Lost One's Weeping — ULT 8, the chart viewed

• ▸Single source: Outoki's Lost One's Weeping (Ultimate 8) Chart View (2:34, uploaded September 30, 2026 — the Virtual Singers DLC release day — 1080p60, 9 views as of the 2026-10-04 page build) — the game's automatic preview, not a player. The in-play panel states the terms — Lost One's Weeping, Neru, an ULT 8 chip beside SPEED 3.50 — and the menu card backs it with DIFFICULTY ULTIMATE 8.
• ▸The catalog and the card agree: MIN 2 / EVO 5 / ULT 8 / FBD 11, with exactly 731 notes on the ULT axis (380 / 473 / 731 / 1,411 across the four). The card's rows — EXACT 76 + 0, NEAR 0, BREAK 655 — sum to 731 to the digit.
• ▸The shape of the chart: a full-lane cyan hold opens under BREAK markers, gold flick fans spread wide across the lanes, a violet pane slams four lanes in a single stroke, a cyan hold and a violet pane rake the line side by side, and a travelling hold draws a full S-curve through the endgame.
• ▸The ending card is quoted as displayed: DIVE FAILED, rank D, 010'396'793, MAX LINK 5, MISS GAUGE -15 beside a blank HIGH SCORE slot — its rows sum to exactly the catalog's 731. No player played this chart; the page claims no clear, rank or score.

One video backs every still below: Outoki's Lost One's Weeping ULT 8 Chart View (2:34, uploaded September 30, 2026, 1080p60). Deep links in each step jump to the matching moment.

Scope disclosure: this is an autoplay chart preview, so nothing on the page is a human clear, score or rank claim — the closing DIVE FAILED card belongs to the preview itself and is quoted as displayed. No human ULT capture of this song is on the record yet, so the page is a chart-reading guide, not a run report. The capture is completely clean — no hand-cam, no face cam, no channel watermark, no burned-in captions across every frame checked — so all thirteen stills are unpatched, and the video itself is untouched and embedded in full; its only subtitles are YouTube's auto-generated lyric transcription, which was read in full and relied on for nothing. Every still was cut with an output-side seek on the cached 1080p60 download and verified against its own on-screen score counter; deep-link seconds follow the container timeline of the download. One quirk is quoted as seen: the counter reaches its final 010'396'793 with roughly half a minute of chart still to scroll, and the screen does not document why.

Levels and note counts come straight from the site's song catalog (game version 1.0.5). Lost One's Weeping is a Neru entry in the Virtual Singers pack, and ULT 8 — the axis this capture plays — sits three steps below the song's own FBD 11.

The catalog publishes totals per axis — MIN 380, EVO 473, ULT 731 and FBD 1,411 — with no tap/hold split on file for DLC songs, so the table shows exactly one column and invents nothing. The ULT total is the same number the autoplay card's rows sum to (see the last step).

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One step per frame, in play order. Deep-link seconds follow the upload's container timeline and can land a moment off; each caption quotes the frame's own counter exactly as displayed.

1. 1

   The menu card: Lost One's Weeping, ULTIMATE 8

   The upload opens where every dive starts: the freeplay card — Lost One's Weeping, Neru, a violet 8 beside DIFFICULTY ULTIMATE, and a HIGH SCORE slot reading a dash. Nothing is on file yet, which is exactly what the closing card's DIFFERENCE will confirm. FREEPLAY sits beside the ロストワンの号哭 jacket art.

   

2. 2

   Not a player: the chart view stages

   A one-frame loading grid, then the highway stages empty at 000'000'000. The top-right panel states the terms: Lost One's Weeping, Neru, an ULT 8 chip beside SPEED 3.50 — the game's own staging, quoted as shown.

   

3. 3

   A full-lane hold opens under BREAK markers

   The first thing ULT 8 does is favour length over speed: a cyan hold rolls the full visible length of the highway toward the line under doubled BREAK labels while the counter still reads 000'000'000, a gold fan already waiting upfield — the judgements post as the tail crosses.

   

4. 4

   Gold flick fans spread across the lanes

   Still at 000'000'000, a gold fan-shaped flick note spreads wide across the left lanes right at the judgement line, a BREAK label riding beside it — the chart's first widescreen ask, landing before the score has moved at all.

   

5. 5

   The score's first tick lands mid-hold

   The counter finally moves — 000'136'800 — while a full-lane cyan hold is still crossing under doubled BREAK labels and the gold fan waits at the horizon. The opening trades speed for length and posts its proof late; reading the counter, not the traffic, is what dates each moment here.

   

6. 6

   A violet hold wears fan bookends

   At 000'673'481 a violet hold descends with a gold fan at its head and a green fan at its tail, EXACT and BREAK posting at the line. Hold and flicks layered into one travelling object — the chart's signature pairing, and the first shape that asks both hands to divide the work.

   

7. 7

   The violet pane slams four lanes

   At 002'839'270 a wide violet pane drops across the centre in a single stroke, BREAK EXACT BREAK posting through a storm of sparks while the gold fan rides its head. Four lanes, one read — the hardest single ask the first half makes.

   

8. 8

   Pane and hold arrive together

   At 003'556'798 a violet pane slides down the left half while a full-lane cyan hold runs the centre, BREAK marking the pane's edge. Two objects, one line, no gap between them — layering, not sequencing.

   

9. 9

   A hold and a pane rake the line side by side

   At 004'924'797 the cyan hold and the violet pane hit the judgement line together, sparks raking the row under doubled BREAK labels. The middle third's signature texture: both hands held busy at once, neither free to help the other.

   

10. 10

    The travelling hold draws a full S-curve

    At 007'301'568 the violet hold bends through a complete S on its way down the centre, a green fan riding its head, EXACT BREAK EXACT EXACT posting through the sparks. The lane split moves the whole way — the chart's centrepiece, and the shape a player's hands will remember.

    

11. 11

    The counter hits its ceiling while notes still scroll

    By 010'396'793 the counter has stopped rising — and a cyan hold crosses the line anyway, BREAK beside it, with roughly half a minute of chart still to scroll. Nothing on screen documents why the number has gone quiet; the frame is quoted as displayed and read as evidence about nothing but itself.

    

12. 12

    DIVE FAILED crosses empty lanes

    With the counter frozen at 010'396'793 the red DIVE FAILED banner sweeps the emptied highway, the miss gauge tag above reading -15. The banner is quoted as displayed and carries no player meaning — no one was playing.

    

13. 13

    The autoplay card, quoted as displayed

    The preview closes on DIVE RESULT: SCORE 010'396'793, rank D, DIVE FAILED, MAX LINK 5, MISS GAUGE -15, ENCOUNTER UNLINKED, DIFFERENCE +010'396'793 beside a blank HIGH SCORE slot, and the difficulty chip re-stamped 8 beside the jacket. The rows — EXACT 76 + 0, NEAR 0, BREAK 655 — sum to 731, the catalog's ULT total to the digit; unlike the Non-breath oblige card, this one exposes only the TOTAL column, so no further split is quoted. No one played this chart; the page claims no clear, rank or score for any player.

    

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