yggthrasir — ULT 10

• ▸yggthrasir is an ikaruga_nex track in Arc 3: Heaven's Chains (v1.0.2c): MIN 3, EVO 6, ULT 10, FBD 12 — documented one level under the game's highest FBD ceiling.
• ▸The ULT 10 chart starts holding immediately: a violet beam pins the A lane within the first bars, and the signature split — violet left, red right — arrives around the upload's halfway mark.
• ▸Clearing tolerates mistakes: the source sightread counted 36 BREAKs against a MAX LINK of 285 and still finished DIVE CLEARED at rank AA.
• ▸Every figure deep-links the creator's upload at the shown moment; the run's final score, 095'548'916, is readable on the result screen.

Every frame on this page comes from TrappyTheDemon's yggthrasir ULT 10 sightread (3:05): a full-screen chart capture with no handcam, no facecam and no commentary overlays. The upload records one continuous run — it opens already in the dive and rides straight through DIVE CLEARED to the result screen — so the page can quote the whole attempt honestly. The upload carries no captions; each fact below was read off a frame that was opened and checked individually.

The source video is VFR (variable frame rate), so deep-link seconds can land a second or two off the exact frame — the stills on this page were verified one by one against the upload.

yggthrasir's catalog entry, straight from the site's song database (community-wiki data, game version 1.0.2c). Levels are documented for all four tiers; the footage on this page covers the ULTIMATE 10 chart.

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Eight frames, one lesson each: how the chart opens, where it asks your hands to split, where the beams travel, and what a sightread can still get away with. Timestamps quote the source video at the shown moment.

1. 1

   No warm-up: holds from the first bars

   The video opens mid-dive and the chart starts working immediately: inside the first bars a violet hold beam pins the A lane, a hex-shaped hold outline waits on the D key, and the combo counter is only at 10. The opening feeds steadily rather than exploding — read the lanes early instead of reacting at the judgement line.

   

2. 2

   A wide hold parks on the left

   Half a minute in, the chart lays a wide violet hold beam across the left lanes and keeps pressure running elsewhere — the frame catches combo 132 intact while a yellow wedge note slides toward the line. This is the song's core idea: something always needs holding down while the other hand travels.

   

3. 3

   The signature split: violet left, red right

   Around the upload's halfway mark both halves of the field light up at once — a violet beam owns the left lanes while a red beam sweeps in from the right, and the violet hold visibly steps across the center lanes as it ends. At combo 80 this is the widest read so far: assign one beam per hand and stop thinking in single lanes.

   

4. 4

   The beams switch sides

   The mirror arrives quickly: the violet beam now travels down the right half while hold sparks keep firing on the A and S lanes underneath. The sightread's combo had already taken damage by here — 46 and climbing in the frame — and rebuilding it while tracking the crossing beams is exactly what chews up first attempts.

   

5. 5

   A near screen-wide beam

   Later still, a violet beam stretches across almost the entire field, its head landing on the judgement line as a spark burst fires on the F lane. The combo counter in this frame reads 20 — the run had just taken its damage — so treat full-width shapes as recovery checkpoints: hold the beam and let the streams re-form behind it.

   

6. 6

   The final stretch: red sweep over violet holds

   The last tens of seconds stack a red beam across the right half beside a violet-edged hold, with EXACT judgements landing in pairs. The score reads 091'357'022 with the song nearly over — whatever the gauge still owes gets paid here; there is no chart after this section.

   

7. 7

   DIVE CLEARED

   The banner lands over an empty field: the sightread cleared in a single run. ULT 10 is demanding to full-combo but forgiving to survive — breaks cost combo and gauge, not the dive itself.

   

8. 8

   Read the result screen

   The result confirms the picture: rank AA, score 095'548'916, MAX LINK 285, and the judgement rows — 1212 + 113 EXACT, 54 NEAR, 36 BREAK, 1,415 notes in total — with the MISS GAUGE readout at 14. A sightread that broke 36 notes still finishes at AA, which tells you where the grading pressure sits: combo runs, not survival.

   

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