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Racoon thread

Racoon thread

>>42726592
Inviting you to rest your head on her lap

Not forgetting to post this charming old woman!!

Adorable Tanuki

>>20329170
I wanna lick those slim legs of her

>>20310437
cont.
>「神社のお釈迦様」("Oshaka-sama of the Shinto Shrine")
Mamizou is disguised as Reimu in this spell card. She flies around on clouds and drops yin-yang orbs. This is very similar to the Oshaka-sama in Genpei Toma Den's bonus stage, who rides around on a cloud while dropping points. Oshaka-sama roughly translates to "Great Master Shaka" and is referencing the Shakyamuni Buddha, otherwise known as Gautama Buddha. The connection between tanuki and Buddhism was made in a previous post. The shinto shrine part obviously references Reimu (as Mamizou is disguised as her).
>「ベンテンの琵琶法師」("Benten Biwa Priest")
Mamizou is disguised as Byakuren in this spell card. ベンテン (Benten) is a nickname for the Japanese Buddhist goddess Benzaiten (弁才天). The biwa is a symbol of Benzaiten. This spell card is a upgraded version of "Animal Biwa Priest" so it retains the same references to the Chouju Giga and Genpei Toma Den.
>「たわむれはおわりじゃ」("Playtime's Over")
Mamizou is disguised as Miko in this spell card. The name is a reference to Miko's exact quote from her TD fight and the words of the last boss from Genpei Toma Den, Yoritomo (頼朝). The card has Miko (Mamizou) turn giant as she rides around on a cloud and attacks the player. Yoritomo is giant in one stage section of Genpei Toma Den and his final boss fight has him float around in a manner similar to what is presented in this spell card. Yorimoto also carries a shaku (笏), much like Miko (which is probably why the spell card is associated with her in the first place).
>「八百八狸囃子」("Belly-Drumming of the Eight Hundred and Eight Tanuki")
This is Mamizou's Last word in HM. For some reason the English Touhou wiki translates this as "Belly-Drumming of Infinitely Infinite Tanuki" but that's just plain wrong. The spell card is referencing the story "松山騒動八百八狸物語 (Tale of the Matsuyama Disturbance and the Eight Hundred and Eight Tanuki)". In that story the legendary bakedanuki Inugami Gyobu (隠神刑部) commands a legion of 808 tanuki in order to guard Matsuyama Castle. Belly-drumming is what tanuki usually do on nights of a full moon, as mentioned earlier. Also, the animation Mamizou makes during the spell card is similar to one of Rocket Raccoon's hyper combos from Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3.
>「鳴かぬなら泣くまで待とう時鳥」("If the Cuckoo Does Not Call, Wait For It to Cry")
This spell card is a slightly harder version of [参番勝負「延羽化弾幕変化」(Third Duel "Avian Danmaku Transformation")]. The spell card's name is directly lifted from a poem, with this specific line referring to daimyo (feudal lord) Tokugawa Ieyasu who was known for his thoughtful, patient approach to things. He patiently waited for previous daimyo Toyotomi Hideyoshi death's to take power. His cunning demeanor led people to jokingly refer to him as a tanuki, who are known to be crafty (which is probably why Mamizou had this spell card name). It could also reference in-story events. Mamizou tells Seija to give up on ISC's 6th day since the tengu's papers will alert stronger people to try and catch her then she randomly gives her the idea to use two items at once. Mamizou doesn't attack Seija until the 8th day, however. Perhaps Mamizou's intention was to give Seija an edge in order to have her win a couple of battles and attract even stronger people who could defeat her. Mamizou was playing the waiting game just like the spell card described.
>「にんげんって良いな」("Humans Are Nice")
The title is a parody of one of the ED songs from the anime "Manga Nippon Mukashi Banashi (まんが日本昔ばなし lit. "Japanese Folk Tale Cartoon")", "にんげんっていいな (Humans Are Nice)". The anime, of course, adapts a bunch of old Japanese folk tales and myths. Including those concerning tanuki. It also goes with Mamizou's "Pompokolin" spell card which also referenced an anime ED. Mamizou fires human-shaped bullets. It's also worth noting that Mamizou herself enjoys the company of humans and visits the human village often.
>エイリアンカプセル (Alien Capsule)
A skill. Mamizou deploys a gachapon (ガチャポン) capsule that can expel a tanuki disguised as an alien. The aliens are a typical Grey Alien, a Flatwoods Monster Alien, and a Japanese Martian (火星人 Kaseijin). The pink martians fly (with their tentacles rotating like a fan) similarly to the Martians from the Metal Slug Series. Mamizou's Urban Legend is the Men in Black (MIB), an American urban legend that describes government officials dressed in all-black suits appearing after alien and UFO sightings. MIB could also stand for "Mamizou in Black" as Mamizou herself wears the black suit in some of her ULiL portraits Mamizou is probably associated with aliens because her friend, Nue Houjuu, is also associated with aliens. Nue (species) have the the body of a tanuki and can transform like tanuki, which is probably why ZUN associated Nue with Mamizou. The colors of the gachapon capsules (red, blue, green) also match up with the colors of Nue's UFOs.

>>20209010
Don't compare Mamizou to Sumi. She's not a dork!

>>19480350
What do you love the most about Mamizou?

>>15226328

I want to rub my dick up and down her legs until precum oozes out and starts lathering them from the rubbing motion.