Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness — ULT 10

• ▸Two sources, both checked before any still was cut. Primary: FuLygon's Apparently ULT 10 Full Link capture (videoId XQdzuioySfc, 3:01 as downloaded, 1080p60, a brand-new channel with no prior track record on this site). Secondary: Outoki's ULT 10 chart view (videoId mvwom-usYIE, 2:57 as downloaded) — the same channel this site's FBD 12, Lost One's Weeping and Roki pages already rest on. Pre-verification gate: full-length contact sheets plus fine sheets and full-resolution frames were checked on both uploads — no face-cam, no hand-cam, no channel watermark, no burned-in captions anywhere, so all thirteen delivered stills ship unpatched, zero delogo.
• ▸The outcome, printed twice on the card: a FULL LINK banner over the highway, then the settled DIVE RESULT card — EX+ beside 099'853'471, MAX LINK 1353, MISS GAUGE clear, BREAK 0. One honesty note up front: this is not a blank-slate first attempt. The song detail screen already printed HIGH SCORE 099'668'656 before the dive, and the card posts DIFFERENCE +000'184'815 — exactly the margin over that banked best (099'853'471 − 099'668'656 = 184'815). This run converted a record into a full-link clear.
• ▸The note count closes exactly — the check this site runs on every result card. EXACT 1290 + EXACT 59, NEAR 4, BREAK 0: 1,353 judgements, and the catalog's ULT total is the same 1,353, note for note. The chart view's autoplay card closes it a second way — EXACT 346, NEAR 0, BREAK 1007, also 1,353 — because in chart view the notes scroll past unjudged and the game scores almost nothing. The Virtual Singers pack publishes totals only (no tap/hold split), so 1,353 is the finest grain the catalog offers, and the camera meets it exactly.
• ▸ULT 10 is the third rung of the song's four-chart ladder (MIN 4 · EVO 7 · ULT 10 · FBD 12) and both captures pin it on screen: the human run's in-play panel reads an ULT 10 chip beside SPEED 4.50, the chart view's beside SPEED 3.50 — same chart, different scroll rates, both quoted as shown. The dive is a Connected encounter — NIA on the left rail against FREYA on the right, over a five-card deck — closing at ENCOUNTER RESULT 002'545'355 with all five star pips lit.

Two videos back the thirteen stills below. FuLygon's Apparently… ULT 10 Full Link (99'853) carries steps 1–11: a 1080p60 capture, 3:01 as downloaded, whose in-play panel reads Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness, UtataP, an ULT 10 chip beside SPEED 4.50. Outoki's ULT 10 chart view carries steps 12–13: the game's own autoplay preview of the same chart at SPEED 3.50. Deep links in each step jump to the matching moment.

Disclosure, per the site's rule for every sourced frame. The FuLygon upload ships no captions of any kind — no commentary track and no auto-captions — so every fact taken from it is screen forensics cross-checked against the song catalog; the channel is new to this site and was put through the full pre-verification gate before any still was cut (contact sheets at 10 s and 2 s granularity plus full-resolution frames across the whole runtime: no face-cam, no hand-cam, no channel watermark, no burned-in or post-production text — the portraits on the rails are the game's own divers, NIA and FREYA, and the deck art is the game's own cards). The Outoki upload is clean the same way, and its only subtitles are YouTube's auto-generated lyric transcription — romanized vocal fragments, read in full and relied on for nothing. All thirteen stills are unpatched; zero delogo was applied on either source. Timeline note: sheet-sampled timestamps drift against container seeks on these streams (the 10 s sheet put the combo-528 climb at "70 s"; the container seek lands it at 75 s, and near the end the drift is about two seconds), so every still was cut by container seek and verified individually against its own HUD counter — the counters chain 000'000'000 → 000'415'457 → 015'997'180 → 031'701'689 → 039'007'469 → 068'706'736 → 098'961'900 → the FULL LINK banner → CONNECTED at 099'853'471 → the settled card — and the deep-link seconds follow that same container timeline. Frames extracted 2026-10-08.

Levels and note counts below come from our song catalog (community-wiki data; the Virtual Singers pack ships totals only — no tap/hold/field/flick split on any row). Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness sits at MIN 4 · EVO 7 · ULT 10 · FBD 12, and both captures agree where they can check: an ULT 10 chip rides the song panel in the human run and in the chart view alike. ULT 10 is the ladder's third rung — past MIN 4 and EVO 7, one rung below the FBD 12 ceiling the mother page documents. The human capture ran it at SPEED 4.50.

The catalog publishes a single total per axis for this pack: 495 / 799 / 1,353 / 1,730 across MIN / EVO / ULT / FBD — no tap/hold split exists on file, so the table shows exactly one column and invents nothing. The ULT total is the number this page exists to check: the human card's four rows — EXACT 1290 + EXACT 59, NEAR 4, BREAK 0 — sum to 1,353, and the chart view's autoplay card closes the same 1,353 the hard way (EXACT 346, NEAR 0, BREAK 1007). Two independent captures, one catalog total, both exact.

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Thirteen frames in order — eleven from FuLygon's full-link run (the banked detail screen, the CONNECT handshake, the opening beam, the mid-chart set pieces, the two climbs, the final stretch, the FULL LINK and CONNECTED banners, the settled card), then two from Outoki's chart view: the same chart staged unjudged, and the autoplay card that closes the note count from the other side. Timestamps deep-link into the videos; they follow the container timeline documented in the page source and can land a moment off on YouTube's player.

1. 1

   The detail screen: ULT 10 with a record already banked

   Before any note falls, the upload states its terms: the song detail screen for Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness — UtataP under the title, the jacket's red 幸 art front and center — with the difficulty panel reading 10 / DIFFICULTY: ULTIMATE and HIGH SCORE 099'668'656 already printed. This account has fought ULT 10 before and banked a record. The CONNECT panel on the right names the encounter terms as shown: A Woman With no Name, HIGH SCORE 002'559'473, CONNECTED — linked before the dive, not after it.

   

2. 2

   The CONNECT handshake: NIA versus FREYA

   The lobby names both divers: NIA on the left rail, FREYA on the right, and a five-card deck laid across the middle — True Colors, The Price of Self-Worth, Anguish and Hate, Searching Shadows, Indomitable Power. The score counter still reads 000'000'000: the encounter is linked from the first frame, before the chart has cost anything.

   

3. 3

   The opening wide beam at 000'415'457

   The HUD cracks away from zero early: at combo 6 a violet wide beam already spans half the highway and holds at the line for a double EXACT. There is no long on-ramp on ULT 10 — the wide-beam grammar this chart is built on starts inside the first seconds, and the run answers it cleanly from the first note.

   

4. 4

   The first set piece at 015'997'180

   The chart's first full-width demand: a violet beam and a cyan beam split the highway while four EXACT tags string along the line and gold bursts ring the keystones. The faint counter across the road reads 217 — a third of the way to the full-link ceiling and still unbroken. From here ULT 10 stops introducing and starts stacking.

   

5. 5

   The widest beam yet at 031'701'689

   The mid-chart set piece: the broadest violet beam of the run so far descends the left two-thirds of the highway with a cyan beam hugging its right edge, an EXACT posting at its base, and a gold hexagonal ring burning around the Space keystone. The counter reads 425; the ENCOUNTER SCORE rail has climbed past 1'237'477. Beams this wide ask for one timed press, not a scramble — that is the lesson this chart keeps repeating.

   

6. 6

   The mid-chart climb at 039'007'469

   The run's halfway heartbeat: the faint counter reads 528 while triple EXACT tags post along the line, the frame smeared by the game's own hit-glitch as the chain stretches. The ENCOUNTER SCORE rail reads 2'078'396 with its star pips filling. Nothing on this frame is broken — and on a FULL LINK pace, nothing breaks for the next ninety seconds either.

   

7. 7

   The late chart at 068'706'736

   Past the two-thirds mark the chart changes register: a violet wide beam drops down the left half while the right side empties, and the faint counter reads 932 — exactly 421 notes from home, still perfect. ULT 10's late game trades density for reach: fewer notes, longer beams, and less road left to recover on if a read slips.

   

8. 8

   The final stretch at 098'961'900

   The last seconds on camera: the counter crosses into the 098' millions while the faint combo reads 1341 — twelve notes short of the 1353 ceiling — cyan holds run down both outer rails, and a gold flick wedge waits at the horizon. This is the frame that shows what a full link actually looks like from the inside: no drama, just distance closing.

   

9. 9

   FULL LINK

   The verdict banner takes the screen before any card: FULL LINK, spelled across the darkened highway while hexagonal shards drift past. In In Falsus this banner means the run just ended with zero BREAKs — every one of the chart's 1,353 notes judged EXACT or NEAR, the chain never once falling. The card that follows makes it official.

   

10. 10

    CONNECTED at 099'853'471

    The dive ends the way the lobby's framing promised: the purple CONNECTED banner takes the highway with the final counter holding at 099'853'471 and the faint combo printing its own full stop — 1353 — one last time above the banner. Every note the card will count, already judged; the encounter is closed, not merely survived.

    

11. 11

    The card: EX+ at 099'853'471, FULL LINK

    The settled DIVE RESULT card holds everything the run claimed: SCORE 099'853'471 with the EX+ badge beside it, over four rows reading EXACT 1290, EXACT 59, NEAR 4, BREAK 0 — 1,353 judgements, the catalog's ULT total to the note. MAX LINK 1353 caps the chain at its maximum; HIGH SCORE 099'668'656 with DIFFERENCE +000'184'815, exactly the margin over the banked best; the FULL LINK plate under the rows; and the encounter strip closing it out — ENCOUNTER RESULT 002'545'355, CONNECTED, all five star pips, NIA at 90.70% against FREYA at -2K. Four loose timings were all this chart ever got.

    

12. 12

    The same chart, unjudged: Outoki's chart view

    A second lens on the same ULT 10 chart, with its own disclosure: chart view is the game's autoplay-style preview — notes scroll past unjudged, no player is on camera, and nothing it prints is a performance. What it does show is the chart's terms cleanly: the highway staged at 000'000'000 with the song panel reading Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness, UtataP, an ULT 10 chip beside SPEED 3.50 — a slower scroll than the human run's 4.50, and the reason the same chart reads calmer here.

    

13. 13

    The autoplay card: 1,353 the hard way

    The preview's own closing card, quoted as displayed: SCORE 024'775'407, rank D, DIVE FAILED, with judgement rows EXACT 346, EXACT 0, NEAR 0, BREAK 1007 — summing to the same 1,353 the human card closed exactly, because in chart view almost nothing gets judged and the red BREAK chips pile up down the whole chart. MAX LINK 4, MISS GAUGE -15, ENCOUNTER UNLINKED, HIGH SCORE blank with DIFFERENCE +025'573'148. One quirk stays a quirk: the card's DIFFERENCE field prints a number above its own settled SCORE (025'573'148 over 024'775'407), and nothing on screen explains the gap — both numbers are quoted as shown and read as evidence about nothing but themselves. Two captures, one note count, both exact: that is the whole reconciliation this page runs on.

    

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