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Cet article répertorie les personnages qui ont des apparitions très mineures et épisodiques dans '' [[Touhou Project]] ''. Beaucoup d'entre eux n'ont même pas de nom officiel, donc à cause de cela, ils sont décrits en utilisant des noms choisis arbitrairement. Les personnages listés sur cette page sont dans l'ordre chronologique (du début [[PC-98]] aux derniers jeux [[Windows]]). La plupart de ces personnages apparaissent dans les [[Œuvres Papier]]. | Cet article répertorie les personnages qui ont des apparitions très mineures et épisodiques dans '' [[Touhou Project]] ''. Beaucoup d'entre eux n'ont même pas de nom officiel, donc à cause de cela, ils sont décrits en utilisant des noms choisis arbitrairement. Les personnages listés sur cette page sont dans l'ordre chronologique (du début [[PC-98]] aux derniers jeux [[Windows]]). La plupart de ces personnages apparaissent dans les [[Œuvres Papier]]. | ||
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=Personnages= | |||
Personnages mineurs qui sont soit humains, soit youkai, ou du moins qui possède une forme humaine. | |||
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== | ==Résidents de Makai sans nom dans l'ending de Reimu de ''MS''== | ||
{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:Th05UnnamedMakaiResidentA.png|Résident de Makai sans nom]][[File:Th05UnnamedMakaiResidentB.png|Résident de Makai sans nom]] | |||
| caption = Une fée et un démon vivant à Makai dans [[Mystic Square]] | |||
| species = A priori des [[démon]]s | |||
| location = [[Makai]] | |||
}}{{Unofficial title|section}} | |||
Ces résidents de [[Makai]] apparaissent dans le Good Ending de [[Reimu Hakurei]] dans ''[[Mystic Square]]''. Le premier a des cheveux blonds et une robe blanche, un ruban, des ailes de fée et ce qui semble être un couvre-chef de servante. Le second a plutôt l'air d'un démon, avec de longs cheveux argent munis d'un ruban noir, une tenue noire et blanche et des ailes de [[démon]] blanches. | |||
===Trivia=== | |||
*La "fée" ressemble un peu aux [[démon]]s aux robes blanches qui apparaissent comme [[:Category:ennemis génériques|ennemis génériques]] au stage 5, mais semble être plus proche d'une [[Fées servantes|Fée servante]]. | |||
*Le "démon" ressemble un peu à [[Koakuma]] et [[Mystia Lorelei]]. | |||
===Fandom=== | |||
{{main|Fandom/Mystic Square#Résidents de Makai sans nom dans l'ending de Reimu de MS|l1=Fandom : Résidents de Makai sans nom dans l'ending de Reimu de MS}} | |||
===Sources Officielles=== | |||
*30/12/1998 '''[[Mystic Square]]''' - Good Ending de Reimu | |||
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==Fille sans nom sur le label du CD de ''DiPP''== | |||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| | | image = [[File:DiPP C62 Disk Label.jpg|150px|Fille sur le CD de DiPP du C62]] | ||
| | | caption = La fille sur le CD de la version du [[:Category:Comiket 62|Comiket 62]] de [[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]] | ||
| | | species = [[Humain]] | ||
| | | occupation = [[Prêtresse]] | ||
| | | appMusicCDs = *''[[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]]'' (Illustration de la ver. C62) | ||
| | }}{{Unofficial title|section}} | ||
}} | Cette jeune fille apparaît sur la version du [[:Category:Comiket 62|Comiket 62]] du CD de ''[[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]]''. Elle est remplacée par une [[Minor Characters#Unnamed girl on Dolls in Pseudo Paradise jacket|Fille sans nom sur la jaquette de ''Dolls in Pseudo Paradise'']] lorsque [[ZUN]] a re-sorti l'album au [[:Category:Comiket 63|Comiket 63]] le 30 décembre 2002. | ||
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===Informations Supplémentaires=== | |||
Sur la version du [[:Category:Comiket 62|Comiket 62]] du CD, cette fille a les yeux et les cheveux violet foncé, et ceux-ci semblent attachés d'un côté, avec un petit nœud blanc à l'extrémité. Elle porte un béret rouge, un haut blanc sans manches avec un col et un nœud rouge, une paire de manches blanches détachées aux bordures rouges, dont l'une semble être pliée, et une jupe rouge. Son couvre-chef contient deux grandes étoiles jaunes. C'est la prêtresse qui apparaît dans certaines parties de l'histoire. | |||
===Sources Officielles=== | |||
*11/08/2002 [[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]] | |||
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=== | ==Fille sans nom sur la jaquette de ''DiPP''== | ||
{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:DiPPNamelessChristianParadiceGirl.png|150px|Fille sur la jaquette]] | |||
| caption = La fille sur la jaquette de [[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]] | |||
| species = [[Humain]] ? | |||
| appMusicCDs = *''[[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]]'' (Cover du CD cover, Illustration) | |||
| appMiscworks = *[[Diverses Illustrations par ZUN#top020729.jpg|top020729.jpg]] | |||
}}{{Unofficial title|section}} | |||
Cette fille apparaît sur la jaquette et sur le CD de ''[[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]]''. Elle est apparue pour la première sur l'image [[Diverses Illustrations par ZUN#top020729.jpg|top020729.jpg]], et pas ''Dolls in Pseudo Paradise'', et c'est aussi le premier personnage à ne pas apparaître dans un jeu ''[[Touhou Project]]''. On ne sait pas exactement qui elle est. | |||
===Informations | ===Informations Supplémentaires=== | ||
Sur la jaquette de ''[[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]]'', elle tient ce qui ressemble à une [[wikipedia:fr:Croix (christianisme)|croix chrétienne]] dans sa main droite, et d'après l'histoire (voir la Fandom ci-dessous), elle est blonde. | |||
===Fandom=== | ===Fandom=== | ||
{{main|Fandom/ | {{main|Fandom/CD Musicaux#Fille sans nom sur la jaquette de DiPP|l1=Fandom : Fille sans nom sur la jaquette de DiPP}} | ||
===Sources Officielles=== | ===Sources Officielles=== | ||
*29/07/2002 [[Diverses Illustrations par ZUN#top020729.jpg|top020729.jpg]] | |||
* | *30/12/2002 [[Dolls in Pseudo Paradise]] | ||
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== | ==Gateguards of the Lunar Capital== | ||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File: | | image = [[File:MoonCapitalGateGuard.PNG|x150px|Moon Capital Gate Guards]] | ||
| caption = The | | caption = The two guards in [[Silent Sinner in Blue]] | ||
| species = [[ | | species = [[Lunarian]] ''(not native to [[Gensokyo]])'' | ||
| occupation = [[Gatekeeper]]s | |||
| location = [[Lunar Capital]] | |||
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These two men are the [[gatekeeper]]s of the mansion owned by their mistresses [[Watatsuki no Yorihime]] and [[Watatsuki no Toyohime]] on the [[Lunar Capital]]. They've only appeared on Chapter 7 of ''[[Silent Sinner in Blue]]''. These gatekeepers try to prevent [[Reisen]] from entering the Moon Palace. Luckily, Watatsuki no Toyohime falls from the sky and lands on Reisen, then gives Reisen permission to pass through. They're one of the few male characters in the ''[[Touhou Project]]''. | |||
===Background Information=== | |||
Both the guards wear a Chinese-style armor with a bag on their belts. Their hair is tied into buns and the buns wrapped, per ancient Chinese tradition. | |||
===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
*2007/12/08 '''[[Silent Sinner in Blue]]''' - Chapter 7 | |||
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==Unnamed bake-danuki== | |||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File: | | image = [[File:Monstertanuki.jpg|150px|Unnamed bake-danuki]] | ||
| caption = | | caption = The bake-danuki in [[Oriental Sacred Place]] | ||
| species = | | species = [[Tanuki]] | ||
| | | abilities = Power to change appearance (?) | ||
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This [[bake-danuki]] appears on Chapter 11 on the ''[[Oriental Sacred Place]]'' where she masquerades as [[Marisa Kirisame]] and joins [[Reimu Hakurei]] for a moon-viewing, presumably to gain access to the [[shrine maiden]]'s mochi and sake. Reimu is aware of the fact that she's not actually Marisa for quite some time, but still allows her to stay for a while. When Reimu reveals that she knows who she is, the bake-danuki, impressed by the shrine-maiden's insight, thanks her for the food and drink and disappears. She hasn't been seen since. | |||
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When its identity was revealed, this [[bake-danuki]] displayed shadows around its eyes, large round ears and a tail; its appearance otherwise remained identical to [[Marisa Kirisame]] except the hair braid is on the right side instead of the left. Its true appearance is unknown. | |||
===Fandom=== | ===Fandom=== | ||
{{main|Fandom/ | {{main|Fandom/Print Works#Unnamed bake-danuki|l1=Fandom: Unnamed bake-danuki}} | ||
===Official Sources=== | |||
*2010/10/26 '''[[Oriental Sacred Place]]''' - Chapter 11 | |||
==Unnamed kappa group== | |||
{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:WaHH vol3cover kappa.png|x150px|Kappa group]] | |||
| caption = The kappa on the cover of [[Wild and Horned Hermit]] Volume 3. | |||
| species = [[Kappa]] | |||
| occupation = | |||
| location = [[Genbu Ravine]] | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' (Minor characters) | |||
*''[[Visionary Fairies in Shrine]] (Chapter 11) | |||
}}{{Unofficial title|section}} | |||
A group of [[kappa]] who appear frequently in ''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]'', and in chapter 11 of [[Visionary Fairies in Shrine]] | |||
===Background Information=== | |||
;Design | |||
Like most kappa, they wear outfits with similar colors to that of [[Nitori Kawashiro]]. In chapter 11 of [[Visionary Fairies in Shrine]], their clothes are essentially identical to Nitori's, and like Nitori, all the kappa depicted also have a key strapped on the front and a green backpack.<br> | |||
While most kappa seem to have blue hair, this group has a member with particularly dark hair. Another member sports a pair of round glasses. | |||
===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
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== | ==Kosuzu's Grandfather== | ||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File: | | image = [[File:FSCh02KosuzusGrampa.jpg|x150px|Kosuzu's grampa in Chapter 2 of ''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'']] | ||
| caption = | | caption = Kosuzu's grampa in [[Forbidden Scrollery]] | ||
| species = [[ | | species = Presumably [[human]] | ||
| | | location = [[Human Village]](?) | ||
}}{{Unofficial title|section}} | }}{{Unofficial title|section}} | ||
[[Kosuzu Motoori]]'s grandfather was briefly shown in a flashback on chapter 2 of ''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'', in which he was the one who taught Kosuzu about the "word-eating worm". He's got a bald head and it's unknown what his name is or if he is still alive. | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapter 2 | |||
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==Unnamed Fox student== | |||
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{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:FS_Fox-child.jpg|x150px|]] | |||
| caption = The Fox-child student in [[Forbidden Scrollery]] | |||
| species = [[Kitsune]] | |||
| abilities = Shapeshifting (?) | |||
| location = [[Human Village]] | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' (Chapter 18, 19) | |||
}} | |||
In ''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'', this youkai fox transformed into a human child to be able to follow [[Keine Kamishirasawa]]'s lessons and to learn writing in human language. However, because it lacked any paper material to write on, it wrote on the schools door, alarming the villagers as there was a youkai hidden among children. Even after Reimu starts a surveillance at the school, it manages to avoid the shrine maiden's traps and is unaffected by her youkai-repelling [[ofuda]], as it lacks any kind of evil. At the end, it is helped by [[Kosuzu Motoori]], that communicates with it and gives it a notebook to write on, making Reimu and the villagers believe that it left the school. | |||
===Background Information=== | |||
;Design | |||
Its youkai form is that of a young child with short hair, fox ears and a fox tail. While disguised as a human, it appears the same but its animal features are hidden. | |||
===Relationships=== | |||
;[[Kosuzu Motoori]] | |||
Kosuzu helps this youkai by giving it paper material and hiding its youkai nature from others humans. | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapter 18-19 | |||
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==Unnamed Snake youkai== | |||
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{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:Snake-youkai.jpg|x50px|]] | |||
| caption = The snake youkai in [[Forbidden Scrollery]] | |||
| species = Snake [[youkai]] | |||
| abilities = Disguising itself (?) | |||
| location = [[Human Village]] (formerly), India(?) in the [[Outside World]] (formerly) | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' (Chapters 22-23) | |||
}} | |||
A snake from the [[Outside World]] that ate a human, causing it to be transported to [[Gensokyo]] as a youkai. Using its newfound powers, the snake became an infamous dine-and-dasher in the [[Human Village]], wearing a different human disguise each time and seemingly vanishing into thin air if chased. At the same time, it caused unrest by attacking a number of humans in its true form. Eventually the snake was confronted by [[Mamizou Futatsuiwa]], who broke its disguise and taught it Gensokyo's rules about interfering with human villagers. | |||
===Background Information=== | |||
;Design | |||
Its true form is that of a snake, but it has shown the ability to disguise itself in various ways. | |||
;Ability | |||
The snake youkai is capable of disguising itself as a human and can take many different forms. However, according to Mamizou its disguises are "low-ranking" and easily seen through. Exposure to tobacco smoke disrupts the snake's powers and forces it to revert to its true form. | |||
[[File:Snake_youkai_disguises.png|thumb|290px|The various disguises used by the snake in ''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'']] | |||
===Relationships=== | |||
;[[Mamizou Futatsuiwa]] | |||
Mamizou is the only one to know of the snake's role in the village's dine-and-dash incidents, and also taught him Gensokyo's rules. | |||
===Additional Information=== | |||
* Shortly before the snake youkai appears, Kosuzu and Mamizou are seen reading a news article from the [[Outside World]] about a giant snake eating a human in India, implying that this youkai was the snake in question. | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapter 22-23 | |||
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{{anchor|Unnamed Jinyou}} | |||
==The Fortune-teller== | |||
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{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:FS_Jinyou.jpg|x150px|]] | |||
| caption = The fortune-teller as a jinyou in [[Forbidden Scrollery]] | |||
| species = [[Jinyou]] (formerly [[Human]]) | |||
| abilities = Fortune-telling, [[Magic]] | |||
| occupation = Fortune-teller (formerly) | |||
| location = [[Human Village]] (formerly) | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' (Chapters 24-25, 33 cameo) | |||
}} | |||
A fortune-teller from the [[Human Village]], who was shunned by the village's master diviner for incorporating [[magic]] into his techniques. After peering into "the outer edge of our world", he came to resent how [[Gensokyo]]'s humans lived at the mercy of [[youkai]], and created a plan to become a youkai himself. | |||
Around half a year before the events of ''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' chapter 24, the fortune-teller committed suicide, leaving behind a book in which he had written a mix of powerful divination techniques and childish scribbles. When Kosuzu began taking the book's techniques for her own while discarding the gibberish, it created a grudge that linked the book with the fortune-teller's spirit; by carefully controlling his emotions he was then able to cross over into the mortal world without becoming a [[vengeful spirit]]. | |||
The fortune-teller, reborn as a [[jinyou]], is discovered by [[Reimu]] who pursues him into the wilderness away from the village. Once no one is around, he claims that he has no intention of harming humans or even living anywhere they could find him, so there is no need for he and the "youkai shrine maiden" to fight. In response Reimu tells the jinyou that he has been misinformed, and that a human villager becoming a youkai is "the greatest sin of all", before apparently killing him. | |||
===Background Information=== | |||
;Design | |||
While still alive the fortune-teller had the appearance of a normal human, with a long nose and black hair swept back into a short ponytail. He is sometimes seen wearing glasses and a coat or cloak. | |||
After becoming a jinyou he takes on a demonic appearance with pointed ears, claws and fangs, similar to the "Nosferatu" depiction of vampires. The inside of his body has apparently transformed into darkness while his skin is now tough and leathery, with his eyes and mouth having become gashes that open into it. He no longer wears glasses, and his cloak collar flares upwards. | |||
;Ability | |||
[[File:FS_Jinyou_human.jpg|thumb|200px|The fortune-teller's original form in ''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'']] | |||
===Relationships=== | |||
;[[Kosuzu Motoori]] (Involuntary helper) | |||
Kosuzu, by claiming the diviner's techniques as her own, involuntarily helped him resurrecting as a jinyou. | |||
;[[Reimu Hakurei]] (Exterminator) | |||
The fortune-teller was aware of Reimu's reputation as the "youkai shrine maiden", knowing that she allowed youkai to visit her shrine without exterminating them, and believed that she would take his side. However, things turned out to be different, and Reimu exterminated him without hesitation. | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapters 24-25 | |||
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==Anxious Moustached Villager== | |||
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{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:FS ch34 Anxious Moustached Villager.png|x150px|]] | |||
| caption = The villager describes his symptoms in [[Forbidden Scrollery]] | |||
| species = [[Human]] | |||
| occupation = | |||
| location = [[Human Village]] | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' (Chapters 33-34) | |||
}} | |||
A male human villager who first appears in ''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' chapter 33, where he prays at the Hakurei Shrine while shaking visibly, scared that the end of the world is coming. He reappears in the next chapter, where he praises [[Reisen Udongein Inaba|the medicine seller]] from [[Eientei]] for selling him something that "took all his worries away". | |||
===Background Information=== | |||
;Design | |||
===Relationships=== | |||
;[[Reisen Udongein Inaba]] | |||
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==Salt Merchant== | |||
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{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:FS_ch37_Salt_Merchant.png|x150px|]] | |||
| caption = The merchant becomes possessed in [[Forbidden Scrollery]] | |||
| species = [[Human]] | |||
| age = Unknown, Deceased | |||
| occupation = Salt merchant | |||
| location = [[Human Village]] (formerly) | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' (Chapters 36-37) | |||
}} | |||
A wealthy salt merchant, and a regular customer of [[Suzunaan]]; his home in the [[Human Village]] was colloquially known as "the salt mansion". After he killed and ate one of his beloved horses, it returned as an umatsuki and began to take over his body. By the time [[Reimu]] discovered the umatsuki, nothing of the merchant was left, forcing Reimu to exterminate it. [[Kosuzu]] was present at the merchant's funeral, where his death was blamed on illness. | |||
===Background Information=== | |||
;Design | |||
===Relationships=== | |||
;[[Kosuzu Motoori]] | |||
;[[Reimu Hakurei]] | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapters 36-37 | |||
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==Hungry Villager== | |||
{{Unofficial title|section}} | |||
{{Infobox Character | |||
| image = [[File:Hungry_villager1.png|x150px|]] | |||
| caption = The villager in [[Wild and Horned Hermit]] | |||
| species = [[Human]] | |||
| location = [[Human Village]] | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' (Chapter 36) | |||
}} | |||
A human from the vilage that was possessed by a hunger [[god]], which made him exhausted and really hungry. He appears at the Hakurei Shrine right when Reimu and the others are wondering why no one is coming despite all the advertisement for the festival. Reimu immediatly asks him if he was attacked, but he only asks for some water and is then seen eating some food. He is also present when Reimu performs a show of exterminating the hunger god, and then helps the shrine maiden by advertising the festival in the Human Village. | |||
===Background Information=== | ===Background Information=== | ||
;Design | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
* '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 36 | |||
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==Geidontei's Owner== | |||
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{{Infobox Character | |||
| nameJp = | |||
| nameEn = | |||
| nameIPA = | |||
| image = [[File:GeidonteiOwner.png|x150px|Owner of Geidontei]] | |||
| caption = Geidontei's owner in [[Lotus Eaters]] | |||
| species = Human | |||
| occupation = Bar owner | |||
}} | |||
This man is the owner of [[Geidontei]], a traditional Japanese-styled bar located in the [[Human Village]] and also [[Miyoi Okunoda]]'s work place. After Reimu talks with him about one of the customers apparently being abducted by a [[youkai]], he asks for [[Reimu]]'s aid saying the rumors are causing fear in the other customers. Reimu agrees to help and places an [[ofuda]] which says the bar is under her protection. | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
*2019/11/26 '''[[Lotus Eaters]] - Chapter 1''' | |||
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==Geidontei Regulars== | |||
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{{Infobox Character | |||
| nameJp = | |||
| nameEn = | |||
| nameIPA = | |||
| image = [[File:GeidonteiRegulars.jpg|x150px|Miyoi with her regulars]] | |||
| caption = Miyoi with her regulars in [[Lotus Eaters]] | |||
| species = Human | |||
| occupation = Bar customers | |||
}} | |||
Two unnamed, male, middle aged villagers who are frequently seen drinking at [[Geidontei]] and who seem to be Miyoi's most regular customers. One is balding and grows a moustache, the other one has a lanky face and blonde (or grey) hair. They appear in nearly every chapter of [[Lotus Eaters]], mostly as background characters, and sometimes with significant speaking roles. | |||
===Additional Information=== | |||
===Official Sources=== | |||
*2019/11/26 '''[[Lotus Eaters]] - Chapter 1''' | |||
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=Animals= | |||
Minor characters who are either normal animals or youkai beasts without a confirmed human form. | |||
==Sokrates== | |||
{{Infobox Character | |||
| nameJp = ソクラテス | |||
| nameEn = Sokrates | |||
| nameIPA = | |||
| image = [[File:Th03Sokrates.png|x375px|Sokrates]] | |||
| caption = Sokrates dans [[Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream]] | |||
| species = [[Chat]] | |||
| occupation = Le chat d'Ellen | |||
}} | |||
{{nihongo|'''Sokrates'''|ソクラテス|Sokuratesu}} est l'animal de compagnie de [[Ellen]], un chat avec des poils courts et une fourrure beige pâle, de l'ère [[PC-98]]. Dans ''[[Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream]]'', il a toujours été vu sur l'épaule d'Ellen et on dit qu'il quitte rarement Ellen. La seule fois qu'on voit Ellen sans lui, c'est quand elle lance une Spell Card. | |||
===Informations=== | |||
Sokrates semble partager son nom avec un philosophe grec classique appelé [[wikipedia:fr:Socrate|Socrate]]. [[ZUN]] a noté que le style vestimentaire d'[[Ellen]] et l'"époque" à laquelle les chats étaient des animaux de compagnie ne correspondent pas vraiment, donc le chat devrait probablement être nommé "Archimède" à la place. | |||
===Trivia=== | |||
*Sokrates est l'un des rares chats mondains figurant dans ''[[Touhou Project]]''. | |||
*Sokrates est le deuxième male à être présenté à la série, le premier étant [[Genjii]]. ''(Si on exclut [[SinGyoku]] avec sa 3eme forme ambiguë, qui ressemble à un homme qui prie)'' | |||
===Sources Officielles=== | |||
*29/12/1997 '''[[Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream]]''' - Sprite et portrait d'Ellen | |||
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== | ==Unnamed cat on ''MS'' cover== | ||
{{ | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File:Alice's_cat.png|Cat on Mystic Square cover]] | |||
| caption = The cat on the cover of [[Mystic Square]] | |||
| species = [[Cat]] | |||
}}{{Unofficial title|section}} | |||
This short-haired cat with light tan fur appears on the cover of ''[[Mystic Square]]''. It is assumed to be owned by [[Alice Margatroid]] since it's sleeping on her skirt. It's one of the few mundane cats featured in the ''[[Touhou Project]]''. | |||
===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
*1998/12/30 '''[[Mystic Square]]''' - Game cover | |||
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*2005/08/11 '''[[Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red]]''' - [[Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red/Cirno|Cirno]] | *2005/08/11 '''[[Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red]]''' - [[Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red/Cirno|Cirno]] | ||
*2006/12/27 '''[[Perfect Memento in Strict Sense]]''' - [[Perfect Memento in Strict Sense/Giant Toad's Pond|Giant Toad's Pond]] | *2006/12/27 '''[[Perfect Memento in Strict Sense]]''' - [[Perfect Memento in Strict Sense/Giant Toad's Pond|Giant Toad's Pond]] | ||
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*2007/06/26 '''[[Strange and Bright Nature Deity]]''' - Chapter 10 | *2007/06/26 '''[[Strange and Bright Nature Deity]]''' - Chapter 10 | ||
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*2011/03/28 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 5 | *2011/03/28 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 5 | ||
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*2011/03/28 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 5 | *2011/03/28 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 5 | ||
*2011/05/25 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 6 | *2011/05/25 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 6 | ||
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* '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 10 | * '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 10 | ||
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*2011/05/25 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 6 | *2011/05/25 '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 6 | ||
*2014/12/29 '''[[Urban Legend in Limbo]]''' demo | *2014/12/29 '''[[Urban Legend in Limbo]]''' demo | ||
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| nameEn = Houso | | nameEn = Houso | ||
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* '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 10-11 | * '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 10-11 | ||
* '''[[Urban Legend in Limbo]]''' | * '''[[Urban Legend in Limbo]]''' | ||
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;[[Kasen Ibaraki]] | ;[[Kasen Ibaraki]] | ||
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* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapters 6-7 | * '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapters 6-7 | ||
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{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| nameJp = 邪竜 | | nameJp = {{ruby-ja|邪竜|じゃりゅう}} | ||
| nameEn = Evil Dragon | | nameEn = Evil Dragon | ||
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* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapter 9 | * '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapter 9 | ||
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==Unnamed Kutsutsura== | ==Unnamed Kutsutsura== | ||
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Kosuzu owned the shoe that gave birth to this youkai. | Kosuzu owned the shoe that gave birth to this youkai. | ||
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* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapter 13 | * '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapter 13 | ||
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* '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 22 | * '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 22 | ||
* '''[[Urban Legend in Limbo]]''' | * '''[[Urban Legend in Limbo]]''' | ||
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== | ==Tenryuu== | ||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File: | | image = [[File:WaHH25 Tenryuu.jpg|x100px|]] | ||
| caption = | | caption = Tenryuu in [[Wild and Horned Hermit]] | ||
| | | nameJp = {{ruby-ja|天龍|てんりゅう}} | ||
| | | nameEn = Tenryuu | ||
| | | species = [[Dragon]] | ||
| appPrintworks = *''[[ | | location = | ||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' (Chapter 25) | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{nihongo|'''Tenryuu'''|天龍||lit. "Heavenly Dragon"}} is a dragon that supposedly lives in the sky. It was first mentioned in Chapter 22 of [[Curiosities of Lotus Asia]] when [[Rinnosuke Morichika]] was examining the youkai armillary sphere made by [[Yukari Yakumo]], then later referenced in ''[[Double Spoiler]]'' by [[Aya Shameimaru]] when talking about [[Utsuho Reiuji]]'s ''Seven Stars "Septentrion"'' [[spell card]], and finally shown in the kappa's planetarium in ''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''. Although it's called the "King of Constellations" and is identified with the Big Dipper, unlike other constellations Tenryuu is considered to be an actual living dragon that soars through the heavens. This dragon is allegedly on its way to devour the North Star, and it is said that when that happens something that makes both Heaven and Earth to tremble will occur. According to [[Kasen Ibaraki]], "dragons will become rulers of everything under Heaven as the Heaven-born dragon dances through the sky". | |||
In Curiosities of Lotus Asia, Rinnosuke gives a similar but somewhat more complex version of the event, saying that Polaris (also called the North Star or Unmoving Star) is the face of the Lord of the Night Acala, an embodiment of Mahavairocana. Mahavairocana is an avatar of the Sun that consumes the power of youkai, and that turns into Acala during nighttime to prevent youkai from rampaging. The dragon is plotting to eat Acala to control the sky day and night. According to the records, it is prophesied that Tenryuu will move after a few thousand years, and then youkai society will also undergo a great metamorphosis. Moreover, shooting stars are said to be Tenryuu's scales that fall off. | |||
===Background Information=== | ===Background Information=== | ||
;Design | ;Design | ||
Tenryuu is shown to have the appearance of a regular eastern-style dragon, but it's actual size and exact color scheme are unknown. | |||
[[File:WaHH25 Tenryuu2.jpg|thumb|290px|Tenryuu as shown by the kappa's planetarium in ''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]'']] | |||
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===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
* '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 25 | |||
* '''[[ | *[[Double Spoiler/Spell Cards/Level 8|'''Double Spoiler''' - Level 8 Spell Cards]]: ''Seven Stars "Septentrion"'' | ||
*[[Curiosities of Lotus Asia]] Chapter 22 | |||
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==Unnamed Umatsuki== | |||
== | |||
{{Unofficial title|section}} | {{Unofficial title|section}} | ||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File: | | image = [[File:FS_ch36_Umatsuki.png|x150px|]] | ||
| caption = The | | caption = The umatsuki in [[Forbidden Scrollery]] | ||
| species = [[ | | species = [[Umatsuki]] | ||
| | | age = Unknown, Deceased | ||
| | | abilities = Possessing humans | ||
| location = [[Human Village]] (formerly) | | location = [[Human Village]] (formerly) | ||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' (Chapters | | appPrintworks = *''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]'' (Chapters 36-37) | ||
}} | }} | ||
After the [[#Salt Merchant|salt merchant]] had one of his horses killed for its meat, it rose from the dead as an umatsuki and began to take over his body. Under its influence the merchant became known for doing odd things, like ordering his servants to destroy andromeda flowers (which are disliked by horses). After [[Kosuzu]] sighted a headless horse near the mansion, [[Mamizou]] recognised it as an umatsuki and was impressed by its boldness, while [[Reimu]] set out to investigate further. After determining that its victim could no longer be saved, Reimu exterminated the umatsuki, leaving behind the salt merchant's lifeless body. | |||
===Background Information=== | ===Background Information=== | ||
;Design | ;Design | ||
;Ability | ;Ability | ||
===Relationships=== | ===Relationships=== | ||
;[[Kosuzu Motoori]] | ;[[Kosuzu Motoori]] | ||
;[[Reimu Hakurei]] | ;[[Reimu Hakurei]] | ||
===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapters 36-37 | |||
* '''[[Forbidden Scrollery]]''' - Chapters | |||
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== | =Objects & Unknown= | ||
Minor characters who are neither living thing or whose form is completely unknown. | |||
=== | ==Mimi-Chan== | ||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File: | | nameJp = ミミちゃん | ||
| caption = | | nameEn = Mimi-chan | ||
| nameIPA = | |||
| image = [[File:Th03Mimi-chan.png|Mimi-chan]] | |||
| location = [[ | | caption = Mimi-chan in [[Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream]] | ||
| location = Marisa's house in the [[Forest of Magic]]?, was originally from the [[Outside World]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{nihongo|'''Mimi-chan'''|ミミちゃん|Mimichan}} is a sentient female [[wikipedia:Intercontinental ballistic missile|intercontinental ballistic missile]] who only appears in Marisa's good ending of ''[[Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream]]''. She was formerly owned by [[Yumemi Okazaki]] and is now owned by [[Marisa Kirisame]]. Marisa wanted a weapon from the [[outside world]] and this is what she got. Unfortunately for Marisa, she doesn't know how to use her. It's unknown if Marisa still owns her. | |||
===Background Information=== | ===Background Information=== | ||
Seen in Marisa's ending in ''[[Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream]]'', Mimi-chan is a big white missile with black eyes, a red mouth and a red nosecone. She is based on the identical-looking missile from the 1986 manga series ''[[:Wikipedia:Don't Leave Me Alone, Daisy|Don't Leave Me Alone, Daisy]]'', where she is also named Mimi-chan. | |||
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*Mimi-chan is one of the few characters in the entire series to have appeared in a game without ever having been a playable character or a boss character. | |||
===Fandom=== | |||
{{main|Fandom/Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream#Mimi-Chan|l1=Fandom: Mimi-Chan}} | |||
===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
*1997/12/29 '''[[Phantasmagoria of Dim. Dream]]''' - Marisa's good ending | |||
* '''[[ | |||
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== | ==Suiki== | ||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| | | nameJp = {{ruby-ja|水鬼|すいき}} | ||
| caption = | | nameEn = Suiki | ||
| nameIPA = | |||
| abilities = | | image = | ||
| location = [[ | | caption = Suiki's water column in ''Wild and Horned Hermit" | ||
| appPrintworks = *''[[ | | chartitle = | ||
| species = [[Oni]] ([[Kishin]]) | |||
| abilities = Manipulating water (?) | |||
| age = | |||
| occupation = [[Kishin]] chief | |||
| location = [[Hell]] | |||
| appPrintworks = *''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' (Chapter 12) | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{nihongo|'''Suiki'''|水鬼}} is one the [[kishin]] chiefs from Hell. In Chapter 12 of ''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' this figure came to Gensokyo to hunt and kill [[Seiga Kaku]], as the hermit had extended her lifespan too much, going against the concept of [[wikipedia:Saṃsāra|Saṃsāra]], the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Suiki's actions also caused problems for the [[kappa]], making it impossible for them to approach [[Genbu Ravine]], their home. | |||
===Background Information=== | ===Background Information=== | ||
; | ;Name | ||
This character's name is {{nihongo|''Suiki''|水鬼|lit. "Water Oni"}}, same as that of one of the four demons serving the sorcerer [http://iganinja.jp/en/place/spot/post-35.html Fujiwara no Chikata]. | |||
;Ability | ;Ability | ||
Suiki has shown the ability to manipulate water to a great extent. By concentrating a vast amount of water from all of Gensokyo in the same place and super-pressurizing it, they created a huge, layered, extremely powerful column capable of instantly disintegrating rocks on contact, and mantained it for various consecutive days. According to [[Nitori Kawashiro]], this power is comparable to that of Lord [[Suiryuu]], the water [[dragon]]. | |||
===Relationships=== | ===Relationships=== | ||
;[[ | ;[[Seiga Kaku]] (target) | ||
Suiki tried to kill Seiga to end her over-extended lifespan. Despite the water trap being impossible to bypass directly, Seiga managed to escape by opening an underground tunnel. | |||
===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
* '''[[Wild and Horned Hermit]]''' - Chapter 12 | |||
* '''[[ | |||
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== | ==Laika== | ||
{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
| image = [[File: | | nameJp = ライカ | ||
| caption = | | nameEn = Laika | ||
| species = [[ | | nameIPA = | ||
| | | image = [[File:CoLA35Laika.png|x375px|Sokrates]] | ||
| caption = Laika in [[Curiosities of Lotus Asia]] | |||
| species = Robot inhabited by [[dog]] spirit | |||
| occupation = Rinnosuke's pet | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{nihongo|'''Laika'''|ライカ|Raika}} is a dog spirit who reincarnated into the body of a [[wikipedia:AIBO|robotic dog]] from the Outside World. She was found by [[Rinnosuke Morichika]] and subsequently became his pet. | |||
===Background Information=== | ===Background Information=== | ||
Rinnosuke named her after [[wikipedia:Laika|Laika]], a dog which was part of the Soviet Space Program and became the first animal to be launched into orbit, subsequently dying of overheating. He considers her to be the Outside World's most famous dog, and also the one who experienced the most loneliness. | |||
===Additional Information=== | |||
===Official Sources=== | ===Official Sources=== | ||
*2019/10/28 '''[[Curiosities of Lotus Asia/Chapter 35]]''' | |||
* '''[[ | |||
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=See Also= | |||
* [[Unnamed Midbosses]] | * [[Unnamed Midbosses]] | ||
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Cet article répertorie les personnages qui ont des apparitions très mineures et épisodiques dans Touhou Project . Beaucoup d'entre eux n'ont même pas de nom officiel, donc à cause de cela, ils sont décrits en utilisant des noms choisis arbitrairement. Les personnages listés sur cette page sont dans l'ordre chronologique (du début PC-98 aux derniers jeux Windows). La plupart de ces personnages apparaissent dans les Œuvres Papier.
Personnages
Personnages mineurs qui sont soit humains, soit youkai, ou du moins qui possède une forme humaine.
Multi
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Multi Multi dans Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream
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Multi (マルチ Maruchi) est un robot de la série animée To Heart. Ce n'est pas un personnage de Touhou Project et elle fait un simple caméo dans le good ending de Reimu dans Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream juste pour la blague. Son nom est censuré en Ma○chi (ま○ち, écrit en hiragana alors qu'il est normalement en katakana) en jeu et ses yeux sont censurés par un rectangle car ZUN n'avait certainement par les droits de la part de Leaf.
Similaire à ses apparitions officielles, elle a de courts cheveux verts et porte un uniforme d'étudiante typique japonais. Ses grandes "oreilles" robotiques lui permettent d'être reconnue comme robot. Dans ses apparitions officielles, elle a les yeux vert émeraude.
Trivia
- Multi est le seul personnage connu que ZUN ait dessiné sans qu'il ne l'ait créé.
- Le design de Ruukoto est potentiellement une parodie de Multi car elle non plus n'est pas très douée pour nettoyer.
- Multi est l'un des quelques personnages de toute la série à être apparu dans un jeu sans avoir jamais été jouable ou un boss.
- La main vue lors de son apparition est celle de Doraemon. La façon dont la main présente Multi à Reimu est aussi la façon dont Doraemon présente de nouveaux gadjets à quelqu'un.
Voir Aussi
Sources Officielles
- 23/12/1997 Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream - Ending de Reimu
Résidents de Makai sans nom dans l'ending de Reimu de MS
Résident de Makai sans nomRésident de Makai sans nom Une fée et un démon vivant à Makai dans Mystic Square
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Ces résidents de Makai apparaissent dans le Good Ending de Reimu Hakurei dans Mystic Square. Le premier a des cheveux blonds et une robe blanche, un ruban, des ailes de fée et ce qui semble être un couvre-chef de servante. Le second a plutôt l'air d'un démon, avec de longs cheveux argent munis d'un ruban noir, une tenue noire et blanche et des ailes de démon blanches.
Trivia
- La "fée" ressemble un peu aux démons aux robes blanches qui apparaissent comme ennemis génériques au stage 5, mais semble être plus proche d'une Fée servante.
- Le "démon" ressemble un peu à Koakuma et Mystia Lorelei.
Fandom
Sources Officielles
- 30/12/1998 Mystic Square - Good Ending de Reimu
Fille sans nom sur le label du CD de DiPP
La fille sur le CD de la version du Comiket 62 de Dolls in Pseudo Paradise
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Cette jeune fille apparaît sur la version du Comiket 62 du CD de Dolls in Pseudo Paradise. Elle est remplacée par une Fille sans nom sur la jaquette de Dolls in Pseudo Paradise lorsque ZUN a re-sorti l'album au Comiket 63 le 30 décembre 2002.
Informations Supplémentaires
Sur la version du Comiket 62 du CD, cette fille a les yeux et les cheveux violet foncé, et ceux-ci semblent attachés d'un côté, avec un petit nœud blanc à l'extrémité. Elle porte un béret rouge, un haut blanc sans manches avec un col et un nœud rouge, une paire de manches blanches détachées aux bordures rouges, dont l'une semble être pliée, et une jupe rouge. Son couvre-chef contient deux grandes étoiles jaunes. C'est la prêtresse qui apparaît dans certaines parties de l'histoire.
Sources Officielles
- 11/08/2002 Dolls in Pseudo Paradise
Fille sans nom sur la jaquette de DiPP
Fille sur la jaquette La fille sur la jaquette de Dolls in Pseudo Paradise
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Le titre de cet(te) section est non-officiel ; aucun nom officiel n'a été trouvé, alors un nom d'empreint trouvé par la communauté lui a été donné à la place du nom original |
Cette fille apparaît sur la jaquette et sur le CD de Dolls in Pseudo Paradise. Elle est apparue pour la première sur l'image top020729.jpg, et pas Dolls in Pseudo Paradise, et c'est aussi le premier personnage à ne pas apparaître dans un jeu Touhou Project. On ne sait pas exactement qui elle est.
Informations Supplémentaires
Sur la jaquette de Dolls in Pseudo Paradise, elle tient ce qui ressemble à une croix chrétienne dans sa main droite, et d'après l'histoire (voir la Fandom ci-dessous), elle est blonde.
Fandom
Sources Officielles
- 29/07/2002 top020729.jpg
- 30/12/2002 Dolls in Pseudo Paradise
Gateguards of the Lunar Capital
The two guards in Silent Sinner in Blue
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These two men are the gatekeepers of the mansion owned by their mistresses Watatsuki no Yorihime and Watatsuki no Toyohime on the Lunar Capital. They've only appeared on Chapter 7 of Silent Sinner in Blue. These gatekeepers try to prevent Reisen from entering the Moon Palace. Luckily, Watatsuki no Toyohime falls from the sky and lands on Reisen, then gives Reisen permission to pass through. They're one of the few male characters in the Touhou Project.
Background Information
Both the guards wear a Chinese-style armor with a bag on their belts. Their hair is tied into buns and the buns wrapped, per ancient Chinese tradition.
Official Sources
- 2007/12/08 Silent Sinner in Blue - Chapter 7
Unnamed bake-danuki
The bake-danuki in Oriental Sacred Place
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This bake-danuki appears on Chapter 11 on the Oriental Sacred Place where she masquerades as Marisa Kirisame and joins Reimu Hakurei for a moon-viewing, presumably to gain access to the shrine maiden's mochi and sake. Reimu is aware of the fact that she's not actually Marisa for quite some time, but still allows her to stay for a while. When Reimu reveals that she knows who she is, the bake-danuki, impressed by the shrine-maiden's insight, thanks her for the food and drink and disappears. She hasn't been seen since.
Background Information
When its identity was revealed, this bake-danuki displayed shadows around its eyes, large round ears and a tail; its appearance otherwise remained identical to Marisa Kirisame except the hair braid is on the right side instead of the left. Its true appearance is unknown.
Fandom
Official Sources
- 2010/10/26 Oriental Sacred Place - Chapter 11
Unnamed kappa group
Kappa group The kappa on the cover of Wild and Horned Hermit Volume 3.
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A group of kappa who appear frequently in Wild and Horned Hermit, and in chapter 11 of Visionary Fairies in Shrine
Background Information
- Design
Like most kappa, they wear outfits with similar colors to that of Nitori Kawashiro. In chapter 11 of Visionary Fairies in Shrine, their clothes are essentially identical to Nitori's, and like Nitori, all the kappa depicted also have a key strapped on the front and a green backpack.
While most kappa seem to have blue hair, this group has a member with particularly dark hair. Another member sports a pair of round glasses.
Official Sources
Kosuzu's Grandfather
Kosuzu's grampa in Chapter 2 of Forbidden Scrollery Kosuzu's grampa in Forbidden Scrollery
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Kosuzu Motoori's grandfather was briefly shown in a flashback on chapter 2 of Forbidden Scrollery, in which he was the one who taught Kosuzu about the "word-eating worm". He's got a bald head and it's unknown what his name is or if he is still alive.
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapter 2
Unnamed Fox student
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The Fox-child student in Forbidden Scrollery
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In Forbidden Scrollery, this youkai fox transformed into a human child to be able to follow Keine Kamishirasawa's lessons and to learn writing in human language. However, because it lacked any paper material to write on, it wrote on the schools door, alarming the villagers as there was a youkai hidden among children. Even after Reimu starts a surveillance at the school, it manages to avoid the shrine maiden's traps and is unaffected by her youkai-repelling ofuda, as it lacks any kind of evil. At the end, it is helped by Kosuzu Motoori, that communicates with it and gives it a notebook to write on, making Reimu and the villagers believe that it left the school.
Background Information
- Design
Its youkai form is that of a young child with short hair, fox ears and a fox tail. While disguised as a human, it appears the same but its animal features are hidden.
Relationships
Kosuzu helps this youkai by giving it paper material and hiding its youkai nature from others humans.
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapter 18-19
Unnamed Snake youkai
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The snake youkai in Forbidden Scrollery
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Disguising itself (?) |
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Human Village (formerly), India(?) in the Outside World (formerly) |
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A snake from the Outside World that ate a human, causing it to be transported to Gensokyo as a youkai. Using its newfound powers, the snake became an infamous dine-and-dasher in the Human Village, wearing a different human disguise each time and seemingly vanishing into thin air if chased. At the same time, it caused unrest by attacking a number of humans in its true form. Eventually the snake was confronted by Mamizou Futatsuiwa, who broke its disguise and taught it Gensokyo's rules about interfering with human villagers.
Background Information
- Design
Its true form is that of a snake, but it has shown the ability to disguise itself in various ways.
- Ability
The snake youkai is capable of disguising itself as a human and can take many different forms. However, according to Mamizou its disguises are "low-ranking" and easily seen through. Exposure to tobacco smoke disrupts the snake's powers and forces it to revert to its true form.
Relationships
Mamizou is the only one to know of the snake's role in the village's dine-and-dash incidents, and also taught him Gensokyo's rules.
Additional Information
- Shortly before the snake youkai appears, Kosuzu and Mamizou are seen reading a news article from the Outside World about a giant snake eating a human in India, implying that this youkai was the snake in question.
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapter 22-23
The Fortune-teller
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Fichier:FS Jinyou.jpg The fortune-teller as a jinyou in Forbidden Scrollery
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Capacités |
Fortune-telling, Magic |
Occupation |
Fortune-teller (formerly) |
Résidence |
Human Village (formerly) |
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A fortune-teller from the Human Village, who was shunned by the village's master diviner for incorporating magic into his techniques. After peering into "the outer edge of our world", he came to resent how Gensokyo's humans lived at the mercy of youkai, and created a plan to become a youkai himself.
Around half a year before the events of Forbidden Scrollery chapter 24, the fortune-teller committed suicide, leaving behind a book in which he had written a mix of powerful divination techniques and childish scribbles. When Kosuzu began taking the book's techniques for her own while discarding the gibberish, it created a grudge that linked the book with the fortune-teller's spirit; by carefully controlling his emotions he was then able to cross over into the mortal world without becoming a vengeful spirit.
The fortune-teller, reborn as a jinyou, is discovered by Reimu who pursues him into the wilderness away from the village. Once no one is around, he claims that he has no intention of harming humans or even living anywhere they could find him, so there is no need for he and the "youkai shrine maiden" to fight. In response Reimu tells the jinyou that he has been misinformed, and that a human villager becoming a youkai is "the greatest sin of all", before apparently killing him.
Background Information
- Design
While still alive the fortune-teller had the appearance of a normal human, with a long nose and black hair swept back into a short ponytail. He is sometimes seen wearing glasses and a coat or cloak.
After becoming a jinyou he takes on a demonic appearance with pointed ears, claws and fangs, similar to the "Nosferatu" depiction of vampires. The inside of his body has apparently transformed into darkness while his skin is now tough and leathery, with his eyes and mouth having become gashes that open into it. He no longer wears glasses, and his cloak collar flares upwards.
- Ability
Relationships
- Kosuzu Motoori (Involuntary helper)
Kosuzu, by claiming the diviner's techniques as her own, involuntarily helped him resurrecting as a jinyou.
- Reimu Hakurei (Exterminator)
The fortune-teller was aware of Reimu's reputation as the "youkai shrine maiden", knowing that she allowed youkai to visit her shrine without exterminating them, and believed that she would take his side. However, things turned out to be different, and Reimu exterminated him without hesitation.
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapters 24-25
Anxious Moustached Villager
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Fichier:FS ch34 Anxious Moustached Villager.png The villager describes his symptoms in Forbidden Scrollery
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A male human villager who first appears in Forbidden Scrollery chapter 33, where he prays at the Hakurei Shrine while shaking visibly, scared that the end of the world is coming. He reappears in the next chapter, where he praises the medicine seller from Eientei for selling him something that "took all his worries away".
Background Information
- Design
Relationships
Salt Merchant
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Fichier:FS ch37 Salt Merchant.png The merchant becomes possessed in Forbidden Scrollery
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Âge |
Unknown, Deceased |
Occupation |
Salt merchant |
Résidence |
Human Village (formerly) |
Apparitions | |
Œuvres Littéraires | |
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A wealthy salt merchant, and a regular customer of Suzunaan; his home in the Human Village was colloquially known as "the salt mansion". After he killed and ate one of his beloved horses, it returned as an umatsuki and began to take over his body. By the time Reimu discovered the umatsuki, nothing of the merchant was left, forcing Reimu to exterminate it. Kosuzu was present at the merchant's funeral, where his death was blamed on illness.
Background Information
- Design
Relationships
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapters 36-37
Hungry Villager
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The villager in Wild and Horned Hermit
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A human from the vilage that was possessed by a hunger god, which made him exhausted and really hungry. He appears at the Hakurei Shrine right when Reimu and the others are wondering why no one is coming despite all the advertisement for the festival. Reimu immediatly asks him if he was attacked, but he only asks for some water and is then seen eating some food. He is also present when Reimu performs a show of exterminating the hunger god, and then helps the shrine maiden by advertising the festival in the Human Village.
Background Information
- Design
Official Sources
- Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 36
Geidontei's Owner
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Geidontei's owner in Lotus Eaters
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Espèce |
Human |
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Occupation |
Bar owner |
This man is the owner of Geidontei, a traditional Japanese-styled bar located in the Human Village and also Miyoi Okunoda's work place. After Reimu talks with him about one of the customers apparently being abducted by a youkai, he asks for Reimu's aid saying the rumors are causing fear in the other customers. Reimu agrees to help and places an ofuda which says the bar is under her protection.
Official Sources
- 2019/11/26 Lotus Eaters - Chapter 1
Geidontei Regulars
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Miyoi with her regulars Miyoi with her regulars in Lotus Eaters
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Human |
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Occupation |
Bar customers |
Two unnamed, male, middle aged villagers who are frequently seen drinking at Geidontei and who seem to be Miyoi's most regular customers. One is balding and grows a moustache, the other one has a lanky face and blonde (or grey) hair. They appear in nearly every chapter of Lotus Eaters, mostly as background characters, and sometimes with significant speaking roles.
Additional Information
Official Sources
- 2019/11/26 Lotus Eaters - Chapter 1
Animals
Minor characters who are either normal animals or youkai beasts without a confirmed human form.
Sokrates
ソクラテス Sokrates | |
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Sokrates Sokrates dans Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream
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Espèce | |
Occupation |
Le chat d'Ellen |
Sokrates (ソクラテス Sokuratesu) est l'animal de compagnie de Ellen, un chat avec des poils courts et une fourrure beige pâle, de l'ère PC-98. Dans Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream, il a toujours été vu sur l'épaule d'Ellen et on dit qu'il quitte rarement Ellen. La seule fois qu'on voit Ellen sans lui, c'est quand elle lance une Spell Card.
Informations
Sokrates semble partager son nom avec un philosophe grec classique appelé Socrate. ZUN a noté que le style vestimentaire d'Ellen et l'"époque" à laquelle les chats étaient des animaux de compagnie ne correspondent pas vraiment, donc le chat devrait probablement être nommé "Archimède" à la place.
Trivia
- Sokrates est l'un des rares chats mondains figurant dans Touhou Project.
- Sokrates est le deuxième male à être présenté à la série, le premier étant Genjii. (Si on exclut SinGyoku avec sa 3eme forme ambiguë, qui ressemble à un homme qui prie)
Sources Officielles
- 29/12/1997 Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream - Sprite et portrait d'Ellen
Unnamed cat on MS cover
The cat on the cover of Mystic Square
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Espèce |
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This short-haired cat with light tan fur appears on the cover of Mystic Square. It is assumed to be owned by Alice Margatroid since it's sleeping on her skirt. It's one of the few mundane cats featured in the Touhou Project.
Official Sources
- 1998/12/30 Mystic Square - Game cover
Giant Toad
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The Giant Toad behind Cirno in Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red.
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The Giant Toad (大蝦蟇 Dai Gama) is a toad that lives in the Giant Toad's Pond who first appeared in Cirno's article Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red. In the article, it was said that Cirno was freezing frogs as usual, so this toad decided to punish her by eating her. However, Cirno escapes by freezing the toad's stomach, making it spit her out. Neither had any major injuries.
Considering the divine nature of the pond, it is likely that the toad acts as its guardian. Unless provoked, the Giant Toad will remain benevolent and gentle. Providing it with an offering will ensure that humans who visit the pond will have a safe trip home. On the walk home, a seemingly ordinary toad will follow you down to the base of the Youkai Mountain. This toad is actually a subordinate of the Giant Toad, and is a sign of its approval. No youkai would dare to attack a human being followed by the Giant Toads's watchful eyes. The toad is the size of two humans
Background Information
This character has always been referred to as "Giant Toad" in canon, but that doesn't mean it's the toad's actual name as it may simply be an identification.
Official Sources
- 2005/08/11 Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red - Cirno
- 2006/12/27 Perfect Memento in Strict Sense - Giant Toad's Pond
Tsuchinoko
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Tsuchinoko in Strange and Bright Nature Deity
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Capacités |
Can control plants |
Occupation |
Eating and sleeping |
Résidence |
Marisa's house in the Forest of Magic(?) |
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The Tsuchinoko (槌の子) is a brown look-alike snake creature that is owned as a pet by Marisa Kirisame, where the body between of head and the tail is "fat". In Strange and Bright Nature Deity chapter 9, the Three Fairies of Light found their home covered with vines. They were unable to get into their home, so they got Marisa to help. In chapter 10, they believed it was a "Vine Youkai". When Luna Child created some food for the group, the "Vine Youkai" quickly ate the food, and they realised it was actually a Tsuchinoko and Marisa decided to take it home as a pet.
Reimu Hakurei recommended Marisa to exterminate it, but she refused. To add to this, because it sleeps a lot, eats a lot, snores, and with the lack of food supply Marisa has for it, it's unknown if she did exterminate it or if she still owns it as a pet. Its god is the Nozuchi.
Background Information
This character has always been referred to as "Tsuchinoko" (槌の子) in canon, but it doesn't mean it's this creature's real name as it may just be an identification.
Official Sources
- 2007/06/26 Strange and Bright Nature Deity - Chapter 10
Koutei
Koutei | |
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Koutei in Wild and Horned Hermit
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Âge |
Child (exact age unknown) |
Occupation |
Pet |
Résidence |
Kasen's Dojo? |
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Jeux officiels | |
Urban Legend in Limbo (Kasen's attacks) | |
Œuvres Littéraires | |
Koutei (黄帝) is a young Eastern-style dragon that Kasen Ibaraki is able to control with her abilities. Appearing in Wild and Horned Hermit chapter 5, it abducts Reimu Hakurei under Kasen's orders.
On its first appearance Koutei was not referred to by name. Its current name was revealed as part of Kasen's appearance in Urban Legend in Limbo.
Official Sources
- 2011/03/28 Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 5
Kume
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Kume in Wild and Horned Hermit
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Occupation |
Pet/Transportation |
Résidence |
Kasen's Dojo |
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Kume is a giant eagle that Kasen Ibaraki controls and it was referred to as a cryptid (generally a mythological creature rejected by science) in Kasen's profile, appearing in Wild and Horned Hermit chapters 5, 6 and 9. Kasen uses it as a form of transportation and later presumably under Kasen's orders, drops Reimu Hakurei off back to the Hakurei Shrine. The dapeng is later seen in chapter 9, flying Kasen away from Suika Ibuki.
Background Information
It looks like a Bald Eagle about 5 to 7 meters long, large enough to sustain Kasen and Reimu's weight with ease. While it may not be a Bald Eagle, it can be assumed that it is either part of the Sea Eagle family, or at least a close relative.
Relationships
Official Sources
- 2011/03/28 Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 5
- 2011/05/25 Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 6
Kanda
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Kanda in Wild and Horned Hermit
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Résidence |
Kasen's dojo |
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Compared to Kume, Kanda is still a young and inexperienced sea eagle and is about the size of a human. This eagle took over the job as Kasen's personal delivery eagle in WaHH Chapter 10, after Kume got too old and senile to continue. Kanda is also an assist attack in Urban Legend in Limbo and Antinomy of Common Flowers.
Background Information
Relationships
Official Sources
- Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 10
Mukou
Mukou | |
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Kasen's Raijuu Mukou in Wild and Horned Hermit
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Capacités |
Electricity, Poison |
Occupation |
Pet |
Résidence |
Kasen's Dojo |
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Mukou (務光) is a raijuu, a poisonous electricity-producing beast that first appeared in Wild and Horned Hermit Chapter 6. During an unseasonal thunderstorm, Reimu and Marisa discover it, believing it to be an electric animal that could be raised to provide electricity. Its poison, however, affects the two humans to feel demotivated. The raijuu turns out to be one of Kasen's many pets, and had caused the thunderstorm because it had been feeling neglected. The cure for the raijuu's poison is revealed to be corn, which helps Reimu and Marisa recover very quickly.
On its first appearance Mukou was not referred to by name. Its current name was revealed as part of Kasen's appearance in Urban Legend in Limbo.
Background Information
In its name Mukou (務光), the first kanji means "duties" whilst the second means "light". It is a ferret-like animal with white fur and red eyes. A mane of darker blue fur stretches from its forehead to the tip of its tail.
Additional Information
- Kasen reminisces about how she caught Mukou during a thunderstorm at the shrine, which resulted in a tree behind the shrine being struck by lightning. This tree appears in Strange and Bright Nature Deity Chapter 21 onwards, where it becomes the new home of the Three Fairies of Light.
Official Sources
- 2011/05/25 Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 6
- 2014/12/29 Urban Legend in Limbo demo
Houso
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Occupation |
Guard |
Résidence |
Kasen's dojo, Youkai Mountain |
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Houso (彭祖) is Kasen Ibaraki's pet tiger introduced in Wild and Horned Hermit chapter 11. After Marisa Kirisame discovers the hidden location of Kasen's dojo on Youkai Mountain in chapter 10, Kasen acquires Houso to guard the dojo from suspicious intruders. When Marisa tries to find her house again to rob it, Houso confronts and attacks her, resulting in an injury to her arm that was healed by Unshou. However, because Kasen trained Houso not to attack without provocation, it's revealed that Marisa tried to take its hide because she figured it would be valuable.
In Urban Legend in Limbo it assists Kasen in her attacks.
Background Information
The first kanji in its name means "swelling, sound of drum", whilst the second kanji means "ancestor, pioneer, founder". It looks like a typical tiger.
Relationships
As Kasen is Houso's master, it follows Kasen's will, guarding her dojo from intruders. It also assists her in Urban Legend in Limbo.
When Marisa tries to locate Kasen's dojo, it attacks her, though apparently not without provocation, since Marisa revealed she wanted to skin the tiger of its valuable fur.
Official Sources
- Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 10-11
- Urban Legend in Limbo
Unnamed okuri-inu
Okuri-inu Unnamed Okuri-inu in Oriental Sacred Place
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Guardian of the Human Village |
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Background Information
Relationships
Tupai
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ツパイ Tupai | |
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Tupai the chupacbra, intoxicated Tupai in Forbidden Scrollery
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Tupai (ツパイ) is Remilia Scarlet's pet chupacabra that was initially mistaken for an actual tupai. It escapes off-screen during the events of Wild and Horned Hermit chapter 16, and begins stealing alcohol from the Human Village. It displays great speed and agility, making it difficult to catch. Eventually, it was captured by Hieda no Akyuu in Forbidden Scrollery chapters 6–7, who sets a trap by spiking one of her sake jars. It's now kept in a cage after a promise from the Scarlet Devil Mansion that it'll not escape again, with Remilia and Flandre Scarlet mesmerising the Tupai.
Background Information
Despite this creature being revealed to be a chupacabra, "Tupai" was kept its name. As Sakuya Izayoi describes it, it has sharp claws and long fangs, resembling a goblin but "sharper".
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapters 6-7
Evil Dragon
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Evil Dragon | |
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Evil dragon regaining its power Evil Dragon in Forbidden Scrollery
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Résidence |
Human Village (formerly), Above the clouds |
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The Evil Dragon (邪竜) is a dragon that was trapped in the form of a snake, until it tricked Marisa Kirisame into releasing its power from the Night Parade Picture Scroll. Apparently, it was responsible for the construction of the Human Village's Inari shrine long ago.
Background Information
- Design
In its sealed form, the evil dragon resembles a white snake. After it has regained some of its power it turns black and sprouts batlike wings. The appearance of its true form is unknown.
Relationships
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapter 9
Unnamed Kutsutsura
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The Kutsutsura in Forbidden Scrollery
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Espèce |
Shoe Tsukumogami |
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Résidence |
Human Village (formerly) |
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The Kutsutsura (沓頬) was a shoe Tsukumogami born from one of Kosuzu Motoori's shoes. After it started moving on its own, it tried to become a complete youkai by stealing melons in the village, but is eventually stopped and then exterminated by Marisa Kirisame before the transformation is completed. It is the first known character that has definitively been killed in the current era.
Background Information
In its incomplete form, the Kutsutsura resembles a smoke-like creature with a vague four-legged animal form. The shoe it is born from stands on its head with the strings flying in the air. It's unknown how it would look like as a complete youkai.
Relationships
- Marisa Kirisame (Exterminator)
Since the Kutsutsura is born from one of Kosuzu's shoes, Marisa exterminates it to protect Kosuzu's reputation, as it would have been bad if the other villagers knew that she was directly or indirectly involved in the creation of a new youkai inside the village.
- Kosuzu Motoori (Tool owner)
Kosuzu owned the shoe that gave birth to this youkai.
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapter 13
Manzairaku
Manzairaku | |
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Manzairaku in Wild and Horned Hermit
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Espèce |
Seal |
Occupation |
Entertainer |
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Jeux officiels | |
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Manzairaku (万歳楽) is a seal, found in the Genbu Ravine by the kappa and Marisa Kirisame after she left a party at the Hakurei Shrine. Initially mistaken for a fur-covered monster fish, with a head like an otter's, the kappa let it go due to its appearance and large size. However, after Kasen Ibaraki describes the seal-like folkloric Manzairaku, purported to bring good fortune, Marisa and Reimu Hakurei go back to see the "fish." After using sonar and searchlights to find it once again, crowds later gather to catch a glimpse.
Perturbed by the gathering crowds at their home, Nitori Kawashiro and the other kappa move Manzairaku to the Abandon Pond, where they use it to entertain visitors. It enjoys performing, but becomes depressed. Nitori asks Kasen to help, but still under the assumption the seal is a "strange fish", Nitori explains it might actually be a sea mammal. Kasen explains that it needs saltwater, so Nitori builds an artificial pool. It also tells Kasen its story.
In the Outside World, it swam up a river in a city, where it drew the attention of humans. It was made an honorary citizen, but after it left for the sea and came back, it was forgotten by them, making it lonely, and it wound up in Gensokyo.
In Urban Legend in Limbo it assists Kasen in her attacks.
Background Information
- Origin
Manzairaku seems to be based on Tama-chan, who became renowned in Japan in 2002 when it lived in the Tama River in Tokyo. Seals are not native to Japan, which is why it was a rare sight. Like Manzairaku in the Outside World, interest in Tama-chan also faded.
- Design
Manzairaku looks like a typical seal and is grey in color.
Relationships
Manzairaku seems to trust Kasen, being willing to talk to her, and even assisting her in Urban Legend in Limbo.
Though initially being frightened of it, the kappa eventually teach Manzairaku tricks and has it put on shows to entertain folks for money. Manzairaku doesn't seem to dislike its position. However, despite treating him well, the kappa were ignorant in how to care for it, by having it live in freshwater and even being hinted to feed it "kappa food" (shirikodama), depressing him briefly.
Manzairaku seems to love humans and the attention it gets from them, even becoming lonely when it's not the center of their attention.
Official Sources
- Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 22
- Urban Legend in Limbo
Tenryuu
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Tenryuu in Wild and Horned Hermit
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Tenryuu (天龍, lit. "Heavenly Dragon") is a dragon that supposedly lives in the sky. It was first mentioned in Chapter 22 of Curiosities of Lotus Asia when Rinnosuke Morichika was examining the youkai armillary sphere made by Yukari Yakumo, then later referenced in Double Spoiler by Aya Shameimaru when talking about Utsuho Reiuji's Seven Stars "Septentrion" spell card, and finally shown in the kappa's planetarium in Wild and Horned Hermit. Although it's called the "King of Constellations" and is identified with the Big Dipper, unlike other constellations Tenryuu is considered to be an actual living dragon that soars through the heavens. This dragon is allegedly on its way to devour the North Star, and it is said that when that happens something that makes both Heaven and Earth to tremble will occur. According to Kasen Ibaraki, "dragons will become rulers of everything under Heaven as the Heaven-born dragon dances through the sky".
In Curiosities of Lotus Asia, Rinnosuke gives a similar but somewhat more complex version of the event, saying that Polaris (also called the North Star or Unmoving Star) is the face of the Lord of the Night Acala, an embodiment of Mahavairocana. Mahavairocana is an avatar of the Sun that consumes the power of youkai, and that turns into Acala during nighttime to prevent youkai from rampaging. The dragon is plotting to eat Acala to control the sky day and night. According to the records, it is prophesied that Tenryuu will move after a few thousand years, and then youkai society will also undergo a great metamorphosis. Moreover, shooting stars are said to be Tenryuu's scales that fall off.
Background Information
- Design
Tenryuu is shown to have the appearance of a regular eastern-style dragon, but it's actual size and exact color scheme are unknown.
Official Sources
- Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 25
- Double Spoiler - Level 8 Spell Cards: Seven Stars "Septentrion"
- Curiosities of Lotus Asia Chapter 22
Unnamed Umatsuki
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Fichier:FS ch36 Umatsuki.png The umatsuki in Forbidden Scrollery
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Capacités |
Possessing humans |
Âge |
Unknown, Deceased |
Résidence |
Human Village (formerly) |
Apparitions | |
Œuvres Littéraires | |
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After the salt merchant had one of his horses killed for its meat, it rose from the dead as an umatsuki and began to take over his body. Under its influence the merchant became known for doing odd things, like ordering his servants to destroy andromeda flowers (which are disliked by horses). After Kosuzu sighted a headless horse near the mansion, Mamizou recognised it as an umatsuki and was impressed by its boldness, while Reimu set out to investigate further. After determining that its victim could no longer be saved, Reimu exterminated the umatsuki, leaving behind the salt merchant's lifeless body.
Background Information
- Design
- Ability
Relationships
Official Sources
- Forbidden Scrollery - Chapters 36-37
Objects & Unknown
Minor characters who are neither living thing or whose form is completely unknown.
Mimi-Chan
ミミちゃん Mimi-chan | |
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Mimi-chan Mimi-chan in Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream
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Résidence |
Marisa's house in the Forest of Magic?, was originally from the Outside World |
Mimi-chan (ミミちゃん Mimichan) is a sentient female intercontinental ballistic missile who only appears in Marisa's good ending of Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream. She was formerly owned by Yumemi Okazaki and is now owned by Marisa Kirisame. Marisa wanted a weapon from the outside world and this is what she got. Unfortunately for Marisa, she doesn't know how to use her. It's unknown if Marisa still owns her.
Background Information
Seen in Marisa's ending in Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream, Mimi-chan is a big white missile with black eyes, a red mouth and a red nosecone. She is based on the identical-looking missile from the 1986 manga series Don't Leave Me Alone, Daisy, where she is also named Mimi-chan.
Additional Information
- Mimi-chan is one of the few characters in the entire series to have appeared in a game without ever having been a playable character or a boss character.
Fandom
Official Sources
- 1997/12/29 Phantasmagoria of Dim. Dream - Marisa's good ending
Suiki
Suiki | |
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Espèce | |
Capacités |
Manipulating water (?) |
Occupation |
Kishin chief |
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Apparitions | |
Œuvres Littéraires | |
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Suiki (水鬼) is one the kishin chiefs from Hell. In Chapter 12 of Wild and Horned Hermit this figure came to Gensokyo to hunt and kill Seiga Kaku, as the hermit had extended her lifespan too much, going against the concept of Saṃsāra, the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Suiki's actions also caused problems for the kappa, making it impossible for them to approach Genbu Ravine, their home.
Background Information
- Name
This character's name is Suiki (水鬼 lit. "Water Oni"), same as that of one of the four demons serving the sorcerer Fujiwara no Chikata.
- Ability
Suiki has shown the ability to manipulate water to a great extent. By concentrating a vast amount of water from all of Gensokyo in the same place and super-pressurizing it, they created a huge, layered, extremely powerful column capable of instantly disintegrating rocks on contact, and mantained it for various consecutive days. According to Nitori Kawashiro, this power is comparable to that of Lord Suiryuu, the water dragon.
Relationships
- Seiga Kaku (target)
Suiki tried to kill Seiga to end her over-extended lifespan. Despite the water trap being impossible to bypass directly, Seiga managed to escape by opening an underground tunnel.
Official Sources
- Wild and Horned Hermit - Chapter 12
Laika
ライカ Laika | |
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Laika in Curiosities of Lotus Asia
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Espèce |
Robot inhabited by dog spirit |
Occupation |
Rinnosuke's pet |
Laika (ライカ Raika) is a dog spirit who reincarnated into the body of a robotic dog from the Outside World. She was found by Rinnosuke Morichika and subsequently became his pet.
Background Information
Rinnosuke named her after Laika, a dog which was part of the Soviet Space Program and became the first animal to be launched into orbit, subsequently dying of overheating. He considers her to be the Outside World's most famous dog, and also the one who experienced the most loneliness.
Additional Information
Official Sources
- 2019/10/28 Curiosities of Lotus Asia/Chapter 35
See Also
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