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* GeniusBruiser: Raiko is highly intelligent, being able to resist the call to rebellion in order to figure out how to keep her new body and orchestrating a clever publicity scheme to go with her joining the Prismrivers. She's also the strongest tsukumogami in Gensokyo as a result of having the Miracle Mallet enhancing her awakening rather than causing it prematurely as well as Raiko figuring out how to make the power boost permanent.
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* NiceGirl: She saves the Tsukumo sisters' lives by letting them know how she kept the Mallet's power, only fights the heroines to test out her strength and has no ill intent whatsoever, and ensures the only victim of her publicity scheme with the Prismrivers is [[ImmoralJournalist Aya]]. All she wants is the freedom to exist and to entertain the people of Gensokyo.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Actually a translation problem for once: 'Wakasagi' is written in hiragana and 'hime' in kanji. The in-game romanization is (as above) 'Wakasagihime'. As such, it's unclear if it's one name, 'Hime' is her given name, or if she's actually Princess Wakasagi.
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* HeadlessHorseman: Sekibanki may count, despite not apparently having a horse. While she's supposed to be a rokurokubi, she has a spell card called "Dullahan Night" ([[SpellMyNameWithAnS or possibly "Dullahan Knight"]]) and her theme is called "Dullahan Under The Willows". She also accepts being called a dullahan by Reimu.
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* HeadlessHorseman: Sekibanki may count, despite not apparently having a horse. While she's supposed to be a rokurokubi, she has a spell card called "Dullahan Night" ([[SpellMyNameWithAnS or possibly "Dullahan Knight"]]) and her theme is called "Dullahan Under The Willows". She also accepts being called a dullahan by Reimu.
