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Notes:

- This song is 12+ in my opinion, trickiness is not high, it is just that there are a lot of notes.

- 0:10 : The most tricky part for perfect attacking are 24th notes at the beginning, where they are marked with green lines. To practice not over spamming these, if 3 notes, pay attention that you should press the last one on your dominant hand. If 4 notes (there are two sets), you should end on the non-dominant hand.

- 0:22 : Straightforward section where you can look a bit ahead and prepare your fingers on appropriate buttons ahead of time.

- 0:43 : Reset dominant hand on each first note of these 3-note 16th patterns. I'm right handed, so I do RLR RLR RLR RLR.

- 1:00 : 3-3-5-1 here you can also practice resetting dominant hand with. (Right hander: RLR RLR RLRLR R)

- 1:02 : There are some 16th stream that ends with an arrow. It might cause you trouble if you didn't look ahead and is alternating on different buttons. However the last arrow should land on your dominant hand if you start with one, so it still felt natural to change to the correct arrow at the last moment.

- 1:08 : Half-circle mid line note means you "trade" hand holding the line note at that point instead of just tapping it.

- 1:21 : You can try to fill the 4th beat gap with ad-lib taps here.

- 1:43 : This is the other tricky part. Circles that is preceding with colored circle basically means they are testing if you can play as if you are opposite-hand dominant. I'm right hander, so this blue-preceding pattern will feel hard to me. (However I got FAST on the red-preceding one that I'm supposed to do well, lol!)

- 1:46 : This pattern is natural for left-hander, so you can start using left arrow on the left side and it alternates all the way smoothly. I need to tech it because no matter what I want to start with my right hand as a right hander. I use the left button of my right side controller to start it instead, then I need to use right button of my left controller for the next note and so on so it lines up with alternating arrows at the end. (Though I only adjusted half way through when it is actually needed, don't worry if you can't yet, this is a tech learned in many high 15s in Wai Wai Party.) This I call inverted alternating where you use the non-intuitive button on that side of controller.

- 1:51 : The 3rd repeat of chorus will have a lot of notes now and you can reset dominant hand throughout to maintain accuracy. Specifically, the one note that follows 3-note 16ths I feel is very effective to repeat dominant hand there.

- 2:06 : This mini hold you can practice crossovers with. That is, one finger use for both line notes staying on the same button, and the other finger take care of the arrows.

- 2:07 : 3-3-1-5 here also try resetting dominant hand for accuracy. (Right hander: RLR RLR R RLRLR)

- 2:14 : The pattern is favoring right hander at the end, but left hander don't have to worry as it is impossible to get non Perfect+ on special notes and all the red notes here are special. At the end, white lines marks the trajectory of arrow notes, but green line marks the beat slowdown for those ending notes. So look at your avatar more closely for these.