code:Leviathan, FBD 14: the first record of the top filmed chart

Read the cards

1. 1

   Read the difficulty rail

   Before anything else, the select screen settles the question the wiki won't: the rail on the left lists code:Leviathan at 5, 8, 11 — and 14, highlighted red. Fourteen is FORBIDDEN territory, the tier locked above ULTIMATE, and until this page no guide on this site had recorded a rating that high.

   

2. 2

   The FORBIDDEN 14 card

   The pre-song card repeats it in red: 14, DIFFICULTY FORBIDDEN. HIGH SCORE reads a dash — the player behind this footage had never banked a score here, which is why the result card later credits the whole run as difference. The jacket credit reads ILLUST NOMISAKI.

   

3. 3

   CONNECT: NIA ↔ KEATS

   Like every dive, the song opens on a CONNECT story beat — NIA and KEATS trade lines over the empty field. The same panel carries the run's one caveat: Assist Mode Enabled. This filmed attempt is an assisted run, and the page treats its numbers as a record, not a benchmark.

   

Opening — the calm before the red

1. 4

   Six keys and a floor

   The field loads silent: Shift, A, S, D, F and Space across the keyboard row, wide floor lanes running the edges, score at 000'000'000. FBD charts use all six keys plus the floor shapes lower tiers never ask about — from the first second, your hands sit wider apart than on any ULT chart.

   

2. 5

   One beam, then the red

   The first pattern is a single long violet beam sweeping the left half, printing an EXACT as it crosses the line at 000'081'907. Openings lie at this tier: within seconds the backdrop floods red and the stream density starts climbing toward the 2,433-note total.

   

Midchart — panels, rings, rails

1. 6

   The golden floor rings

   Around 013'984'888 a wide golden hexagonal ring sits on the Shift lane while a violet slab crosses overhead. That wide floor shape is the FBD signature — the same geometry our FBD 15 page flags as exclusive to this tier — and it demands a third limb while your five fingers keep the keys busy.

   

2. 7

   Panels move, arrows keep time

   At 049'304'840 a wide violet panel slides across the middle lanes with a yellow flick arrow riding above it. The midchart's core skill is reading both at once: panels you track, arrows you time. Staring at either one loses the other.

   

3. 8

   The twin-rail wall

   Past 070'324'843 the chart pins long rails along both outer edges — violet left, magenta right — while the inner lanes keep streaming and BREAK tags start mixing into the judgment line. Both side keys stay locked, the center never stops, and this is where most of the run's 216 BREAKs are born.

   

Endgame — the failure, the cards, the gap

1. 9

   Where the run dies

   At 086'273'780 the DIVE FAILED banner drops over the field. The miss gauge had been bleeding for miles; this is where it ended the dive. The chart keeps scrolling to the end of the song regardless — In Falsus lets a dead run finish, and every judgment it prints still counts toward the card.

   

2. 10

   The card is the record

   DIVE RESULT, in full: grade B, DIVE FAILED, MISS GAUGE -13. Score 086'273'780 against a HIGH SCORE of '—', MAX LINK 269. EXACT 1687 + 294, NEAR 236, BREAK 216 — 2,433 judged notes in total, played with Assist Mode. No wiki, no official list, no other page publishes this breakdown; right now this card is the only public copy.

   

3. 11

   The same song, eight tiers down

   TrappyTheDemon's EVO 8 run of the same chart shows what the song feels like before FORBIDDEN gets hold of it: a wide violet panel drifts across an otherwise open field at 066'551'665. Same red jacket, same kanone melody — a fraction of the traffic.

   

4. 12

   The gap, in numbers

   The EVO 8 card ends DIVE CLEARED — AA grade, miss gauge still full at +15, 096'946'434 on the difference line. Its judgment rows sum to 1,244 notes. The FORBIDDEN 14 card above sums to 2,433. Same song, one tier band apart: nearly double the notes, and the distance between a clear and a wreck.