Exiled Doll: Watch the lanes that form from the pointy bullets, and make sure that whichever one you're sitting in doesn't have an abundance of pellets filling in the gaps. If it looks like a wall, change lanes when you can. It's kinda like Nitori's second and third noncards. You have to make your decisions early, and if you die, it's probably because you didn't look far enough ahead.
Storm Day: A combination of macrododging and micrododging. Imagine it like this, as if it's a pattern like Extending Arm. The bullets for Storm Day first rain down in a fairly linear fashion, creating diamond-shaped boxes for you to dodge in. You need to pick the biggest box to give you appropriate dodging room, and this may require moving a bit up or to the left or right. After you've found your little box and the lines of bullets start to dissipate into randomness, that's when it comes down to your ability to read. I found my capture rate improved significantly when I started looking ahead more and moving around to "find the box" rather than sitting in the bottom center and praying.
Cork Sign (Aya's final): Be mindful of the rings, and don't be afraid to move up. If it looks like you'll have to pass through a ring and a box (going back to the Storm Day terminology here) at the same time, don't be afraid to pass through the ring early, so you can pass through the box wall after without thinking about the ring. If a ring and a box wall approach you at the same time, you weren't looking far ahead enough (looking ahead, do I see a theme here?).
Peerless Wind God: Just bomb it. It's super-dense reading, and that's all there is to it. There's no trick that just makes
this pop out of thin air. There's no adivce to give, and no one can really say when you're ready to drop the "screw it, I'm bombing" response other than you.
Moses' Miracle:
Reference replay. Start from the left, stream to the right, dash into the dent in the water wall when you need to reverse direction. You may need to experiment with the timing to get your direction changes to line up with the dents in the water wall.
Yamato Torus: Don't try to squeeze into tight gaps. Again, look ahead, and when a wall of knives approaches, pick out the biggest gap and fit yourself into it. Additionally, I tend to dodge this from about 1/4 to 1/2 up the screen. I'm not sure this does anything other than fit my personal preference, but if you're sitting at the bottom, try moving up instead.
