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Template:Infobox Level Fairydust is a difficult Nine Circles remake by SuperPizzaLuigi. To this date, it is considered one of the hardest Nine Circles remakes, but is a long shot off in difficulty from demons such as Poltergeist and Crimson Clutter. Due to its difficulty going beyond a typical demon, it is normally considered a Hard demon.

Description

Fairydust was the first Nine Circles remake to come out at its time. It was one of the hardest Nine Circles levels, but has since been stripped of its place by harder Nine Circles remakes.

Gameplay

Fairydust starts off with a moderately difficult and confusing cube that requires crucial timing to make sure you don't press the wrong buttons. Shortly after, there is a ball segment that is fairly easy and only requires a little bit of timing. The ball goes into a part auto cube that has a few jumps. The music drops and the level goes into the infamous Nine Circles wave. Like all Nine Circles levels, the wave contains flashing lights, and has tight spaces, lots of mashing, and many crucial timings that will otherwise instantly cause the player to crash if done incorrectly. The first section of this wave is quite irritating because of gravity portals, tight spaces and awkward timing. The mini wave is also a very big part of the wave, and is very hard and clunky to control, only increasing the difficulty of the level to force in your perfect timing, altering between more awkward timings and a very difficult mash segment around the middle of the level. The wave, at the end, briefly goes double and then into a double speed wave with more tight spaces. Note it is very easy to crash here because of strange timing and an incentive to react quickly to avoid crashing into the lower wall. The wave ends and briefly transitions to a cube, then goes into a triple speed ship that is practically the end of the level. The level ends with a "GG", a lenny face, and with an auto cube segment with SuperPizzaLuigi's name.

Errors

  • At the end of the first dual, it's possible to miss the double speed changer and stay in triple speed similar to how Poltergeist operates its mini wave.
  • At the end of the second dual, it is possible to miss the mini size changer, similar to Nine Circles.

Trivia

  • Fairydust is one of the first five demon Nine Circles levels to be created.
  • Fairydust is SuperPizzaLuigi's only demon level.
  • "If Fairydust was L1" has more likes than the original level.
  • SuperPizzaLuigi completed this level more easily than Nine Circles, so when he published this level on youtube, he wrote that the level could be insane and not demon.
  • This is the first Nine Circles to use a patch with real and fake blocks, with spikes and confusing rings. This part'll be used in several next remakes, like Fear Me and Classic.

Fails

Walkthrough

File:"Geometry Dash" Fairydust (SuperPizzaLuigi) (Demon)
Credit to Danilkaz.