code:Leviathan — FBD 14

• ▸code:Leviathan is a kanone track cataloged at MIN 5, EVO 8, ULT 11 and FBD 14 (v1.0.2c) — one of five documented FBD 14 charts in the game.
• ▸The capture shows the chart's vocabulary: a cyan opening hold, crossing purple and cyan beams, a wide purple fan over gold hexagon rings, and twin wide holds side by side late.
• ▸Clear status: the featured attempt ends DIVE FAILED (rank B, 086'273'780, MISS GAUGE -13); poke's First Clear — 093'302'323, rank A, DIVE CLEARED — exists and is credited in text.
• ▸Every figure deep-links Seol's upload at the shown moment; poke's clear video is name-checked, not framed, because it carries a hand-camera picture-in-picture.

Every frame on this page comes from Seol's code:Leviathan FBD 14 attempt: a full-screen capture of one continuous run — song select, song detail, CONNECT partner select, dive, DIVE FAILED, result. The playfield runs under a red distortion state for the whole chart; the upload's title flags it as played with Anomaly.

For a cleared reference, poke's upload "In Falsus - code:Leviathan [FBD 14] First Clear" plays the same chart to DIVE CLEARED — 093'302'323 at rank A. It is name-checked here rather than framed because its capture carries a hand-camera picture-in-picture. Deep-link seconds can land a frame or two off the exact moment; every still on this page was verified individually.

code:Leviathan'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 FBD 14 chart. The catalog's FBD note split isn't documented yet — the result screen at the end of this run counts 2,433 judgments.

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Eleven frames, one lesson each: how the dive opens, where the beams cross, where the fan and the twin holds test hand division — and what the result screen admits after a DIVE FAILED. Timestamps quote the source video at the shown moment.

1. 1

   Find the chart: four levels, FBD 14 on top

   The song select screen lists code:Leviathan by kanone with the SELECT DIFFICULTY rail showing every tier before you commit — the catalog reads MIN 5, EVO 8, ULT 11, FBD 14. The capture takes the top chip into the FBD 14 chart and hits PLAY. Only five charts in the whole catalog document this level.

   

2. 2

   Read the FORBIDDEN badge

   The song detail screen stamps the pick with a red 14 DIFFICULTY FORBIDDEN badge — FBD stands for FORBIDDEN, the fourth and hardest tier. The CONNECT strip tracks progress from NIA toward KEATS, with the HIGH SCORE panel sitting beside it. Treat the badge as the promise the rest of this page tests.

   

3. 3

   Lock the CONNECT pair: NIA and KEATS

   The CONNECT partner screen follows, NIA and KEATS portraits facing each other from both sides of the display. This is the run's last stop before the dive — the partner choice lands here and the chart starts immediately after. The frame matters for one reason: everything past this point is gameplay.

   

4. 4

   The dive opens on a cyan hold

   The chart's first statement arrives with the counter at 000'604'807: a cyan hold pinned at the judgement line while a purple beam cuts diagonally overhead. One finger plants, the eyes track the beam — the division of labor this chart keeps demanding. The opening is readable, but nothing about it is slow.

   

5. 5

   Crossing beams arrive within seconds

   Seconds later the counter reads 002'219'441 and the beams start crossing: purple and cyan diagonals sweep past each other over the lanes. Crossing shapes punish wide corrections — read where each beam lands, not where it comes from. This is the pattern that owns the chart's first stretch.

   

6. 6

   Vertical streams under NEAR and EXACT

   At 010'998'530 the judgement row shows NEAR sitting alongside EXACT: cyan-white notes fall in vertical streams while a yellow burst fires underneath. NEARs cost less than BREAKs but flag timing drift, and this frame is the checkpoint where the hand steadies before the density climbs.

   

7. 7

   The wide purple fan over hexagon rings

   The counter passes 021'006'050 as a broad purple fan spreads across most of the field, gold hexagon rings blooming at the judgement line. Fans look bigger than they play: track the leading edge and let the rings mark the landing points. This is the widest single shape the chart draws.

   

8. 8

   BREAKs against the wall

   At 043'329'914 a red BREAK judgement sits against a red-pink wall with yellow arrows pushing through — visible proof the run is dropping notes. The result screen will close this attempt with the MISS GAUGE at -13; frames like this one are where that number accrues. At FBD 14 the gauge, not the combo, is what ends runs.

   

9. 9

   Twin wide holds, side by side

   Past the midpoint the counter reads 053'122'493 and the chart sets its signature stack: a purple and a cyan wide hold running side by side, hexagon rings marking the line beneath. Two fingers stay planted while everything else plays around them — the hand-division exam the whole chart has been building toward.

   

10. 10

    DIVE FAILED ends the attempt

    The banner lands over a darkened highway with the counter at 086'273'780: the MISS GAUGE has emptied and the run stops on DIVE FAILED. Nothing already scored is lost — the result screen follows immediately, and RETRY restarts the dive on the spot. On one of the game's steepest charts, the first documented run ending this way is the norm, not the exception.

    

11. 11

    Read the result screen

    The frozen result confirms the picture: rank B at 086'273'780, EXACT split into two rows of 1,687 and 294, 236 NEAR, 216 BREAK — 2,433 judgments in all — with EARLY 180 / LATE 56, MAX LINK 269 and the MISS GAUGE at -13. RETRY and CONTINUE bracket the screen. The read is actionable even in failure: 216 BREAKs against a 269 MAX LINK says the chart was held, not solved.

    

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