Moonsliders — ULT 10 Chart Guide

• ▸Per the song catalog Moonsliders spans MIN 3 · EVO 6 · ULT 10 · FBD 13, and the video's HUD confirms the sightread runs the ULTIMATE 10 chart at SPEED 7.00.
• ▸The chart's identity is long purple wide-hold walls — straight, dual and staircase-shaped — with yellow hexagonal hold rings firing around the key caps.
• ▸Traffic clusters where hold walls chain into hold-ring bursts: anchor the hold first, trace the wall second. Even this sightread drops a red BREAK inside the final burst.
• ▸The upload ends at DIVE CLEARED — no result screen follows — so this page claims exactly what the video shows: a first-attempt clear of ULT 10, not a rank or a score.

Every fact and screenshot on this page comes from one video: TrappyTheDemon's first-play sightread of Moonsliders on ULTIMATE 10. The upload has no caption track, so all names and values are quoted from on-screen text. One honest edit note: the capture carries the creator's live-stream badge — avatar, channel name and a LIVE marker — fixed to the left edge of the frame. It is recorder overlay, not game UI, and it has been patched out of the stills on this page with an interpolation fill; the video itself is untouched and linked in full.

Honest-scope notes: the video ends at the DIVE CLEARED banner — no result screen, rank or judgement rows ever appear, so no score is claimed here. The CONNECT screen displays an "Assist Mode Enabled" tag for this run (the footage doesn't show what assist mode changes), the HUD reads SPEED 7.00 with a German key mapping (Umschalt/Leer side lanes), and the song's high score is still blank. Deep-link seconds can land a frame or two off the exact moment; every still on this page was verified individually against the video.

Levels below come from the song catalog, and the video's HUD plate confirms the pairing on screen: ULTIMATE 10 at SPEED 7.00. The catalog publishes a note split for the EVO chart only — no ULT breakdown — and the upload ends before any result screen, so this page quotes no note total. The FBD chart exists at level 13 but is not covered by this footage.

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The walkthrough below follows the dive in order. Each step is one screenshot from the source video, and the credit link under every image jumps straight back to that moment — open it side by side and the chart explains itself.

1. 1

   Pick Moonsliders at ULTIMATE 10

   The song card reads Moonsliders by DJ Noriken with the difficulty badge at ULTIMATE 10 and a blank HIGH SCORE — the marker of a true first run. Moonsliders sits in Arc 4: The Hand of Calamity.

   

2. 2

   Confirm your CONNECT partner

   Before the dive, the CONNECT panel toggles between the partners AYAME and RAINE, and this capture shows an "Assist Mode Enabled" tag — quoted as-is, because the video never explains what assist mode changes. The chart ahead doesn't care which partner you bring; comfort is the criterion.

   

3. 3

   Set your hands on the empty highway

   The dive opens on an empty six-lane highway with the score counter still at 000'000'000: A S D F key lanes up the middle, Umschalt and Leer side lanes on the edges (the capture uses a German key mapping). Spend these quiet seconds settling both hands — the first wall arrives fast.

   

4. 4

   Ride the opening wall and its EXACT trail

   Moonsliders opens with a long purple wide hold sweeping the lanes while EXACT judgements chain across the line and a yellow hexagonal ring blooms around a key cap — a hold announcing itself. Trace the wall with one finger and let the ringed key ring out under another.

   

5. 5

   Anchor the hold wall first

   The chart's recurring pattern: a wide purple hold wall stretched across the lanes with yellow hex rings firing underneath. Press the anchor key and keep it down — lifting early to chase the next note is exactly how holds break.

   

6. 6

   Trace the tall hold wall

   A single wall stacks lane-wide and tall, demanding a clean trace from top to bottom while EXACT judgements tick along the line. Keep the tracing finger glued to the centre of the wall — the wall is the note; the sparks are decoration.

   

7. 7

   Split your hands for the dual walls

   Mid-chart, two purple walls run on opposite sides of the highway at once. The fix is the same as every twin-wall section in In Falsus: one wall per hand, split early, and neither hand abandons its lane to help the other.

   

8. 8

   Walk down the staircase

   The chart's signature figure: a staircase-shaped hold wall descending across the lanes, each step asking for a re-press one lane over. Step down in order instead of jumping — the EXACT chain in this capture stayed intact by stepping, not leaping.

   

9. 9

   Survive the climax triangle

   Near the end, the chart stacks its busiest moment: a wide triangular wall splitting the highway while streams rattle underneath and yellow hold rings burst around the key caps. Commit both hands and read the wall first — the streams ride on whatever fingers are free.

   

10. 10

    Expect a BREAK in the final burst

    The last phrase is honest about what a sightread is: a red BREAK flashes inside the burst with the score at 093'187'398 and the combo gone. Recover instead of panicking — after this wall the chart has almost nothing left to say.

    

11. 11

    Take the DIVE CLEARED

    The banner confirms the dive survived, the score counter settled at 094'103'304. The upload ends here — no result screen follows — so the claim is exactly this: a first-attempt clear of Moonsliders ULT 10, breaks and all. In Falsus judges clears on survival, so a messy clear still books the song's completion.

    

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