Ordirehv — FBD 10 Perfect Dive, Frame by Frame

• ▸Single frame source: れんちゃん's Ordirehv [FBD 10][PERFECT DIVE] capture (2:57 as downloaded, uploaded February 11, 2026 — the demo's own launch day — 8,161 views as of the 2026-10-07 page build), a SPEED 5.00 encounter dive with NIA diving against FREYA. The upload composites the game window with a keyboard hand-cam strip and the channel's burned-in IN FALSUS banner; every still below is cropped to the measured game rectangle, so no recorder pixels ship on this page.
• ▸The outcome, printed twice by the game: a PERFECT DIVE banner over the hex void, then a settled DIVE RESULT card with the EX+ badge beside 100'001'216 — above the scoring guide's 99,000,000 EX+ floor — over NEAR 0 and BREAK 0 on every note type, with MAX LINK 1242. This is the strictest claim In Falsus prints, one step above FULL LINK's no-BREAK promise.
• ▸The note count closes exactly, column by column: the card's two EXACT rows split by type — taps 233 + 16, holds 557 + 8, field 334 + 0, flicks 93 + 1 — each pair equal to the catalog's FBD split (tap 249 + hold 565 + field 334 + flick 94), the four totals adding to 1242, the same number as MAX LINK. Unlike some songs where camera and catalog disagree, there is no gap to disclose here, and the page says so with the numbers on the table.
• ▸FBD 10 is the top rung of Ordirehv's demo ladder — the catalog records MIN 1 · EVO 4 · ULT 8 · FBD 10 — and the camera agrees: an FBD 10 chip rides the song panel at SPEED 5.00 and the result card's jacket wears the 10. One honest wrinkle: the card posts HIGH SCORE 100'001'222 with DIFFERENCE -000'000'006, so this account had cleared FBD 10 before and this run landed six points under its own record — a repeat Perfect Dive, not a first clear.

One video backs every still below: れんちゃん's Ordirehv [FBD 10][PERFECT DIVE]【In Falsus】 (2:57 as downloaded, uploaded February 11, 2026, 8,161 views as of the 2026-10-07 page build) — a capture whose in-play panel reads Ordirehv, Feryquitous, an FBD 10 chip beside SPEED 5.00. Deep links in each step jump to the matching moment.

The upload carries no spoken commentary and exposes no auto-captions (checked — nothing to transcribe), so every fact on this page is screen forensics cross-checked against the song catalog. Overlay disclosure: this is a composited recorder layout, not a bare game capture — the 1920x1080 canvas carries the game window on the upper right, a blurred out-of-focus strip down the left edge, a keyboard hand-cam strip with the player's hands along the bottom left, and the channel's burned-in IN FALSUS banner across the bottom. Per this site's per-video rule the rectangle was measured on this upload's own full-resolution frames — not copied from any prior page — and every still below was cut to that measured game rectangle (crop 1536x860 at x=384, y=0, scaled to 1600x896): no recorder pixels ship in any still, no delogo patch was needed, and the embedded video itself is untouched. Inside the game window the full-length contact sheet plus corner probes across the run show no face-cam (the portraits are the game's own divers, NIA and FREYA), no hand-cam, no watermark, no burned-in captions. Timeline note: the stream is variable-frame-rate and sheet-sampled timestamps drift from container seeks, so every still was cut by container seek and verified against its own HUD counter, and the deep-link seconds follow that same container timeline. Second source, credited but not cut: EKRuby's Ordirehv FBD Perfect Dive (8,063 views as of the 2026-10-07 scout) — the same-axis backup, not frame-checked, so no still was taken from it. The three lower-axis runs listed in the ladder section are likewise text credits only. Frames extracted 2026-10-07.

Levels and note counts below come from our song catalog (demo-confirmed levels, community wiki splits). Ordirehv is Feryquitous's demo track — playable since demo v0.2.0, one of the six demo Encounters — and FBD 10 is the top rung of its demo-confirmed ladder, MIN 1 · EVO 4 · ULT 8 · FBD 10. This page's capture agrees with the ladder where the camera can check it: the FBD 10 chip rides the song panel from the staged highway to the last note, and the result card's jacket wears the 10.

The catalog's FBD split — tap 249 + hold 565 + field 334 + flick 94 — sums to 1242. The camera's ledger agrees to the note: the result card's two EXACT rows split by type (233 + 16 tap, 557 + 8 hold, 334 + 0 field, 93 + 1 flick), NEAR 0, BREAK 0, and MAX LINK prints 1242. Every column closes exactly — a reconciliation with no gap to disclose.

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Thirteen frames from れんちゃん's Perfect Dive, in video order — the CONNECT lobby, the staged highway, the opening beams, the gold hex ring, the violet field curve beside the pink wall, the wedge over the hold, the white stream, the dual-beam burst, the late hold ring, the final 1242, the PERFECT DIVE banner, the CONNECTED banner, the settled card. Timestamps deep-link into the video; they follow the container timeline documented in the source note and can land a moment off on YouTube's player.

1. 1

   The CONNECT lobby: NIA versus FREYA

   Before any note falls, the upload shows its handshake: the CONNECT screen with NIA on the left rail, FREYA on the right, both portraits full-length, and a five-card deck laid out across the middle. The song panel is not up yet; the opponent is. The encounter will close CONNECTED at 000'224'615 with two of five star pips lit as displayed — this frame is where FREYA is named first.

   

2. 2

   Highway staged: FBD 10 at SPEED 5.00

   The empty highway waits at 000'000'000 — lane keys A, S, D, F and Space along the keystones with Shift on the left wing, the song panel top-right reading Ordirehv, Feryquitous, an FBD 10 chip beside SPEED 5.00. FBD 10 is the top rung of the demo ladder, and the first notes are already queued at the top of the chart. The run will spend the next two and a half minutes paying the ladder's top price.

   

3. 3

   The opening beams at 006'427'071

   The HUD cracks away from zero and the first white beam sweeps the center lanes with EXACT tags posting at the line. Ordirehv FBD 10 opens flowing rather than dense — wide beams answered by short pairs — and the counter is already past six million before the first set piece arrives. The judgement line never stops moving from here.

   

4. 4

   The gold hex ring at 016'287'836

   A gold hexagonal ring bursts on a white beam over the keystones while the faint combo counter reads 203. Hex rings are the chart's burst punctuation: they land where the encounter damage flows, and keeping every one of them unbroken is what a Perfect Dive spends a whole run doing.

   

5. 5

   The violet field curve and the pink wall at 028'876'865

   The chart's signature demand: a violet field curve drags down the left lanes while a pink wall stands on the right edge, the combo at 355. Field notes are Ordirehv's tuition at every level — the catalog's FBD split carries 334 of them against 249 taps — and FBD 10 stacks them beside walls that tax the lanes your eyes just left.

   

6. 6

   The wedge over the hold at 044'947'262

   A yellow wedge slab drops over a violet hold in the left lanes, the combo at 557. One hand sustains the hold while the other times the wedge's landing — the chart's two-handed grammar, stated plainly in the first half so the back half can tax it.

   

7. 7

   The white stream at 048'925'410

   A wide white stream crosses the highway with EXACT tags stringing along the judgement line, the counter at 048'925'410 and the run past its halfway mark still perfect on the card's ledger. Nothing on this frame announces that the next minute will keep the streak unbroken — that is the point of reading it in stills.

   

8. 8

   The dual-beam burst at 054'234'186

   Violet and white beams run side by side under a gold burst at the keystones, the combo at 675. The mid-chart's density is not note count but split attention — two wide reads traveling together, both answered at the line, with the burst payout marking where a slip would cost the encounter most.

   

9. 9

   The late hold ring at 064'948'122

   A hold stream rides down the lanes with a gold hex ring bursting at its base, the combo at 807. Past 800 linked notes the run is deep in the chart's back half — the same grammar the opening taught, at a tighter queue, with the ring's payout riding on the hold not breaking.

   

10. 10

    The final 1242 at 100'001'106

    The last note lands and the faint counter across the highway prints 1242 — every note the chart contains, linked — while the score counter reads 100'001'106 at this frame and keeps ticking afterward: its last print is 100'001'217, and the card settles one point lower, at 100'001'216. The card's number is the one this page quotes.

    

11. 11

    PERFECT DIVE over the hex void

    The white-on-glass banner takes the screen: PERFECT DIVE. The game prints it for a run that judged every one of the chart's 1242 notes EXACT — the strictest claim In Falsus makes, one step above FULL LINK's no-BREAK promise and two above any clear that drops a note.

    

12. 12

    CONNECTED

    The purple banner follows over the emptied highway: CONNECTED. The encounter closes at its strongest outcome ribbon while the score holds its last print — the numbers move to the card next, and the star pips that go with them are already decided.

    

13. 13

    The result card: EX+ at 100'001'216

    The settled DIVE RESULT card holds everything the run claimed: SCORE 100'001'216 with the EX+ badge beside it over four rows split by note type — EXACT 233 + 16 taps, 557 + 8 holds, 334 + 0 field, 93 + 1 flick; NEAR 0; BREAK 0; MAX LINK 1242; MISS HP 13 under the PERFECT DIVE banner; the 10 on the jacket tab. HIGH SCORE reads 100'001'222 with DIFFERENCE -000'000'006 — the card's own arithmetic for a record six points unclaimed — and ENCOUNTER RESULT 000'224'615 with the Connected chip and two of five star pips, NIA and FREYA signing the bottom rails (the card's UI is Japanese — ニア, フレイヤ — quoted as shown). 249 + 565 + 334 + 94 = 1242: the catalog's split, closed to the note.

    

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FBD 10 is this page's anchor, but it is only the top rung. Ordirehv's demo ladder runs MIN 1 · EVO 4 · ULT 8 · FBD 10, and human captures exist on record for the two axes below — credited here as text sources only: no still was cut from any of them, and none is embedded.

ULT 8 — three human Perfect Dives

As of the 2026-10-07 scout, three human Perfect Dives of ULT 8 are on record. The (MAX-x) shorthand is each uploader's own title tag, quoted as uploaded; Skrubby's channel is already verified on this site's other pages, while flipster and HolyPlayer are credited without stills pending a frame check.

EVO 4 — the Full Link on record

Micha's Full Link clear is EVO 4's strongest human run on record — likewise a text credit only, no stills taken and nothing embedded.

The per-axis splits sit in the table above: ULT 8 carries 1040 notes (tap 190 + hold 342 + field 414 + flick 94) and EVO 4 carries 482 — the same field-heavy grammar this page walked through at FBD 10, at gentler queues.