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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:For reasons unexplained, Sumireko forgets the events of the game afterwards. However, the photos she took are still saved on her smartphone. Later in ''The Grimoire of Usami'', she admits she doesn't remember taking them.]]
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:For For reasons unexplained, Sumireko forgets the events of the game afterwards. However, the photos she took are still saved on her smartphone. Later in ''The Grimoire of Usami'', she admits she doesn't remember taking them.]]
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:For reasons unexplained, Sumireko forgets the events of the game afterwards. However, the photos she took are still saved on her smartphone. Later in ''The Grimoire of Usami'', she admits she doesn't remember taking them.]]
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* EnemyMine: In the second scene of Nightmare Sunday, Byakuren and Miko, who are usually enemies, team up against you.
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* EnemyMine: In the second scene of Nightmare Sunday, Byakuren and Miko, who are usually enemies, team up against you.
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* DualBoss: Satono Nishida and Mai Teireida appear together for the last scene of Wrong Wednesday. Later on, Nightmare Week is made up completely of dual bosses, with each day featuring four characters, which form all possible pairs over the course of the day's six scenes.
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* EnemyMine: In the second scene of Nightmare Sunday, Byakuren and Miko, who are usually enemies, team up against you.
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* TomatoInTheMirror: Doremy initially states that the reason the DreamWorld denizens are so hostile towards Sumireko is that they are jealous of her "flesh-and-blood body," which changes context later, when [[spoiler:it is revealed that the Sumireko you've been playing is Dream Sumireko, who has hijacked the real Sumireko's body. They aren't jealous just because she's a real person, but because she's a dream-self who somehow managed to BodySwap with her real-world counterpart, something the repressed dream-selves are eager to repeat after the [[VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers Perfect Possession Incident]].]]
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* TomatoInTheMirror: Doremy initially states that the reason the DreamWorld DreamLand denizens are so hostile towards Sumireko is that they are jealous of her "flesh-and-blood body," which changes context later, when [[spoiler:it is revealed that the Sumireko you've been playing is Dream Sumireko, who has hijacked the real Sumireko's body. They aren't jealous just because she's a real person, but because she's a dream-self who somehow managed to BodySwap with her real-world counterpart, something the repressed dream-selves are eager to repeat after the [[VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers Perfect Possession Incident]].]]
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's scenario in ''VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's scenario in ''VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's scenario in ''VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
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* SocialMediaBeforeReason: Sumireko seems more concerned with taking pictures for her Instagram than participating in the actual danmaku battles.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: {{Lampshaded}}. When taking a picture of a character with blue hair, one of Sumireko's possible hashtags is "[=#GottaHaveBlue=]".
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* LampshadeHanging: After taking her first pictures of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up in them]].
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** After taking her first pictures of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up inthem]]. them]].
** Sumireko points out that "Danmaku for Killing with Certainty via Nightmares" would've been impossible if she couldn't teleport.
** After taking her first pictures of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up in
** Sumireko points out that "Danmaku for Killing with Certainty via Nightmares" would've been impossible if she couldn't teleport.
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* TomatoInTheMirror: Doremy initially states that the reason the DreamWorld denizens are so hostile towards Sumireko is that they are jealous of her "flesh-and-blood body," which changes context later, when [[spoiler: it is revealed that the Sumireko you've been playing is Dream Sumireko, who has hijacked the real Sumireko's body. They aren't jealous just because you're a real person, but a because you're a dream-self who somehow managed to BodySwap with her real-world counterpart, something the repressed dream-selves are eager to repeat after the [[VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers Perfect Possession Incident]].]]
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* TomatoInTheMirror: Doremy initially states that the reason the DreamWorld denizens are so hostile towards Sumireko is that they are jealous of her "flesh-and-blood body," which changes context later, when [[spoiler: it [[spoiler:it is revealed that the Sumireko you've been playing is Dream Sumireko, who has hijacked the real Sumireko's body. They aren't jealous just because you're she's a real person, but a because you're she's a dream-self who somehow managed to BodySwap with her real-world counterpart, something the repressed dream-selves are eager to repeat after the [[VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers Perfect Possession Incident]].]]
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* TomatoInTheMirror: Doremy initially states that the reason the DreamWorld denizens are so hostile towards Sumireko is that they are jealous of her "flesh-and-blood body," which changes context later, when [[spoiler: it is revealed that the Sumireko you've been playing is Dream Sumireko, who has hijacked the real Sumireko's body. They aren't jealous just because you're a real person, but a because you're a dream-self who somehow managed to BodySwap with her real-world counterpart, something the repressed dream-selves are eager to repeat after the [[VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers Perfect Possession Incident]].]]
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The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format started by ''VideoGame/TouhouBunkachouShootTheBullet'', but adds a teleportation mechanic reminiscent of ''[[VideoGame/DanmakuAmanojakuImpossibleSpellCard Impossible Spell Card]]''. The presentation is also more modern, with Sumireko taking pictures on her smartphone and adding humorous hashtags. There are new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
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The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format started by ''VideoGame/TouhouBunkachouShootTheBullet'', but adds a teleportation mechanic reminiscent of ''[[VideoGame/DanmakuAmanojakuImpossibleSpellCard Impossible Spell Card]]''. The presentation is also more modern, with Sumireko taking pictures on her smartphone and adding humorous hashtags.[[HashtagForLaughs tons of hashtags]]. There are new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
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* HashtagForLaughs: Photos now get humorous hashtags depending on what's on them.
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* HashtagForLaughs: Photos now get humorous hashtags depending on what's on them.
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* GetARoom: If two boss sprites overlap each other in a photo, Sumireko responds with "[=#GetARoomYouTwoLol=]".
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* GetARoom: If two boss sprites overlap each other in a photo, Sumireko responds with "[=#GetARoomYouTwoLol=]"."[=#GetARoomYouTwoLOL=]".
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* ExtremeCloseUp: If Sumireko is very close to a boss in a photo, she responds with [=#EXTREMECloseUp=].
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* {{Teleportation}}: Sumireko being able to teleport [[VideoGame/TouhouShinpirokuUrbanLegendInLimbo has already been established]], but it's a major mechanic here.
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* LampshadeHanging: After taking her first picture of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up in them]].
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* LampshadeHanging: After taking her first picture pictures of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up in them]].
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"Scenario" is the canon terminology
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's route in ''VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's route scenario in ''VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
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Mythology Gag is when characters reference material outside of canon.
* ContinuityNod: The Spell Card names of Week 3 all reference the names of various ''Touhou'' games.
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** In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''Uwabami Breakers''.
** The Spell Card names of Week 3 all reference the names of various ''Touhou'' games.
** In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''Uwabami Breakers''.
** The Spell Card names of Week 3 all reference the names of various ''Touhou'' games.
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**MythologyGag: In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''Uwabami Breakers''.
** The Spell Card names of Week 3 all reference the names of various ''Touhou'' games.Breakers''.
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** The Spell Card names of Week 3 all reference the names of various ''Touhou'' games.
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* MythologyGag: In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''Uwabami Breakers''.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''UwabamiBreakers''.Breakers''.
** The Spell Card names of Week 3 all reference the names of various ''Touhou'' games.
** In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''Uwabami
** The Spell Card names of Week 3 all reference the names of various ''Touhou'' games.
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* LampshadeHanging: After taking her first picture of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up in the photos]].
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: {{Lampshaded}} by Sumireko. When taking a picture of a character with blue hair, one of her possible hashtags is "[=#GottaHaveBlue=]".
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: {{Lampshaded}} by Sumireko. When taking a picture of a character with blue hair, one of her possible hashtags is "[=#GottaHaveBlue=]".
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* LampshadeHanging: After taking her first picture of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up in the photos]].them]].
* MythologyGag: In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''Uwabami Breakers''.
* RecycledSoundtrack: In a rare case for this franchise, only half of the soundtrack contains original tracks. The rest are taken from elsewhere.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair:{{Lampshaded}} by Sumireko. {{Lampshaded}}. When taking a picture of a character with blue hair, one of her Sumireko's possible hashtags is "[=#GottaHaveBlue=]".
* MythologyGag: In Stage 6 of Wrong Sunday, Sumireko compares Nemuno's knives to Pop-Up Pirate ones, a reference to ''Uwabami Breakers''.
* RecycledSoundtrack: In a rare case for this franchise, only half of the soundtrack contains original tracks. The rest are taken from elsewhere.
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* DamnYouMuscleMemory: It's not C that teleports you like you would think. You actually have to press Shift twice.
* EyeScream: If white Danmaku is taking up most of the photo, Sumireko responds with "[=#MYEYESSSSS=]".
* GetARoom: If two boss sprites overlap each other in a photo, Sumireko responds with "[=#GetARoomYouTwoLol=]".
* EyeScream: If white Danmaku is taking up most of the photo, Sumireko responds with "[=#MYEYESSSSS=]".
* GetARoom: If two boss sprites overlap each other in a photo, Sumireko responds with "[=#GetARoomYouTwoLol=]".
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* LampshadeHanging: After taking her first picture of Remilia and Flandre, Sumireko questions [[MissingReflection how they managed to show up in the photos]].
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's route in ''TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's route in ''TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
''VideoGame/TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
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The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format started by ''TouhouBunkachouShootTheBullet'', but adds a teleportation mechanic reminiscent of ''[[DanmakuAmanojakuImpossibleSpellCard Impossible Spell Card]]''. The presentation is also more modern, with Sumireko taking pictures on her smartphone and adding humorous hashtags. There are new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
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The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format started by ''TouhouBunkachouShootTheBullet'', ''VideoGame/TouhouBunkachouShootTheBullet'', but adds a teleportation mechanic reminiscent of ''[[DanmakuAmanojakuImpossibleSpellCard ''[[VideoGame/DanmakuAmanojakuImpossibleSpellCard Impossible Spell Card]]''. The presentation is also more modern, with Sumireko taking pictures on her smartphone and adding humorous hashtags. There are new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's the sixteenth and a half installment in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise.
Sumireko Usami finds herself trapped in a nightmare in which characters from previous game attack her with danmaku. She must survive three weeks and take pictures of the bullet patterns on her smartphone.
The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format, only the game has a more modern feel, since now photos are taken by smartphone and have humurous hashtags added to them. There are also new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
Sumireko Usami finds herself trapped in a nightmare in which characters from previous game attack her with danmaku. She must survive three weeks and take pictures of the bullet patterns on her smartphone.
The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format, only the game has a more modern feel, since now photos are taken by smartphone and have humurous hashtags added to them. There are also new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's [[GaidenGame the sixteenth and a half installment 16.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise.
franchise, a [[{{Sequel}} direct follow-up]] to Sumireko's route in ''TouhouHyouibanaAntinomyOfCommonFlowers''.
Sumireko Usami finds herself trapped in a nightmare in which characters from previousgame games attack her with danmaku. She must survive three weeks and take pictures of the bullet patterns on her smartphone.
The game continues the "Danmaku photography game"format, only the game has format started by ''TouhouBunkachouShootTheBullet'', but adds a teleportation mechanic reminiscent of ''[[DanmakuAmanojakuImpossibleSpellCard Impossible Spell Card]]''. The presentation is also more modern feel, since now photos are taken by modern, with Sumireko taking pictures on her smartphone and have humurous hashtags added to them. adding humorous hashtags. There are also new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
Sumireko Usami finds herself trapped in a nightmare in which characters from previous
The game continues the "Danmaku photography game"
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* GratuitousEnglish: Has more English in the title than most ''Touhou'' games, where it's normally reserved for the subtitle (albeit "Nightmare Diary" is spelled in katakana).
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's the sixteenth and a half installment in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise.
Sumireko Usami finds herself trapped in a nightmare in which characters from previous game attack her with danmaku. She must survive three weeks and take pictures of the bullet patterns on her smartphone.
The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format, only the game has a more modern feel, since now photos are taken by smartphone and have humurous hashtags added to them. There are also new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
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* HashtagForLaughs: Photos now get humorous hashtags depending on what's on them.
* HatingOnMonday: When selecting Wrong Monday, Sumireko says it's so depressing and she wishes there'd never be another Monday.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: {{Lampshaded}} by Sumireko. When taking a picture of a character with blue hair, one of her possible hashtags is "[=#GottaHaveBlue=]".
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''Hifuu Nightmare Diary ~ Violet Detector'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2018. It's the sixteenth and a half installment in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise.
Sumireko Usami finds herself trapped in a nightmare in which characters from previous game attack her with danmaku. She must survive three weeks and take pictures of the bullet patterns on her smartphone.
The game continues the "Danmaku photography game" format, only the game has a more modern feel, since now photos are taken by smartphone and have humurous hashtags added to them. There are also new bosses from games 15-16 as well as final and EX bosses from other games.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* HashtagForLaughs: Photos now get humorous hashtags depending on what's on them.
* HatingOnMonday: When selecting Wrong Monday, Sumireko says it's so depressing and she wishes there'd never be another Monday.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: {{Lampshaded}} by Sumireko. When taking a picture of a character with blue hair, one of her possible hashtags is "[=#GottaHaveBlue=]".
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