Touhou Game Club

All I can say is, you're not the only one with that generic issue. Just take it easy.



HARU. THIS.

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Unfortunately not as fluid as expected, it looks like jumping from frame#1 to (supposed to be) frame#11. If they really wanted to make a good fighting sequence, they should have realized that animation is the main key. Catchy song though, it reminds me of Initial D's songs, yet another high-speed stuff.



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Pretty much the best from PVD3 in my opinion. Well-animated, funny, having an appropriate song to accompany the three mischievous fairies with its happy happy tone and cheerfulness, and make sense. It surely delivered what it wanted to say and provide in a laidback and simple manner. Very enjoyable. A+



I think it's drawn by the same artist of Prank Today, Zenjinrui no Hisoutensoku (PVD?), Shuwa Spa Plan (PVD), and Infinity World (PVD2). This artist is pretty much my personal favorite when it comes to quality and consistent drawing. It's a shame that his drawing, albeit high in quality, suffers the curse of lazy-animation. 60's Xanadu is no exception, it only repeats the same footage over and over. I'm well aware that I'm not too smart, but really, I don't get what it wanted to say by this video. Maybe they just want to introduce PoFV's characters ? Then why I see no Prismrivers and Mystia; is it because they are not as popular as the ones featured (at least everyone loves to use Medi) ? That's saddening. Oh yes, Komachi has the most varied appearances, with one of them being her bouncing-boobs like that also-red-haired girl from TTGL.

Ah.. sorry if it sounds like a personal fangirl-ish rant, Zufi. Honestly, I think PVD3 is a letdown from PVD2, though still enjoyable in one way or the other. Thanks for your recommendation, I would have missed this if you never notified me.

Ignoring the concept of mecha, it looks like as if they consumed some high-dose steroids. It also somewhat reminds me of Cho-Marisa by Wiz-Garage; like this, I knew you would like it.



Are we thinking the same thing ?
It was probably one of the worst interpretations I've ever seen regarding Koishi's backstory. Up until today, I've always been thinking that all of SA casts are meant to be symbolic or complex, with Koishi being on the top of chart. Adding romance stuff, and especially a shallow one at that, really made me speechless.

Oh also, from the way it implied; it looked like as if Reimu and Marisa went on an unreasonable rampage to beat Satori, Orin, and Okuu to a bloody pulp, yet adding more minus points for its overall quality. On the brighter parts, animation is, as always, appealing to eyes. Not to count a good remix of Last Remote playing as the BGM.



Anything by Reimu, but Spirit Sign "Fantasy Seal -Spread-" earns a special mention for being a jerk all day.
The bullets are spreading and very fast, it demands a proper concentration for one to avoid it completely. Beware of the bouncing yin-yang orbs, they usually hit you when you aren't aware of their presence in the barrage of high-speed bullets.

Naturally, it's recommended to use unfocused spread shot-type to deal with said spellcard since Reimu can disappear suddenly after shooting, but it also adds more for the possibility of a yin-yang orb to hit you since they're considered familiars. If you decided to disregard their existence by focusing all the time, you would hardly touch Reimu since Alice's and Remi's shot-type are highly focused, its natural enemy is a fast/blinking character like Reimu.

With those risky conditions, I usually resort to bombing at the most of my run during the spellcard.



Archived. It seems you had a lot of problems in both technical and gameplay side, thanks for your hard work.