Firstly is the exactly-the-same-as-previous section, which we will just link because the notecharts are exactly the same as previous inclusions, save for one rating cut.
Moving on to actual new things, after the jump.
Like 24karats TRIBE OF GOLD also by Sandaime J Soul Brothers (with EXILE as EXILE TRIBE), this again plays on less familiar rhythmic patterns on a low BPM, now peppered with 24ths 4-hits. Overtaking large katsus should be no problem if you know the song's cues.
A light 6★ with a suitably abundance of triples, more mixed towards the end. Just remember that one note that is slightly off the stanza line to match the vocal, which can be a devastating blow to lose a Full Combo if you are not well aware.
Stealing thunder out of V Version, this is a rather challenge-filled J-POP. The opening and between the two Go-go Times are some rather tricky sets of 24ths, among a remainder of Kurenai-level cluster groups.
May be a borderline 8★, note the part outside the vocal parts, which opens and ends with 12th rushes that can throw you off if you are not used to those measures, and generally more hefty surges of triples and 5-hits than your typical 7★.
And because it is Ultraman X it has to have a 10★ Ura Oni? This Ura Oni attains the 10th star similar to Karamari no Hana: with extreme density and mixing in various measures into long streams. But it is at least reasonably representing the guitar and drum basis without exaggeration.
Very well representative of the actual percussion, and a very typical 7★ with no tricks anyhow. And I guess the only suitable warning is the off-beat 4-hits?
And the award for the most unfitting notecount for the rating for this update goes to this. There is a lot of triples and also a not insignificant amount of 5-hits, most singly colored, which is going to be more tolling of stamina than anything. And then you feel slightly more accusatory to the notecharter when although 72- reads "natsu" (lit. summer) in goroawase he/she can't just settle with 572 or something.