Previous thread >So what is this game? Touhou is a bullet hell game made by ZUN. Instead of ship or robots it features anime girls fighting youkai and such.
>Where should I start? The games until 5 were designed for the PC-98 platform, which would require an emulator. It's recommended you start either with the sixth (first Windows game) or the second game (as the first one isn't a bullet hell) and work your way up from there.
>Where can I get the games? moriyashrine.org/ (For separate game downloading)
Who is Kasen trying to seduce with that body of hers?
Isaiah Perez
>1, E, 4, 5
The fuck kinda hand is that?
Ayden Turner
I delete the latter part of the “Where should I start?” because it’s too long. We really need to make a FAQ pastebin to save space.
Ryan Sullivan
WTF I love Kasen now???
Jackson Fisher
It’s 3 you dummy!
Anthony Anderson
Mystery may be sublime, but knowing more about a character is good too. I'd say the allure of Sakuya is more that she's a mostly harmless time has stepped kid knife thrower than that she's a mysterious mostly harmless time has stepped kid knife thrower.
Anthony Sanchez
You are aware that she literally chops people up and cooks their flesh and blood into cakes and shit for Flandre to eat, right?
Mason Collins
uh, wrong picture.
Liam Thomas
The books also say that nobody knows where the meals Flandre eats comes from and that Sakuya doesn't explicitly cook those meals.
I might as well repost this.
I mean, mystery is fine when she's a relevant character that appears often and actually has something enigmatic going for her. You can say all that flowery bullshit, but ZUN didn't put that much thought into her and it shows, she also doesn't show up nearly enough in any major role these days for it to really matter. Her mystery and enigmatic character aren't alluded to these days. She's just the maid at the SDM and she does maid stuff. Touhou in general suffers from a lack of understanding of characters because ZUN sets up a frame work and then some interesting character traits and then dumps them in the pile of irrelevant characters by the time the next game rolls around.
