Not really obfuscated, but very ugly. I hope system('clear')&&system('cls') will work on most systems, but if not, please adjust..Also, please adjust $w and $h to your terminal's width and height. (I could do it on Win32, but how can it be done cross-platform?)
close STDERR; ($w,$h,$")=(80,25); @c='/GOoO#'=~/./g; ($t='X6X6X6X6X6X5XXXXXXXXX5XX5XX5XX5XX5XX5X1XXXXX1XXXXXX7X6X1XXXXX1X6X +7XXXXXXXXXXXXX3 X6X6X6X6X6X4XXXXX1X5XX5XXXXXXXXX5XX5XX5XX4XXX3X1XX3X1XX2X2XX2X2XX1 +X3XXX4X1XXXXX1 X5XX5XX5XX5XX5X1XXXXX1XXXXXXX3X6X6X6X6X6X3X5XX5XX5XXXXXXXXX5XX5XX5 +XXXXXXXX6X6XXX XXXXX6X6XXXXXXXX1XXXXXXX5XX5X1XXXXXX2X3X1X4XX5X1XXXXXXX5XX5X1XXXXX +X6X6X6XXXXXXXX 6X6XXXXXXXX6X6XXXXXXXX1XXXXXXX5XX5X1XXXXXX2X3X1X4XX5X6X6X6X6X6X6XX +XXXXXXX5XX5XX5 XXXXXXXXX5XX5XX5X1XXXXX1X5XX5XXXXXXXXX5XX5XX5XXXXXXX7X6X6X6X6XXXXX +XX1X5X2X3X3X2X 4X1X3X2X2X3XX5XXXXXXXX6X6XXXXXXXX6X6XXXXXXXX1XXXXXXX5XX5X1XXXXXX2X +3X1X4XX5X')=~s g\s+ggg;$t=~s/(\d)/' 'x$1/eg; sub t{my@h;$h[$$_[1]][$$_[0]+$w/2-6]=$$_[3]for sort{$a->[2]<=>$b->[2]} +@p;@h;sub p}s(()) (JsutAntoherPelrHcake);s qq@p=map{$y=$_;$t=~s/(.{7})//;map{$x=$_; map{[$x*2+1,$y*2+6,$_,$_+3],[$x*2,$y*2+6,$_,$_+3],[$x*2+1,$y*2+7,$_,$_ ++3],[$x*2,$y*2+7,$_,$_+3]}-2..2} grep $1=~/^.{$_}(?! )/,0..-1+$1=~y cccc}0..6; b(11/7);system('clear')&&system('cls'),p t,b(0.55/7)for 1..80qge; sub p{print map "@c[@{$_[$_]}[0..$w-2]]\n",0..$h-2,select$c=>$c=>$c=>0 +.01} sub b{@{$_}[0,2]=((cos($_[0])*($$_[0]-7)-sin($_[0])*($$_[2])+7),(sin($ +_[0])*($$_[0]-7)+cos($_[0])*($$_[2])))for@p}

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