Oct 28, 2025
raindrop-like trace notes stream down the lanes during the first chorus of I Am Rain! (luckily they do not need to be hit or this chart would be a little crazier)
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raindrop-like trace notes stream down the lanes during the first chorus of I Am Rain! (luckily they do not need to be hit or this chart would be a little crazier)
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so i’ve been obsessed with bakenohana and playing the master chart at least 5 times a day to try and get that final sequence right, which means i’ve been thinking about the rest of the chart as well — especially this portion where the hold note turns into a trace note. it’s a cool visual effect, but also complements the song nicely where the instrumental buildup cuts. i think it’s also a good visual metaphor for mizuki’s being outed so abruptly, her identity being suddenly stripped bare and made vulnerable to ena (the hold note cutting to trace notes like a body being stripped to its skeleton, almost)
i’m a huge fan of different charts having shared patterns when a producer uses the same sample or references their own songs, so i’ll probably make each example of this into their own posts. off the top of my head:
in project sekai,
spring(??) sound in circus panic and mesmerizer
“pa pa pa” in KING and QUEEN
SEKAI and journey references in hello sekai
in maimai,
“K” slides in KING, EYE, ENVY BABY (all kanaria songs)
why is shoujo rei append chart so deep though. the way the chart completely supplements the narrative of the song is absurdly cool