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>>11919755
> I can imagine the powers being granted in some kind of ritual involving their god or something like that.
I cannot take that seriously. I'm sorry, I'm really trying, but the only god I manage to imagine is a Japanese with a weird hat, skinny as hell, and with a mug of beer in each hand.

That obvious and sadly predictable joke being made, the idea of the Hakurei Miko taking her power from a god sure is interesting. Makes me wonder if Sanae, with Kanako's wind manipulation power, could have brought the rocket to the moon. Sure, there's no air in space, but if it's launched from the Earth with enough force, maybe it can work.
Or it'll burn in the atmosphere, or deviate out of its tracks and end up as a satellite.

>The Dragon is the highest god of Gensokyo.
[Desire to write raises]
>He's surely more powerful than Yukari
[Desire to write intensifies]
>and most likely was one of those involved in the creation of the border isolating Gensokyo.
My finger are itchy as hell now.

>Nah, I prefer books. I'll get around to reading it.
Well, if >>11919726's assumption is correct, the book is as poor as the movie. You'll probably rage a bit at the obvious manicheism.

Also, as weird as it may sound, the picture isn't from Mizuki Hitoshi (the guy who makes the self-insert "Hang in There, Kogasa-san").