Small break

I am a bit busy with some stuff irl these weeks and won’t have time for the blog, I’ll return around mid-August when Touhou 19 full version will be released.

See ya then~

ni9ht:

THE FULL BAD APPLE TIMELAPSE ON R/PLACE. thanks to everyone who contributed. it turned out amazing. proud to have been a part of this o7

(via isshikiirohasu)

Mamizou’s name is written as “Hutatsuiwa” in Urban Legend in Limbo, but as “Futatsuiwa” in the official english mode of Antinomy of Common Flowers.

From the midbosses of Undefined Fantastic Object, only Nazrin from stage 5 has her name shown during the nonspell. However, Nazrin from stage 1 is the only one who doesn’t have her name shown during the spellcard.

In Mountain of Faith stage 3, there are some small fairies who come from the side, stop a bit and then shoot. In the trial versions their bullets are pointy and yellow, but in the full version their bullets are round and blue.

In the trial versions of Mountain of Faith, the bullets are not cleared when the timer reaches zero during the midboss spellcards. This has been changed in the full version.

touhou-memories:

Just letting you know that I’m making a new tag called “spellcard backgrounds” where I plan to gather the different backgrounds that characters have across the games (or even in same game). I’ve seen people looking for such references few times, so I decided to gradually post about those.

Please be patient, the tag will be finished in few months because I alternate between topics.

The tag should be finished now (23-Jul-2023). I’ve posted about everything that could cross my mind. What is not posted and I will not post are the texture differences from the game files (such as slight adjustment of brightness/saturation, size, cropping) which don’t seem to have any relevant impact on the in-game display and texture colour transitions comparisons for different characters.

If you spot any mistakes in any of the posts from the tag, please send me a message and I will correct them.

Thank you!

In 100th Black Market, Eternity Larva’s spellcard background is dark, but not as dark as during Wrong Sunday from Violet Detector. However, it’s still darker than in Hidden Star in Four Seasons/Tuesday from Violet Detector.

Although it’s not very noticeable in-game, both Mystia Lorelei’s and Reimu Hakurei’s spellcard backgrounds have the same pattern with birds, feathers and flowers on one of their textures.

Seiga Kaku’s and Mai Teireida & Satono Nishida’s spellcard backgrounds look very different from eachother. However, one of the textures they use have a common element.

Junko and Okina Matara have a common element in one of the textures from their spellcard backgrounds. Although the textures are not identical, they both have the image of the sea in them.

Okina Matara has her stage 6 sprite and spellcard background from Hidden Star in Four Seasons during Wrong Saturday in Violet Detector, but has her extra stage sprite during Nightmare Saturday.

However, the spellcard background in Nightmare Saturday, despite having the same speed as the one she uses during the extra stage of Hidden Star in Four Seasons, doesn’t have the same colours as it. Instead, it is a darkened version of the one from Wrong Saturday.

In Violet Detector, Eternity Larva’s spellcard background from Wrong Sunday is darker than in Tuesday.

In Mountain of Faith, midboss Hina explodes if you deplete her lifebar, but runs away if you timeout the spellcard.

Midboss Nitori remains on screen and has few dialogue lines if you deplete her healthbar, but runs away and doesn’t have any dialogue if you timeout the spellcard.

Momiji flies away as a crow if you deplete her healthbar, but if you timeout the attack she will fly away in her regular form. Also, around 4 seconds left on the timer, stage enemies start appearing on screen, similarly to Shizuha’s nonspell on Easy and Normal.

Midboss Sanae will simply fly away regardless if you deplete her lifebar or timeout the spellcard and midboss Kanako will instead explode in both situations.

Please check /post/723580420284923904/ for details about Shizuha’s attacks.