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Top #1070
Nivel cambiado en PHOENIX 2
ver todos → D20 ↑ antes D19
Los niveles de esta página son los de PHOENIX 2 (versión actual); «antes» es el nivel que tenía en PHOENIX 1.
CHARTS 6
NIVEL 18–25
RANK #1070 S18
Charts de Desaparecer: Single S18, S20, S22 · Double D20, D23, D25.
S SINGLE
ver todos S →D DOUBLE
ver todos D →Ficha
- Compositor
- Applesoda vs MAX
- BGA / Visual
- Lyrebird Ferdinant
- Debut
- 펌프 잇 업 XX
- Canal
- Remix / XX
- BPM
- 174
Historia y análisis
Español →"Desaparecer" is a collaborative hardcore trance track by Applesoda and MAX, added to Pump It Up PHOENIX in the 1.05.0 update. Running at 180 BPM, it pairs MAX's trademark fast-paced drive with Applesoda's melodic touch. The title is Spanish for "to disappear," and the song's airy, dissolving atmosphere lives up to it.
▸ Origin and style
The song debuted in Pump It Up PHOENIX with the 1.05.0 update as an Original channel track. It is a joint work credited as "Applesoda vs MAX," a billing that captures the meeting of two styles: MAX's high-energy, rapid progression alongside Applesoda's bright sense of melody. The result is a 180 BPM hardcore trance piece with brisk momentum and a midsong breakdown that flips the mood entirely. An abstract-graphics BGA backs the track and reinforces that tone.
▸ Charts and difficulty
The song offers S17, S20, D21, and D24, plus two boss charts: S23 and D26. The S23 leans on the 180 BPM tempo with aggressive stair patterns and constant twists, and is best known for a brutal closing run that makes it feel tougher than its level peers. The D26 blends wide movement, layered twists, and drill patterns; managing the life gauge through the final burst is the key challenge, and it rates hard for both clearing and scoring.
▸ Reception and trivia
Players often single out how well the title and the track's atmosphere fit together. The marriage of MAX's quick-developing energy with Applesoda's melodic sensibility drew praise, and "Desaparecer" earned a spot among the better-received new additions to PHOENIX.
Texto editorial basado en Namu Wiki · CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 KR

