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>>8792575

Enlighten me.

>>8095447

Komachi seems more like "OI".

>>7175776

*like.

>>7175708

Actually Komachi is notorious for dumping people in the river if she feels like taking the day off.

The Death God(dess) demands tribute!

>>6571047

Absolute cruelty.

>>6142719

Yes, I was just getting to that...

Perhaps not true of "classic" shinigami, but Komachi's abilities may be interpreted in several ways. First, there is the obvious use stated in the games - her ability to manipulate distance allows her to make the width of the Sanzu no Kawa relative, making the comfort of the journey proportional to the deeds in life of her passengers.
Second, as the personification of death (or perhaps *a* personification of death. It's unclear how numerous her kind is) Komachi potentially exists anywhere it is possible for someone under her responsibility to die. No matter how far away she is, she is always very close...

So tonight, supposedly alone in your bed, don't despair but remember that Komachi is right in there with you. All the time. Whether you like it or not. Breathing down your neck and wondering if you're going to come soon or what.

>>5523926

In my fragile formative years, MtG taught me that a pretty little death is still death.
Komachi is a pretty huge death.

>>4684221

You know you want to.

>>4609831

The "egg" was a dud Lunarian bomblet from the great youkai war 1200 years ago.
You died.
You had a strange feeling.
You would see your dead body from above if it wasn't in pieces at the bottom of a smoking crater.
You got shaken down by Komachi.

Touhou is something you must become in order to attain Tanasinn.

We already know who eventually gets the cash anyway.

The homosexual nitpicks. The heterosexual is looking at the boobs.


Any questions, class?

>>3679794

We'll see about that when you see her.
It's no hurry.

>>3325246

Actually, judging from previous experience there's a very high chance that they actually might. Simply because it's a highly unlikely course of events.
The universe has a tendency to oppose logical outcomes.

>>3011176

>I wonder if she's ever tossed some good people overboard over this.

From her point of view, likely not. From ours, likely yes.
Komachi is not only quite ancient, unchanging and single minded, but neither does she have a lot of contact with people prior to death. So her idea of "good" is probably vastly different from the frequently changing ideals of the living, or maybe the afterlife administrators are beyond ideas of good and evil entirely.

Pic sort of related. The universe is harsh and capricious sometimes.