Point Zero One

All the difficulty is concentrated in the half-twist section at the end. Since there is a long resting section in the middle, as long as you don't exhaust yourself too much in the beginning, you'll be fine. The late spike isn't just a run that appears in the half-twist, so you need to use your upper body to prepare for weight shifts. This chart was once mentioned as an entry-level 22, but as time passed and the difficulty balance was readjusted, the perceived difficulty has risen slightly.

I don't think this is a half that a local 22 player should be stepping on. Clear Mid-Low, Judgment Work Low.

Personally, the half-note runs were quite long and tough, but since the beginning is so quiet, I thought of it as a half-note version of Crimson Hood...

The yellow pads make you twist your waist in a way that's quite unfamiliar. Even if you miss some, as long as you mash well, I feel like clearing it is easy.