MIRINAE FBD 12: one filmed dive closes the 1,659-note total three ways

The gate: load-in, first notes, the watermark wakes

1. 1

   Read the contract pinned in the corner

   The film opens at the dive's true start: 000'000'000 over an empty six-lane highway, no song-select and no deck screen — straight to the field. The pinned HUD card names the run's terms: MIRINAE / TAK × Zekk / FBD 12 / SPEED 5.00, recorded here as this film's setting, not a recommendation. MIRINAE ships in the Prologue default songlist, so the chart is playable from day one; what is not trivial is the mass behind the red 12 tag — 1,659 notes, 615 more than the ULT 9 chart's 1,044.

   

2. 2

   Take the first EXACT under the opening beam

   The first notes land around t=6: the counter wakes to 000'232'645 and an EXACT call rides a violet wide beam folding the center lanes. There is no long intro to survive — FBD 12 starts dealing immediately, and by t=10 the counter passes two million. The jacket art on the pinned card is the same red illustration the result card prints at the end, the run framed by its own cover.

   

3. 3

   Watch the watermark wake at 39

   The chain watermark's first sample in this film: 39 at t=10, under a triple EXACT with a green laser tip grazing the right rail. The card will show NEAR 0 and BREAK 0 at the end, and under a full chain this watermark behaves as the running judged-note count at every sample this page takes — 39 → 219 → 444 → 878 → 1051 → 1262 → 1653 → 1659 is the film counting itself toward the published total. Stated as observed in this one recording, not as a rule of the game.

   

The opening: holds and the twin-laser crossing

1. 4

   Track the holds as the watermark passes 219

   At 013'193'829 the watermark reads 219 and the sustained shapes arrive: a cyan hold knob rides the center while gold hex nodes wait along the right rail. The SongList credits the FBD chart with 456 holds and 391 fields under the chart designer sorae — over half the chart is wide, held or field-level weight, and this frame catches the form that mass takes: knobs that stay down while everything else keeps coming.

   

2. 5

   Cross the twin magenta lasers at 444

   Two magenta laser sheets pour in from opposite rails and cross at the judgment line — four EXACT calls share the row as the counter reads 026'706'785, watermark 444. The SongList gives FBD 12 497 taps, its biggest channel and more than double ULT 9's 223; crossing sheets like these are where the tap mass lives, everything landing at once instead of in turns.

   

3. 6

   Plant the gold hex row under the violet flood

   At the film's midpoint the watermark stands at 878 — past halfway to 1,659 — and four EXACT calls line up over a full row of gold hex holds, 052'918'667, while a long violet beam floods the left lanes. Nothing about the pace spikes; the exam is this exact state sustained, a full hand planted on holds while the beams keep asking questions.

   

The middle: sweeps and flick bursts

1. 7

   Ride the sweep that bends across the highway

   A violet sweep beam curves from the left lanes into center at 063'337'428, an EXACT pair ringing under it while the watermark reads 1051 — two-thirds of the chart judged with the hardest stretch still ahead. The visual language stays legible even at FBD density: one wide shape at a time, each one pointing at where the hand goes next.

   

2. 8

   Weather the flick sparks at 1262

   White flick sparks scatter along the judgment line beneath twin violet beams at 076'062'738, watermark 1262. The SongList counts 315 flicks on this chart — one in five notes — and they arrive in bursts like this one rather than spread thin. Three hundred and ninety-seven notes remain; the film has yet to give one back.

   

The close: last notes, the banner, the receipt

1. 9

   Take the last six notes at full chain

   At t=161 the watermark reads 1653 — six notes out — with EXACT EXACT still landing at 099'629'293 and one last gold hex waiting at the line. The chart's final notes land between t=161 and t=163; by t=163 the field sits emptied and dimming, the watermark standing at 1659 with the HUD already holding 100'001'622. Nothing was given back on the way in.

   

2. 10

   PERFECT DIVE: the banner ends the argument

   At t=165 the PERFECT DIVE banner spans the screen over a dimmed hexagon grid. The game prints it only when every note lands EXACT — no NEAR, no BREAK — which the card confirms in numbers two seconds later. On the emptied highway behind it, the chain watermark stands at 1659 (read at t=163 dimmed and again at t=167): the film's own count, ending exactly on the total the SongList publishes.

   

3. 11

   Let the card roll before you quote it

   A dark triangle transition falls at t=173 and the result card fades in mid-count: the SCORE box reads 094'438'779 at t=174 with the EX+ box still dark, while HIGH SCORE 099'971'483 and DIFFERENCE +000'030'139 are already printed. This frame is exactly why the page never quotes a card mid-roll — the settle arrives by t=176, and only that number closes the arithmetic.

   

4. 12

   Read the receipt: the split, the sum, the closure

   The settled DIVE RESULT card carries every number this page quotes: SCORE 100'001'622 over HIGH SCORE 099'971'483 and DIFFERENCE +000'030'139 — which close exactly — then EXACT 1622 + 37, NEAR 0, BREAK 0, MAX LINK 1659, and EX+ under a PERFECT DIVE stripe. The IOTA row prints ENCOUNTER UNLINKED, this film's one assist disclosure: none. The uploader's own title says (MAX-37) — the card's second EXACT row, advertised. The judgment sum, the MAX LINK and the SongList's 497 + 456 + 391 + 315 all land on the same 1,659.