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Notes:

- I think this song is mis-rated and is a boss fight throughout. It should be at least level 13! Good luck if you are going for 1,050,000 (I won't...), there are 8 sets of 24th bursts in this song (4 notes each, except one with 7 notes) which can be all run killers. I had many unfortunate FAST/SLOW in much easier places in this clip, but this was the only run where I did decently in the killer parts.

- 0:02 : Huge difficulty spike right from the start. This 4-notes 24th circles (you can tell the 24th apart from the highlight lines coming out of those notes) is at 168 BPM, something even a bit higher than Athena which was one of the ending final boss song in Wai Wai Party. And when it comes at the beginning when you are still cold it is really hard to time! When you restart the song each time, the load screen also somewhat made you 'cold'. I found this one much harder than the exact same pattern later in the song.

- With fast BPM 24th that you can no longer "count" but rather "feel", let's focus on the fact that 4-notes is an even number. It means the final notes of the set ends on your NON-dominant hand. Therefore, you can judge yourself if you over-spammed in that period or not by noticing the final press. If it is somehow your dominant hand, you might have alternated buttons 3 or 5 times instead of 4.

- 0:07 : This will be repeated at the end of the song. It is a fast gauntlet of various kind of notes. A good tactics for this song is to hog the up buttons of both sides and you can cut yourself a few things to worry about. At least in this section you can always stay on the up buttons. The square note with 16th note distance from a circle note is difficult, I like to use the same side of buttons but you may prefer using shoulder button of the other side.

- 0:15 : Recommended to reset to your dominant hand multiple times throughout the hill over the ⚠ sign here to maintain accuracy.The note sets are 1 - 3 - 1 - 3, I'm right-handed, it means I only press button on the left side 2 times. (R, RLR, R, RLR) It can be confusing if you decided to alternate everything like this : R, LRL, R, LRL, which creates 2 undesirable LRL for right-hander.

- 0:18 : You can add some ad-lib presses to help time this part since the down beat is gone, especially the note where she says "kyun" because the rail gets a bit unconventional to sight read there.

- 0:29 : 7-note 24th stream of doom. All other places in this song uses 4-note 24th except this one which is 7, an odd number, so when you do it the right amount, you will end with the same finger you start with. But since they are all special notes except the last one, you will certainly get Perfect+ on everything except that last note. If you can't do fast 24ths consistently yet, at least focus only on the last note.

- 0:44 : Fill-in-a-blank lookahead 16th stream. In this case, you should picture that they are all up and down arrows, starting with up.

- 0:50 : The problem with circular rail 16th stream is that it is hard to re-sync by visual if you drifted out. One thing that can help you keep the Perfect+ going is to press the button harder every 4 notes (in sync with the BPM).

- 0:52 : (lol look at that comically large hit effect assigned to the dual arrow notes)

- 1:02 : After enjoying a relatively harmless chorus section, the combination circle note at the end of this line note might give you some trouble. Just remember that an up arrow is coming ahead. And you were using down buttons a bit earlier so you need to reposition back to up. Always think of up direction whenever you see a line note with circle note on its tail around this part, because in 2 seconds later it is going to come again in a faster arrangement in between the hip shakes, and they have put left and right arrows before that point so you are required to reposition to up.

- 1:04 : If you got bad judgement in this section it might be because you were following your avatar and the rail too much. I've found that a better way is to look at Ui dancing in the background and just play by ear.

- 1:10 : Reset dominant hand on each pause. The pattern is 1-1-5-1-13-1-3-1. It means you use your dominant hand to press each "1" note, as well as the first note of 5, 13, and 3. It might looks like you are spending a lot of stamina from your dominant hand but it will keep you flowing throught this steadily.

- 1:15 : The square notes can catch you off-guard since squares aren't used at all for quite a while. Keep your index fingers ready around the shoulder buttons until the end of song from this point. The long 16th stream in between square presses can be awkward sometimes, this might be just me but they often made my index finger moves away from the shoulder button, and I failed to press the 2nd square. This comes again right at the end of the song (1:30).