Ashley (GD)

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Duals: In short, duals create two players instead of one, which can be controlled with the same click, or by activating the two-player mode separately. The interesting thing about this mode is that you can make asymmetrical duals, meaning that the bottom and top have the same structure and obstacles, or dissymmetrical duals, which is the opposite; the top can be a cube, and the bottom a wave, each with different and difficult gameplay, and by the way, it has the opposite block to finish the duals.
Orbs: They are divided into 5 categories: the pink one, which basically makes the game mode jump a mini jump; the yellow one, which makes the game mode jump higher; the red one, which does the same but jumps higher; the blue one, which changes the gravity of the game mode; and the green one, which does the same but more slowly and in a curved way (that is, it goes around in a curve before changing gravity).
Pats: In short, they do the same thing as orbs, except that you don't need to click them to work; it's enough for the vehicle to touch them for them to function.

cube: the default, it's a cube that jumps every time you click, it's that simple.
Ship: Each time you click, the ship rises a little, and if you hold it down, it rises to the default limit of the mode, which is approximately 10 blocks high. If you click several times, you keep the ship straight and upright, but without synchronizing it, otherwise it will go crooked.
ball: the ball changes gravity every time you click, that is, from up to down. It does this by rising quickly (but not instantly) upwards and staying up there unless the player clicks again.
UFO: the same as the cube only it jumps less and falls slower, and with the main difference that the UFO can jump in the air.
Wave: The wave is an arrow that works almost the same as the ship, only instead of taking a curved trajectory, the wave does so in a straight line, and it is usually used a lot because of its small hitbox, and as a curious fact, the wave is the most used game mode in difficult levels, and it is due to its small hitbox, making it the perfect vehicle for these levels.
robot: works almost the same as the cube, only the longer you hold it down the higher it will jump, reaching a maximum of 3 blocks before the jump automatically stops.
Spider: The spider is similar to the ball, except that it teleports up and down, even passing through objects like spikes in its path (except for blocks).
Swincopter: It's like the ball, only in the air. Every time you click, gravity changes, with the difference that you can do it in the air. As an extra fact, it's the most hated game mode in the game because of its basic mechanics and because it's very uncontrolled.

Stereo Madness: This is the first level of the game. It's literally like the tutorial; it's actually a pretty easy level, and it serves more to introduce simple mechanics like the ship and cube.
Bloodbath: It is an extreme demon characterized by a reddish decoration and by completely changing the difficulty of the game, and it was so mythical for its time that nobody could complete it, currently it is one of the easiest extreme demons.
Society: This is very famous as it is currently the most difficult level in the game, with frame perfects at 120 fps (a frame perfect in short is a click that can only be made at that number of frames per second, and the larger that number is, the more difficult and precious the level becomes (60, 120, 240, 360 fps as maximum possible in GD). Society itself has a decoration inspired by dreamcore and analog horror, much loved for its aesthetics and decoration.
Bloodluts: If Bloodbath was mythical, this one is legendary. As its name suggests, it's a remastered version of Bloodbath, although it's only a remaster. The decoration was literally so beautiful that it built its own identity. It's not just a redecorated version (and by redecorated I mean more lighting and beautiful details), but the level is longer, more difficult, and above all, beloved.

Geometry Dash is a rhythm game that came out in 2013. It featured a 2D cube that had to jump and complete sections. Although the game was simple, it quickly created a very loyal community. This led the creator (RobTop) to continue updating the game, adding more objects, good modes, and new ways to decorate the levels. Because the community created their own levels, GD became the 4th best-selling game in the world and the most famous rhythm game in the world. The community not only created levels but also made websites that documented the most difficult levels of the moment, asked questions, and proposed ideas. In fact, even when the creator (RobTop) stopped updating the game for a long time, the community didn't fade away; on the contrary, it grew larger. Currently, it's a favorite game for many, especially Ashley.

Ashley is short for her real name, as her full name is Ashley Wave Trials.
Personality: She is friendly, very kind, respectful, insecure, shy, but above all she is too organized.
Clothing: Ashley wears a pink long-sleeved shirt, black pants, black sneakers, and pink headphones.
Appearance: A rather short girl, with a slim body, fair skin, black eyes, and long pink hair; she has oval-shaped black eyes and a mouth with demure lines (more specifically like this //).
Likes: Ashley really likes fresh fruit and all kinds of drinks in general, she likes to listen to calm and relaxing songs, and her favorite video game is Geometry Dash.