Input your numbers from the video description. Copy and paste directly to have an easy conversion in case I have not update the website yet. Click History to expand all of the previous days. If you're seeing this, you need to reload the page.

Input morse consisting of . and - to decode into plain text. Map the letters to the lyric in the Lyric Map to see how far along we are. If you're seeing this, you need to reload the page.

Input hex codes without "#" to map them onto the canvas below to complete the image. If you want to check how it works you can look at the Replit Source Code. If the code has a mistake, you can contribute to it by adding a fork on Replit.

Wow...

I never expected to get to here. Where even are we? Right. We are at... the ANSWER!!!
The last hidden video uploaded by Countdown is "ANSWER". Thanks to the smartness of somebody else, I was able to adjust Countdown ARG Tool's code to show the actual intended image instead of a pixel jumble.

Apparently, I have been doing the entire ARG wrong lol...
We were supposed to wait until the last day and use Day 0's hidden video to solve the ARG, hence the video's name being "ANSWER" in Morse Code.
But, I brute forced a solve using what we expected the solution to be. It was okay for the lyrics, but not very great for the actual image.
With our Discord friend's idea, I was able to edit the code of Countdown ARG Tool to display the REAL unscrambled image.
Here is the actual incredible image we have all been working hard for.

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If you're interested in the technicalities of the solution, this section is for you.
As I breifly touched on in the previous paragraph, Day 0's "ANSWER" video had the key to solve Countdown ARG. Check out this screen capture of the "ANSWER" video.

Each number is between 1-100 (Arranged in a 10x10 matrix), meaning it corresponds to the Hex Code (Pixel Color) AND the Morse Code of that specific day. As our friend "@icantthinkofadisplayname" on Discord put it.

The first number is 72, so I checked back that video in your tool's history of unlisted videos and got a colour that makes sense, though that could be a coincidence.

This person on YouTube also figured out the solution independently from our friend on Discord, so props to them too.


Despite the "Decode Morse" header being mostly wrong, I will keep it there anyways.
This is a bittersweet end to the Countdown ARG. The only real thing keeping me sane throughout this summer was actually waking up every day and adding a new number to this ARG Tool. At the same time, I'm happy that this ended, so I don't have to deal with the goofiness of Replit...

PS: click the "WHAT DAY IS IT" button at the top of the page