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>>45043074
Does anyone actually fear Seija, though? She didn't actually accomplish anything in ISC beyond surviving, and most of the hunters treated it as a bit of Amanojaku bullying, rather than them dealing a serious threat. Only Shinmyoumaru and the Tsukumogami, who are all very young and unestablished by Gensokyo standards really took her seriously.

>still probably one of the weakest 5th stage bosses though
It's almost a certainty she's the weakest one, with her relying entirely on the Miracle Mallet's power propping her up during DDC. Probably the only fifth stage boss she could confront in a fair fight is a non-Junko'd Clownpiece, and even that's uncertain. Of course, Seija doesn't really believe in doing anything fairly, so it's not a big issue for her.

>>44576582
You are.

>>44153240
No but I know how to make cup ramen.

>>43351001
The tsukumogami incident had so little impact that Reimu and the others didn't even notice anything happening until much later, and even then, it wasn't any of the society-upheaving Seija desired, but just their tools turning into tsukumogami as a side effect of the mallet being used, which was also considered so minor that it took forever for the protagonists to take action.
The next thing was the amanojaku hunt, which was just almost everyone playing around for their own entertainment, not taking things too seriously, as Seija wasn't considered a real threat.
And the last time was during Sumireko's little fireworks show, when they crashed it and brought in somewhat more dangerous figures, but that didn't become a real threat until Okina decided to bring in some serious nutcases, which was something entirely beyond Seija and Shinmyoumaru's control.

Face it, Seija is small-time. Her "incidents" are barely more threatening than the great fairy war.