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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to accept his captor's "hospitality" ending into a tiny, shared Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, declaring "this is not Japan" and leaving him screaming for his mommy in the style of Creator/EdvardMunch's famous "Art/{{The Scream|Munch}}".]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to accept his captor's "hospitality" ending into a tiny, shared Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, declaring "this is not Japan" and leaving him screaming for his mommy in the style of Creator/EdvardMunch's famous "Art/{{The Scream|Munch}}".]]Scream|Munch}}"]].
* MadnessMantra: [[spoiler: Bunroku repeats "This is not Japan" and [[IWantMyMommy "Mommy"]] over and over again while he is forced to share the bathtub with some nutjobs in the ending]].
* MadnessMantra: [[spoiler: Bunroku repeats "This is not Japan" and [[IWantMyMommy "Mommy"]] over and over again while he is forced to share the bathtub with some nutjobs in the ending]].
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''Touhou Kenbun Roku'' ("The Travels of Marco Polo") is a text based adventure game, released for the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Famicom]] by Creator/{{Natsume}} as a Japanese exclusive. It focuses on a troublemaker known as Bunroku, whom [[TimeTravel travels]] to the times of famous explorer Marco Polo.
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''Touhou Kenbun Roku'' ("The (東方見文録, ''The Travels of Marco Polo") Polo'') is a text based adventure game, released for the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Famicom]] by Creator/{{Natsume}} as a Japanese exclusive. It focuses on a troublemaker known as Bunroku, whom [[TimeTravel travels]] to the times of famous explorer Marco Polo.
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* {{Blackface}}: One of the first characters you meet, in the very first part of the game after starting proper.
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* {{Blackface}}: One of the first characters you meet, in the very first part of the game after starting proper. The genie from the magic lamp also evokes the imagery to a lesser extent.
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* DoubleMeaning: A hilariously catastrophic example bordering on {{Pun}}. When Bunroku [[spoiler:activates his controller to summon the Kami Kaze, a strong wind intended to take down an invading fleet of ships, the time machine's control somehow malfunctions and insteads sends a kamizake airplane squad from WWII, who gun down everything in sight leading to the DownerEnding]].
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced togo accept his captor's "hospitality" ending into a tiny, shared Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, declaring "this is not Japan" and leaving him screaming for his mommy in the style of Creator/EdvardMunch's famous "Art/{{The Scream|Munch}}" painting.Scream|Munch}}".]]
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to
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* RefugeInAudacity: Jesus divekicks Bunroku while still attached to the cross.
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* VillainProtagonist: In a way, Bunroku is the villain of the story, messing up with history to [[spoiler: prevent the invasion of ancient Japan from outside forces ensuring its future prosperity. Even though this can paint him as a WellIntentionedExtremist, the game makes it clear this is his own personal experiment done on a whim.]] Although the game is so chaotic and comedic in tone, [[spoiler: and Bunroku's inability to escape karma for his actions]] that it somewhat lessens the effect.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to go into a Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, leaving him screaming in the style of Edvard Munch's famous "Art/{{The Scream|Munch}}" panting.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to go into a Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, leaving him screaming in the style of Edvard Munch's Creator/EdvardMunch's famous "Art/{{The Scream|Munch}}" panting.painting.]]
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Despite the fact that the title has "Touhou (東方)" on it, [[NamesTheSame it hasn't any relation]] to the [[Franchise/TouhouProject ZUN's long-running video game franchise]]. This is an actual Japanese word meaning "Eastern" [[AlternateCharacterReading which can also be read]] as "Higashikata".
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Despite the fact that the title has "Touhou (東方)" on it, [[NamesTheSame it hasn't any relation]] relation to the [[Franchise/TouhouProject ZUN's long-running video game franchise]]. This is an actual Japanese word meaning "Eastern" [[AlternateCharacterReading which can also be read]] as "Higashikata".
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to go into a Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, leaving him screaming in the style of Edvard Munch's famous "Art/{{The Scream|EdvardMunch}}" panting.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to go into a Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, leaving him screaming in the style of Edvard Munch's famous "Art/{{The Scream|EdvardMunch}}" Scream|Munch}}" panting.]]
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Despite the fact that the title has "Touhou (東方)" on it, [[NamesTheSame it hasn't any relation]] to the [[Franchise/TouhouProject ZUN's long-running video game franchise]]. This is an actual Japanese word meaning "Eastern" [[AlternateCharacterReading which can also be read]] as "Higashikata". [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Yes]].
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Despite the fact that the title has "Touhou (東方)" on it, [[NamesTheSame it hasn't any relation]] to the [[Franchise/TouhouProject ZUN's long-running video game franchise]]. This is an actual Japanese word meaning "Eastern" [[AlternateCharacterReading which can also be read]] as "Higashikata". [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Yes]].
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to go into a Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, leaving him screaming in the style of Edvard Munch's famous "The Scream" panting.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Following Marco's death, Bunroku washes up on some island which is some sort of detainment for those who mess with history. Bunroku is forced to go into a Japanese bathtub, where he soon goes insane, leaving him screaming in the style of Edvard Munch's famous "The Scream" "Art/{{The Scream|EdvardMunch}}" panting.]]
