Secret Garden

Secret GardenAILE
Artist	AILE
BPM	136
Length	1:56
Cover Art	IGNIS
Song Information
Chapter	1
Difficulty
Easy	3
Easy	3
Hard	7
Hard	7
Note Count
Easy	265
Easy	265
Hard	442
Hard	442
Song Information
Character	Ivy
Story	CyTus_Server08_702_12_29
Released	3.4
Difficulty
Easy	3
Easy	3
Hard	6
Hard	6
Chaos	11
Chaos	11
Note Count
Easy	157
Easy	157
Hard	322
Hard	322
Chaos	523
Chaos	523
Unlock Requirment
Easy	Ivy Lv.78
Easy	Ivy Lv.78
Hard	Ivy Lv.78
Hard	Ivy Lv.78
Chaos	Ivy Lv.78
Chaos	Ivy Lv.78

Video

• Version 1

Cytus - Secret Garden

Difficulty Change Log

Version	Easy/Combo	Hard/Combo
1.0(Old Chart)	2[132]	6[238]
4.5	1	4
7.0(New Chart)	3	7

Note Statistics

• Click notes
  175 on Easy (66.04%), 356 on Hard (80.54%)
• Hold notes
  18 on Easy (6.79%), 31 on Hard (7.02%)
• Drag notes
  72 on Easy (27.17%), 55 on Hard (12.44%)

Notes & Trivia

• There was an alternate version of this song before 7.0 came out.
  • As of 7.0, the alternate version is the current track, which is longer than the original version.

The Wikians Say...

FGO's QuickRun:

• Oh, this starts off the same as Retrospective. OFFBEAT! But don't worry, this one won't harm you. In fact, you need to be cautious. The middle can kill, but the ending can throw you off your seat and into the horizon forever. That last portion is what you need to focus on ultimately. Practice.
  MrGZJcool

There is a small killer at the end....

DropletKloud

This one of the few songs to have their improvements make the song even harder. Also, this song is rather enjoyable.

Ume Sama

This song is quite tricky in general. If you're early in your hard mode run, you might get stuck on this one for some time. You need to be cautious mostly at the end, there's quite a good killer here.

Sakusam

Truffly Tips:

• Yeah, yeah, the ending. Like with D R G's beginning click note pattern, the secret lies in the three-note groups at the top and bottom of the screen, except this time hold notes are added into the mix. This basically requires your reflexes to be perfect to avoid letting the hold notes go too early.
• The beginning double note rush requires a large amount of focus. Make sure you know where both of your fingers are landing; tapping without reason will bag you nothing but Misses.
• There are drags in the middle of the song which require you to stop immediately at the end of them to avoid overlaps. Also, the double drags following the double holds close to the ending can easily be tackled with thumbs.
  WheatyTruffles