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Lots of brackets. Doesn't seem necessary for locals to learn, but if you're struggling with brackets when they start appearing in higher levels, it might be good to come try this.

If you have a knack for brackets, it's one thing, but based on Phoenix, it's hard to develop bracket skills even up to 15, so for a 13, while it might not be top-tier, it could be high-tier. The drill with the two-note bracket at the end or the 2-note 16-bit stairs are a bit tricky, but since the BPM is slow, it's not to the point where you can't handle it. If you can bracket, you can clear it; if you panic and go "What is that?", you'll fail.

A chart suitable for practice as it has a high proportion of 3-note patterns. For your information, the S17 version is this chart combined with variable speed, so it's a good choice to get the rhythm down with this chart before playing the S17. As a side note, up until Double X, the final note was a 5-note.

There are some 16-beat twists and a lot of brackets.

The 3-note patterns are easy enough for a local 13 to handle, except for the very last one, so it's a good chart to try if you've opened your eyes to brackets.