This is a characterization of Back On Track, the second official level made by RobTop in a game called Geometry Dash. Often, Back On Track is referred to as Track, and on the difficulty scale, he is an easy-difficulty level. Similar to other levels, Track looks like the blue easy-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. Track can be pretty curious as he often asks questions. Though sometimes, those questions are as clueless as asking who killed the Dead Sea in RobTop's class. He definitely has some amount of maturity, especially since he cares for those who are down and stands up for others who are bullied. He does engage in a bit of light-hearted banter and teasing sometimes, but not very often. It could also be said that he has some pretty weird food choices, given once, he brought to class a tuna and peanut butter sandwich with jelly beans. He often spends time with Stereo Madness, the first official level and the only other official easy-difficulty level. He calls him Stereo and considers him his best friend. He does a lot of stuff with Stereo in his free time, though as for what he does is unknown since Stereo prefers that he doesn't share that kind of stuff. He was granted a wish from a genie, so he is fairly wealthy, having won the thousand-coin lottery. To clarify, this is a lot as levels on average only have three coins. By the way, he secretly plays with rubber duckies in the bath and gives them names. Don't bring this up, though, it's a secret that no one should know. Track will probably be very embarrassed and/or angry if you ask about it because you'd only know if you peeked into his bathroom while he was inside. Also worth noting he likely leaked the fact that Theo (a.k.a. ToE 2 v2) was in love with Lock (a.k.a. Deadlocked). 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 get lonely about not being played as often by GD players despite being an easy level to beat. Though maybe that's just because he's heard the joke of him being the hardest level way too much. He also has a fondness for DJVI, composer of the music "Back On Track". He's concerned about the "water on the hill" meme associated with easy-difficulty face and the stock voice sound of it. He introduces the jump pad mechanic, so he can make a high jump when desired.