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Depending on how you handle the unique scroll style of dasu charts, bracketed brackets, and holds, personal differences will emerge. While it takes less stamina than you'd expect for a D21, the chart reading might be tough for users who just started D21.

Clear is guaranteed if you can get past the 8-beat holds in the second half. If your clear is on the edge, even one missed long+bracket in the middle will end you.

This chart is a modified and expanded version of the S20 chart of the same song. For the 8-beat holds in the beginning, you should hold the hold with your toes and use your heels to process it. Overall, there are many parts that induce brackets in holds, so you must use your heels well. Since some front-brackets also appear, it requires a certain level of bracket processing ability, and overall, it's a well-balanced chart for D21. There are no exceptionally difficult sections, and due to the nature of the song, it requires almost no stamina or leg strength, so if you're strong in holds and brackets, it can even be used as an entry-level chart. Since there are many notes, if you clear it, an AAA or higher scoring is guaranteed, making it good for increasing your pumpability. Since it's a characteristic chart where individual differences vary to some extent, it contributes uniquely.

Aside from the gimmicks, it's composed only of brackets and holds, making it a very relaxed chart for a D21, so it's often recommended as an entry-level chart. The hold ticks, set high to increase clear difficulty, actually become an advantage in the scoring domain. If you just leave a clear record, a scoring of at least 9.5 million is guaranteed.

A gimmick chart featuring freezing and holds. The main highlights are the red-note hold section in the first half and the bracket hold in the second half. As long as you don't drop the holds, clearing it isn't a huge issue, but since this is Phoenix and such skill patterns are quite common in higher levels, it might be helpful to develop your reading and processing skills. Because the proportion of holds is very high, your scoring floor is guaranteed once you clear it, but the skill difficulty isn't easy, and it's not easy to master because of the full stairs that follow the wide-step hold at the end...