Guide · ULTIMATE 9
M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R ULT 9: a sightread first clear with the full receipt
Bitplane's M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R sits on Arc 2's "A Past Best Untold" chapter, and this page logs its ULT 9 rung frame by frame off TrappyTheDemon's sightread. The filmed run is a first clear twice over: the HUD freezes at 091'055'577 before the banners even start, and the settled result card — which this recording does reach, despite what a quick glance at the fade-out suggests — confirms it with rank A and a judgment split that sums to exactly 967 notes, digit for digit the community wiki's ULT total. Twelve frames below run from the song-select card to the Song Unlocked reveal, each deep-linked to its second.
Sources
- [In Falsus Sightread] M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R - Bitplane | ULT 9 — TrappyTheDemon
- M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R — chart table (MIN 2 / EVO 5 / ULT 9 / FBD 11, 967 notes on ULT: tap 303 + hold 228 + field 262 + flick 174) — In Falsus Wiki (Miraheze)
Frames come from TrappyTheDemon's [In Falsus Sightread] M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R - Bitplane | ULT 9 (3:06, uploaded 2026-09-10, no subtitle track — upload metadata from yt-dlp, not frame evidence), so nothing here is taken from commentary: every figure is read off the game's own screens at the seconds the steps link to. Why the final score is quotable: the HUD freezes at 091'055'577 from t≈168, the result card's SCORE box counts up after it lands (071'038'367 at t≈179.5, 090'856'727 at t≈180.5) and freezes at the same 091'055'577 by t≈181, and the DIFFERENCE row prints the full amount beside an empty HIGH SCORE box — the Song Unlocked reveal right after marks the account's first play. Community-wiki data, not frame reads: the difficulty ladder 2 / 5 / 9 / 11, the 967-note composition (tap 303, hold 228, field 262, flick 174), 126 BPM, the Arc 2 placement, the cyclia jacket credit and the unlock note (an Ayame encounter, 9/16 afternoon, first slot) — https://infalsus.miraheze.org/wiki/MOONDIVER, checked 2026-09-26. The judgment split, MAX LINK, MISS GAUGE and encounter readings are single-source, from one filmed run; this page claims the first published judgment split for the chart, not exclusivity over the total.
Assist status: clean as far as the film's disclosure surfaces go. This recording shows all three of them — the song-select card carries no assist tag, the CONNECT gate prints no Assist Mode line, and the settled result card's IOTA row renders six ordinary BONUS particle slots under a First Clear tag, with no ASSIST MODE box. That is the same disclosure slot this site reads on every log, so 091'055'577 stands as an unassisted first clear as far as this card can say so. What stays open is the usual single-film caveat: one recording, no second angle to check it against.
The gate: select, deck, first note
- 1
Read the select card before you commit
The video opens on the song-select card: Bitplane's M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R jacket — a hooded figure against a cratered moon, credited to cyclia — with the purple ULTIMATE 9 badge and a HIGH SCORE row still showing a dash. The CONNECT panel at right already names the opposition: Ayame paired against the Shopkeeper. The difficulty you lock here is the difficulty the whole dive runs.

Song select: cyclia jacket, ULTIMATE 9, blank HIGH SCORE.Watch at - 2
Set five cards at the CONNECT gate
At 000'000'000 the CONNECT screen shows the run's toolkit: Ayame on the left, five card slots all filled on the right, and the Shopkeeper's white silhouette waiting at far right. Nothing on this screen changes once the highway starts moving — the cards set here pay out across the whole chart, and the encounter result they feed lands at the very end of the film.

CONNECT: Ayame, five cards set, Shopkeeper across the field.Watch at - 3
Meet the field while the score still reads zero
The first note — a purple field triangle — rides the center lane with the counter at 000'000'000. One frame-visible detail worth pausing on: the rail's key labels render in the recording machine's system language, so the four center lanes print A S D F while the two wide lanes read Hochstufe (Shift) and Leer (space) — German keycaps, same keys, just localized labels. Your layout will print its own.

First note at 000'000'000 — and German keycaps on the rail.Watch at
The opening: holds and the first laser
- 4
Take the first hold with a flat hand
At 000'719'160 the chart asks for its first hold: yellow hexagonal nodes fire along the rail while EXACT EXACT scores at the line. Holds are one of this chart's four currencies — the community wiki's composition puts ULT at 228 holds, 23.6% of 967 — and the opening asks for one before your hands have settled.

The first hold: hexagonal nodes under EXACT EXACT.Watch at - 5
Let the first laser cross the whole lane
At 002'072'120 a cyan laser cuts diagonally across the highway with the chain watermark standing at 21. Coverage is the skill being taught: a flat hand parked across the lanes eats everything the beam covers, where picking at individual lanes drops the notes between them.

A diagonal cyan laser, chain watermark at 21.Watch at
The middle: beams, slips, the chain peak
- 6
Wide beams pay at the foot, not the tip
At 048'770'153 a violet wide beam plants EXACT at its foot — and the right edge simultaneously prints a red BREAK EARLY. The mid-chart pairs its biggest payouts with its strictest bookkeeping: miss the beam's window and the card's BREAK 54 is exactly where the slip gets billed later.

EXACT under a violet beam — and a BREAK EARLY on the edge.Watch at - 7
The magenta field runs while the line bills you
At 059'092'070 a magenta field beam spans the center lanes, EXACT scores under it, and both red flags show at once — BREAK EARLY beside EARLY NEAR. The frame is the exam: read the beam's width, hit the line's window, and don't let one slip's tag rush the next note.

A magenta field beam over EXACT, BREAK EARLY and EARLY NEAR.Watch at - 8
The chain peaks at 107 on film
At 084'224'664 twin lasers — cyan on the left lanes, violet on the right — flood the whole highway with the chain watermark at 107, the highest value the film samples. The card will later say MAX LINK 237, which means the real peak happened between sampled frames; what the film does show is the run riding its longest visible streak into the final push.

Twin lasers at 084'224'664 — the chain's filmed peak, 107.Watch at
The close: the crash, the banners, the card
- 9
Then the chain crashes to 13
Between t=150 and t=156 the watermark falls from 107 to 13: the closing stretch bills a burst of slips, and at 087'672'516 a red-tagged LATE rides the judgment line. This is where the run stops being about the chain — the card's NEAR 65 and BREAK 54 live in exactly this kind of moment, a hand arriving behind the beat while the chart empties its last reserves.

Chain 13, a LATE-tagged line — the closing stretch bites.Watch at - 10
DIVE CLEARED, counter already frozen
The highway empties and the cyan DIVE CLEARED banner crosses with the score frozen at 091'055'577 — a value the HUD has held since t≈168, before the banner sequence even began. The next banner over the empty highway belongs to the encounter: CONNECTED, the Ayame-versus-Shopkeeper pairing paying out. The chain was never going full-length; the encounter was.

DIVE CLEARED at 091'055'577 — CONNECTED follows for the encounter.Watch at - 11
Read the card: the split, the link, the gauge
The settled DIVE RESULT card carries every number this page quotes: 091'055'577 in SCORE, rank A, EXACT 768 + 80, NEAR 65, BREAK 54 — 967 judged notes, digit for digit the community wiki's ULT total — with MAX LINK 237, MISS GAUGE 15 and an encounter result of 000'013'025 CONNECTED. One caution: the SCORE box counts up after the card lands (071'038'367 at t≈179.5, 090'856'727 at t≈180.5), so quote the settled value, which is also where the HUD froze.

The settled card: 091'055'577, rank A, 967 notes.Watch at - 12
Close on the Song Unlocked reveal
Song Unlocked presents the cyclia jacket beside the M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R / Bitplane caption — the account's first play of the song, the same three-piece evidence this site quotes scores on: a blank HIGH SCORE box, a full-amount DIFFERENCE, and the reveal after the card. The film then dissolves back to the settled card and ends there, 3:06 after it started.

Song Unlocked — the account's first look at M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R.Watch at
FAQ
How many notes does M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R ULT 9 have?
967 on ULT 9. The community wiki's chart table is the source for the total and its composition — 303 taps, 228 holds, 262 fields, 174 flicks — and this page's filmed run now corroborates it: the settled result card's judgment rows read EXACT 768 + 80, NEAR 65, BREAK 54, which sums to exactly 967. For scale, our songs table lists the ladder at MIN 2 / EVO 5 / ULT 9 / FBD 11; the wiki publishes no counts for the other three charts yet.
Can this score be trusted — was the run assisted?
As far as this film's disclosure surfaces go, it is unassisted. The song-select card carries no assist tag, the CONNECT gate prints no Assist Mode line, and the settled card's IOTA row renders six ordinary BONUS particle slots under a First Clear tag — the slot where the game discloses assisted runs is clean. With the score triple-anchored (frozen HUD, settled SCORE box, full-amount DIFFERENCE beside an empty HIGH SCORE), 091'055'577 stands as an unassisted rank-A first clear as far as this recording can say so. The caveat that remains is the usual one: one film, no second recording to compare against.
What makes M/O/O/N/D/I/V/E/R ULT 9 hard?
The note-mix and the closing stretch. The wiki's composition gives the chart 27.1% fields and 23.6% holds against 31.3% taps — wide, sustained shapes that punish re-gripping — plus an 18% flick share. The filmed run shows the other cost: the chain rides to 107 (t=150) and crashes to 13 within six seconds, and the card's MISS GAUGE 15 says the clear landed with a sliver of health left. MAX LINK 237 proves the chart's streaks run far higher than this run kept them — the ceiling is yours to lose.
Why do some frame logs of this run quote different scores?
Because the result card's SCORE box counts up after it lands. This recording reaches the card at t≈179.5 showing 071'038'367, passes 090'856'727 half a second later, and only freezes at 091'055'577 by t≈181 — the same value the in-run HUD has held since t≈168 and the DIFFERENCE row prints in full. Any frame grabbed in that two-second window quotes a mid-count number; the settled card, the frozen HUD and the full DIFFERENCE are the three readings that agree.
Why does the highway show German words on its key labels?
Because the game renders the rail's key labels in the recording machine's system keyboard layout. This film was captured on a German-language system, so the four center lanes print A S D F while the two wide lanes read Hochstufe (the German label for Shift) and Leer (for Space) — visible from the first note at t=12 through the final frames. Nothing about the controls differs: it is the same two wide lanes every layout has, with localized captions. Your own client will print your layout's labels.
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