History VideoGame / TouhouKaeidzukaPhantasmagoriaOfFlowerView

* HoldTheLine: Every single battle in Extra Stage is this. The enemy is invulnerable for a set amount of time (scaling similarly to main story) and you must survive until their time is up, at which they often screw up on purpose.

* SheatheYourSword: [[DefiedTrope Defied]]. If you stop shooting for more than a few seconds so the opponent can't send too many bullets at you, the AI's internal timer (which determines when the AI gets hit) will stop until you start shooting things down again.

* HoldTheLine: Every single battle in Extra Stages as Komachi or Eiki are this. The enemy is invulnerable for a set amount of time and you must survive until their time is up, at which they often screw up on purpose.

** Easy: Asian Skunk Cabbage

* AesopAmnesia: Each of the character's storylines ends with them learning AnAesop. If you play as Eiki, however, which takes place after all of the others, it turns out that everyone forgot or misunderstood what they were supposed to learn.

* ArrangeMode: This is the only Phantasmagoria with Extra, and it effectively works as one: You start with ''no'' extra lives and [[HoldTheLine have to instead survive long enough against invincible AI opponent without taking damage]]. While in main game score extends are at 10 million and then every 20 until 90, in Extra it's every 5 million until 40, granting a total of one more life after accounting for less starting ones. Additionally, each side starts with a full gauge and Lv. 10 attacks... which means the AI gets to be aggressive that much faster. Consequently, it's easy to die on any stage, whereas in main game Stages 1-5 tend to be more of filler stages before AI gets serious.

A SpiritualSuccessor to the UsefulNotes/PC98 game ''VideoGame/TouhouYumejikuuPhantasmagoriaOfDimDream'', ''[=PoFV=]'' has similar ''VideoGame/TwinkleStarSprites'' inspired gameplay, featuring split-screen duels against the AI or another human player. It too would have its own spiritual successor in the form of ''VideoGame/TouhouJuuouenUnfinishedDreamOfAllLivingGhost''.

* LighterAndSofter: The previous game dealt with an WeirdMoon incident so severe as to get the main characters to buy time by ''[[GodzillaThreshold starting another incident]]'', and in the Extra Stage you're used as a pawn in the eternal conflict between two immortals who keep quarreling over a centuries old grudge. In this game, the incident is a lot less serious and turns out it doesn't even need to be solved as it's part of a decades long natural cycle, while many of the characters are just messing around rather than fighting over anything serious. [[DownplayedTrope That said]], the FinalBoss is the judge of the dead who gives warnings to the other characters out of concern that she might have to judge them harshly after their deaths if they don't change their ways, while Medicine poisons Tewi causing her to pass out in the ending and require treatment from Eirin.

** The Prismriver Sisters, the Stage 4 bosses of ''Perfect Cherry Blossom''. Only Lyrica is playable in story mode, with the Merlin and Lunasa only being playable in match mode.

* ContinuityNod: When accusing Yuuka of starting the incident, Reimu says that "Everything went back to normal when I defeated you back then!", referencing Yuuka's role as the final boss of '' [[VideoGame/TouhouGensokyoLotusLandStory Lotus Land Story]]''.

** Easy: Daruma Grass

** Hard: Sazanka Camellia

* SpiritualSuccessor: Follows the basic gameplay formula of ''VideoGame/TouhouYumejikuuPhantasmagoriaOfDimDream''.

A SpiritualSuccessor to the UsefulNotes/PC98 game ''VideoGame/TouhouYumejikuuPhantasmagoriaOfDimDream'', ''[=PoFV=]'' has similar ''VideoGame/TwinkleStarSprites'' inspired gameplay, featuring split-screen duels against the AI or another human player.

* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels: The difficulty levels are named after various plants.

* HoldTheLine: Every single battle in Extra Stages as Komachi or Eiki are this. The enemy is invulnerable for a set amount of time and you must survive until their time is up, at which they often screw up on purpose.

''Touhou Kaeidzuka[[note]]"Flower Viewing Mound"[[/note]] ~ Phantasmagoria of Flower View'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2005. It's the ninth installment in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise.

[[caption-width-right:350:The last game in the franchise you can play on Windows 98.]]

The otherwise unofficial fancomic compilation ''Touhou Shikoubana ~ Seasonal Dream Vision'' includes a ShortStory prologue to this game titled ''A Beautiful Flower Blooming Every 60 Years'', told from the perspective of Yukari Yakumo (who did not appear in the game itself).

''Touhou Kaeidzuka ~ Phantasmagoria of Flower View'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2005. It's the ninth installment in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' franchise.

One of sixteen characters is trying to find out why the spring seems so strong and the plants are growing so much.

The game features two characters playing against each other in a danmaku until one of them dies. The one who survives gets to move on.

[[caption-width-right:350:The last game in the series you can play on Windows 98.]]

''Touhou Kaeidzuka ~ Phantasmagoria of Flower View'' is a video game created by Team Shanghai Alice for Windows computers in 2005. It's the ninth installment in the ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' series.