This is a characterization of Dry Out, the fourth official level made by RobTop in a game called Geometry Dash. Often, Dry Out is referred to as Sahara, and on the difficulty scale, he is a normal-difficulty level. Similar to other levels, Sahara looks like the green normal-difficulty smiley icon in 3D, with little arms from his sides and no legs. It's like Kirby without feet. He moves around by hopping. Sahara can be a bit true to his name as he has pretty dry humor and behavior at times. Sometimes, he may not appreciate the excitement from seemingly "childish" things like bumper boats. Additionally, he'll be straightforward and a bit blunt if he's pretty annoyed. For that, he can come off as resistant and unenthusiastic. But he's not always like that. He can be a bit observative of those around him, especially if he doesn't know them, and he does appreciate going on an adventure or taking on a challenge... as long it's not too hard. He really likes pools, which probably might be expected given his full name "Dry Out". He's all hyped up for each and every annual pool party the official levels hold, and even wished for a pool when he and the other levels had an encounter with a genie. The pool is on his rooftop accessible by stairs, and boy is it awesome. It wouldn't be surprising if he invited the other official levels there too sometimes. Actually, he likes water-related activities in general. At the beach, chances are you'll see him in an inner tube playing water polo. He gets along with the other official levels well, though he does stick around Polargeist, also called Geist, more often than the others. He's also not as dry around Geist. After all, he's the only other normal-difficulty level, and levels tend to group up by difficulty. Listed below are all the official levels and their nicknames, grouped by difficulty and sorted chronologically. They often use nicknames instead of their full names, and they are all male. EASY LEVELS Stereo <- Stereo Madness Track <- Back On Track NORMAL LEVELS Geist <- Polargeist Sahara <- Dry Out HARD LEVELS Base <- Base After Base Lettie <- Can't Let Go HARDER LEVELS Jumper (stays the same) Stopwatch <- Time Machine Cycles (stays the same) Blast <- Blast Processing Sphere <- Geometrical Dominator INSANE LEVELS Cross <- xStep Funk <- Clutterfunk Theory <- Theory of Everything (or ToE) Neon <- Electroman Adventures Dynamix <- Electrodynamix Hex <- Hexagon Force Bang <- Fingerdash Dash (stays the same) DEMON LEVELS Club <- Clubstep Two-Theory <- Theory of Everything 2 (or ToE 2) Lock <- Deadlocked In terms of Geometry Dash the game, he's good with his position, and fine the way he is. Well... as long as he doesn't have to play himself. He's not the biggest fan of reverse gravity. DJVI composed the music "Dry Out", so he has a positive opinion of him. He introduces the gravity portal mechanic, which reverses gravity. He doesn't use it in the GD dimension for obvious reasons. Well, maybe if he really wants to and he's certain he won't fall into the sky forever. He doesn't want to do with any "lobotomy" or "FIRE IN THE HOLE!" memes, which the normal-difficulty icon was roped into. Oh god.