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[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Pad removal?

[Koshiro No.]

Pad implosion?

[HelenXonpool !a0yHhBwvus No.]

'Zerking Flan.

[Anonymous No.]

I love that pad song, it's really funny before you read translation.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I quite enjoyed Imperishable Night. I don´t really care for scoring in TH games, but this one felt the most polished, and I really like the spell practice mode. I think I recall reading somewhere that IN is considered one of the best games in the series by a lot of the fans.

Couldn´t really get into the other games, though, especially Subterranean Animism felt odd - somehow all of the characters felt really underpowered. Most parts between the bosses in most TH games feel uninspired, while the bosses have some very nice patterns.

I don´t have anything against flying girls per se (I really like the whole setting and art style of Deathsmiles), but a 50x50px witch of some sort shooting three million bullets feels out of balance to me. I´d much rather have giant enemies - and it doesn´t always have to be super-grim military stuff, take the giant toy robots in Pink Sweets for instance.

Adding to that, everything in these games in a bit too tiny for my taste, and the player shots are visually unsatisfying.

This being said, I sometimes enjoy Touhou for the inventiveness of some of the boss attacks, and the music in Imperishable Night is very relaxing. Kinda kitschy circus music, but nice nonetheless from time to time. All in all I don´t have any problems with TH at all, and not every single game needs to mimick CAVE