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IconKitUpdate2.2

Customisation as of Update 2.2

IconKitColourPicker

The colour picker as of Update 2.2

IconKitUpdate2.1

Customisation in Update 2.11

Customisation is a feature that allows the appearance and effects of the icon to be selected for each mode used during gameplay. None physically changes how the icons interact with the level.

Icons can be unlocked by completing Achievements, buying from the shops and finding rewards in various chests from Gauntlets, the Treasure Room, Basement, Daily Rewards, Vaults, Paths, and miscellaneous. Besides the full version, the available unlockables are limited. Cubes 65 to 71 are exclusive to Geometry Dash Meltdown, cubes 72 and 75 are exclusive to Geometry Dash World and cubes 143 to 148 are exclusive to Geometry Dash SubZero.

The main icon kit screen is normally accessed through the title screen of every game, but is also accessible with a shortcut in the top-right corner of the user level menu. Update 2.0 changed colours to be found through a dedicated colour selection popup.

Icon galleries

Notes
  • 1 Available in all games
  • 2 Available in Geometry Dash Lite
  • 3 Available in Geometry Dash Meltdown
  • 4 Available in Geometry Dash World
  • 5 Available in Geometry Dash SubZero

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Geometry_Jump_-_Icon_Kit_Preview

Geometry Jump - Icon Kit Preview

Trivia

Update history

Version Cubes Ships Balls UFOs Waves Robots Spiders Swings Jetpacks Trails Death effects Ship Fires Animations Colours
Initial release 13
(1-13) 		1
(1) 		- - - - - - - 1
(1) 		1
(1) 		1
(1) 		- 12
(1-12)
Update 1.1 1
(14) 		0 - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - 1
(13)
Update 1.2 2
(15-16) 		0 1
(1) 		- - - - - - 0 0 0 - 0
Update 1.3 10
(17-26) 		0 0 - - - - - - 0 0 0 - 0
Update 1.4 0 4
(2-5) 		0 - - - - - - 0 0 0 - 1
(14)
Update 1.5 4
(27-30) 		3
(6-8) 		0 1
(1) 		- - - - - 0 0 0 - 1
(15)
Update 1.6 4
(31-34) 		2
(9-10) 		3
(2-4) 		3
(2-4) 		- - - - - 0 0 0 - 2
(16-17)
Update 1.7 4
(35-38) 		4
(11-14) 		3
(5-7) 		3
(5-7) 		- - - - - 1
(2) 		0 0 - 1
(18)
Update 1.8 4
(39-42) 		2
(15-16) 		1
(8) 		1
(8) 		- - - - - 0 0 0 - 2
(19-20)
Update 1.9
Steam exclusive 		4
(43-46)
2
(47-48) 		2
(17-18) 		2
(9-10) 		2
(9-10) 		1
(1) 		- - - - 0 0 0 - 4
(21-24)
Update 2.0 14
(49-62) 		7
(19-25) 		8
(11-18) 		8
(11-18) 		11
(2-12) 		6
(1-6) 		- - - 2
(3-4) 		0 0 - 4
(25-28)
Update 2.01 2
(63-64) 		0 0 0 1
(13) 		0 - - - 0 0 0 - 0
Update 2.1 44
(65-108) 		10
(26-35) 		11
(19-29) 		10
(19-28) 		10
(14-23) 		11
(7-17) 		10
(1-10) 		- - 3
(5-7) 		12
(2-13) 		0 - 14
(29-42)
Update 2.11 34
(109-142) 		16
(36-51) 		14
(30-43) 		7
(29-35) 		12
(24-35) 		9
(18-26) 		7
(11-17) 		- - 0 4
(14-17) 		0 - 0
Update 2.2 342
(143-484) 		118
(52-169) 		75
(44-118) 		114
(36-149) 		61
(36-96) 		42
(27-68) 		52
(18-69) 		43
(1-43) 		5
(1-5) 		0 3
(18-20) 		5
(2-6) 		3
(18-20) 		65
(43-107)
Update 2.207 1
(485) 		0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
(6-8) 		0 0 0 0 0
Total 485 169 118 149 96 68 69 43 8 7 20 6 3 107
Update1.8Cover

Customisation as of Update 1.8, and also when it was first given an official name.

Streak 08 001

The eighth trail in the old version of Geometry Dash World.

Streak 07 001

The old fire trail.

  • The trailer for Ultimate Destruction uses the cube unlocked for completing Can't Let Go.
  • The "Demolicious" cube as shown in one of the sneak peeks for Update 1.7 noticeably has minor differences from the current cube.
    • In the same image, there is a ball whose interior has a smaller version of the one unlocked for collecting 35 secret coins, but it never made it into the release for unknown reasons.
  • There is a special option available in the Trails section to ‘Enable glow’, which forms an outline of the selected secondary colour to surround the edges of the selected icons. It is unlocked simultaneously when Trail 2 is unlocked, which was introduced in Update 1.7.
    • Prior to Update 2.0, the glow effect was exclusively associated with Trail 2 and did not have an option to independently enable or disable it, meaning that the specific trail had to be used to enable the glow effect.
    • In Update 2.2, there's also new option to 'explode' the icon into pieces on death, which can be enabled in the Death Effects tab. This option is first teased in the first sneak peek.

The 1.0 version of Geometry Dash World contained 8 trails, rather than 7.

  • The eighth trail had four lines, one above another, as shown here on the right side.
  • The occurrence of trails is dependent on the form and its interactions with level components.
    • In ship form, UFO form, and wave form, the player's trail will always appear. However, in wave form the trail is hidden behind the wave line.
    • In cube form, ball form, robot form, and spider form, the player's trail will only appear when the player interacts with rings, pads, and gravity portals.
    • An unrelated 'trail' which rapidly ghosts primary coloured copies of the player is present in some levels, being a trigger in the level editor.
  • Choosing black as the primary colour will automatically add a glow around the player's icon, regardless of whether or not you have the "glow" option. Several other changes occur namely applying the secondary colour to level components and the progress bar which would usually use the primary colour.
    • Choosing black as the secondary colour as well will cause these elements to use white instead.
  • Despite only being able to be unlocked in the Steam version of Geometry Dash, the "SteamStep!" and the "Steamrolling" icons appear traveling across the menu in the mobile versions of the game.
  • Originally, the ship would only take the primary colour of the player, with shading instead of a secondary colour. The secondary colour was made visible in Update 1.4.
  • There are three different sizes of UFO domes, with UFOs 1-8 having a normal size, UFOs 9-18 having a smaller size, and UFO 19- having a larger size.
  • In Update 1.9, the wave form did not have an in-game name: the name of forms is only shown when unlocking icons or selecting locked icons, but at the time there was only the default Wave 1. Update 2.0 officially named it "dart," but it was changed to "wave" in Update 2.01 due to the community issuing complaints about the change.
  • Prior to Update 2.1, the requirement to collect the "Supporter" icon included going to settings and tapping the "Rate" button. This was changed in Update 2.1, where the player was required to tap the lock on the cube in Customisation. (As of Update 2.2, this only occurs in World and SubZero; the full version of Geometry Dash lists the requirement as "Have fun :) to unlock this cube!".) Scratch will then give the player the icon as a free sample and tell the player to find him when they can. This was due to a change in the Google Play Store's policy about offering compensation in exchange for a rating.
  • Prior to Update 2.0, the mini cube and ball forms had standalone icons which would replace the player's chosen icons.
    • An option was added in Update 2.1 which allowed the player to activate the use of the default mini icons by going into settings.
  • A contest was held by Viprin, Etzer, and RobTop in which people created their own icons using Adobe Photoshop (preferred) and the best were implemented into 2.2, as well as Bonus Winners and RobTop's Pick (originally top 10, but the number increases as more entries come in).
    • Release of the winning icons were as follows: 1st place icons, RobTop's Pick and Bonus Winners were released in Update 2.11. 2nd, 3rd, and judges were released in Update 2.2.
  • Each crash animation has its own file with each frame next to each other, much like a sprite-sheet.
  • The "Nice Shot" icon has a shading in the trailer of Geometrical Dominator.
  • The “Nice Shot” was listed as being unlockable in multiple ways in 2.2, by its standard achievement, and the “Lists!” Achievement. However, the latter achievement did not actually unlock the icon.
    • This was fixed in Update 2.201, which replaced the second option with unlocking Cube 246, a Cube previously slated to be unlocked in Update 2.21.
  • In Update 2.2, cubes 151 and 164 were nearly identical due to an oversight. This was fixed in 2.201, where cube 164 was replaced with a new icon and assigned as the reward for the achievement for completing 2000 user levels, which previously had no reward due to a separate oversight.
  • Update 1.1 added the fewest icon kit items, with only two (Cube 14 and Colour 17).
  • Update 1.4 is the only update to not introduce any new cubes.
  • Update 2.2 introduced by far the largest number of icon kit options, with a total of 928 icons, effects, and colours introduced in that update alone (993 if counting primary and secondary colours separately).
    • However, a significant number of these icons are unobtainable in 2.2, and are only unlockable in Update 2.21. If hacks are used to select these icons, they work as normal.
  • The only icon kit options Update 2.2 did not at least double the total quantity of were trails (which it added none of) and death effects (of which 3 were added to the pre-existing 17, for a total of 20)
  • Prior to Update 2.207, the primary colour obtained by completing Dash in Practice Mode was also rewarded for collecting 6000 Moons. The latter has since been updated to reward Ball 108, which was previously slated to be unlocked in Update 2.21.
  • The three animations are listed in icon kit as Items 18 through 20; the previous seventeen items are other one-time unlockables that are not accessible in the icon kit at all. In order, they are:

Icon references

  • The cube unlocked for typing 'spooky' in the vault resembles a Shy Guy, an enemy in the Super Mario and Yoshi's Island franchises.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 9000 diamonds is a “?” Block from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The cube for the achievement "Nice Shot!" appears to be based on the Rotating Block from from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting all three coins on Theory of Everything 2 resembles a Boo, a ghost-like character from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the cubes unlocked by opening a 10-key chest also resembles a Boo.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 10 user coins resembles the sprite of a mushroom from the Super Mario franchise.
    • However, the cube has a squared top, unlike when it was first seen in the second WIP image for Update 2.0. The rounded top originally seen in the WIP image better resembled that of the mushroom sprite.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 15 lava shards resembles a Thwomp from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the cubes found inside of a 5-key chest in the Treasure Room resembles a Propeller Box from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the cubes that will become unlockable in 2.21 resembles a Phanto from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the cubes that will become unlockable in 2.21 resembles a Lava Lift from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The ship unlocked for collecting 35 metal shards resembles a Chain Chomp from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The ship unlocked upon typing "thechickenisready" in the Vault of Secrets resembles a Torpedo Ted from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the ships that will become unlockable in 2.21 resembles a Wiggler from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the balls in the secret shop resembles a Fuzzy from from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The UFO unlocked for completing 30 map packs resembles on Bowser's Clown Car from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The UFO unlocked for collecting 5 light shards resembles Lakitu's Cloud from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The UFO unlocked for collecting 65 metal shards resembles a Bill Blaster from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the UFOs that will become unlockable in 2.21 resembles a Galoomba from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The wave unlocked upon doing 400000 jumps resembles a Bullet Bill from the Super Mario' franchise.
  • One of the waves found in a 50-key chest resembles a Blooper from the Super Mario' franchise.
  • The robot found for reaching Path of Fire rank 9 resembles Bowser from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the robots found in the mechanic shop resembles a Bob-omb from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The robot unlocked for 900 moons resembles a Mechakoopa from the Super Mario franchise.
  • One of the spiders in the diamond shop resembles a Koopa Shell from the Super Mario franchise.
  • The swing found for collecting 35 blood shards resembles King Boo from the Super Mario franchise.
    • It is possible to have a full set of icons that are references to Super Mario (with the exception of jetpacks).
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 2000 diamonds resembles Kirby, a popular video game character.
  • The swing unlocked for collecting 12000 stars also resembles Kirby.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 1600 user coins resembles Meta Knight.
  • The ship unlocked for collecting 800 user coins bears a resemblance to the Jet Star from Kirby's Air Ride.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 4000 moons wears glasses that bear a resemblance to the ones worn by a certain Squirtle in the Pokémon anime.
  • The cube spider for collecting 35 soul shards resembles Mega Gengar from the Pokémon franchise.
  • The ship unlocked for collecting 75 secret coins resembles Porygon from the Pokémon franchise.
  • One of the spiders in the community shop resembles Stakataka from the Pokémon franchise.
  • One of the cubes that will become unlockable in 2.21 resembles Samus from the Metroid franchise.
  • Both the wave unlocked for acquiring 2,500 stars and unlocked for typing "Ahead" into the vault resemble a Metroid, main enemies of the Metroid franchise.
  • The ball unlocked for collecting 100 light shards and the wave unlocked for beating the Temple Gauntlet both resemble the Triforce from The Legend of Zelda.
  • One of the waves found in the Diamond Shop resembles the Master Sword from The Legend of Zelda.
  • One of the waves that will become unlockable in 2.21 resembles the Longshot from The Legend of Zelda.
  • The swing unlocked for collecting 1200 user coins resembles a beast ball from Pokemon Sun and Moon.
  • The swing unlocked for collecting 100 moons resembles a cherish ball from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl.

  • The cube unlocked for completing Jumper resembles Ogmo, the main character of the game Jumper by Maddy Thorson.
  • The cube unlocked for completing Hexagon Force in normal mode resembles a Creeper, a popularized aggressive and explosive mob from the game Minecraft.
  • The cube unlocked for obtaining 60 user coins resembles BamBam, a boom from the game Boomlings.
    • Boomlings and Geometry Dash are both games made by RobTop.
    • Interestingly, the actual "booms" from Boomlings have been added as cubes in Update 2.2. Additionally, the death effect unlocked for collecting 100 of all tier 2 shards is reused from Boomlings aswell.
  • The robot unlocked for collecting 100 user coins appears to be a helmet that resembles Master Chief from Halo.
  • The cube unlocked upon gaining 3000 stars appears to be a direct reference to Super Meat Boy.
  • One of the cubes available in the secret shop resembles Kratos from God of War.
  • One of the robots available in the community shop resembles Zero from the Mega Man series.
  • The cube unlocked for performing 80000 attempts is a direct reference to the character Ash from The End Is Nigh, a platformer game by Edmund McMillen.
  • The cube unlocked for completing the Surprise Gauntlet resembles the face of the character Sans from "Undertale" and "Deltarune".
  • The jetpack unlocked for typing 'ncsalbum' in the Secret Room resembles Spamton NEO, a character from "Deltarune".
  • The spider unlocked for typing "backontrack" resembles a Headcrab from the Half-Life game series.
  • The Steam exclusive cube for beating 3 main levels is an obvious reference to Valve's Portal series Companion Cube. Valve also owns Steam, one of the platforms that Geometry Dash is available on.
  • One of the 2.21 Cubes resembles a Portal Gun from the Portal game series.
  • One of the cubes found in a secret chest resembles Wheatley from Portal 2, as well as the Swing collected by completing 25 daily levels.
  • One of the cubes unlockable in 2.21 (473) resemble Bi-Han from Mortal Kombat.
  • One of the spiders unlockable in 2.21 (31) resemble a Level 1 Sentry from Team Fortress 2.
  • One of the robots found in a secret chest resemble a Chomper from Plants vs. Zombies.
  • One of the robots found for reaching Path of Fire rank 6 resembles Isaac Clarke.
  • One of the robots found for reaching Path of Metal rank 9 resembles Metal Sonic from the Sonic the Hedgehog game series.
  • One of the robots found for completing the Path of Ice resemble the Dragonborn guy from Skyrim.
  • Ship 138 resembles a Buster Sword from Final Fantasy.
  • One of the swings found in a chest resembles Ghost from Destiny 2.
  • Cube 354 resembles The Big Cube from 'Just Shapes & Beats.
  • Ball 76 resembles Cryogen, a boss from Terraria's Calamity mod.
  • Wave 59 resembles the Devourer of Gods, another boss from the Calamity mod.
  • Wave 58 resembles Polterghast, another boss from the Calamity mod.
  • Wave 57 resembles The Destroyer, a boss from the base Terraria game.
  • Wave 60 resembles Plantera, a boss from the base Terraria game.
  • Ship 130 is a reference to the Zenith item from Terraria.
  • Ship 149 could be a reference to the OmniWrench in Ratchet and Clank.
  • Cube 360 resembles Claptrap, a yellow robot from the game Borderlands.
  • The swing unlocked for completing the Portal Gauntlet resembles GLaDOS, the primary antagonist of the Portal game series.
  • The second Diamond shop robot could be a reference to Big Daddy from the Bioshock game series, alongside the Gutterman from ULTRAKILL.
  • One of the cubes unlockable in 2.21 (387) resemble a Fall Guy from the game Fall Guys.
  • Ball 56 resembles the logo of Antichamber by Alexander Bruce.
  • Swing 8 and Swing 11 are both refrences to Among Us.
  • The UFO unlocked for typing "ravenous beasts" in the secret room is a reference to the alien from Space Invaders, which the code itself is based on the event level and MDK & Teminite's track that was named after the game.
  • Cube 379 resembles Niko from OneShot.

  • The cube unlocked for collecting all three coins on Deadlocked loosely appears to be a spin-off on Wolverine.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 110 secret coins resembles Deadpool.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 150 user coins resembles Marvel's Iron Man.
    • The robot unlocked for completing Deadlocked in normal mode also resembles Iron Man.
  • The cube for getting all of the keys (Chaos, Chest, and Time) resembles the logo for Marvel's Punisher.
  • The cube unlocked for rating the stars on 2000 online levels appears to be a spin-off on Batman, hence the name "Justice".
  • The ship unlocked for collecting 30 user coins resembles Elliott from Disney's movie Pete's Dragon.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 110 user coins appears to be the head of Robocop, the main character of the movie Robocop.
  • The ship unlocked for getting 3,500 stars resembles the Mon Calamari, a ship from the Star Wars franchise.
  • The UFO unlocked for getting a star feature level resembles Stitch from the movie Lilo and Stitch.
  • One of the robots available in the community shop resembles Stormfly from DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon.
  • The cube unlocked for typing 'Lenny' in the vault references a Lenny face, a popular meme created using Unicode characters.
  • The wave unlocked for typing the numbers from the TV show Lost in order separately into the vault (8-16-30-32-46-84), resembles the Illuminati or the All-Seeing Eye.
  • One of the spiders that can be found in the Treasure Room, as well as cubes 104 and 105, faintly resemble the Shoop Da Whoop meme, while the swing for doing 100,000 attempts directly references it.
  • The cube unlocked for typing "seven" into the Vault of Secrets is a direct reference to Finn the Human from Adventure Time.
  • The cube unlocked for completing the Inferno Gauntlet resembles Boba Fett.
  • One of the cubes found in a 1x key secret chest has an arrow on its forehead pointing to its mouth à la Aang.
  • One of the robots found for collecting 15 blood shards resemble a Xenomorph's head.
  • The swing unlocked for 5000 orbs in the shop resembles Minimoose from Invader ZIM.
  • The wave unlocked after getting 4500 moons resembles the Stand Arrow from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
  • One of the robots unlocked in a 25-key chest in the Treasure Room loosely resembles Lumpy from the web series Happy Tree Friends.
  • The cube for completing 10 insane difficulty levels resembles the Hollow skull logo from the anime and manga series Bleach.
  • One of the robots available in the community shop resembles Daft's helmet from Daft Punk.

  • Some of the icons in update 2.11 and update 2.2 are redesigns of old icons from previous updates. For example, two ships from the Community Shop are robotic redesigns of the bird ship unlocked for beating 15 map packs and the Porygon ship unlocked for collecting 75 secret coins.
  • There are three balls that reference emojis. The “Critic” ball is the crying emoji meme, the “Killamanjaro” ball is the 😂 emoji, and the ball for getting 250 likes on a level is the 🤔 emoji.
  • One of the cubes that can be purchased in the shop resembles the (._.) emoticon.
  • One of the UFOs that can be purchased in the shop resembles the "Look of Disapproval" emoticon.
  • The cube for typing "silence" into the Chamber of Time resembles the default cube, with a gap in the bottom of the said cube. The colour is also different.
  • The ball's face unlocked by collecting 15 fire Shards resembles the face on Dex Arson's logo.
    • This could be a direct reference to him, since he is a very well-known composer in the community and various songs of his have been used in official levels from Geometry Dash World.
  • The ball unlocked for collecting 140 user coins resembles the Yin-Yang symbol.
  • The ship unlocked for collecting 180 user coins appears to resemble Firebird, an MDK character.
  • The robots unlocked for collecting 200 user coins and one on a secret chest appear to be a medieval helmet.
  • The ship unlocked for completing 1,000 user created levels resembles a sea horse, a sea creature from the coral reef.
  • The spider unlocked for collecting 5 earth Shards resembles a crab, a sea-earthling creature who lives on the sand.
  • The spider unlocked for reaching Path of Earth rank 9 resembles a Triceratops, an hervibore extinct prehystory dinosaur.
  • The cube unlocked for collecting 5 of each Tier 1 shards and 5 of each Tier 2 shards resembles a kitty cat and a puppy dog respectively.
  • The wave unlocked for collecting 35 earth shards resembles a carrot, an eating vegetable for the seeing sense.
  • The ship unlocked by reaching Path of Metal rank 6 resembles a saw, a worktool to cut wood.
  • One of the cubes that can be found in a golden chest in the treasure room resembles the skull from the Doom Gauntlet picture.
  • Four of the ships and one of the balls available in the Community Shop resemble dragons.
  • A ship and a spider available in the Community Shop and another ship unlocked for completing 5 Map packs resemble sharks.
  • Some of the original cubes are inspired directly from the lowercase characters of the Oxygene 1 font which is used often throughout the game. These cubes include Cube 1, Cube 2, Cube 4, Cube 5, Cube 6, Cube 7, Cube 8, Cube 9, Cube 11, and Cube 13.
    • The other Steam cube for finishing Clubstep in normal mode ("SteamStep!") has special glasses that directly mimic the Steam logo.
  • The cube unlocked by following 25 creators and the ball unlocked by following 50 resemble the easy face.
  • The cube unlocked by completing 500 demon levels in normal mode resembles the rabbit cube from the Rabbit-themed texture pack created by Gelt. This cube in particular is most prominently associated with Cyclic, a well-known Geometry Dash player.
  • The ball unlocked for 135,000 attempts, a plain circle, was first popularized in a texture pack used by prominent player nSwish. Additionally, the unlock requirement and number are references to another prominent player npesta's verification of the custom level Kenos: it is ball #117 and requires 135,000 attempts to unlock, referencing npesta's 135,320 attempts and 117 streams.
  • Cube 331 references a style of interior block design first introduced in Update 1.9 that is most prominently used in Blast Processing.
  • Each gamemode (except the jetpack) has a poorly drawn version of their default gamemodes, made by the creator Radley.
    • The wave, which is unlocked for typing "boogie" in the Secret Room, appears in the event level of the same name.

    • Secret lock selection messages

    • Player used tap. It's not very effective.
    • Prove that you are worthy.
    • You must do something.
    • ehehehehehe...
    • IMPOSSIBRU!
    • That wont work.
    • It cannot be done.
    • A wild lock appeared!
    • You are not ready.
    • Need. More. Power.
    • The Player used tap. It's not very effective...
    • A demon guards it. Find him.
    • A key... My kingdom for a key...
    • The lock wont budge.
    • A key, you must have.
    • Nothing happened.
    • Forget about this one.
    • Without a key, it cannot be.
    • You have no power here.
    • You are not yet ready.
    • Why you click?

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