PhylaXron — EVO 9

• ▸Single frame source: TrappyTheDemon's PhylaXron EVO 9 capture ([In Falsus Sightread] PhylaXron - Taishi | EVO 9, 4:42 as downloaded, uploaded 2026-09-13, 1,671 views as of the 2026-10-08 page build). No face-cam, no hand-cam, no burned-in captions anywhere in the run; the one overlay is the recorder's own live badge — CrabbyTheDemon [12.875] PKTR LIVE — pinned to the left edge, re-measured on this upload's own frames and patched out of all thirteen stills in its two states per the site's per-video rule (coordinates in the page source). The upload ships no captions of any kind — neither automatic captions nor subtitle tracks — so there is no transcript to read; every fact here is screen forensics.
• ▸The outcome, printed twice: a DIVE CLEARED banner over the highway, then the settled card — A beside 094'167'731, MAX LINK 338, MISS GAUGE 15. This is the honest sightread case: the detail screen printed HIGH SCORE — before the dive, the card posts DIFFERENCE +094'167'731 — exactly the run's own score, the signature of a first registration — and the screens and the channel's title tag agree: first attempt, not a rebound off a banked record.
• ▸The note count closes exactly — the check this site runs on every result card. EXACT 1522 + EXACT 138, NEAR 102, BREAK 55: 1,817 judgements, and the catalog's EVO split — tap 379 + hold 894 + field 430 + flick 114 — sums to the same 1,817, note for note. Where some sister pages carry a camera-versus-wiki gap, PhylaXron's closes to zero, and the page says so plainly.
• ▸EVO 9 is the second rung of PhylaXron's four-chart ladder (MIN 6 · EVO 9 · ULT 12 · FBD 14) and the in-play panel pins the run there: an EVO 9 chip beside SPEED 7.00. Assist Mode is part of the run's stated terms — on the detail screen's pairing widget, the CONNECT lobby's plate and the card's IOTA row — quoted as shown, with no causal claim. The run pays on camera: a BREAK at 003'144'937, the combo watermark down to 2 mid-chart, and a late BREAK at 066'020'683.

One video backs every still below: TrappyTheDemon's [In Falsus Sightread] PhylaXron - Taishi | EVO 9 (4:42 as downloaded, uploaded September 13, 2026, 1,671 views as of the 2026-10-08 page build) — a 2560x1440 60fps capture whose in-play panel reads PhylaXron, Taishi, an EVO 9 chip beside SPEED 7.00. Deep links in each step jump to the matching moment.

The upload ships no captions of any kind — YouTube exposes neither automatic captions nor subtitle tracks (checked, not assumed) — so there is no transcript to read, and every fact on this page is screen forensics cross-checked against the song catalog. Pre-verification gate: a full-length contact sheet plus fine sheets at 4 s and 8 s granularity and a decode-ordered full pass at 2 fps were checked before any still was cut — no face-cam anywhere (the portraits are the game's own divers, NIA left and FELL right, and the jacket art is the game's own card, ILLUST 春星京芒 per the detail screen), no hand-cam, no burned-in captions, no channel watermark. One recorder overlay did ship with the capture: a live-stream badge reading "CrabbyTheDemon [12.875] PKTR LIVE" pinned to the left edge (x 24-250, y 383-412 of the 1920x1080 presentation), and it pulses — fully exposed on eight stills and reduced to an avatar-only circle on five (detail screen, CONNECT lobby, staged highway, peak slab, DIVE CLEARED banner). Per the site's per-video rule the boxes were re-measured on this upload's own full-resolution frames — not copied from any prior page — and patched per frame: a 202x36 delogo at x=14, y=312 (still scale) on the eight fully exposed stills and a 36x32 delogo at x=14, y=315 on the five avatar-only stills; every patch re-verified at 3x zoom, and the embedded video itself is untouched. Timeline note: naive single-frame seeks land far from their targets on this source (the same failure the mother page documents), so every still was cut from a decode-ordered pass — one frame per half second, indexed by the stream's own presentation time — and verified individually against its on-screen score counter; the deep-link seconds follow that same decode-accurate container timeline. The upload opens on ~40 s of atmospheric cold open (a red ruined city, a crowd, red spheres — the Arc 4 encounter-art cinematic) before the song detail screen at ~41 s — described, not classified. After the result card the game prints a Song Unlocked banner naming PhylaXron; what that unlock grants beyond the screen's own words, this page does not claim. Frames extracted 2026-10-08.

Levels and note counts below come from our song catalog (wiki data, game version 1.0.2c). PhylaXron sits in Arc 4: The Hand of Calamity at MIN 6 · EVO 9 · ULT 12 · FBD 14 — and the camera agrees where it can check: the EVO 9 chip rides the song panel from the staged highway to the last note. EVO 9 is the ladder's second rung: past MIN 6's readings, short of ULT 12 and the FBD 14 ceiling the mother page documents. This page's capture ran it at SPEED 7.00.

The catalog's EVO split — tap 379 + hold 894 + field 430 + flick 114 — sums to 1,817. The result card's four judgement rows — EXACT 1522 + EXACT 138, NEAR 102, BREAK 55 — sum to the same 1,817: a note-for-note closure, the check this page exists to run. The MIN (1,400) and ULT (2,713) splits are published too; the FBD split is not, and the mother page quotes the same catalog.

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Thirteen frames from Trappy's EVO 9 run, in video order — the blank detail screen, the CONNECT handshake, the staged highway, the opening beams, the first BREAK, the wide-beam EXACT row, the EARLY NEAR, the pyramid-and-pink-wall set piece, the EARLY/LATE NEAR pair at the run's floor, the full-width slab under the climbing chain, the late BREAK, the DIVE CLEARED banner, the settled card. Timestamps deep-link into the video; they follow the decode-accurate container timeline documented in the page source and can land a moment off on YouTube's player.

1. 1

   The detail screen: EVO 9, and a blank HIGH SCORE

   Before any note falls, the upload states its terms: the song detail screen for PhylaXron — jacket art front and center, Taishi under the title, ILLUST 春星京芒 in the corner — with the difficulty panel reading 9 / DIFFICULTY: EVOLVED and HIGH SCORE still a dash. That dash matters for everything the card claims later: this account has never registered a score on EVO 9, so whatever the card prints will be a first attempt. The pairing widget already reads NIA ↔ FELL over "Assist Mode Enabled" — a term the run keeps on screen to the end.

   

2. 2

   The CONNECT handshake: NIA versus FELL

   The lobby names both divers: NIA on the left rail, FELL on the right, over the Assist Mode Enabled plate — quoted as shown, with no causal story attached. Behind them the highway already waits at 000'000'000. The same two portraits ride the top corners of the HUD for the whole dive.

   

3. 3

   Highway staged: EVO 9 at SPEED 7.00

   The empty highway waits at 000'000'000 — lane keys A, S, D, F along the keystones with the player's own German rail hints (Umschalt left, Leer right), and the song panel top-right pinning the run: PhylaXron, Taishi, an EVO 9 chip beside SPEED 7.00. The HUD exposes no other speed control during the dive, so this page makes no speed claim beyond the panel's own.

   

4. 4

   The opening run at 000'676'167

   The HUD cracks away from zero inside the first seconds: a gold burst rings the A lane as an EXACT posts and the counter crosses 000'676'167 with the combo watermark at 13. PhylaXron's opening is deceptively polite — single beams and short answers — and the chart spends the next minute cashing that calm in.

   

5. 5

   The first BREAK at 003'144'937

   The chart's first tax, on camera: a BREAK posts in red at the line with an EXACT landing beside it, and the counter reads 003'144'937. The card will finish with 55 BREAKs, and this is where the learning curve starts — EVO 9 does not wait for the chorus to start charging.

   

6. 6

   The wide-beam grammar at 006'576'858

   The chart's signature demand: a violet wide beam spans the highway with three EXACT tags strung along its base while the faint combo watermark reads 28. Wide beams are PhylaXron's grammar at every level — the catalog's EVO split carries 894 holds and 430 field notes against 379 taps — and EVO 9 introduces them early, without ceremony.

   

7. 7

   The EARLY NEAR at 013'098'699

   The frame this page uses to teach the timing tax: a note lands NEAR — and the game says which way, printing EARLY NEAR on the outer rail while twin EXACTs post to its right. The faint counter reads 12, still climbing; the card will eventually post 102 of these. This run's loose timings are on camera, tagged with their direction.

   

8. 8

   The pyramid and the pink wall at 027'268'451

   The mid-chart set piece: a violet wide pyramid takes the left half of the highway while a pink wall runs down its right edge, EXACT tags strung along the line, a gold hexagon ringing the D keystone, and the faint combo watermark at 50. This is where EVO 9 stacks its reading load — two wide demands at once, answered by one timed press each.

   

9. 9

   The floor: EARLY NEAR and LATE NEAR at 041'373'778

   The run's lowest point on camera, and the frame this page uses to teach both directions of the timing tax: an EARLY NEAR fades on the left rail while a LATE NEAR posts on the right — both directions missing in the same bar — with the faint combo watermark down to 2. The card will post 102 NEAR and 55 BREAKs in all; this valley is where several of them live. From here the rebuild starts — and this time it holds to the slab.

   

10. 10

    The full-width slab

    The chart's biggest set piece: a translucent slab spans the full width of the highway under an EXACT at its base, while the faint combo watermark climbs through the 300s toward the 338 the card will print as MAX LINK. The score counter's trailing digits smear under the game's own hit-glitch — quoted as seen, not reconstructed. One timed press rides the whole slab; the danger is everything stacked around it.

    

11. 11

    The late BREAK at 066'020'683

    The endgame's first bill: a gold hexagon ring bursts around the A and S keystones as a green slab reaches the line and a BREAK posts beside it — the counter reset ringing into the final walls. The card's 55 BREAKs are not front-loaded; EVO 9 keeps collecting to the end, and this frame is where the last rebuild begins.

    

12. 12

    DIVE CLEARED at 094'167'731

    The dive ends the way the ladder promised: the DIVE CLEARED banner takes the highway with the final counter holding at 094'167'731 — every note the card will count, already judged. The banner hangs over the empty lanes for a moment; the verdict below makes it official.

    

13. 13

    The card: A at 094'167'731, first attempt

    The settled DIVE RESULT card holds everything the run claimed: SCORE 094'167'731 with the A badge beside it, over four rows reading EXACT 1522, EXACT 138, NEAR 102, BREAK 55 — 1,817 judgements, the catalog's EVO split to the note. MAX LINK 338 caps the longest chain; MISS GAUGE 15; HIGH SCORE still a dash with DIFFERENCE +094'167'731 — exactly the run's own score, the first-registration signature — and the IOTA row holds only an ASSIST MODE plate. A true sightread: blank before, blank banked into a clear.

    

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