The fact thet the launch is tucked away after the building made the first ride on this coaster as an unknowing guest very surprising! Especially because you gently turn out of the station in to the launch. Great review!
Great review! I like how Anubis' and Gold Rush's Dive loop and Immelman feel similar. It raises the hypothesis that Gerstlauer is much better at dive loops than they are at immelmans.
This thing kicks butt. The positive Gs in most valleys in the first half were really strong, and the airtime surprised me as well. Launch is absolutely wild. This ride is better than Karacho for me
Everyone is talking about ride to happiness but this and Heide the ride stick out. This is a very cool. Trains like DDD at SFOG but still has an intense launch and inversions. Not the longest ride but definitely a fun one.
For people that don’t want to travel to Europe to ride this, there’s a clone of this called Dare Devil Dive Coaster at Six Flags over Georgia. Same layout, only with a vertical lift hill and beyond vertical drop, rather than a launch.
I really enjoyed Anubis, its got a pretty funky layout, and that barrell roll is sweet. I also thought the launch felt punchier than Fluch von Novgorod, which I didn't expect, but I'm not complaining. Good fun ride.
Maybe it’s because in Novgorod you have a bigger starting speed making it feel less punchy while it’s accelaration is more impressive, on another note I don’t know how consistent the accelaration is in novgorod but this ride got more accelaration in the beginning than the ending so if flush von Novgorod is consistent in its launch the jerk of Anubis is just as strong as Novgorod but Anubis is less consistent
I think it's time the coaster enthusiast community have a little talk about the exact parameters of track profiles that constitute a "top hat" element. It used to be a name for an element only found on TTD and K.K; the two tallest coasters that both had 90 degree approaches and also drops following the apex of each hill. The way things are going: in 20 years they'll call Steel Vengeance's fast yet tiny speed hill following it's 90 degree 200' drop a "top hat" (as though it wasn't bad enough people refer to it's following twisted giant camelback a top hat which is actually inferior to the outward banked hill that follows), thereby replacing every camelback with the term "top hat". Enthusiasts let this happen, the way they let the terms "beyond vertical" gain the meaning it does too. This isn't to criticize your review; I found it to be entertaining and I think it's a great coaster. As usual, I like this review. Thanks for posting!
I've been on the other Gerstlauer 6-seater launch coaster, Lynet, and it makes Anubis look slow (pacing wise). It still looks great, but the pacing on Lynet is just comically fast. And regarding the strength of Gerstlauer launches, the reason they're so fast is that the trains are very small, so they weigh less and require less power to launch, meaning that the same amount of wattage can give a lot stronger acceleration.
@@CanobieCoaster ive ridden him Hundreds of times because its the 4th year that ive a plopsaland subscription and every time after the brakes of anubis there was nothing lol just blockbrakes and switch track
For me, Anubis was pretty rough. The ascent after the launch is the roughest moment i've ever experienced (granted I only have 78 credits). A few of the valleys also delivered some headbanging. Rest of the ride was pretty good though. The launch is exceptional. So... I prefer Heidi.
100% agree with you. I really liked the launch, the tophat and the smoothness on this thing. 2nd half is a little lackluster.
The final barrel roll is the one good part in the second half.
This ride looks so amazingly underrated.
Can't wait to ride this.
It's quite good.
The shaping of the elements looks so funky; that second top hat is so drawn out at the crest
I feel like it would have been better as an overbank.
I rode this last Saturday and Sunday, holy crap this ride is criminally underrated.
I enjoyed it.
The fact thet the launch is tucked away after the building made the first ride on this coaster as an unknowing guest very surprising! Especially because you gently turn out of the station in to the launch.
Great review!
Thanks!
Great review! I like how Anubis' and Gold Rush's Dive loop and Immelman feel similar. It raises the hypothesis that Gerstlauer is much better at dive loops than they are at immelmans.
The dive loop on the infinity coasters are snappier and more intense.
This thing kicks butt. The positive Gs in most valleys in the first half were really strong, and the airtime surprised me as well. Launch is absolutely wild. This ride is better than Karacho for me
I prefer Karacho myself.
Everyone is talking about ride to happiness but this and Heide the ride stick out. This is a very cool. Trains like DDD at SFOG but still has an intense launch and inversions. Not the longest ride but definitely a fun one.
This is a nice compliment.
For people that don’t want to travel to Europe to ride this, there’s a clone of this called Dare Devil Dive Coaster at Six Flags over Georgia. Same layout, only with a vertical lift hill and beyond vertical drop, rather than a launch.
And less trees.
@Canobie Coaster that’s also true
It's An Amazing Launch Coaster!
Great Video! 😁👍
Thanks!
I really enjoyed Anubis, its got a pretty funky layout, and that barrell roll is sweet. I also thought the launch felt punchier than Fluch von Novgorod, which I didn't expect, but I'm not complaining. Good fun ride.
This launch may have more punch, but the enclosed setting of Novgorod's amplifies the speed.
@@CanobieCoaster I tend to disagree, but maybe it's because people had overhyped Fluchs launch. I actually preferred this all round.
Maybe it’s because in Novgorod you have a bigger starting speed making it feel less punchy while it’s accelaration is more impressive, on another note I don’t know how consistent the accelaration is in novgorod but this ride got more accelaration in the beginning than the ending so if flush von Novgorod is consistent in its launch the jerk of Anubis is just as strong as Novgorod but Anubis is less consistent
I think it's time the coaster enthusiast community have a little talk about the exact parameters of track profiles that constitute a "top hat" element. It used to be a name for an element only found on TTD and K.K; the two tallest coasters that both had 90 degree approaches and also drops following the apex of each hill. The way things are going: in 20 years they'll call Steel Vengeance's fast yet tiny speed hill following it's 90 degree 200' drop a "top hat" (as though it wasn't bad enough people refer to it's following twisted giant camelback a top hat which is actually inferior to the outward banked hill that follows), thereby replacing every camelback with the term "top hat". Enthusiasts let this happen, the way they let the terms "beyond vertical" gain the meaning it does too.
This isn't to criticize your review; I found it to be entertaining and I think it's a great coaster. As usual, I like this review. Thanks for posting!
Thanks, I count any big hill with an awkwardly sharp apex.
@@CanobieCoaster Candymonium's camelback (B&M's 1st drop and camelback contours are getting progressively steeper) ;)
I've been on the other Gerstlauer 6-seater launch coaster, Lynet, and it makes Anubis look slow (pacing wise). It still looks great, but the pacing on Lynet is just comically fast.
And regarding the strength of Gerstlauer launches, the reason they're so fast is that the trains are very small, so they weigh less and require less power to launch, meaning that the same amount of wattage can give a lot stronger acceleration.
That makes sense. I want to ride Lynet.
gerstlauer seems to have really powerful launches
They're arguably the most powerful magnetic launches.
This ride looks great
It does.
I know I am late but congrats for the 10k
Thanks!
I always thought this was a underrated ride
I like the clone in Florida way better.
I've been curios about this ride. It looks really unique. The theming for the queue building is really cool.
I like the little dark ride bit after the brakes.
@@CanobieCoaster ive ridden him Hundreds of times because its the 4th year that ive a plopsaland subscription and every time after the brakes of anubis there was nothing lol just blockbrakes and switch track
idooo love the soundtrack
This one wasn't too memorable for me.
Prob my favorite gertslaurer
Karnan is my favorite.
I love this ride, it's smooth indeed, only the entry in the tophat is very rough haha didn't you feel it :P
I found it smooth.
It is smooth. u just go fast lol
For me, Anubis was pretty rough. The ascent after the launch is the roughest moment i've ever experienced (granted I only have 78 credits). A few of the valleys also delivered some headbanging. Rest of the ride was pretty good though. The launch is exceptional. So... I prefer Heidi.
That transition wasn't an issue for me.
cool.
Yes
OMG they have a house of anubis ride??!
Yes
Isn’t the layout (sans the launch and top hat) basically identical to Dare Devil Dive at Six Flags over Georgia?
Yes
It had some quite rough moments when i went on it last month but maybe it just wasn't running great that day.
I found it smooth in 2021.
Maybe it was because i didn't give it time to warm up hope to get back there next year and experience it again@@CanobieCoaster
I have no idea what Anubis means bur it seems to be very popular with the Plopsa parks.
It was an old Nickelodeon TV show in Europe.
Hello, i got a nice fun fact that you maybe didn't know. Dare devil dive is a partial clone of this coaster.
The layouts are pretty similar.
Kinda looks like storm runner but if gerstlauer built it
It has a nice mix of elements for a launch coaster.
Isn’t the layout, a clone of daredevil dive, except with a launch, and not a lift
Pretty much.
The second half of the coaster has the same layout as dare devil dive
It has a lot of similarities to that ride.
Good review (second)
Thanks!
Still better than Pitt's Special lol
Yup
Hagrid’s von Novgorod
Hagrid's von Dare Devil Dive
@@CanobieCoaster Doesn’t quite roll off the tongue the same way, but I get the correction.
First
Nice!