Roki — FBD 13, the chart viewed

• ▸Single source: Outoki's Roki FBD 13 Chart View (3:04, uploaded September 30, 2026, 1080p60) — the game's automatic chart preview, not a human playthrough. Every still below is cut from that one upload and checked frame by frame against its own on-screen counters.
• ▸The catalog and the card agree: MIN 4 / EVO 7 / ULT 10 / FBD 13, 2,583 notes on the FORBIDDEN axis (672 / 720 / 1,426 on the others), shipped in the Virtual Singers pack with version 1.0.5.
• ▸The shape of the chart: a sparse opening over long holds, a first drop that fills every lane, a BREAK-marked mid-chart lull, a second wave that never thins out, and a final-chorus density peak where the counter climbs fastest.
• ▸The ending card is quoted as displayed: DIVE FAILED, rank D, 009'756'350 — its rows (EXACT 252 + 0, NEAR 0, BREAK 2331) sum to exactly the catalog's 2,583. An autoplay preview ends how it ends; this page claims no clear, rank or score for any player.

One video backs every still below: Outoki's Roki FBD 13 Chart View (3:04, uploaded September 30, 2026, 1080p60, 39 views as of this page's 2026-10-02 build). The chart view is the game's automatic run-through of the chart — no hands, no face and no burned-in captions anywhere in the capture, checked frame by frame; the red BREAK markers on the highway are the chart's own note-type labels, part of the game UI.

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 shown. Credit for the capture belongs to Outoki; the video is embedded in full and every figure deep-links back to its second.

Levels and note counts come straight from the site's song catalog (game version 1.0.5). Roki is a Virtual Singers entry by mikitoP — the DLC flagship — and its FBD 13 sits in the second-highest band the game ships, one rung under the FBD 14 charts.

The catalog publishes totals per axis — MIN 672, EVO 720, ULT 1,426 and FBD 2,583 — with no tap/hold split on file for DLC songs, so no split is invented. The FBD total cross-checks against the capture: the autoplay card's four rows sum to 2,583 (see the last step).

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One step per frame, in play order. The deep-link seconds follow the upload's container timeline and can land a moment off on YouTube's player; each caption quotes the counter exactly as the frame itself displays it.

1. 1

   The menu card: Roki, FORBIDDEN 13

   The upload opens where every dive starts: the freeplay card — Roki, mikitoP, a red 13 beside DIFFICULTY FORBIDDEN, the HIGH SCORE slot still blank, FREEPLAY tagged on the right. Roki ships in the Virtual Singers pack with version 1.0.5, and 13 is the top of its four axes.

   

2. 2

   Not a player: the chart view stages

   What follows is the game's automatic preview. The highway stages empty at 000'000'000 — Shift on the left rail, A S D F across the centre lanes, Space on the right — with the Roki panel pinned top-right and nobody at the keys. Every still on this page comes off that preview.

   

3. 3

   Opening holds under BREAK markers

   The first notes favour length over speed: long cyan hold slabs roll under a full row of BREAK labels, and by 000'384'109 the counter is finally turning over. BREAK is a note type here — the red labels flag the chart's marked notes, not a miss.

   

4. 4

   Verse one keeps the highway quiet

   At 001'393'718 a lone teal wedge crosses sparse taps — the chart's resting pulse between vocal phrases. FBD 13 spends its verse minutes teaching the lane split you will need when both halves fill at once.

   

5. 5

   The build: twin walls run parallel

   At 001'548'476 violet and cyan hold walls run parallel down the lanes for the first time. Reading which wall owns which lane — without abandoning either — is the exact skill the choruses price in.

   

6. 6

   First drop: every lane fills

   The first drop lands at 002'787'529: a full-width cyan hold meets the pink walls head-on and the counter makes its biggest jump yet. This is the first density peak — the pattern the score is made of.

   

7. 7

   The BREAK lull, halfway house

   Past the midpoint the chart exhales: at 004'336'156 a single yellow wedge works a thin stream past a right-rail hold under a repeated BREAK row. It is the longest quiet stretch on the axis — the stamina bank for the second half.

   

8. 8

   Second drop: the wall and beam arrive together

   At 005'690'904 a tall pink wall and a violet beam enter side by side and an EXACT popup bursts over the line. From here the chart rarely thins out again — the second half is one long escalation.

   

9. 9

   Wedge over slab, holding the split

   Between drops the chart stacks textures: at 006'349'181 a wide yellow wedge slides over a vertical pink slab with BREAK markers on both rails. Neither element is fast alone; the difficulty is keeping the lane split while both move.

   

10. 10

    Chorus two, three patterns deep

    At 007'549'406 the second chorus layers everything at once — violet slabs left, a green wedge centre, yellow triangles right. Where the first drop was one wall, this is three patterns sharing the same bars with no pause between.

    

11. 11

    The final-chorus peak

    At 008'711'027 overlapping holds, wedges and slabs fill every lane, and the counter climbs faster here than anywhere else in the run. After this the chart empties quickly — the highway goes dark with the counter settled at 009'756'350.

    

12. 12

    The autoplay card, quoted as displayed

    The preview closes on DIVE RESULT: SCORE 009'756'350, rank D, DIVE FAILED, MAX LINK 3, MISS GAUGE -15, ENCOUNTER UNLINKED, DIFFERENCE +009'756'350 beside a blank HIGH SCORE slot. The four rows — EXACT 252 + 0, NEAR 0, BREAK 2331 — sum to 2,583: exactly the catalog's FBD total. Nobody played this chart; no clear, rank or score is claimed for any player.

    

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