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I love the lust renaissance. Hakita and his team really did a good job of showing how big of a metrocity Lust was.

Ultrakill OST: "Cold Winds" 1:15 🤝 Undertale OST: "Here We Are" 0:45

Why do I always get just 50 kills?

What weapons are required for this

Where do y ou get the 3 other kills

King Minos, the benevolent ruler of the Lust layer of hell, was struck down by Gabriel, and left as a husk, only animate to destroy the utopia he created during his reign in life. Reading the books in this game makes me WANT to beat the shit out of Gabriel.

0:09 *caught SinfulNitWit trying to projectile boost with knuckleblaster, asked to leave prelude and jump into a grinder*

Oh ok, so you don't have to kill the secret swordsmachine

man thank you SO MUCH i am trying to fight minos prime and i was wondering why the kills are a b rank

I love how you can hear the start of this song in the end of Versus.

Cool me second

for whatever reason the piano bit makes me think of oneshot

glad I'm not the only one who just missed one of the husks at the beginning and thought I had to beat the entire level with the secret encounter in under 2 minutes.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I'VE BEEN TRYING TO GET A PEE RANK ON THIS FOREVER!!!!!

The least self-indulgent/gratifying depiction of the ring of Lust I've seen in a while

The reason people can't get enough style is because how high it requires you to have and how UNBEARINGLY SHORT the level is.

HOW TO KILL ONLY 1 ENEMY!?!!??

I love how this song reminded me of Muse - Hyper Chondriac Music

underrated ost

Activate Windows

The opening to this level where you get launched into the sky is one of my favourite parts of ultrakill

this theme plays when i go back to school from school break (its about to happen in 2 days noo)

This one specific song reminds me if the pictures of Chernobyl after the incident💀💀💀

i can never p rank this level bcz i don't get enough style

2:14

it didnt work somehow

Bro look at all the Bisexual lighting

ultrakill is the only game that sends you into terraria’s corruption but with a bisexual city after giving you the most dull place ever

This level with the music gives a data log vibe of: day 4219, life is gone. Our world has died. The rest of us are only husks of what we once were.

Damn that's awesome dude

Why do I have 1 enemy left from S? Like cmon. Do I need to beat secret encounter or what? P.S it was the second enemy in the very beginning of the level, I missed it cuz it spawns behind you

Just got 1:57 on this as my best time

Layer 0: not hell 👍 Layer 1: this s- aint hell its a park Layer 2: bisexual lightning Layer 3: a vegans worst nightmare Layer 4: the indomitable human spirit Layer 5: FISH Layer 6: actually hell Layer 7: flashbang yippee!

BRO i thought u had to kill the secret boss everytime u did the level omg lol

This reminds me of the song pulse from cave story

you're telling me im missing one enemy?

Is that the new zone 9 leaks from JToH?!

idk why but i cant p-rank this level

I swear I have heard this somewhere before

art

Omg thank you for opening my eyes to an idea of lowering my time again

Amazing music for a level that last less than 2 minutes

0:44 That guy is like, "Oh no."

TF you don't have to kill maurices?

im stuck on a rank for style 😭

2:15 is just the best part

dude..... I'm now getting less points than I started with trying to switch weapons more after watching this. What the hell.

this perfectly encapsulated the Lust Layer, and empty deserted city doomed to be watched over by King Minos' Corpse. then came along a Nikon and 13 cents

Limbo: Where those who never knew Christ exist. Dante encounters ​Ovid, Homer, Socrates, Aristotle, Julius Caesar, and more here. Lust: Self-explanatory. Dante encounters Achilles, Paris, Tristan, Cleopatra, and Dido, among others. Gluttony: Where those who overindulge exist. Dante encounters ordinary people here, not characters from epic poems or gods from mythology. The author Boccaccio took one of these characters, Ciacco, and incorporated him into his 14th-century collection of tales called "The Decameron." Greed: Self-explanatory. Dante encounters more ordinary people but also the guardian of the circle, Pluto, the mythological king of the Underworld. This circle is reserved for people who hoarded or squandered their money, but Dante and Virgil do not directly interact with any of its inhabitants. This is the first time they pass through a circle without speaking to anyone, a commentary on Dante’s opinion of greed as a higher sin. Anger: Dante and Virgil are threatened by the Furies when they try to enter through the walls of Dis (Satan). This is a further progression in Dante’s evaluation of the nature of sin; he also begins to question himself and his own life, realizing his actions and nature could lead him to this permanent torture. Heresy: Rejection of religious and/or political “norms.” Dante encounters Farinata degli Uberti, a military leader and aristocrat who tried to win the Italian throne and was convicted posthumously of heresy in 1283. Dante also meets Epicurus, Pope Anastasius II, and Emperor Frederick II. Violence: This is the first circle to be further segmented into sub-circles or rings. There are three of them-the Outer, Middle, and Inner rings-housing different types of violent criminals. The first are those who were violent against people and property, such as Attila the Hun. Centaurs guard this Outer Ring and shoot its inhabitants with arrows. The Middle Ring consists of those who commit violence against themselves (suicide). These sinners are perpetually eaten by Harpies. The Inner Ring is made up of the blasphemers, or those who are violent against God and nature. One of these sinners is Brunetto Latini, a sodomite, who was Dante’s own mentor. (Dante speaks kindly to him.) The usurers are also here, as are those who blasphemed not just against God but also the gods, such as Capaneus, who blasphemed against Zeus. Fraud: This circle is distinguished from its predecessors by being made up of those who consciously and willingly commit fraud. Within the eighth circle is another called the Malebolge (“Evil Pockets”), which houses 10 separate bolgias (“ditches”). In these exist types of those who commit fraud: panderers/seducers; flatterers; simoniacs (those who sell ecclesiastical preferment); sorcerers/astrologers/false prophets; barrators (corrupt politicians); hypocrites; thieves; false counselors/advisers; schismatics (those who separate religions to form new ones); and alchemists/counterfeiters, perjurers, impersonators, etc. Each bolgia is guarded by different demons, and the inhabitants suffer different punishments, such as the simoniacs, who stand head-first in stone bowls and endure flames upon their feet. Treachery: The deepest circle of Hell, where Satan resides. As with the last two circles, this one is further divided, into four rounds. The first is Caina, named after the biblical Cain, who murdered his brother. This round is for traitors to family. The second, Antenora-from Antenor of Troy, who betrayed the Greeks-is reserved for political/national traitors. The third is Ptolomaea for Ptolemy, son of Abubus, who is known for inviting Simon Maccabaeus and his sons to dinner and then murdering them. This round is for hosts who betray their guests; they are punished more harshly because of the belief that having guests means entering into a voluntary relationship, and betraying a relationship willingly entered is more despicable than betraying a relationship born into. The fourth round is Judecca, after Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Christ. This round is reserved for traitors to their lords/benefactors/masters. As in the previous circle, the subdivisions each have their own demons and punishments.

This is the kinda song that makes me reflect on life