If you're going to doujinstyle's messageboard, for the love of Lorelei, only go to the Touhou and Doujin Soft sections. Stay the fuck away from everywhere else if you value your sanity. However, I just want to add that being threatening to one's sanity is not necessarily a bad thing. Heh. Heh heh. Heh heh heh.
In other news, I rationalized something. The official Touhou games can be bought, but, being the works of doujin that they are, the CDs are of limited quantiny, and you have to import from Japan. Then I found out that you can download these retail copies, free of charge. I rationalized, "What the heck? No one's gonna fault me for this, right?" and truth be told, I actually found an official Touhou game I like.
Immaterial and Missing Power.
Yeah, the first fighting game. Quite odd, because I don't normally like fighting games. The music's great, and, while the game's not as good as Naruto Ultimate Ninja, it's still enjoyable. Just, one word of warning; in the story mode, Yukari cheats. Well, then again, one wouldn't expect a god-like youkai to play fair, right?
Also, I know I should be updating my list of cute (and not-so-cute) anime chicks, but I'm too lazy. And if I was to list every Touhou character that I thought was Insanely Cute, it would make my list pretty one-sided. Well, okay, more like two-sided; it would be a duel between Touhou and CLAMP. (Oh, and by the way, that six year old girl in Angelic Layer with the long straight black hair? She is just so cute!) So, I'll make a separate list here. I present every Touhou character that I think is Insanely Cute, provided you can find a proper image of said character:
Reimu Hakurei.
Marisa Kirisame.
Cirno.
Chen.
Kaguya Houraisan.
Lily White.
The Three Mischievous Fairies (Sunny Milk, Luna Child, and Star Sapphire. Man, talk about stereotypical fairy names.)
Tei Inaba.
Nitori Kawashiro.
Ellen.
Medicine Melancholy.
Dang, that list took forever to write up. Yeah, see how two-sided my Insanely Cute anime girl list would become if I listed them as well? Exactly.
