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CHARTS 8
NIVEL 12–26
RANK #767 D18
Charts de Shub Niggurath: Single S12, S16, S19, S21, S24 · Double D18, D24, D26.
S SINGLE
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D DOUBLE
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Ficha
- Compositor
- nato
- BGA / Visual
- YSJ
- Debut
- 펌프 잇 업 PRIME 2
- Canal
- Original / Prime 2
- BPM
- 220
Historia y análisis
Español →"Shub Niggurath" is a Nato track that debuted in Pump It Up PRIME 2 with the 1.06 patch. Clocking in at 220 BPM with visuals by YSJ, it is the second entry in Nato's Cthulhu Mythos series and a direct sequel to "Yog-Sothoth," taking its name from the Outer God Shub-Niggurath. It arrived as the arcade boss song of Prime 2 and, after later updates, became the version's official final boss.
▸ Release and versions
The song landed with Prime 2's 1.06 patch as the arcade boss song, continuing the Lovecraftian theme Nato had begun with "Yog-Sothoth." It came out swinging: a Double chart at level 26, plus a Short Cut that reached D23, the highest in that mode at the time. The Single charts were no pushovers either, with the arcade S24 and the Short Cut S21 both ranking among the toughest of their levels. The 2.05 update remixed the track with "Yog-Sothoth" to create "Shub Sothoth," and the quest zone added level 27 and 28 charts, crowning "Shub Niggurath" as Prime 2's official final boss. Nato later revealed the prototype ran at 200 BPM and included a three-second "rollercoaster" passage absent from the in-game build.
▸ Notable charts
The spread of difficulties is huge. The S12 mixes twists and eighth-note bursts, while the S16 is a mine-laden trap chart in the vein of Vacuum Cleaner. The arcade S24 is one of the most feared foot-speed Singles at its level, planting punishing patterns over an unrelenting 220 BPM. In Double, the D18 uses only the four center panels of the Half-Double; the celebrated D26 stakes everything on a final run of extreme density. PHOENIX reworked its ending, pushing it from an entry-level 26 up to a mid-tier one. The quest zone holds the legendary entries: the D27 "EXC Raid" and the D28 "You Can't Beat EXC," widely treated as a de facto level 29 even by its creator, EXC.
▸ Lore and trivia
The D26 produced a viral moment on a stream by content creator Gamst, when EXC, the chart's own author, failed to clear his own piano run. The D28 stirred controversy: its subtitle clearly targeted someone, and many read it as an inside joke from the design team amid wider frustration over other divisive patterns of the era. Its clear held out for years: in December 2024 Sinco beat it on the Co-op gauge, and in January 2025 secured the world-first clear on the level 28 gauge, with LUMINOUS landing the world-second in July 2025. Separately, the song's title was abused for racist jokes, prompting YouTuber Jboy to warn that he would block anyone making them.
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