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''Touhou Gouyoku Ibun ~ Suibotsushita Chinshuu Jigoku''[[labelnote:translation]] Strange Tale of Avarice ~ Submerged Hell of Sunken Sorrow[[/labelnote]] is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice and Creator/TwilightFrontier for Windows computers, releasing in late 2021. It's [[GaidenGame the 17.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' franchise.
One day in Gensokyo, mysterious "black water" with a foul stench begins appearing from various water sources. Although a minor nuisance at first, and treated with differing opinions by many, things quickly escalate out of control when it begins gushing from any and every place. Before long, a number of parties are searching for the cause, be it out of duty, self-interest or simple greed. All the while, an unknown figure lurks far beneath the deepest of the Former Hells, and a mysterious third party works behind the scenes...
Unlike Twilight Frontier's previous games, and a first for the series, this is an 2D action BossGame, in a similar style to the story mode battles in the fighting games. The main gimmick of the game is that grazing bullets allows you to turn them into water. Gathering enough water gives you an extra unit of health, that can be used to use your own Spell Cards.
Two trial versions were released on October 6, 2019 and October 18, 2020, respectively. The full release of the game was released physically on October 24, 2021 at the Autumn Reitaisai and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} five days later on October 29, 2021. On May 2nd, 2022, Phoenixx and Twilight Frontier announced that the game would be coming to UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in Japan, releasing on October 20, 2022. Said update would lead to the game getting the official English title of "Sunken Fossil World".
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!!This game features the following tropes:
* ADayInTheLimelight: Despite Reimu and Marisa being the series' main protagonists, both end up being the least involved in the overall story out of the playable characters, and they're the only two who don't even fight Yuuma's second phase. Instead, Murasa and Kanako make the most progress on discovering the truth behind the events, and Okina and Flandre are ultimately the ones who solve the incident by defeating Yuuma.
* AscendedMeme: Music/BadApple is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence. It may; however, also be a Cranberry, a fruit that Flandre has referenced before with "Cranberry Trap".]].
* BeneathTheEarth: The story has its characters traveling down to Former Hell, only to visit a place even lower than Kanako's nuclear reactor: the Hell of Blood Pools, where the congealed emotions of countless organisms turn into cursed petroleum as the literal "blood of the Earth" and titular submerged hell of sunken sorrow.
* BerserkButton: Although Jo'on is leading her sister for most of their story, Yuuma hits this for Shion in their final stage by insulting their wealth, enraging her and leaving Jo'on to follow her into the final fight.
* BossGame: Apart from the tutorial, every stage in the game consists of the player and the boss.
* CastFromHitpoints:
** In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. These two mechanics were made separate in the full release, with Spell Cards instead requiring that you completely fill up a water meter located on the left side of the screen.
** Utsuho's final spellcard covers a wide radius, and she can't be attacked directly during it. The only option is to run away from her, and allow her to be heavily damaged by her own spellcard.
* CompetitiveBalance: Each of the six playable characters has their own unique strengths, weaknesses, and playstyles.
** [[TheHeroine Reimu Hakurei]], described as a "Balanced Handling and Firepower-Type", is a {{Lightning Bruiser}} with medium-strength melee attacks, a few weak projectiles, and the ability to absorb water while moving, while her 8-directional, easy-to-use dash lets her comfortably avoid damage. She's also the only character who doesn't use the Stamina meter, and is overall the most beginner-friendly character to play as.
** [[CuteWitch Marisa Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferent Kanako Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirl Minamitsu Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
** [[ThoseTwoGirls Jo'on and Shion Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Flandre Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
* ContinuityNod:
** When Reimu meets Yuuma, Yuuma thanks her for helping with defeating Keiki in ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'', as it's allowed the Animal Realm to return to its original cutthroat state of affairs.
** Likewise, Yuuma recognizes Marisa on sight because of her subordinates. She even mentions how Saki of the Keiga Family has taken a liking to Marisa, and proceeds to mock Saki for her love of muscleheads.
** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remarks about how Minamitsu sometimes visits the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
* CuttingOffTheBranches: Yuuma recognizing Marisa and Reimu due to her subordinates implies that they went through ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'' with the Eagle Spirit, with Reimu defeating Keiki, and her mentioning Saki taking a liking to Marisa implies Marisa going through the Extra stage canonically happened.
* EleventhHourSuperpower: [[spoiler:During Flandre's FinalBoss fight with Yuuma, she has to avoid water as usual for the first phase, but for the second phase where the water is replaced by ''blood'', any spilled blood is completely harmless. It becomes this trope for the TrueFinalBoss which adds a third phase: Flandre can absorb the blood after Yuuma's control is disrupted, using it fuel her power of destruction and defeat Yuuma for good.]]
* {{Filler}}: Marisa's story is entirely non-canon and is purely filler content. Joon and Shion's influence on the story is so minor that their one plot-important event [[spoiler: Going into one of Okina's backdoors and ending up as training for Flandre]] is outright skipped in the other character's own story. While Kanako has a purpose to be present [Investigating her nuclear reactor] she doesn't actually advance the plot, and while Murasa's contribution appears large, cooling down the Hells so the other characters can reach Yuuma... the only characters to benefit from this are ones who are ultimately not plot-relevant [Kanako; Joon who dosen't even make it down before Former Hell re-ignites anyway, and Marisa who never went down there anyway], as Reimu descends before Murasa's flood, and Flandre just warps there with Okina's backdoors.
* HumanResources: The true nature of the "petroleum". It manifests itself as an endless pool of blood in the Hell of Blood Pools, and, in Yuuma's own words, is "made from the fear, pleasure, grief, loathing, and resentment of living creatures". Understandably, player characters who are made aware of this fact are disgusted and/or horrified at the revelation.
* InMediasRes: Kanako's scenario begins just a few seconds before she fights Yamame on her way down to check on the reactor.
* LiteralMetaphor: The petroleum, the "blood of the Earth", isn't actual petroleum. Instead, it is blood from the Hell of Blood Pools, meaning that it is literal blood from the Earth. That said, Yuuma describes it and literal petroleum as effectively the same thing, the remains of dead organisms.
* MakingASplash: A large number of the cast use water-based attacks in one form or another, which ties into the overall water motif and mechanics of the game. This even extends to characters who normally prefer alternatives, such as Marisa eschewing her typical laser-based spells for explosive potions and an enormous torrent of water as her spell card. The Yorigami sisters and Yuuma's first phase instead use oil, and Yuuma's second phase uses blood, though they function almost identically.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Most characters have the ability to absorb water from the ground by pressing C to build up a meter, and unleash it as a spell card when filled, with two exceptions:
** Jo'on and Shion can't directly absorb water; instead, enemy projectiles that touch Shion are transformed into oil, increasing their water meter, and pressing C launches Shion forward to intercept attacks. Their meter constantly depletes, but if enough bullets are absorbed to max it out, Shion automatically performs a powerful oil-spraying attack, and the oil left on the ground can be ignited by Jo'on's attacks to damage enemies.
** Flandre, being a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]], is ''weak'' to water, so she inverts previous gameplay entirely by wanting to avoid water whenever possible. She automatically absorbs any water she touches, and while her meter constantly drains, letting it reach maximum damages her. Pressing C performs a unique attack, instead.
* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: The first game since ''VideoGame/YouseiDaisensouTouhouSangetsusei'' to have a title completely in Japanese, as opposed to the part-Japanese, part-English titles of most other ''Touhou'' games.
* PerceptionFilter: Kanako, Minamitsu, the Yorigami sisters, and Flandre initially perceive the Hell of Blood Pools as a massive oil deposit before, via one method or another, its true form as a massive pool of blood is revealed.
* PromotedToPlayable: This game marks the playable debut of not one, but three characters from the series: Kanako from ''{{VideoGame/Mountain of Faith}}'', Minamitsu from ''{{VideoGame/Undefined Fantastic Object}}'', and finally Flandre Scarlet from ''{{VideoGame/Embodiment of Scarlet Devil}}''.
* RiversOfBlood: The Hell of Blood Pools, a massive lake of blood located within the deepest parts of the Earth. This particular location serves as the battleground for some of the final boss stages.
* RunOrDie: When Utsuho's charging up her last spellcard, the player has to quickly run away from her before she gets the chance to use it. Otherwise, she will unleash an unavoidably large magma bullet.
* {{Sequel}}: As the story deals with Yuuma, leader of the third of the matriarch-led gangs of the Animal Realm, it serves as a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/TouhouKikeijuuWilyBeastAndWeakestCreature''.
* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer:
** Downplayed in the case of the Yorigami Sisters. They weren't shown in any promotional material, but appear as early as Kanako's and Murasa's scenarios, and are the fifth playable characters.
** Played quite straight however for for the sixth playable character, who only finally appears as the penultimate boss of the Yorigami Sisters' own route -- blind players didn't expect ''Flandre Scarlet'' to start ripping them a new one like the good old days, [[TheBusCameBack not having had a proper appearance in 19 years]] if you don't count cameos or wordless side-fights.
* ShownTheirWork: In Marisa's scenario, Yuugi corrects Marisa when she mentions the smell of the hot springs and claims that it's sulfur-related by stating that sulfur doesn't have a smell, and that the odor of the hot spring actually comes from the grudges of vengeful spirits. She isn't wrong, since pure sulfur is odorless and sulfur odor actually comes from its compounds, most commonly hydrogen sulfide.
* VillainEpisode: The Yorigami sisters' story is the only one to focus on characters who aren't trying to solve the incident one way or the other; instead, they're simply riding high on their (believed) riches and trying to get more of the petroleum for themselves.
* WaterSourceTampering: The game's plot is that someone has contaminated Gensokyo's water supply with some sort of black liquid, which Yuugi identifies as petroleum.
* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: Every single playable character besides Flandre proves completely unable to defeat Toutetsu thanks to her devouring all of their attacks, with Toutetsu launching them back out of the Hell of Blood Pools in a geyser. It turns out to even be an InvokedTrope, as Okina lured them all down to be defeated by Toutetsu to make fighting her more appealing to Flandre, who relished the chance to be able to destroy someone that nobody else was able to.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:And now, for something completely different.]]
''Touhou Gouyoku Ibun ~ Suibotsushita Chinshuu Jigoku''[[labelnote:translation]] Strange Tale of Avarice ~ Submerged Hell of Sunken Sorrow[[/labelnote]] is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice and Creator/TwilightFrontier for Windows computers, releasing in late 2021. It's [[GaidenGame the 17.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' franchise.
One day in Gensokyo, mysterious "black water" with a foul stench begins appearing from various water sources. Although a minor nuisance at first, and treated with differing opinions by many, things quickly escalate out of control when it begins gushing from any and every place. Before long, a number of parties are searching for the cause, be it out of duty, self-interest or simple greed. All the while, an unknown figure lurks far beneath the deepest of the Former Hells, and a mysterious third party works behind the scenes...
Unlike Twilight Frontier's previous games, and a first for the series, this is an 2D action BossGame, in a similar style to the story mode battles in the fighting games. The main gimmick of the game is that grazing bullets allows you to turn them into water. Gathering enough water gives you an extra unit of health, that can be used to use your own Spell Cards.
Two trial versions were released on October 6, 2019 and October 18, 2020, respectively. The full release of the game was released physically on October 24, 2021 at the Autumn Reitaisai and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} five days later on October 29, 2021. On May 2nd, 2022, Phoenixx and Twilight Frontier announced that the game would be coming to UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in Japan, releasing on October 20, 2022. Said update would lead to the game getting the official English title of "Sunken Fossil World".
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!!This game features the following tropes:
* ADayInTheLimelight: Despite Reimu and Marisa being the series' main protagonists, both end up being the least involved in the overall story out of the playable characters, and they're the only two who don't even fight Yuuma's second phase. Instead, Murasa and Kanako make the most progress on discovering the truth behind the events, and Okina and Flandre are ultimately the ones who solve the incident by defeating Yuuma.
* AscendedMeme: Music/BadApple is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence. It may; however, also be a Cranberry, a fruit that Flandre has referenced before with "Cranberry Trap".]].
* BeneathTheEarth: The story has its characters traveling down to Former Hell, only to visit a place even lower than Kanako's nuclear reactor: the Hell of Blood Pools, where the congealed emotions of countless organisms turn into cursed petroleum as the literal "blood of the Earth" and titular submerged hell of sunken sorrow.
* BerserkButton: Although Jo'on is leading her sister for most of their story, Yuuma hits this for Shion in their final stage by insulting their wealth, enraging her and leaving Jo'on to follow her into the final fight.
* BossGame: Apart from the tutorial, every stage in the game consists of the player and the boss.
* CastFromHitpoints:
** In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. These two mechanics were made separate in the full release, with Spell Cards instead requiring that you completely fill up a water meter located on the left side of the screen.
** Utsuho's final spellcard covers a wide radius, and she can't be attacked directly during it. The only option is to run away from her, and allow her to be heavily damaged by her own spellcard.
* CompetitiveBalance: Each of the six playable characters has their own unique strengths, weaknesses, and playstyles.
** [[TheHeroine Reimu Hakurei]], described as a "Balanced Handling and Firepower-Type", is a {{Lightning Bruiser}} with medium-strength melee attacks, a few weak projectiles, and the ability to absorb water while moving, while her 8-directional, easy-to-use dash lets her comfortably avoid damage. She's also the only character who doesn't use the Stamina meter, and is overall the most beginner-friendly character to play as.
** [[CuteWitch Marisa Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferent Kanako Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirl Minamitsu Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
** [[ThoseTwoGirls Jo'on and Shion Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Flandre Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
* ContinuityNod:
** When Reimu meets Yuuma, Yuuma thanks her for helping with defeating Keiki in ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'', as it's allowed the Animal Realm to return to its original cutthroat state of affairs.
** Likewise, Yuuma recognizes Marisa on sight because of her subordinates. She even mentions how Saki of the Keiga Family has taken a liking to Marisa, and proceeds to mock Saki for her love of muscleheads.
** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remarks about how Minamitsu sometimes visits the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
* CuttingOffTheBranches: Yuuma recognizing Marisa and Reimu due to her subordinates implies that they went through ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'' with the Eagle Spirit, with Reimu defeating Keiki, and her mentioning Saki taking a liking to Marisa implies Marisa going through the Extra stage canonically happened.
* EleventhHourSuperpower: [[spoiler:During Flandre's FinalBoss fight with Yuuma, she has to avoid water as usual for the first phase, but for the second phase where the water is replaced by ''blood'', any spilled blood is completely harmless. It becomes this trope for the TrueFinalBoss which adds a third phase: Flandre can absorb the blood after Yuuma's control is disrupted, using it fuel her power of destruction and defeat Yuuma for good.]]
* {{Filler}}: Marisa's story is entirely non-canon and is purely filler content. Joon and Shion's influence on the story is so minor that their one plot-important event [[spoiler: Going into one of Okina's backdoors and ending up as training for Flandre]] is outright skipped in the other character's own story. While Kanako has a purpose to be present [Investigating her nuclear reactor] she doesn't actually advance the plot, and while Murasa's contribution appears large, cooling down the Hells so the other characters can reach Yuuma... the only characters to benefit from this are ones who are ultimately not plot-relevant [Kanako; Joon who dosen't even make it down before Former Hell re-ignites anyway, and Marisa who never went down there anyway], as Reimu descends before Murasa's flood, and Flandre just warps there with Okina's backdoors.
* HumanResources: The true nature of the "petroleum". It manifests itself as an endless pool of blood in the Hell of Blood Pools, and, in Yuuma's own words, is "made from the fear, pleasure, grief, loathing, and resentment of living creatures". Understandably, player characters who are made aware of this fact are disgusted and/or horrified at the revelation.
* InMediasRes: Kanako's scenario begins just a few seconds before she fights Yamame on her way down to check on the reactor.
* LiteralMetaphor: The petroleum, the "blood of the Earth", isn't actual petroleum. Instead, it is blood from the Hell of Blood Pools, meaning that it is literal blood from the Earth. That said, Yuuma describes it and literal petroleum as effectively the same thing, the remains of dead organisms.
* MakingASplash: A large number of the cast use water-based attacks in one form or another, which ties into the overall water motif and mechanics of the game. This even extends to characters who normally prefer alternatives, such as Marisa eschewing her typical laser-based spells for explosive potions and an enormous torrent of water as her spell card. The Yorigami sisters and Yuuma's first phase instead use oil, and Yuuma's second phase uses blood, though they function almost identically.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Most characters have the ability to absorb water from the ground by pressing C to build up a meter, and unleash it as a spell card when filled, with two exceptions:
** Jo'on and Shion can't directly absorb water; instead, enemy projectiles that touch Shion are transformed into oil, increasing their water meter, and pressing C launches Shion forward to intercept attacks. Their meter constantly depletes, but if enough bullets are absorbed to max it out, Shion automatically performs a powerful oil-spraying attack, and the oil left on the ground can be ignited by Jo'on's attacks to damage enemies.
** Flandre, being a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]], is ''weak'' to water, so she inverts previous gameplay entirely by wanting to avoid water whenever possible. She automatically absorbs any water she touches, and while her meter constantly drains, letting it reach maximum damages her. Pressing C performs a unique attack, instead.
* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: The first game since ''VideoGame/YouseiDaisensouTouhouSangetsusei'' to have a title completely in Japanese, as opposed to the part-Japanese, part-English titles of most other ''Touhou'' games.
* PerceptionFilter: Kanako, Minamitsu, the Yorigami sisters, and Flandre initially perceive the Hell of Blood Pools as a massive oil deposit before, via one method or another, its true form as a massive pool of blood is revealed.
* PromotedToPlayable: This game marks the playable debut of not one, but three characters from the series: Kanako from ''{{VideoGame/Mountain of Faith}}'', Minamitsu from ''{{VideoGame/Undefined Fantastic Object}}'', and finally Flandre Scarlet from ''{{VideoGame/Embodiment of Scarlet Devil}}''.
* RiversOfBlood: The Hell of Blood Pools, a massive lake of blood located within the deepest parts of the Earth. This particular location serves as the battleground for some of the final boss stages.
* RunOrDie: When Utsuho's charging up her last spellcard, the player has to quickly run away from her before she gets the chance to use it. Otherwise, she will unleash an unavoidably large magma bullet.
* {{Sequel}}: As the story deals with Yuuma, leader of the third of the matriarch-led gangs of the Animal Realm, it serves as a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/TouhouKikeijuuWilyBeastAndWeakestCreature''.
* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer:
** Downplayed in the case of the Yorigami Sisters. They weren't shown in any promotional material, but appear as early as Kanako's and Murasa's scenarios, and are the fifth playable characters.
** Played quite straight however for for the sixth playable character, who only finally appears as the penultimate boss of the Yorigami Sisters' own route -- blind players didn't expect ''Flandre Scarlet'' to start ripping them a new one like the good old days, [[TheBusCameBack not having had a proper appearance in 19 years]] if you don't count cameos or wordless side-fights.
* ShownTheirWork: In Marisa's scenario, Yuugi corrects Marisa when she mentions the smell of the hot springs and claims that it's sulfur-related by stating that sulfur doesn't have a smell, and that the odor of the hot spring actually comes from the grudges of vengeful spirits. She isn't wrong, since pure sulfur is odorless and sulfur odor actually comes from its compounds, most commonly hydrogen sulfide.
* VillainEpisode: The Yorigami sisters' story is the only one to focus on characters who aren't trying to solve the incident one way or the other; instead, they're simply riding high on their (believed) riches and trying to get more of the petroleum for themselves.
* WaterSourceTampering: The game's plot is that someone has contaminated Gensokyo's water supply with some sort of black liquid, which Yuugi identifies as petroleum.
* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: Every single playable character besides Flandre proves completely unable to defeat Toutetsu thanks to her devouring all of their attacks, with Toutetsu launching them back out of the Hell of Blood Pools in a geyser. It turns out to even be an InvokedTrope, as Okina lured them all down to be defeated by Toutetsu to make fighting her more appealing to Flandre, who relished the chance to be able to destroy someone that nobody else was able to.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:And now, for something completely different.]]
''Touhou Gouyoku Ibun ~ Suibotsushita Chinshuu Jigoku''[[labelnote:translation]] Strange Tale of Avarice ~ Submerged Hell of Sunken Sorrow[[/labelnote]] is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice and Creator/TwilightFrontier for Windows computers, releasing in late 2021. It's [[GaidenGame the 17.5th videogame installment]] in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' franchise.
One day in Gensokyo, mysterious "black water" with a foul stench begins appearing from various water sources. Although a minor nuisance at first, and treated with differing opinions by many, things quickly escalate out of control when it begins gushing from any and every place. Before long, a number of parties are searching for the cause, be it out of duty, self-interest or simple greed. All the while, an unknown figure lurks far beneath the deepest of the Former Hells, and a mysterious third party works behind the scenes...
Unlike Twilight Frontier's previous games, and a first for the series, this is an 2D action BossGame, in a similar style to the story mode battles in the fighting games. The main gimmick of the game is that grazing bullets allows you to turn them into water. Gathering enough water gives you an extra unit of health, that can be used to use your own Spell Cards.
Two trial versions were released on October 6, 2019 and October 18, 2020, respectively. The full release of the game was released physically on October 24, 2021 at the Autumn Reitaisai and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} five days later on October 29, 2021. On May 2nd, 2022, Phoenixx and Twilight Frontier announced that the game would be coming to UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in Japan, releasing on October 20, 2022. Said update would lead to the game getting the official English title of "Sunken Fossil World".
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!!This game features the following tropes:
* ADayInTheLimelight: Despite Reimu and Marisa being the series' main protagonists, both end up being the least involved in the overall story out of the playable characters, and they're the only two who don't even fight Yuuma's second phase. Instead, Murasa and Kanako make the most progress on discovering the truth behind the events, and Okina and Flandre are ultimately the ones who solve the incident by defeating Yuuma.
* AscendedMeme: Music/BadApple is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence. It may; however, also be a Cranberry, a fruit that Flandre has referenced before with "Cranberry Trap".]].
* BeneathTheEarth: The story has its characters traveling down to Former Hell, only to visit a place even lower than Kanako's nuclear reactor: the Hell of Blood Pools, where the congealed emotions of countless organisms turn into cursed petroleum as the literal "blood of the Earth" and titular submerged hell of sunken sorrow.
* BerserkButton: Although Jo'on is leading her sister for most of their story, Yuuma hits this for Shion in their final stage by insulting their wealth, enraging her and leaving Jo'on to follow her into the final fight.
* BossGame: Apart from the tutorial, every stage in the game consists of the player and the boss.
* CastFromHitpoints:
** In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. These two mechanics were made separate in the full release, with Spell Cards instead requiring that you completely fill up a water meter located on the left side of the screen.
** Utsuho's final spellcard covers a wide radius, and she can't be attacked directly during it. The only option is to run away from her, and allow her to be heavily damaged by her own spellcard.
* CompetitiveBalance: Each of the six playable characters has their own unique strengths, weaknesses, and playstyles.
** [[TheHeroine Reimu Hakurei]], described as a "Balanced Handling and Firepower-Type", is a {{Lightning Bruiser}} with medium-strength melee attacks, a few weak projectiles, and the ability to absorb water while moving, while her 8-directional, easy-to-use dash lets her comfortably avoid damage. She's also the only character who doesn't use the Stamina meter, and is overall the most beginner-friendly character to play as.
** [[CuteWitch Marisa Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferent Kanako Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirl Minamitsu Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
** [[ThoseTwoGirls Jo'on and Shion Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Flandre Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
* ContinuityNod:
** When Reimu meets Yuuma, Yuuma thanks her for helping with defeating Keiki in ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'', as it's allowed the Animal Realm to return to its original cutthroat state of affairs.
** Likewise, Yuuma recognizes Marisa on sight because of her subordinates. She even mentions how Saki of the Keiga Family has taken a liking to Marisa, and proceeds to mock Saki for her love of muscleheads.
** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remarks about how Minamitsu sometimes visits the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
* CuttingOffTheBranches: Yuuma recognizing Marisa and Reimu due to her subordinates implies that they went through ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'' with the Eagle Spirit, with Reimu defeating Keiki, and her mentioning Saki taking a liking to Marisa implies Marisa going through the Extra stage canonically happened.
* EleventhHourSuperpower: [[spoiler:During Flandre's FinalBoss fight with Yuuma, she has to avoid water as usual for the first phase, but for the second phase where the water is replaced by ''blood'', any spilled blood is completely harmless. It becomes this trope for the TrueFinalBoss which adds a third phase: Flandre can absorb the blood after Yuuma's control is disrupted, using it fuel her power of destruction and defeat Yuuma for good.]]
* {{Filler}}: Marisa's story is entirely non-canon and is purely filler content. Joon and Shion's influence on the story is so minor that their one plot-important event [[spoiler: Going into one of Okina's backdoors and ending up as training for Flandre]] is outright skipped in the other character's own story. While Kanako has a purpose to be present [Investigating her nuclear reactor] she doesn't actually advance the plot, and while Murasa's contribution appears large, cooling down the Hells so the other characters can reach Yuuma... the only characters to benefit from this are ones who are ultimately not plot-relevant [Kanako; Joon who dosen't even make it down before Former Hell re-ignites anyway, and Marisa who never went down there anyway], as Reimu descends before Murasa's flood, and Flandre just warps there with Okina's backdoors.
* HumanResources: The true nature of the "petroleum". It manifests itself as an endless pool of blood in the Hell of Blood Pools, and, in Yuuma's own words, is "made from the fear, pleasure, grief, loathing, and resentment of living creatures". Understandably, player characters who are made aware of this fact are disgusted and/or horrified at the revelation.
* InMediasRes: Kanako's scenario begins just a few seconds before she fights Yamame on her way down to check on the reactor.
* LiteralMetaphor: The petroleum, the "blood of the Earth", isn't actual petroleum. Instead, it is blood from the Hell of Blood Pools, meaning that it is literal blood from the Earth. That said, Yuuma describes it and literal petroleum as effectively the same thing, the remains of dead organisms.
* MakingASplash: A large number of the cast use water-based attacks in one form or another, which ties into the overall water motif and mechanics of the game. This even extends to characters who normally prefer alternatives, such as Marisa eschewing her typical laser-based spells for explosive potions and an enormous torrent of water as her spell card. The Yorigami sisters and Yuuma's first phase instead use oil, and Yuuma's second phase uses blood, though they function almost identically.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Most characters have the ability to absorb water from the ground by pressing C to build up a meter, and unleash it as a spell card when filled, with two exceptions:
** Jo'on and Shion can't directly absorb water; instead, enemy projectiles that touch Shion are transformed into oil, increasing their water meter, and pressing C launches Shion forward to intercept attacks. Their meter constantly depletes, but if enough bullets are absorbed to max it out, Shion automatically performs a powerful oil-spraying attack, and the oil left on the ground can be ignited by Jo'on's attacks to damage enemies.
** Flandre, being a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]], is ''weak'' to water, so she inverts previous gameplay entirely by wanting to avoid water whenever possible. She automatically absorbs any water she touches, and while her meter constantly drains, letting it reach maximum damages her. Pressing C performs a unique attack, instead.
* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: The first game since ''VideoGame/YouseiDaisensouTouhouSangetsusei'' to have a title completely in Japanese, as opposed to the part-Japanese, part-English titles of most other ''Touhou'' games.
* PerceptionFilter: Kanako, Minamitsu, the Yorigami sisters, and Flandre initially perceive the Hell of Blood Pools as a massive oil deposit before, via one method or another, its true form as a massive pool of blood is revealed.
* PromotedToPlayable: This game marks the playable debut of not one, but three characters from the series: Kanako from ''{{VideoGame/Mountain of Faith}}'', Minamitsu from ''{{VideoGame/Undefined Fantastic Object}}'', and finally Flandre Scarlet from ''{{VideoGame/Embodiment of Scarlet Devil}}''.
* RiversOfBlood: The Hell of Blood Pools, a massive lake of blood located within the deepest parts of the Earth. This particular location serves as the battleground for some of the final boss stages.
* RunOrDie: When Utsuho's charging up her last spellcard, the player has to quickly run away from her before she gets the chance to use it. Otherwise, she will unleash an unavoidably large magma bullet.
* {{Sequel}}: As the story deals with Yuuma, leader of the third of the matriarch-led gangs of the Animal Realm, it serves as a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/TouhouKikeijuuWilyBeastAndWeakestCreature''.
* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer:
** Downplayed in the case of the Yorigami Sisters. They weren't shown in any promotional material, but appear as early as Kanako's and Murasa's scenarios, and are the fifth playable characters.
** Played quite straight however for for the sixth playable character, who only finally appears as the penultimate boss of the Yorigami Sisters' own route -- blind players didn't expect ''Flandre Scarlet'' to start ripping them a new one like the good old days, [[TheBusCameBack not having had a proper appearance in 19 years]] if you don't count cameos or wordless side-fights.
* ShownTheirWork: In Marisa's scenario, Yuugi corrects Marisa when she mentions the smell of the hot springs and claims that it's sulfur-related by stating that sulfur doesn't have a smell, and that the odor of the hot spring actually comes from the grudges of vengeful spirits. She isn't wrong, since pure sulfur is odorless and sulfur odor actually comes from its compounds, most commonly hydrogen sulfide.
* VillainEpisode: The Yorigami sisters' story is the only one to focus on characters who aren't trying to solve the incident one way or the other; instead, they're simply riding high on their (believed) riches and trying to get more of the petroleum for themselves.
* WaterSourceTampering: The game's plot is that someone has contaminated Gensokyo's water supply with some sort of black liquid, which Yuugi identifies as petroleum.
* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: Every single playable character besides Flandre proves completely unable to defeat Toutetsu thanks to her devouring all of their attacks, with Toutetsu launching them back out of the Hell of Blood Pools in a geyser. It turns out to even be an InvokedTrope, as Okina lured them all down to be defeated by Toutetsu to make fighting her more appealing to Flandre, who relished the chance to be able to destroy someone that nobody else was able to.]]
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* {{Filler}}: Marisa's story is entirely non-canon and is purely filler content. Joon and Shion's influence on the story is so minor that their one plot-important event [[spoiler: Going into one of Okina's backdoors and ending up as training for Flandre]] is outright skipped in the other character's own story. While Kanako has a purpose to be present [Investigating her nuclear reactor] she doesn't actually advance the plot, and while Murasa's contribution appears large, cooling down the Hells so the other characters can reach Yuuma... the only characters to benefit from this are ones who are ultimately not plot-relevant [Kanako; Joon who dosen't even make it down before Former Hell re-ignites anyway, and Marisa who never went down there anyway], as Reimu descends before Murasa's flood, and Flandre just warps there with Yuuma's backdoors.
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* {{Filler}}: Marisa's story is entirely non-canon and is purely filler content. Joon and Shion's influence on the story is so minor that their one plot-important event [[spoiler: Going into one of Okina's backdoors and ending up as training for Flandre]] is outright skipped in the other character's own story. While Kanako has a purpose to be present [Investigating her nuclear reactor] she doesn't actually advance the plot, and while Murasa's contribution appears large, cooling down the Hells so the other characters can reach Yuuma... the only characters to benefit from this are ones who are ultimately not plot-relevant [Kanako; Joon who dosen't even make it down before Former Hell re-ignites anyway, and Marisa who never went down there anyway], as Reimu descends before Murasa's flood, and Flandre just warps there with Yuuma's Okina's backdoors.
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* {{Filler}}: Marisa's story is entirely non-canon and is purely filler content. Joon and Shion's influence on the story is so minor that their one plot-important event [[spoiler: Going into one of Okina's backdoors and ending up as training for Flandre]] is outright skipped in the other character's own story. While Kanako has a purpose to be present [Investigating her nuclear reactor] she doesn't actually advance the plot, and while Murasa's contribution appears large, cooling down the Hells so the other characters can reach Yuuma... the only characters to benefit from this are ones who are ultimately not plot-relevant [Kanako; Joon who dosen't even make it down before Former Hell re-ignites anyway, and Marisa who never went down there anyway], as Reimu descends before Murasa's flood, and Flandre just warps there with Yuuma's backdoors.
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* AscendedMeme: Music/BadApple is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence]].
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* AscendedMeme: Music/BadApple is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence]].coincidence. It may; however, also be a Cranberry, a fruit that Flandre has referenced before with "Cranberry Trap".]].
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* CuttingOffTheBranches: Yuuma recognising Marisa and Reimu due to her subordinates implies that they went through ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'' with the Eagle Spirit.
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* CuttingOffTheBranches: Yuuma recognising recognizing Marisa and Reimu due to her subordinates implies that they went through ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'' with the Eagle Spirit.Spirit, with Reimu defeating Keiki, and her mentioning Saki taking a liking to Marisa implies Marisa going through the Extra stage canonically happened.
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* AscendedMeme: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkgK8eUdpAo Bad Apple!!]] is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence]].
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* AscendedMeme: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkgK8eUdpAo Bad Apple!!]] Music/BadApple is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence]].
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** Likewise, Yuuma recognises Marisa on sight because of her subordinates. She even mentions how Saki of the Keiga Family has taken a liking to Marisa, and proceeds to mock Saki for her love of muscleheads.
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** Likewise, Yuuma recognises recognizes Marisa on sight because of her subordinates. She even mentions how Saki of the Keiga Family has taken a liking to Marisa, and proceeds to mock Saki for her love of muscleheads.
* EleventhHourSuperpower: [[spoiler:During Flandre's FinalBoss fight with Yuuma, she has to avoid water as usual for the first phase, but for the second phase where the water is replaced by ''blood'', any spilled blood is completely harmless. It becomes this trope for the TrueFinalBoss which adds a third phase: Flandre can absorb the blood after Yuuma's control is disrupted, using it fuel her power of destruction and defeat Yuuma for good.]]
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** Flandre, being a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]], is ''weak'' to water.water, so she inverts previous gameplay entirely by wanting to avoid water whenever possible. She automatically absorbs any water she touches, and while her meter constantly drains, letting it reach maximum damages her. Pressing C performs a unique attack, instead.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Flandre's story allows you to pick your opponent, and has [[MultipleEndings three different endings]] depending on the path you choose.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Flandre's story allows you to pick your opponent, has the stipulation of ''avoiding'' water rather than collecting it, and has [[MultipleEndings three different endings]] depending on the path you choose. choose.
* AscendedMeme: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkgK8eUdpAo Bad Apple!!]] is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence]].
* AscendedMeme: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkgK8eUdpAo Bad Apple!!]] is one of the series' most viral memes and happened to feature Flandre. [[spoiler: During the TrueFinalBoss fought with Flandre, she has to conjure a bullet of her raw power to destroy anything that she [[FeedItABomb feeds to the boss]] -- that bullet taking the shape of an apple is surely not a coincidence]].
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* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer:
** Downplayed in the case of the Yorigami Sisters. They weren't shown in any promotional material, but appear as early as Kanako's and Murasa's scenarios, and are the fifth playable characters.
** Played quite straight however for for the sixth playable character, who only finally appears as the penultimate boss of the Yorigami Sisters' own route -- blind players didn't expect ''Flandre Scarlet'' to start ripping them a new one like the good old days, [[TheBusCameBack not having had a proper appearance in 19 years]] if you don't count cameos or wordless side-fights.
** Downplayed in the case of the Yorigami Sisters. They weren't shown in any promotional material, but appear as early as Kanako's and Murasa's scenarios, and are the fifth playable characters.
** Played quite straight however for for the sixth playable character, who only finally appears as the penultimate boss of the Yorigami Sisters' own route -- blind players didn't expect ''Flandre Scarlet'' to start ripping them a new one like the good old days, [[TheBusCameBack not having had a proper appearance in 19 years]] if you don't count cameos or wordless side-fights.
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* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: Every single playable character besides Flandre proves completely unable to defeat Toutetsu thanks to her devouring all of their attacks, with Toutetsu launching them back out of the Hell of Blood Pools in a geyser. It turns out to even be an InvokedTrope, as Okina lured them all down to be defeated by Toutetsu to make fighting her more appealing to Flandre, who relished the chance to be able to destroy someone that nobody else was able to.]]
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Gender stuff and Chained Sinkholes. I've made the lattermost mistake before tho lol.
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** [[TheHero Reimu Hakurei]], described as a "Balanced Handling and Firepower-Type", is a {{Lightning Bruiser}} with medium-strength melee attacks, a few weak projectiles, and the ability to absorb water while moving, while her 8-directional, easy-to-use dash lets her comfortably avoid damage. She's also the only character who doesn't use the Stamina meter, and is overall the most beginner-friendly character to play as.
** [[TheLancer Marisa]] [[CuteWitch Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferent Kanako]] [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirl Minamitsu]] [[PlotTailoredToTheParty Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
** [[AntiHero Jo'on]] [[OurGodsAreDifferent and]] [[RichBitch Shion]] [[ThoseTwoGuys Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Flandre]] [[PersonOfMassDestruction Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
** [[TheLancer Marisa]] [[CuteWitch Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferent Kanako]] [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirl Minamitsu]] [[PlotTailoredToTheParty Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
** [[AntiHero Jo'on]] [[OurGodsAreDifferent and]] [[RichBitch Shion]] [[ThoseTwoGuys Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Flandre]] [[PersonOfMassDestruction Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
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** [[TheHero [[TheHeroine Reimu Hakurei]], described as a "Balanced Handling and Firepower-Type", is a {{Lightning Bruiser}} with medium-strength melee attacks, a few weak projectiles, and the ability to absorb water while moving, while her 8-directional, easy-to-use dash lets her comfortably avoid damage. She's also the only character who doesn't use the Stamina meter, and is overall the most beginner-friendly character to play as.
**[[TheLancer Marisa]] [[CuteWitch Marisa Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferentKanako]] [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Kanako Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirlMinamitsu]] [[PlotTailoredToTheParty Minamitsu Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
**[[AntiHero Jo'on]] [[OurGodsAreDifferent and]] [[RichBitch Shion]] [[ThoseTwoGuys [[ThoseTwoGirls Jo'on and Shion Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferentFlandre]] [[PersonOfMassDestruction Flandre Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
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Two trial versions have been released on October 6, 2019 and October 18, 2020 respectively.
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The full release of the game was released physically on October 24, 2021 at the Autumn Reitaisai and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} five days later on October 29, 2021.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Despite Reimu and Marisa being the series' main protagonists, both end up being the least involved in the overall story out of the playable characters, and they're the only two who don't even fight Yuuma's second phase. Instead, Murasa and Kanako make the most progress on discovering the truth behind the events, and Okina and Flandre are ultimately the ones who solve the incident by defeating Yuuma.
* BerserkButton: Although Jo'on is leading her sister for most of their story, Yuuma hits this for Shion in their final stage by insulting their wealth, enraging her and leaving Jo'on to follow her into the final fight.
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** Utsuho's final spellcard covers a wide radius, and she can't be attacked directly. The only option is to run away from her, and allow her to be heavily damaged by her own spellcard.
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* CompetitiveBalance: Each of the six playable characters has their own unique strengths, weaknesses, and playstyles.
** [[TheHero Reimu Hakurei]], described as a "Balanced Handling and Firepower-Type", is a {{Lightning Bruiser}} with medium-strength melee attacks, a few weak projectiles, and the ability to absorb water while moving, while her 8-directional, easy-to-use dash lets her comfortably avoid damage. She's also the only character who doesn't use the Stamina meter, and is overall the most beginner-friendly character to play as.
** [[TheLancer Marisa]] [[CuteWitch Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferent Kanako]] [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirl Minamitsu]] [[PlotTailoredToTheParty Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
** [[AntiHero Jo'on]] [[OurGodsAreDifferent and]] [[RichBitch Shion]] [[ThoseTwoGuys Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Flandre]] [[PersonOfMassDestruction Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
* CompetitiveBalance: Each of the six playable characters has their own unique strengths, weaknesses, and playstyles.
** [[TheHero Reimu Hakurei]], described as a "Balanced Handling and Firepower-Type", is a {{Lightning Bruiser}} with medium-strength melee attacks, a few weak projectiles, and the ability to absorb water while moving, while her 8-directional, easy-to-use dash lets her comfortably avoid damage. She's also the only character who doesn't use the Stamina meter, and is overall the most beginner-friendly character to play as.
** [[TheLancer Marisa]] [[CuteWitch Kirisame]], described as a "Burst Damage and High Firepower Sniping-type", is a {{Long Range Fighter}} with the largest number of projectile attacks, explosive dashes, a massive radius for absorbing water, and high damage, but the trajectories of her potion grenades can be unwieldy and require careful positioning, and her movement is sluggish outside of her orthogonal dashes.
** [[OurGodsAreDifferent Kanako]] [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Yasaka]], described as a "Fortress-Type with Versatile Zoning Capabilities", is a {{Stone Wall}} with a large number of enormous projectiles, immense amounts of invincibility frames on her slower attacks, the ability to fly freely while absorbing water and weak projectiles, and two 8-directional air dashes. Her movement is overall slow and deliberate, requiring careful use of her limited dashes, and her projectiles fly in fixed arcs.
** [[CuteGhostGirl Minamitsu]] [[PlotTailoredToTheParty Murasa]], described as a "Slow Anchor Movement and Ultra-High Firepower-type", is a {{Mighty Glacier}} with astronomical damage output, surprisingly effective air mobility with three "dashes", and the ability to rush down bosses. Her movement relies on hurling her anchor and letting it pull her forward, which lets her constantly fling herself at enemies, but each of her "dashes" is highly delayed and can easily put her into danger, making her unwieldly for precision dodging, while her walking speed is the slowest in the entire game.
** [[AntiHero Jo'on]] [[OurGodsAreDifferent and]] [[RichBitch Shion]] [[ThoseTwoGuys Yorigami]], the former described as a "Super Close Up-Type Who Uses Her Elder Sister as a Shield", is a duo of a {{Close Range Combatant}} who relies exclusively on strong melee attacks and a passive {{Assist Character}} who deletes enemy bullets she touches. Shion can be thrown to erase attacks from a distance, and used to carry Jo'on for limited flight, while Jo'on is the only playable character with no ranged abilities, relying on Shion's defensive aura to get close and stay safe.
** [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Flandre]] [[PersonOfMassDestruction Scarlet]], described as an "All Purpose-Type with No Weaknesses Except Water", is a {{Jack Of All Stats}} with a simple but powerful moveset, melee attacks that easily erase bullets, a freely-controllable [[BatOutOfHell bat transformation dash]], strong projectiles and a screen-wide attack instead of the ability to absorb water, but is the only character who is actually penalized for touching it.
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** When Reimu meets Yuuma she thanks her for helping with defeating Keiki in ''Wily Beast and Weakest Creature'', as it's allowed the Animal Realm to return to its original cutthroat state of affairs.
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** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remarks about how Minamitsu sometimes visit the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
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* MakingASplash: Characters such as Kogasa and Yuugi use Spell Cards involving water, and its main gimmick is that grazing bullets allows you to turn them into water, which can be used to give the player an extra unit of health, which they can use for Spell Cards.
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* MakingASplash: Characters A large number of the cast use water-based attacks in one form or another, which ties into the overall water motif and mechanics of the game. This even extends to characters who normally prefer alternatives, such as Kogasa Marisa eschewing her typical laser-based spells for explosive potions and Yuugi an enormous torrent of water as her spell card. The Yorigami sisters and Yuuma's first phase instead use Spell Cards involving water, oil, and its main gimmick is Yuuma's second phase uses blood, though they function almost identically.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Most characters have the ability to absorb water from the ground by pressing C to build up a meter, and unleash it as a spell card when filled, with two exceptions:
** Jo'on and Shion can't directly absorb water; instead, enemy projectiles thatgrazing touch Shion are transformed into oil, increasing their water meter, and pressing C launches Shion forward to intercept attacks. Their meter constantly depletes, but if enough bullets allows you are absorbed to turn them into water, which max it out, Shion automatically performs a powerful oil-spraying attack, and the oil left on the ground can be used ignited by Jo'on's attacks to give the player an extra unit of health, which they can use for Spell Cards.damage enemies.
** Flandre, being a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]], is ''weak'' to water. She automatically absorbs any water she touches, and while her meter constantly drains, letting it reach maximum damages her. Pressing C performs a unique attack, instead.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Most characters have the ability to absorb water from the ground by pressing C to build up a meter, and unleash it as a spell card when filled, with two exceptions:
** Jo'on and Shion can't directly absorb water; instead, enemy projectiles that
** Flandre, being a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]], is ''weak'' to water. She automatically absorbs any water she touches, and while her meter constantly drains, letting it reach maximum damages her. Pressing C performs a unique attack, instead.
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* VillainEpisode: The Yorigami sisters' story is the only one to focus on characters who aren't trying to solve the incident one way or the other; instead, they're simply riding high on their (believed) riches and trying to get more of the petroleum for themselves.
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* CastFromHitpoints: In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. These two mechanics were made separate in the full release, with Spell Cards instead requiring that you completely fill up a water meter located on the left side of the screen.
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**Utsuho's final spellcard covers a wide radius, and she can't be attacked directly. The only option is to run away from her, and allow her to be heavily damaged by her own spellcard.
**In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. These two mechanics were made separate in the full release, with Spell Cards instead requiring that you completely fill up a water meter located on the left side of the
**Utsuho's final spellcard covers a wide radius, and she can't be attacked directly. The only option is to run away from her, and allow her to be heavily damaged by her own spellcard.
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* RunOrDie: When Utsuho's charging up her last spellcard, the player has to quickly run away from her before she gets the chance to use it. Otherwise, she will unleash an unavoidably large magma bullet.
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* CastFromHitpoints: In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. This was removed in the full release, and Spell Cards are instead able to be cast once you've completely filled a separate water meter.
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* CastFromHitpoints: In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. This was removed These two mechanics were made separate in the full release, and with Spell Cards are instead able to be cast once you've requiring that you completely filled fill up a separate water meter.meter located on the left side of the screen.
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* CastFromHitpoints: In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. This was removed in the full release, where this mechanic has since been given its own separate water meter.
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* CastFromHitpoints: In the demo, using your own Spell Cards would consume one hit from your life counter. This was removed in the full release, where this mechanic has since been given its own and Spell Cards are instead able to be cast once you've completely filled a separate water meter.
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* CastFromHitpoints: In the demo, using your own Spell Cards will would consume one hit from your life counter. This was removed in the full release, where this mechanic has since been replaced with given its own separate water meter.
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* CastFromHitpoints: Using In the demo, using your own Spell Cards will consume one hit from your life counter.counter. This was removed in the full release, where this mechanic has since been replaced with its own separate water meter.
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** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remarks about how Murasa sometimes visit the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
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** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remarks about how Murasa Minamitsu sometimes visit the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
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** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remark about how Murasa sometimes visit the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
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* RiversOfBlood: The Hell of Blood Pools, a massive lake of blood located within the deepest parts of the Earth. This particular location serves as the battleground for some of the the final boss stages.
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* RiversOfBlood: The Hell of Blood Pools, a massive lake of blood located within the deepest parts of the Earth. This particular location serves as the battleground for some of the the final boss stages.
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* BossGame: Apart from the tutorial, every stage in the game consists of the player and the boss.
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** In ''Urban Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remark about how Misumaru Murasa sometimes visit the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
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** In ''Urban Legends of Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remark about how Misumaru sometimes visit the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
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** In ''Urban Legends of Legend in Limbo'', Koishi offhandedly remark about how Misumaru sometimes visit the Hell of Blood Pools in Former Hell during her victory speech against Byakuren.
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* PromotedToPlayable: This game marks the playable debut of not one, but three characters from series: Kanako from ''{{VideoGame/Mountain of Faith}}'', Minamitsu from ''{{VideoGame/Undefined Fantastic Object}}'', and finally Flandre Scarlet from ''{{VideoGame/Embodiment of Scarlet Devil}}''.
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* PromotedToPlayable: This game marks the playable debut of not one, but three characters from the series: Kanako from ''{{VideoGame/Mountain of Faith}}'', Minamitsu from ''{{VideoGame/Undefined Fantastic Object}}'', and finally Flandre Scarlet from ''{{VideoGame/Embodiment of Scarlet Devil}}''.
