Zetta — ULT 10

• ▸Identity: Zetta is a Hommarju track in Arc 4: The Hand of Calamity (v1.0.2c) — MIN 3, EVO 6, ULT 10, FBD 13 across four tiers.
• ▸Chart build: the ULT 10 chart leans on long curving beams pressed in pairs, teal wedge slides, gold hexagon rings at the judgement line and flick-triangle streams in the tail.
• ▸Clear data: the sightread finished at rank A — 092'986'483, and the result's 1,675 judgements match the catalog's ULT note count exactly. MISS GAUGE 14: the loosest clear margin on the site's top-end pages.
• ▸Every figure deep-links the creator's upload at the shown moment; the run's final score, 092'986'483, is readable on the result screen — and it is a clear, not a full combo (MAX LINK 218).

Every frame on this page comes from TrappyTheDemon's Zetta ULT 10 sightread (~3.7 minutes): a full-screen chart capture with no handcam, no facecam and no commentary. One honest edit note: the upload 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.

Because the run is a sightread — a genuine first attempt, as the title declares — the capture shows the chart as a new player meets it, HIGH SCORE 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.

Zetta'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 — MIN 3, EVO 6, ULT 10, FBD 13, the same rail the game's difficulty-select screen shows for this song — and the database records the ULT chart's note split: 412 tap + 478 hold + 396 field + 389 flick = 1,675 notes, which the result screen at the bottom of this page can be checked against. The footage covers the ULT 10 chart only; no FBD 13 capture is quoted here.

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Ten frames, one lesson each: how the ladder narrows to ULTIMATE 10, what the detail screen promises before the dive, where the beams bend and the wedges slide — and what the result screen proves about a clear that never became a full combo. Timestamps quote the source video at the frame's moment.

1. 1

   Set the rail: 3, 6, 10, 13 — pick ULTIMATE 10

   Zetta's difficulty screen stacks all four tiers in one column — 3, 6, 10, 13 — and it matches the catalog's MIN, EVO, ULT and FBD levels exactly, right down to the order. The run on this page takes the third badge, ULTIMATE 10; the 13 above it is the FBD chart, quoted here from the database only. It is rare, on-screen proof that the catalog ladder and the game agree.

   

2. 2

   Read the card: Hommarju, ULTIMATE 10, no high score yet

   The detail screen states the scope before the dive: Zetta by Hommarju, jacket art credited to Isobe, the difficulty rail set to ULTIMATE 10 and a HIGH SCORE row that is still empty — the tell of a first clear in progress. The MEI/RAINE partner picker sits right under the CONNECT button; the run picks RAINE and dives.

   

3. 3

   The dive opens on one long cyan beam

   The opening statement is patient: a cyan beam sweeping the left lanes beside a purple hold panel, score already at 001'146'635 with combo 20 on screen. Nothing is stacked yet. Use the runway to set your reading position low — where the notes land, not where they enter.

   

4. 4

   Teal wedges slide across diagonal lanes

   At score 011'253'723 the chart introduces its slides: teal wedge notes cutting diagonally across the lanes while a pink hold keeps the right edge busy. The wedges travel, so track the tip, not the lane — the same lesson the EVO chart teaches, one level of speed louder.

   

5. 5

   Two wide beams bend in parallel

   The mid-chart signature at score 032'144'730: a purple wide beam curving across the left lanes while a pink one burns down the right — both long enough that you hold, read and travel at the same time. Split the hands, keep the beams' tails pinned, and let the centre taps come to you.

   

6. 6

   Gold rings mark the line under white streams

   At score 043'045'089 a gold hexagon ring spins at the bottom of the field while five white streams land in one row — five EXACT judgements on screen at once. The rings sit on the judgement line, so read against them; even finger spacing beats raw speed through this stretch.

   

7. 7

   The gold burst: combo 26, four EXACTs a beat

   The chart's loudest passage at score 069'446'311: a gold burst at the judgement line with combo 26 standing and EXACT judgements landing four at a time. It is dense but short — the burst spends its energy in a few bars, and the sightread rides through it on accuracy rather than perfection.

   

8. 8

   The tail: yellow flick triangles over white streams

   Past the burst at score 087'877'882 the chart mixes its last ideas: yellow flick triangles riding down over fast white streams, with EXACT judgements still landing. Flicks this late are where fatigue bites — short, deliberate strokes beat tired swipes; the streams keep scoring while you recover.

   

9. 9

   DIVE CLEARED on the first attempt

   The banner lands over the emptied playfield: first play, no retry, DIVE CLEARED. As a sightread this is the chart exactly as a first-time player meets it — 76 BREAKs and all — and it still clears. ULT 10 grades your accuracy, but the gauge is what you spend; the dive itself forgives.

   

10. 10

    Read the result screen: 1,675 judgements, checked

    The frozen result confirms the run: rank A, 092'986'483, EXACT 1,408 + 108 across two rows, NEAR 83, BREAK 76, MAX LINK 218 — 1,675 judgements in total, exactly the catalog's ULT note count. MISS GAUGE 14 is the friendliest margin on the site's top-end pages. And MAX LINK 218 beside 1,675 notes is the honest part: this was a clear, never a full combo.

    

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