Z-I-v Summer Contest 2017 [GAME OVER, YEAAAHHH]

A Visit to the Dentist - gimmicks were minimalist but what was there was excellent, great work with them! That being said, some of your stealth parts were 100%, some were 50% so that seemed inconsistent. Crossover use was very excessive imo but other than that, good stuff.
Babaroque - Very solid, you're progressing in a nice direction with this chart. The part about 55% in or so felt a bit overstepped, and some of your jack rhetoric at the end was a bit inconsistent but you're making real strides with this one; most of the rest was very well defined and its patterning followed musical cues well.
Burn My Dread - The layering of vocal and background noise following steps made the chart's flow hard to follow since the song felt like it was blending into the lyrics. Patterning was fine, 12ths/stops were cute.
Candy Candy - Very solid but the song was limiting. There wasn't much more you could do with it than you did.
Clear - (mine, no review)
Drowning - Felt very DDR, which I can respect but it's not really something I seek out. Don't let that dissuade you, I bet other people are going to like this one. It worked well for what it was but it wasn't to my tastes.
Fire Fire - Liked the increased candles when the song intensified but it didn't feel intentional since you didn't fully commit to it. I do like swing. I was considering stepping this when I looked through voltex remixes but didn't because the song doesn't have a lot of variety. I feel like the I'm so happy remix might have been a bit better.
Flow - Double check your crossovers, I think you might have put one or two in that forces unintentional doublesteps which killed the chart's flow (har har).
Follow You - Tough song to take on but you did well with what you had. Good jump use, but some of the holds felt a bit random in length/if they should be there at all.
Green Light - Love this song, great pick. Liked the crossover section towards the beginning, but I would have committed to either more or no crosses on the 4th-16th-8th parts. I don't know how I feel about the 12th use but I figured I'd make a point of mentioning it.
Grenade - Ahahaha this song never escapes me. Cute chart, nothing I'd really tweak given the source material.
Hello Happiness - The first 10% popped so much, very cute. Outside of the hold parts the crossovers seem a bit out of place, and you could have gotten a bit more aggressive with the difficulty given what you had available.
Help me Erin! - If it was me I would have just focused on a 9, while cha was ok it felt overstepped, I liked the second quarter of the chart though, the jump section was cute.
Hideaway - My biggest issue is that the intro dragged on for too long, by the time the more interesting part kicked in you were already half done with the song.
Icarus - The beginning was repetitive but the song was interesting enough to keep it from being too grating. Patterning was well done. Solid all around, just missed a point.
Ignition - Stellar hold use, unsurprisingly from you, you nailed the chaotic parts. Not much to say here really, great job.
Judas - I don't have much to say about this to be honest, it worked alright but there wasn't a ton to really grip me, if that makes sense.
Matryoshka - Offset seems considerably off the mark. That aside, quite solid. The jumps with holds in the chorus weren't the most exciting, but on the contrary I liked the doublestep use.
My Love - Was this supposed to be a ddr 11? Crossover use seemed both arbitrary and in conflict with the rest of the chart. Patterning overall needs an overhaul. Liked the song though.
New Magical Definition - Crossover use stuck out as making the chart a bit painful (on challenge). Jump holds were nicely done and were enjoyable. Overall, not bad but not a lot suck out.
Peacock - The double 16th jumps stuck out really nicely and played just as well. While that was the most memorable part I also liked the swing and it gave the song some pop. I was expecting some katy perry peacock in there not gonna lie.
Rumble Kung Fu Showdown - This really wanted gimmicks. While I think some of the crossovers didn't really have a musical cue the chart wasn't hampered too much by that. Great work, not much else to say.
Stompbox - Felt a bit repetitive towards the middle-end but the beginning was awesome. Loved the mine use then, later on it was fine but not as memorable. Crossovers felt a bit overkill. Solid stuff all around though.