EVERMIZER Tutorial: Settings, Glitches, Routing, Tipps & Tricks + Showcase Seed

Storyline (Evermizer in context)

• The goal is to gather rocket parts so the tinker/professor can assemble a rocket.
• Core rocket parts mentioned as needed:
  • Diamond Ice
  • Gage
  • Wheel
  • Energy Core (only required/meaningful depending on settings and whether sequences are “fixed”)
• Progression generally follows the acts to reach multiple bosses, culminating in the final boss—then, if possible, returning for the last required interaction to finish/trigger rocket assembly completion.

Gameplay / System Overview (what the video focuses on)

Settings breakdown (major concepts)

Difficulty

• Controls availability of items and hidden checks.
• On Easy, hidden rooms/checks may become exploitable (described as “hidden checks have exploded” / “nothing on it” / key-item availability changes).

Core randomization

• Energy Core can be:
  • Vanilla: Act 3 location described under the chessboard area and after professor interaction unlocks access.
  • Fragmented: “Triforce Hunt”-style—collect fragments, then assemble via professor interaction; fragment count is shown via requirements.

Alchemizer key items

• In vanilla, Alchemists require:
  • Revealer
  • Levitate
• Levitate uses discussed:
  • Volcano stone placement
  • Other Act 2 progression via opening checks
• Revealer helps with logic routes to temples/pyramids and certain paths (not always necessary if you already know the route).

Item polarization / pool strategy

• Key settings determine whether items are:
  • Balanced (near-vanilla placement by category), for example:
    • ~2 items on Alchemists
    • ~5 items on GS / God-related bosses
    • remaining items on bosses/pots
  • Completely randomized (items can appear anywhere)
• The video emphasizes using the tracker/distribution helper to see where items are expected in a given seed.

Additional gimmicks

• Sniffizer / Dogomizer
  • Determines what the “dog” can access and how it accelerates routing.
• MusicMizer
  • “Shovels music” (shuffles music; always-on behavior described).
• Callbomizer
  • Shuffles magic spells across the four main NPCs; spells may move to different characters (“all mixed up” mode).
• Punk Mode
  • A faster “dog” variant; extremely fast and significantly accelerates movement.
• Turtle Fashion
  • Replaces offensive magic with Turd Balls and reduces/changes the damage profile.
• Short Boss Rush
  • Reduces final boss rush HP (starting around Metal Magma and Caron with ~reduced HP).

Glitches and sequence breaks (core “how-to” content)

General framing

• Sequence breaks are crucial in Evermizer routing and are often tied to whether sequences are fixed.

Rock clip via dog menu

• Uses dog menu + positioning while the menu scrolls to clip into the volcano entrance area.
• Important detail:
  • The dog must be positioned so it’s not immediately on-screen when selecting/opening the menu.
• If sequences are fixed, requirements can change:
  • Sometimes Levitate becomes necessary; sometimes not.

Saturn Skip / frame-perfect lock entry

• A frame-perfect technique to trick the game into thinking the “boy” is above a lock during entry.
• Implementation described as:
  • Use menu open/close timing
  • Press combinations like Y + B, then switch selection to force the frame-perfect state
• Benefits:
  • Avoids needing to complete Act 4 normally all the way for certain access.

Atlas glitch (advanced; the “hard demo”)

• Goal: manipulate stats so an “Atlas”-related effect occurs at extreme strength overflow (with underflow/overflow around 65,535 strength).
• Required ingredients/effects described:
  • Pixy Dust (revive mechanism used for the glitch)
  • Poison applied first (timing matters)
  • ATL (mentioned as part of the setup)
  • Possible need for Plaque / secondary status depending on variant
• Timing logic:
  • Poison ticks drain strength over time
  • You want to die at the right moment so strength underflows into the extreme range
• The video notes multiple failed/adjusted attempts and that incorrect timing may prevent the glitch from triggering.

Key combat “strategy” highlights

Alchemy is “overpowered”

• Prioritize alchemy spells over normal weapons when possible.
• Early spells and ingredient availability matter, but alchemy scaling is portrayed as dominating mid/late-game damage.

Aidcast / spell chaining

• Strategy: using the boy/dog menu interaction to chain up to 8 spells at once, potentially up to 16 depending on animation/projectile forms.
• Warning:
  • If too many spells (especially during boss casting) appear on-screen, the game can crash/hardlock.

Perma Barrier / Perma Aura

• Uses status-effect stacking mechanics:
  • You can permanently apply certain positive buffs by casting a sequence of state changes where the first positive becomes permanent when you reach a specific magic number of state changes.
• Constraint:
  • Some effects cannot combine (e.g., Pixy Dust and Regenerate overlap in effect type).

Wings Glitch

• In rooms where teleportation/exit doesn’t occur normally:
  • Using Wings makes the player “invisible” to enemies for the whole room.
• Benefits:
  • Survivability and reduced dungeon difficulty
• Behavior depends on where you use it.

Routing / key route logic (when to do what)

General recommended progression loop

Act 1

• Do “easy checks” first (weak opponents) to obtain a starting weapon/spells.
• Avoid early “too strong” bosses until you have the tools.

After Act 1

• Often: clear to a point where you can kill meaningful bosses and obtain stronger alchemy components.
• Volcano-related checks are often worth doing.

Act 2

• Purchase/obtain Wings (described as extremely important).
• Do market/roof/boss-timer logic:
  • Enter the market to start a 14-minute timer
  • The Coliseum market fight becomes available when conditions/time pass
  • There’s also a short window (~14 min + additional active minutes) where the fight can be done.

Act 3

• Recommended to clear the prison area (or sequence-break if available).
• Highlights:
  • Enemies with high magic resistance and specific dangerous mobs require the right alchemy spells.
  • Loot key side areas for spells/materials.

Act 4

• Often minimized/avoided if sequences are fixed or skips are available.
• Routing depends heavily on whether Energy Core is needed and how sequences behave.

Route gating by tools

Cutting grass

• You must have a weapon that can cut grass to pass early areas.
• Note: “except for the bone” (bone can’t), while other weapons can.

Bronze axe / Bronze spear

• Certain wall breaks and specific pyramid interior access require at least:
  • Bronze axe (or higher)
  • sometimes a specific spear threshold
• Some wall areas can only be broken with specific tool types; otherwise route around.

Nightbure / special axe

• Certain breakable walls require the Nightbure-type axe; other axes won’t work.

Levitate

• Often required for certain sequence breaks:
  • Volcano entry routing
  • Desert/temple access in various contexts
• If sequences are fixed, requirements can change.

“Core objective” execution (winning)

• Finish condition depends on settings:
  • Rocket assembly parts (Diamond Ice, Gage, Wheel)
  • Energy Core (depending on sequence-fixing/route)
• Final boss engagement:
  • With correct routing (and if Energy Core restrictions allow), after rocket completion and professor interaction (or sequence break), you can approach the final boss efficiently.
  • Bazooka ammo can matter for bosses with high resistance.

Key tips / best practices emphasized

• Use the tracker + distribution helper early:
  • It shows where items are in the current pool configuration, which drives routing.
• If you want certainty:
  • The video recommends “Always Seven Casts” for safe Aidcast usage (too many spells can crash/hardlock).
• Wings are one of the biggest time savers
  • For dungeon teleport-out routing and survivability.
• Don’t attempt ultra-risky glitches without practice:
  • The Atlas glitch is very timing-sensitive and inconsistent.
• Don’t fight the wrong bosses early:
  • Example: avoid high-HP bosses like early Salabok unless you have sufficient items/alchemy.

Featured gamers / sources (mentioned at the end)

• Ren (mentioned repeatedly)
• Digi
• Xal
• Solar (competitor referenced for season victory context)
• Cyber (mentioned regarding “pop tracker” origin/authoring uncertainty)
• Silver (mentioned as possible tracker author/source context)