IceFairyさんのイラストまとめ

Kokoro is similar to Sans Undertale, but in a slightly different way. Kokoro generally uses 私 (watashi) to refer to herself, except for when she uses the woman's face mask, anytime she wears that mask, she instead uses 我 (ware).

Futo (always) and Miko (seldom) uses 我 (ware). Which is another archaic way of saying "I", befitting two characters who originally lived a long, long time ago before being resurrected. Futo, in particular uses it as part of her general old-fashioned way of speaking.

As such, it's not uncommon for people to pick a pronoun based on how much it suits them, in order to help express their identity.

In fiction, this is also often used to help convey the personality of a character. Whether it's to help a trait, or how they perceive themselves.

I thought it'd be interesting to make a thread on Japanese first person pronouns and how Touhou uses them to help inform the players of a character's personality.

Gouyoku Ibun will be releasing globally on the Nintendo Switch on the 20th of October 2022. This release will have English and Chinese language support, a new story mode in Toutetsu Yuuma, a new game mode, as well as an easy difficulty. These updates will also be coming to PC. https://t.co/ybfYkceXkn

If you're interested in watching animated Touhou fan videos, check out Casui's (@casuisasa) Cement Touhou series. The series has a lot to offer in both comedic and dramatic content, and all of it has been subtitled in English, so please check it out!
https://t.co/ShMloKnoQn

If you're wondering about the illustrations of Miko as a slice of bread, this is because of a Japanese pun. Bread crust in Japanese is "mimi", the same "mimi" as in "Toyosatomimi". And so, people have made the hashtag #とよさとみみのパン, or "Toyosato-crusted bread".

Alice's card gives you a satellite Shanghai doll that hunts down enemies and kills them for you.

Hmn, I wonder if ZUN's comment about the title screen image was actually about the cards around Marisa, rather than about her design. Because the number of cards around Marisa increases the more cards you unlock.

Hmn, interesting. As some people have pointed out, Marisa's buttons on the circle cut image are of different colours compared to the title screen version. Does it mean anything? I guess we'll find out.