Annihilator Method

The track was not written for Pump It Up. DM Ashura originally produced it as a BMS song and later included it on one of his albums, so it reached the series as an established piece rather than a fresh commission. It made its PIU debut in PHOENIX, expanding the roster of DM Ashura material in the game. At 180 BPM it sits squarely in the brisk, technical lane the composer is known for.

The song ships with a spread of charts across both the Single and Double modes: S21, S25, D24 and D27. The D27 is the boss song chart and the real test here. Its difficulty is concentrated in the back half, where twist sequences and drills demand sustained footwork and clean reading. That closing stretch is what players cite when they talk about the chart, making the D27 the definitive challenge of the song.