This is a characterization of Polargeist, the third official level made by RobTop in a game called Geometry Dash. Often, Polargeist is referred to as Geist, and on the difficulty scale, he is a normal-difficulty level. Similar to other levels, Geist 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. Geist tends to be one of the more casual and nonchalant levels, and it shows in his interactions with others. He'd rather avoid any confrontations by being easygoing and mediating in the case of disagreements, though that doesn't mean they never happen. He likes to do things for the experience since not much goes on in the world of Geometry Dash. He's also fairly playful and resourceful, making a mummy costume out of toilet paper for Halloween (which he's still proud of) and crawling through ventilation shaft to enter a locked room. Albeit the latter shows he might need to learn some boundaries. He owns a pet goldfish which he cares for, and has expressed interest in owning another. Though he might not know how to give his fish its best life seeing as it lives in a fishbowl. Of course, none of it is out of malice, but somebody better tell him to get the fishy a tank before it's too late. He also owns a mansion thanks to a wish from a genie, and it's a wonder how he manages to keep it looking neat all the time. He doesn't have any friends he'd consider to be best friends, though he does stick around Dry Out, also called Sahara, more often than the others. After all, he's the only other normal-difficulty level, and levels tend to get together like that frequently. 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 doesn't mind being fairly easy for GD players to complete. Except for his third secret coin, people really don't like how precise the jump is for a normal-difficulty level. Geist has an appreciation for Step, composer of the music "Polargeist". When 2.2 came out, a meme spiraled out of control relating to the "FIRE IN THE HOLE!" phrase, combined with the term "lobotomy" and... the normal-difficulty face. Geist finds this kind of thing pretty weird, but he can kind of see the charm in its deranged vibe. He introduces the jump ring mechanic, so he is able to perform multiple jumps in the air with the use of them.