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>>45500353
>why a miko with no money can beat up gods
That's the easiest part to explain, though. As a shrine maiden, Reimu channels the power of her god, whose power just happens to be "beat youkai senseless".
>>45500735
>The spell card system was an excuse for the gameplay friendly Danmaku battles. Don't put much thought into it from a lore perspective.
Basically, yeah.

>>44109092
Okina is more of a fairy person.

>>42845435
as if

>>42709736
I was talking about the Satori manga, anon, which, unlike the others, isn't a slice-of-life story and instead tries to be a more serious story with an ostensibly threatening villain, which falls flat because ZUN is a hack.

And to be honest, the climaxes of the other manga tended to be pretty weak, too. I feel like the only story that truly acquitted itself well was the fairy manga, which managed to remain true to its tone, tell a full story (mostly for Clownpiece, but also conclude the main trio's arc), and actually deliver a real boss fight, instead of resolving it off-screen and blue-balling the audience right at the end.

https://litter.catbox.moe/gqrimu.7z
Fairy pranks are ready for testing.

With 23 scenarios split over nine different victims, it should be a good start.
It's designed to be easily extendable, so if anyone wants to contribute with additional scenarios, feel free to do so.
There's probably some issues with text spacing and other spelling errors, but the main system should work pretty well.
It's a testing release, so there's still some debug code around and the occurrence rate for the request is set to an absurdly high value, so keep that in mind.

>>39479218
nay, we must protect the fairies from the villain god!