Love is a Danger Zone

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Chart art, but the final kill pattern that sweeps from 2P to 1P looks like a bracket stair and is really hard... it might be better to just jump through it.

Twisty but slow enough to allow careful reading and execution. One of the rare BanYa era charts that is of good quality, although the jacks are an issue. First half is fine even with the stairs, second half is twisty and needs decent confidence in twisting to fully execute.

A representative twist chart of the old era... but once you get used to it, the double-clicks become the biggest headache. Stair-step twists appear occasionally, but the density is carefully managed until the late spike, so it doesn't consume as much stamina as you'd think. However, as it progresses toward the end, very complex twists appear in symmetrical patterns, and since the movement range is wide, it requires considerable technique.

You must maintain your gauge by hitting the runs and high-angle twists from the start as accurately as possible, then survive the late spike by barely enduring the sides and focusing on half-twist patterns. D21 For locals, the option to twist everything is practically non-existent.