History VideoGame / TouhouBunkachouShootTheBullet

* SchizophrenicDifficulty: Usually the spells get more complex in later levels, but once in a while you get oddballs. For example, Level 4 involves characters associated with a gimmick that make their spells harder to read - Reisen's phasing bullets, Tewi's bouncing bullets and Medicine's poison - and usually will take time to get used to... but the final Scene on that Level uses such a simple pattern, that if one has good timing, it's perfectly possible to do it ''on first try''. Or on the other side, one of the hardest Scenes in the game is in Stage 9, which isn't the final one.

* SchizophrenicDifficulty: Usually the spells get more complex in later levels, but once in a while you get oddballs. For example, Level 4 involves characters associated with a gimmick that make their spells harder to read [[spoiler:Reisen's phasing bullets, Tewi's bouncing bullets and Medicine's poison]] and usually will take time to get used to... but the final Scene on that Level uses such a simple pattern, that if one has good timing, it's perfectly possible to do it ''on first try''. Or on the other side, one of the hardest Scenes in the game is in [[spoiler:Stage 9]], which isn't the final one.

* SchizophrenicDifficulty: Usually the spells get more complex in later levels, but once in a while you get oddballs. For example, Level 4 involves characters associated with a gimmick that make their spells harder to read [[spoiler:Reisen's phasing bullets, Tewi's bouncing bullets and Medicine's poison]] and usually will take time to get used to... but the final Scene on that Level uses such a simple pattern, that if one has good timing, it's perfectly possible to do it ''on first try''. Or on the other side, where one of the hardest Scenes in the game is in [[spoiler:Stage 9]], which isn't the final one.

* ExcitedShowTitle: Oddly, the game's CD-ROM has an exclamation mark at the end of the title. It's the only time it's written like this.

* DifficultySpike: Level 3. The previous two levels were mostly a warmup for the new mechanics, but from this point onward, the bullet patterns become much trickier.

''Touhou Bunkachou''[[note]]"Word Flower Album"[[/note]]'' ~ Shoot the Bullet'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2005. It's [[GaidenGame the 9.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise, released as a tie-in to the book ''Touhou Bunkachou ~ Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red''.

[[caption-width-right:350:Alternative name: ''Touhou Snap''.]]

''Touhou Bunkachou ~ Shoot the Bullet'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2005. It's [[GaidenGame the 9.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise, released as a tie-in to the book ''Touhou Bunkachou ~ Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red''.

* MirrorMatch: Eiki's last spellcard has her turn into Aya. It's probably some sort of test of character.

A {{Sequel}} titled ''VideoGame/DoubleSpoilerTouhouBunkachou'' was released in 2010.x

A {{Sequel}} titled ''VideoGame/DoubleSpoilerTouhouBunkachou'' was released in 2010.

''Touhou Bunkachou ~ Shoot the Bullet'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2005. It's the ninth and a half installment in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise.

Aya Shamareisu is, for some unexplained reason, taking photos of bosses from previous games.

The game is the first in the "Danmaku photography game" spinoff series. The goal is to take photograph of the bosses from games 6-9 and the bullets they shoot without getting shot yourself. The more interesting the photo, the more points it's worth.