Geometry Dash Zodiac

Geometry Dash Zodiac is a 2.1 Extreme Demon mega-collaboration hosted and published by Bianox. Built by 20 creators and set to Sphere by Creo, it became one of the defining Top 1 demons of the late 2.1 era.

Zodiac is remembered for two reasons at once. First, it was genuinely one of the hardest rated levels in the game, holding the #1 Demonlist spot for 338 days. Second, its original verification became a major cheating scandal after xander admitted the run was hacked, forcing the community to separate the uploaded verification from Technical's legitimate completion.

This is the search intent that defines Zodiac. The short answer is not a single name: xander claimed the original verification, but Technical was the first player to beat Zodiac legitimately. The longer version is why Zodiac still gets discussed years later.

Zodiac was placed at #1 on the Demonlist on March 9, 2019, dethroning Bloodlust. It held the top spot for 338 days until Tartarus took over on February 10, 2020. That reign makes Zodiac one of the longest and most important former Top 1 demons in Geometry Dash history.

Its list position has moved down as the game's difficulty ceiling rose, but its historical role is settled: Zodiac was the level that bridged the Bloodlust era and the Tartarus era while forcing the community to treat verification proof more seriously.

The practical details are simple: Zodiac's level ID is 52374843, and the password is 005875. If you want the real level, copy the ID into Geometry Dash rather than relying on Scratch or browser recreations.

Zodiac uses Sphere by Creo, with song ID 739991. It is also part of a small group of famous former #1 demons tied to Creo's music; Black Blizzard uses Creo's Dimension.

Zodiac's difficulty comes from length multiplied by precision. The level is an XL endurance test with constant mode changes, speed changes, gravity flips, and late chokepoints that make a clean full run fragile even after the player understands the route.

Zodiac's legacy did not end when Tartarus took #1. It influenced later mega-collab culture, proof standards, and even spiritual follow-ups. It also became a useful comparison point for players measuring the gap between old Top 1 demons and modern list difficulty.