/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>18410270
Read the prologues, read the character profiles, get the good endings. Read the manga and other print works at least in roughly the order they came out, or you won't know what's going on. Have fun.

Is there a new version of this?

>>16077005
Which timeline? This chart might be for you, if you're trying to be precise about it.

>>16077007
Almost all of Youmu's attacks can be learned. I know she seems intimidating at first, but she's really not bad on Normal.

If you're interested in the whole package, then read and play things pretty much in the order they were released, or see pic related. You can ignore the PC-98 stuff until later.

If you just want to play the games, probably 6 or 10 are good starting points, then play all the Windows ordinals, then the spinoffs and PC-98 games. They're all on Nyaa. Read the manuals before playing.

A lot of fanon is unrelated to (and sometimes completely contradicts) canon, so you can read fan works with only a basic understanding of characters and events. Just don't take anything too seriously.

The wiki is good for technical information and translations of official material, but take everything else with a grain of salt.

Ultimately, just do whatever you find most enjoyable.

>>15643129
OP may have made a kuso thread, but that's no reason to lead him so astray.

The good wiki is at en.touhouwiki.net, there's a mega-pack of all the games on Nyaa, and you can use this handy chart if you want to be a storyfag and go full autist.