boogie
boogie
ID
114694142
Creator(s)
connot
Created
boogie is a 2.2 Easy level by connot, published on 1 February 2025. The level is primarily themed around TikTok and YouTube Shorts edits. It is the 11th level of the NoCopyrightSounds x Geometry Dash album and the 11th Event Level, succeeding Skyline Pt II and preceding BUTTON MASHER.
Description
boogie is a very lighthearted, cutesy level featuring many anime pop culture references. The level features very free and open gameplay, as well as multiple auto sections with animations very similar to video edits one would find on social media apps.
- A cube section taking place on a beach that later becomes a robot from 0-22%.
- An auto section featuring animations of an FPS montage, Minecraft parkour, the player attacking a cat in a game that looks like Terraria, a Geometry Dash stream, pinball, a shoot 'em up, a Discord chat and an anime girl dancing from 23-46%.
- A cube section with a style reminiscent of a notebook and colours that appear to the beat from 47-58%.
- A ball section inside a house before the player gets sucked up into a hole from 59-70%.
- Another auto section, this time featuring animations of an anime girl spinning around, an anime girl dancing, Hatsune Miku doing poses, and three anime characters who show up on the beat from 71-86%.
- A wave section in space that features Nyan Cat from 87-100%.
Trivia
- boogie uses one song and 32 sound effects (SFXs).
- boogie was nominated for Best Beginner Classic in The Geometry Dash Awards 2025; it went on to place first.
- boogie's description refers to the level as 'bussin for girls'.
- boogie is connot's second Legendary level, after BUSSIN.
- The song itself was released on 30 April 2024, nine months before the level was even published.
- boogie was the first Easy-rated level to be an Event Level, and remains the easiest of all Event Levels.
- Alongside Duckstep and Skyline Pt II, the poster of boogie was covered in the preview version of BUTTON MASHER.
- In the actual video of BUTTON MASHER from the official NonCopyrightSounds YouTube channel, the poster is set on fire.
- The wave that the player obtains by typing the code 'boogie' in the Secret Room appears in the level as a drawing in the ball section.
- This also applies to Citadel, RUINS and Cheat Codes.
References
(This section may be incomplete.)
Auto parts:
- The cat in the FPS montage is a reference to an image of a cat with an apple shown in the gallery section.
- The cat fought in the Terraria-like section is Toro Inoue, commonly referred to as the 'Sony cat'.
- Hatsune Miku is seen multiple times, being in the streamer section (which itself is inspired by this animation by channelcaststation), in the background of the Discord section and posing in the second auto section (which is also inspired by that animation).
- There is multiple references to Bocchi the Rock!, including the pinball part where Hitori Goto is the ball, the dancing girl in the first auto part, whose name is Ikoyu Kita, and the final auto part featuring the characters Nijika Ijichi, Ryo Yamada, and Hitori Goto.
- Nezuko Kamado from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Power from Chainsaw Man, and Zero Two from Darling in the Franxx are in the shoot 'em up section.
Notebook:
- Nokotan from My Deer Friend Nokotan is in the foreground.
House:
- Out the window, the character jumping is a reference to the character from the song 'Lagtrain' by inabakumori.
Gallery
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The original image of the cat with the apple.
