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Either this detail is misleading or completely fabricated, as I checked all her endings from Mountain of Faith onwards and found nothing of the sort. If this is real, please be more specific about where it occurs, as "one of her endings" truly does not narrow it down.
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* SecularHero: While she's experimented with religious methods once or twice (even managing to [[SummoningRitual summon a tiny Kanako]] in one of her endings), it doesn't carry much deeper meaning for her. In ''Hopeless Masquerade'', a story about representatives of different religions, Marisa is considered the ''human'' representative. More implicitly, she is also the moderator of the debates between various priests and deities in ''Symposium of Post-Mysticism''. Her motto in ''Phantasmagoria of Flower View'' is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturm_und_Drang "Sturm und Drang"]].
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* SecularHero: While she's experimented with religious methods once or twice (even managing to [[SummoningRitual summon a tiny Kanako]] in one of her endings), twice, it doesn't carry much deeper meaning for her. In ''Hopeless Masquerade'', a story about representatives of different religions, Marisa is considered the ''human'' representative. More implicitly, she is also the moderator of the debates between various priests and deities in ''Symposium of Post-Mysticism''. Her motto in ''Phantasmagoria of Flower View'' is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturm_und_Drang "Sturm und Drang"]].
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* FlyingBroomstick: Almost always shown riding her broomstick in the games. Oddly, she uses it for attacking but not for flight in the fighting games (though this was changed in ''Hopeless Masquerade'', where fights take place entirely in mid-air). WordOfGod states that she rides the broom because she feels it's essential for a magician, in ''Lotus Eaters'' Marisa implies that she can't fly without it, since she's shown to be envious of Reimu's ability to effortlessly fly over a crevasse while she has to climb since she left her broom behind; however, this contradicts with ''[[VideoGame/YouseiDaisensouTouhouSangetsusei Great Fairy Wars]]'', where she ''does'' fly without a broom, this being her only aversion of the trope outside of her boss appearances in the PC-98 games (where she either flies atop a big flower, or completely on her own).
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* FlyingBroomstick: Almost always shown riding her broomstick in the games. Oddly, she uses it for attacking but not for flight in the fighting games (though this was changed in ''Hopeless Masquerade'', where fights take place entirely in mid-air). WordOfGod states that she rides the broom because she feels it's essential for a magician, in ''Lotus Eaters'' Marisa implies that she can't fly without it, since she's shown to be envious of Reimu's ability to effortlessly fly over a crevasse while she has to climb since she left her broom behind; however, this contradicts with ''[[VideoGame/YouseiDaisensouTouhouSangetsusei Great Fairy Wars]]'', where she ''does'' fly without a broom, this being her only aversion of the trope outside of her boss appearances in the PC-98 games (where she either flies atop a big flower, or completely on her own).with illusionary wings).
