There are, in fact, a few items kept deep inside the store that I’m not interested in selling. Some items are not for sale because I am personally interested in them. It’s true that some of these are bothersome things that would only take up space in the shop. However, I consider all of them to have value, but more so than my common wares. It just so happens that no one willing to pay a price corresponding to their worth has appeared. But among them there is an item that’s lately been bothering me terribly. And it’s worse than usual, because I can’t really ask anyone’s advice regarding this item. It’s a grey box, small enough to be held in the hands, made of... plastic, I believe it was called? As I was saying, it’s a box made from a material neither metal nor stone. Items made of this material have been extremely numerous lately. On top of that, this one has several differently-shaped buttons and switches on it. However, even if I push them, nothing happens. Insofar there’s nothing particularly ominous about it. However, this item’s “utility” is very unsettling. Yes, my ability permits me to “determine an item’s utility”. That’s why I am the only one that gets this uneasy feeling. And it’s this feeling that prevents me from selling this item.
It had black, cheap-looking buttons, and some small openings on its back and sides. But its most characteristic feature was the small window just above some buttons, that would neither open nor shut. If you stared for too long at that window, you would almost feel like you could get sucked into it. It was made of a strange artificial material.Secondly, just because Rika has a tank, doesn't exactly mean it's powered by electronics. Its functionality could be purely mechanical, much like trains in the 1800's. It's actually more realistic than Nitori having a helicopter back-pack that fires rockets.
To me, the PC-98 area is not fully canon, but almost. This is my very personal point of view, but here's what I think: The events that occurred chronologically before the Vampire Incident are not exactly, but very close to, what happened in the PC-98 canon. This way, we can perfectly use th01~05 as references to the windows games.This sounds extremely similar to DeityDiz93's argument that the PC-98 canon has been "retooled" to fit within Modern standards of story-telling.
Like I said, I don't mind saying that modern Touhou have major links with past Touhou, FullHitPoints showed-up pretty good examples, but to say it's totally canon? Mmm... I'm not pretty sure.Why exactly are you referring to me in the third person?
This sounds extremely similar to DeityDiz93's argument that the PC-98 canon has been "retooled" to fit within Modern standards of story-telling.
Yeah, well, let's say I agree with him. I think there's a reason why ZUN is so reticent to declare the PC-98 era canon. What is that reason? idk. But, I prefer to keep my distance with the retro era and only uses it as a model for the real pre-th06 backstory.As for Yumemi and the rest of Phantasmagoria of Dimensional Dream, it has been speculated that the Probability Space Hypervessel is actually a time machine.
Why exactly are you referring to me in the third person?
By the love of all Gibus engineers, I didn't realized it was you. XD Go me!!!