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The second opening features a few shots of nearly everyone in Gensokyo relaxing naked in a hot spring.Energy Ball: Reimu's Finishing Move "Fantasy Seal" involves crushing her opponents under a huge glowing yin-yang orb, which then explodes.Early-Bird Cameo: Numerous, but special mention goes to Aya, who is featured prominently in episodes 1 through 4 despite making her debut several games after the ones those episodes cover.Some are less recognizable than others, such as Yukari's "Necrofantasia" written in a major scale in "The Red Mist Incident". Diegetic Soundtrack Usage: All of the vocal or background music originates from the games.In episode 14, the Aki Sisters, Hina, and Momiji barely even put up a fight against Reimu.In episode 8, Wriggle and Mystia are both shown knocked out immediately after the title card.In episode 3, Rumia flies right past Reimu and crashes into a tree, and Reimu quickly takes out Meiling in a Curb-Stomp Battle.

Sakuya only appears to tell Reimu to go deal with the incident, instead of taking a direct role in events like she does in the game. In episode 1, Letty's fight against Marisa happens entirely offscreen, and the Prismriver Sisters simply let Marisa pass without fighting her.Demoted to Extra: Since the fanime is a Compressed Adaptation of the plots of the games, this usually happens to lower-level bosses.A Day in the Limelight: Episodes 5-6 are Aya's day in the limelight, and episode 7 is Cirno's.

Continuity Nod: One of the shots from the first opening sequence features Reimu smacking away Sakuya's knives with her gohei in a manner heavily reminiscent of the animation used when hitting her yin-yang orb in Highly Responsive to Prayers.

Cliffhanger: Any arc that has multiple parts has these until the final part.

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Vice Girl, with this series ramping up her jerkish side to the point of Perpetual Frowner.

Character Exaggeration: Reimu in canon is generally a case of Good Is Not Nice and Ms.

Reisen was able to get Tewi back during the latter though. She gets her food stolen by Tewi in a Funny Background Event in episode 2 and gets poisoned by her in episode 5.

Aya doesn't get treated very well in episode 2.

Blush Sticker: Many of the more childlike characters are given these.

"Blind Idiot" Translation: The English Fan Translation starts out okay, but at one point it seems to gradually get clunkier and more awkward with each episode, before eventually devolving into this.

In episode 7, Daiyousei catches Cirno after she barely manages to dodge one of Okuu's attacks, and Suwako then stops Okuu from incinerating them both by whacking her in the head with her thrown hat.

In episode 1, Reimu flies in just in time to save Marisa from Yuyuko's danmaku attack.

Beam Spam: This fanime depicts danmaku combat in this way, in contrast to most others that use the Full-Contact Magic approach.

Bare Your Midriff: How Reimu's and Sanae's costumes are depicted.

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Bad Bedroom, Bad Life: Flandre's bedroom is full of destroyed furniture and toys (some of which were stabbed with knives) to indicate how being ignored for 495 years has affected her.Episode 14 is based on Touhou 10: Mountain of Faith.Episodes 8-13 are based on Touhou 8: Imperishable Night.Episode 7 reuses the opening sequence of episode 1 and is based on Touhou 12.3: Hisoutensoku.The Stinger of episode 6 sets up a Sequel Hook for Touhou 10: Mountain of Faith. Episodes 5-6 are based on Touhou 9: Phantasmagoria of Flower View.The Stinger of episode 4 sets up a Sequel Hook for Touhou 12: Undefined Fantastic Object. Their Framing Device is set after Subterranean Animism, but the episodes are mostly flashbacks to Touhou 6: Embodiment of Scarlet Devil. Episodes 2-4 adapt Touhou 11: Subterranean Animism in their openings.