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** In chapter 2 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' Clownpiece mentions the crystallized soul blossom phenomenon that occurs in Hell during the spring that was first shown in ''Wild and Horned Hermit'', while noting that she finds cherry blossoms far more beautiful.



** In chapter 2 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' Clownpiece mentions the crystallized soul blossom phenomenon occuring in Hell that was first shown in ''Wild and Horned Hermit'', while noting that she finds cherry blossoms far more beautiful.

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* CallBack: In chapter 2 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' Clownpiece mentions the crystallized soul blossom phenomenon occuring in Hell that was first shown in ''Wild and Horned Hermit'', while noting that she finds cherry blossoms far more beautiful.



* ContinuityNod: In Chapter 3 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'', when the Fairies wake up to find their home covered in vines, Luna notes that the situation seems very similar, referencing the time a tsuchinoko covered their original home in Chapter 9 and 10 of ''Strange and Bright Nature Deity''. However, due to the generally poor long-term memory of fairies, she doesn't quite put two and two together.

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In Chapter 3 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'', when the Fairies wake up to find their home covered in vines, Luna notes that the situation seems very similar, referencing the time a tsuchinoko covered their original home in Chapter 9 and 10 of ''Strange and Bright Nature Deity''. However, due to the generally poor long-term memory of fairies, she doesn't quite put two and two together.
** In chapter 2 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' Clownpiece mentions the crystallized soul blossom phenomenon occuring in Hell that was first shown in ''Wild and Horned Hermit'', while noting that she finds cherry blossoms far more beautiful.
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* OurGodsAreDifferent: While fairies aren't actually gods, their nature as NatureSpirits makes them akin to divine spirits, and as a result harvest prayers directed at fairies work just as well as those directly at actual deities.

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* OurGodsAreDifferent: While fairies aren't actually gods, their nature as NatureSpirits {{Nature Spirit}}s makes them akin to divine spirits, and as a result harvest prayers directed at fairies work just as well as those directly aimed at actual deities.
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* ContinuityNod: In Chapter 3 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'', when the Fairies wake up to find their home covered in vines, Luna notes that the situation seems very similar, referencing the time a tsuchinoko covered their original home in Chapter 9 and 10 of ''Strange and Bright Nature Deity''. However, due to the generally poor long-term memory of fairies, she doesn't quite put two and two together.


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* OurGodsAreDifferent: While fairies aren't actually gods, their nature as NatureSpirits makes them akin to divine spirits, and as a result harvest prayers directed at fairies work just as well as those directly at actual deities.


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* MundaneUtility: Chapter 3 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' has Clownpiece's madness inducing torch being used to burn away the vines encasing the Three Fairies' home like a regular torch.
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* NoSell: [[spoiler:Reisen Udongein Inaba's]] abilities can cancel out all three of the fairies' powers. In addition Sunny's refraction powers allow her to easily tank most light-based attacks, even those used by [[TheArchmage Yukari Yakumo]].

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* NoSell: PowerNullifier: [[spoiler:Reisen Udongein Inaba's]] abilities can cancel out all three of the fairies' powers. In addition Sunny's refraction powers allow her to easily tank most light-based attacks, even those used by [[TheArchmage Yukari Yakumo]].
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* CallBack: In chapter 2 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' Clownpiece mentions the crystal blossom phenomenon that occurs in Hell first shown in ''Wild and Horned Hermit'', while noting that she finds cherry blossoms far more beautiful.

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* CallBack: In chapter 2 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' Clownpiece mentions the crystal crystallized soul blossom phenomenon that occurs occuring in Hell that was first shown in ''Wild and Horned Hermit'', while noting that she finds cherry blossoms far more beautiful.
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* CallBack: In chapter 2 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' Clownpiece mentions the crystal blossom phenomenon that occurs in Hell first shown in ''Wild and Horned Hermit'', while noting that she finds cherry blossoms far more beautiful.
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* SixthRanger: Clownpiece from ''Legacy of Lunatic Kingdom'' becomes a recurring character and friend of the three fairies in ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''.

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* SixthRanger: Hell fairy Clownpiece from ''Legacy of Lunatic Kingdom'' becomes a recurring character and friend of the three fairies in ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''.
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* ScrewySquirrel: It's basically an inherent trait of most fairies.

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* ScrewySquirrel: It's basically an inherent trait of most fairies.fairies.
* SixthRanger: Clownpiece from ''Legacy of Lunatic Kingdom'' becomes a recurring character and friend of the three fairies in ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''.
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Moving to Trivia.


* AscendedFanon: Chapter 1 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' has the Three Fairies of Light ask for information regarding a new fairy causing trouble (Clownpiece) from Cirno and Daiyousei, Rumia, Wriggle, Mystia, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Alice]]. In other words, Team Nine(ball).
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* AscendedFanon: Chapter 1 of ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' has the Three Fairies of Light ask for information regarding a new fairy causing trouble (Clownpiece) from Cirno and Daiyousei, Rumia, Wriggle, Mystia, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Alice]]. In other words, Team Nine(ball).
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* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (upcoming), [[{{Revival}} a surprise return to the series after a four-year hiatus]]. Will again run in ''Comp Ace'' starting January 2016.

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* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (upcoming), (Ongoing), [[{{Revival}} a surprise return to the series after a four-year hiatus]]. Will Running again run in ''Comp Ace'' starting as of January 2016.



* CrossOver: Kasen Ibaraki from ''[[Manga/TouhouIbarakasenWildAndHornedHermit Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' shows up in chapters 16 and 17 of ''Oriental Sacred Place'', bringing some of the tone of her manga with her.

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* CrossOver: {{Crossover}}: Kasen Ibaraki from ''[[Manga/TouhouIbarakasenWildAndHornedHermit Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' shows up in chapters 16 and 17 of ''Oriental Sacred Place'', bringing some of the tone of her manga with her.



* NoSell: [[spoiler:Reisen Udongein Inaba's]] abilities can cancel out all three of the fairies' powers. In addition Sunny's refraction powers allow her to easily tank most light-based attacks.

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* NoSell: [[spoiler:Reisen Udongein Inaba's]] abilities can cancel out all three of the fairies' powers. In addition Sunny's refraction powers allow her to easily tank most light-based attacks.attacks, even those used by [[TheArchmage Yukari Yakumo]].
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In addition to the main ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' video game series, and [[FanMyopia strangely overshadowed by the franchise's own fanfiction]], are a number of canon {{Spin Off}}s including comics and other print materials. ''Sangetsusei'' is the first {{manga}} entry in the ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' franchise. Like ''[[TouhouKourindouCuriositiesOfLotusAsia Curiosities of Lotus Asia]]'' before it, it is a SliceOfLife story that focuses more on world-building than the Gensokyo-threatening "incidents" of the games.

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In addition to the main ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' video game series, and [[FanMyopia strangely overshadowed by the franchise's own fanfiction]], are a number of canon {{Spin Off}}s including comics and other print materials. ''Sangetsusei'' is the first {{manga}} entry in the ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' franchise. Like ''[[TouhouKourindouCuriositiesOfLotusAsia ''[[Literature/TouhouKourindouCuriositiesOfLotusAsia Curiosities of Lotus Asia]]'' before it, it is a SliceOfLife story that focuses more on world-building than the Gensokyo-threatening "incidents" of the games.
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* ArtEvolution: ''Visionary Fairies in Shrine'' moves away somewhat from the PuniPlush artstyle of earlier installments, with members of the cast looking noticably thinner than before. Touhou {{Doujinshi}} produced by Makoto Hirasaka in the intervening period also shows lesser use of OnlySixFaces, with newer characters tending to have more distinctive facial features (such as Mamizou having long eyelashes similar to her ''Manga/ForbiddenScrollery'' design).
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* EpunymousTitle: "Sangetsusei" can be translated very roughly as "three fairies", but "San-Getsu-Sei" is also homophonous with [[MultiCharacterTitle "Sun-Moon-Star"]].


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* LiteraryAllusionTitle: The manga's accompanying GaidenGame "Yousei Daisensou" (''The Great Fairy War'') to "Youkai Daisensou" (''Film/TheGreatYokaiWar'').
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I think this is more accurate since Sangetsusei just ran its course rather than getting outright canceled.


* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (upcoming), [[UnCanceled a surprise return to the series after a four-year hiatus]][[invoked]]. Will again run in ''Comp Ace'' starting January 2016.

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* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (upcoming), [[UnCanceled [[{{Revival}} a surprise return to the series after a four-year hiatus]][[invoked]].hiatus]]. Will again run in ''Comp Ace'' starting January 2016.
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* CurbStompBattle: In the final chapter the fairies challenge Reimu to a fight. The ''next panel'' is Reimu [[AtopAMountainOfCorpses standing over their unconscious bodies]].
* DefeatMeansFriendship: {{Invoked|Trope}}. In the final chapter the fairies try to improve their relationship with Reimu by attacking her, under the logic that Reimu always becomes friends with people after fighting them. It works.

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* CurbStompBattle: In the final chapter of ''Oriental Sacred Place'' the fairies challenge Reimu to a fight. The ''next panel'' is Reimu [[AtopAMountainOfCorpses standing over their unconscious bodies]].
* DefeatMeansFriendship: {{Invoked|Trope}}. In the final chapter of ''Oriental Sacred Place'' the fairies try to improve their relationship with Reimu by attacking her, under the logic that Reimu always becomes friends with people after fighting them. It works.



* FisherKing: {{Exploited}} by Yukari, who has the fairies move into a dead tree to bring it back to life. The tree in question was actually [[CosmicKeystone part of the Hakurei Border]].

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* FisherKing: {{Exploited}} by Yukari, who has the fairies move into a dead tree to bring it back to life. The tree in question was actually [[CosmicKeystone part of the Great Hakurei Border]].Barrier]].
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* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (upcoming), [[UnCanceled a surprise return to the series after a four-year hiatus]]. Will again run in ''Comp Ace'' starting January 2016.

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* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (upcoming), [[UnCanceled a surprise return to the series after a four-year hiatus]].hiatus]][[invoked]]. Will again run in ''Comp Ace'' starting January 2016.
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[[ThePowerOfTheSun Sunny Milk]], [[{{Lunacy}} Luna Child]] and [[StarPower Star Sapphire]] are the Three Fairies of Light, a group of mischevious {{Nature Spirit}}s who live in the Forest of Magic (and later, the grounds of the Hakurei Shrine). With boundless enthusiasm and childlike intelligence, they have a tendency to get in over their heads, though they will often encounter other ''Touhou'' characters who are willing to help them out... or punish them for their shenanigans. Reimu Hakurei and Marisa Kirisame, PlayerCharacters of the main game series, serve as secondary protagonists.

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[[ThePowerOfTheSun Sunny Milk]], [[{{Lunacy}} Luna Child]] and [[StarPower Star Sapphire]] are the Three Fairies of Light, a group of mischevious {{Nature Spirit}}s who live in the Forest of Magic (and later, the grounds of the Hakurei Shrine). With boundless enthusiasm and childlike intelligence, they have a tendency to get in over their heads, though they will often encounter other ''Touhou'' established characters who are willing to help them out... or punish them for their shenanigans. Reimu Hakurei and Marisa Kirisame, PlayerCharacters of the main game series, serve as secondary protagonists.



* '''Eastern and Little Nature Deity''' (1 volume), illustrated by Nemu Matsukura and running in ''[=MediaMix=] Game Magazine''. It also includes the short story "Fairy of the Moon", featuring an encounter between Luna Child and Yukari Yakumo.

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* '''Eastern and Little Nature Deity''' (1 volume), illustrated by Nemu Matsukura and running in ''[=MediaMix=] Game Magazine''. It The {{Tankobon}} editon also includes the short story "Fairy of the Moon", featuring an encounter between Luna Child and Yukari Yakumo.



* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (Starting January 2016)

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* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (Starting (upcoming), [[UnCanceled a surprise return to the series after a four-year hiatus]]. Will again run in ''Comp Ace'' starting January 2016)
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Over the course of its run, ''Sangetsusei'' has been published under three subtitles:

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Over the course of its run, ''Sangetsusei'' has been published under three four subtitles:




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* '''Visionary Fairies in Shrine''' (Starting January 2016)
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* FacialMarkings: The Bakedanuki that disguised herself as Marisa has has pair of small crescent shaped markings underneath her eyes.

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* FacialMarkings: The Bakedanuki that disguised herself as Marisa has has a pair of small crescent shaped markings underneath her eyes.
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Moving to trivia.


* ScrewySquirrel: It's basically an inherent trait of most fairies.
* WordOfSaintPaul: Makoto Hirasaka drew Touhou {{Doujinshi}} before being hired for ''Sangetsusei'' and continued to do so after its completion, including such things as backstories for the Three Fairies of Light which may or may not reflect ZUN's intent.

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* ScrewySquirrel: It's basically an inherent trait of most fairies.
* WordOfSaintPaul: Makoto Hirasaka drew Touhou {{Doujinshi}} before being hired for ''Sangetsusei'' and continued to do so after its completion, including such things as backstories for the Three Fairies of Light which may or may not reflect ZUN's intent.
fairies.
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* ScrewySquirrel: It's basically an inherent trait of most fairies.

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* ScrewySquirrel: It's basically an inherent trait of most fairies.fairies.
* WordOfSaintPaul: Makoto Hirasaka drew Touhou {{Doujinshi}} before being hired for ''Sangetsusei'' and continued to do so after its completion, including such things as backstories for the Three Fairies of Light which may or may not reflect ZUN's intent.
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* FacialMarkings: The Bakedanuki that disguised herself as Marisa has has pair of small crescent shaped markings underneath her eyes.
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* CargoCult: Chapter 10 of ''Oriental Sacred Place'' features a radio tower from the Outside World appearing in the Forest of Magic, and the fairies' attempts to tap into its "communication powers".


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* NoodleIncident: Just what happened to make Sunny scared of Lily White?
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: Luna, Sunny and Star]]
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* CanonImmigrant: While they already existed in the same canon, ''Great Fairy Wars'' marks the first time that characters who debuted in the expanded material later appeared in the games.

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* CanonImmigrant: While they already existed in the same canon, ''Great Fairy Wars'' marks the first time that characters who debuted in the expanded material later appeared went on to appear in the games.
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* CurbStompBattle: In the final chapter the fairies channel Reimu to a fight. The ''next panel'' is Reimu [[AtopAMountainOfCorpses standing over their unconscious bodies]].

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* CurbStompBattle: In the final chapter the fairies channel challenge Reimu to a fight. The ''next panel'' is Reimu [[AtopAMountainOfCorpses standing over their unconscious bodies]].
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Needs more tropes, but should be okay for a start.

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In addition to the main ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' video game series, and [[FanMyopia strangely overshadowed by the franchise's own fanfiction]], are a number of canon {{Spin Off}}s including comics and other print materials. ''Sangetsusei'' is the first {{manga}} entry in the ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' franchise. Like ''[[TouhouKourindouCuriositiesOfLotusAsia Curiosities of Lotus Asia]]'' before it, it is a SliceOfLife story that focuses more on world-building than the Gensokyo-threatening "incidents" of the games.

[[ThePowerOfTheSun Sunny Milk]], [[{{Lunacy}} Luna Child]] and [[StarPower Star Sapphire]] are the Three Fairies of Light, a group of mischevious {{Nature Spirit}}s who live in the Forest of Magic (and later, the grounds of the Hakurei Shrine). With boundless enthusiasm and childlike intelligence, they have a tendency to get in over their heads, though they will often encounter other ''Touhou'' characters who are willing to help them out... or punish them for their shenanigans. Reimu Hakurei and Marisa Kirisame, PlayerCharacters of the main game series, serve as secondary protagonists.

Over the course of its run, ''Sangetsusei'' has been published under three subtitles:
* '''Eastern and Little Nature Deity''' (1 volume), illustrated by Nemu Matsukura and running in ''[=MediaMix=] Game Magazine''. It also includes the short story "Fairy of the Moon", featuring an encounter between Luna Child and Yukari Yakumo.
* '''Strange and Bright Nature Deity''' (3 volumes), which switches the artist to Makoto Hirasaka due to Matsukura's health problems.
* '''Oriental Sacred Place''' (3 volumes), running in ''Comp Ace''.
Each volume of the manga comes with a short CD featuring music related to the characters.

''Sangetsusei'' eventually received [[GaidenGame its own game]], ''Yousei Daisensou ~ Touhou Sangetsusei'' (the first part of the title translates as "Great Fairy Wars"), in which Cirno sets out to punish the Three Fairies of Light for destroying her igloo. Unusually the art for this game is drawn by Makoto Hirasaka rather than ZUN himself.

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!!''Touhou Sangetsusei'' provides examples of:

* CanonImmigrant: While they already existed in the same canon, ''Great Fairy Wars'' marks the first time that characters who debuted in the expanded material later appeared in the games.
* CrossOver: Kasen Ibaraki from ''[[Manga/TouhouIbarakasenWildAndHornedHermit Wild and Horned Hermit]]'' shows up in chapters 16 and 17 of ''Oriental Sacred Place'', bringing some of the tone of her manga with her.
* CurbStompBattle: In the final chapter the fairies channel Reimu to a fight. The ''next panel'' is Reimu [[AtopAMountainOfCorpses standing over their unconscious bodies]].
* DefeatMeansFriendship: {{Invoked|Trope}}. In the final chapter the fairies try to improve their relationship with Reimu by attacking her, under the logic that Reimu always becomes friends with people after fighting them. It works.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: ''Eastern and Little Nature Deity'' lasts only six chapters before a new artist is introduced, bringing a completely different art style.
* FieldPowerEffect: Sunny is at her strongest in sunlight, and can absorb it to heal her injuries. Luna has the same effect with moonlight, while Star is more or less the same at any time of day.
* FisherKing: {{Exploited}} by Yukari, who has the fairies move into a dead tree to bring it back to life. The tree in question was actually [[CosmicKeystone part of the Hakurei Border]].
* {{Harmless Villain}}s: The trio's ambition is to terrorise humankind and prove that fairies, like the other youkai, are not to be taken lightly. The most they manage is to mildly annoy people with their pranks.
* NoSell: [[spoiler:Reisen Udongein Inaba's]] abilities can cancel out all three of the fairies' powers. In addition Sunny's refraction powers allow her to easily tank most light-based attacks.
* TheRival: Cirno seems to see herself as such to the trio. Sometimes. Given the short attention span of fairies it's not very consistent.
* ScrewySquirrel: It's basically an inherent trait of most fairies.

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