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Top #2226
CHARTS 6
NIVEL 4–20
RANK #2226 D20
Charts de Accident: Single S4, S7, S13, S18 · Double D13, D20.
S SINGLE
ver todos S →D DOUBLE
ver todos D →Ficha
- Compositor
- MAX
- BGA / Visual
- YSJ
- Debut
- 펌프 잇 업 2013 FIESTA 2
- Canal
- Original / Fiesta ~ Fiesta 2
- BPM
- 183
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Español →"Accident" is a high-speed MAX track that debuted in Pump It Up 2013 FIESTA 2. Running at 183 BPM, it trades the swagger of MAX's earlier U Got Me Rocking and D for a relentless sense of momentum, and many players note that its speed and tension feel close to the same-genre material DJ YOSHITAKA is known for.
▸ Overview
Accident is a MAX original that joined the series in 2013 FIESTA 2 at a brisk 183 BPM. Where MAX's U Got Me Rocking and D lean on attitude, this one is all about velocity, and the urgency packed into that tempo is the song's calling card. The BGA, handled by YSJ, matches the pace with a night-time street race: the sports cars shown are a green Lamborghini Murciélago SuperVeloce and a red McLaren MP4-12C, their headlong run echoing the track's fast melody.
▸ Single charts
The lower Single charts (S4 and S7) build toward S13, an 8-beat twist chart that punches above its weight: the fast BPM hides the twist line from players just entering the teens, and the late section adds higher-angle twists laced with hold notes, making it tougher than the label suggests while still being a solid place to learn basic twisting. Its rating shifted three times: 10 at debut, 11 in XX, and 13 in PHOENIX. S18 is a textbook back-loaded chart. The opening asks only for a little care with the speed changes and offers few level-19-worthy moments, since nearly all the difficulty sits in the closing breakdown. That run isn't long, so the clear is easy for the level, but it pairs genuinely tricky twisting with the quick 183 BPM, so a full combo can still demand real work. It was lowered to 18 in XX.
▸ Double charts
D13 is essentially Single 13 spread across both pads: a straightforward 8-beat double twist chart with the twisting and weight shifts toned down, which keeps it gentle for its level and makes it a good recommendation for players moving into Double. D20 mirrors the back-loaded shape of Single 19, but watch for the short, fast bursts that crop up even early on. Unlike that S19, the final run is one continuous stream of notes rather than a short hold-note mix, and that closer is the one genuinely demanding part. The rest plays easy for level 20 and the generous hold notes make ranking simple, so it is rated weak among 20s. One warning: a fake note-shake effect appears just before the final run, and players who don't expect it can lose their pace and bleed a lot of gauge before the burst even starts. A D21 chart was later added in Prime Ver 1.03.0.
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