Unlike past releases, there is nothing secret to be unveiled with the Yellow ver. update, so let's round them up in a classic First Video post. And for the sake of search engine optimization, we'll order the songs in popularity, starting with:
Hanging doubles and a healthy hand of triples lets you rave with the Squid Sisters. Singular 24th at the end.
9-hit and more streams and consecutive triples at 16th separation makes our highest rated licensed of the day.
At a medium-high end of the Pokemon Anime notechart spectrum, this feature reasonable yet quite closely put 16th triples.
Skip beat alert with a not uncommon slew 24th doubles. This is significantly faster than out last skip-beat J-POP in Soup, but that one has more 5-hits and not here.
Note to community: back number songs are also heavily struck, but for a feel of how it should be, try using the official short version music video together with this. Slow ballad with a basis of 12th notes, and just slightly faster at the chorus that doesn't really hardens things up.
Official short version music video in case this also mutes, but again a slow ballad, this time on a 8th- and 16th-separation basis.

Another Giga/Reol feat. Kagamine Len to get the ultra-boosted Ura Oni. With 24th right at the onset and generally more clusters at the 16th level. Is that "tightest large notes separation" after the largest balloon a mistake though? It looks kinda weird.
Easiest pick of the day is the kids-focused workout song. At a moderate speed with 8th-plus-16th, but with a good selection of patterns to make it more fulfilling.
Lightest Namco Original of the day for the adorably good feels. Mostly 8ths and gradually sprinkling some basic 16th clusters later on.
It might look like your typical entry from the YMY RPG series, but the meat comes after the midpoint with speed-ups and up to 24th separations.
A tachometer is a device to measure rotational speed, usually seen in motors and more. With a racing-theme song going around that concept, of course by-stanza speeding up is to be expected here.
Overall just very fast (over 200 BPM) and even just the variety of 16th clusters would have been a hard time for some, and then there is the long streams starting from the middle bridge guitar solo, not to mention the 24ths joining the fray after the second chorus.