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** Yamame, the Youkai [[LampshadeHanging with a Familiar Mask]] Arachnid-Girl, is dressed like ComicBook/{{SpiderMan.

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** Yamame, the Youkai [[LampshadeHanging with a Familiar Mask]] Arachnid-Girl, is dressed like ComicBook/{{SpiderMan.ComicBook/SpiderMan.
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** Suwako, the [[PaperThinDisguise Poorly Disguised Goddess]] [=SuperFrog=], is dressed like Franchise/{{Superman}}.
** Yamame, the Youkai [[LampshadeHanging with a Familiar Mask]] Arachnid-Girl, is dressed like Franchise/{{Spiderman}}.

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** Suwako, the [[PaperThinDisguise Poorly Disguised Goddess]] [=SuperFrog=], is dressed like Franchise/{{Superman}}.
ComicBook/{{Superman}}.
** Yamame, the Youkai [[LampshadeHanging with a Familiar Mask]] Arachnid-Girl, is dressed like Franchise/{{Spiderman}}.ComicBook/{{SpiderMan.
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: While reading through a book labelled ''Illusionary Taxonomy'' upon Marisa's first visit in the Scarlet Devil Mansion, one entry within discusses this trope. Many species of vampire are considered undead, but the type found in Gensokyo (ie Remilia and Flandre) are of the living variety and are more akin to demons. This trope ends up becoming a problem for Flandre at some point, both for [[YourVampiresSuck her less-than-stellar reaction to Dracula]], and [[spoiler:the mistaken belief that draining Marisa's blood will turn her into a vampire and thus grant her the immortality she's been seeking, according to Remilia after the incident, would've resulted in Marisa experiencing a DeathOfPersonality.]]

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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: While Upon Marisa's first visit to the Scarlet Devil Mansion, she ends up reading through a book labelled ''Illusionary Taxonomy'' upon Marisa's first visit in the Scarlet Devil Mansion, Taxonomy'', which featured one entry within discusses discussing this trope. Many species of vampire are considered undead, but the type found in Gensokyo (ie Remilia and Flandre) are of the living variety and are more akin to demons. This trope ends up becoming a problem for Flandre at some point, both for [[YourVampiresSuck her less-than-stellar reaction to Dracula]], and [[spoiler:the mistaken belief that draining Marisa's blood will turn her into a vampire and thus grant her the immortality she's been seeking, according seeking. According to Remilia after the incident, that would've resulted in Marisa experiencing a DeathOfPersonality.DeathOfPersonality and effectively becoming Flandre's puppet.]]
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: While reading through a book labelled ''Illusionary Taxonomy'' upon first visit in the Scarlet Devil Mansion, one entry within discusses this trope. Many species of vampire are considered undead, but the type found in Gensokyo (ie Remilia and Flandre) are of the living variety and are more akin to demons.

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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: While reading through a book labelled ''Illusionary Taxonomy'' upon Marisa's first visit in the Scarlet Devil Mansion, one entry within discusses this trope. Many species of vampire are considered undead, but the type found in Gensokyo (ie Remilia and Flandre) are of the living variety and are more akin to demons. This trope ends up becoming a problem for Flandre at some point, both for [[YourVampiresSuck her less-than-stellar reaction to Dracula]], and [[spoiler:the mistaken belief that draining Marisa's blood will turn her into a vampire and thus grant her the immortality she's been seeking, according to Remilia after the incident, would've resulted in Marisa experiencing a DeathOfPersonality.]]
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-->'''Momiji:''' Didn't you yourself just say those were metaphorical flames, though?

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* LiteralMinded: Nitori's six hundred and fifty seventh plan to have Marisa reciprocate her love has her take the comparison of love as a fire a little too seriously. Her plan to "fan the flames of the heart" involve a large paper fan with a mechanical arm capable of creating strong winds. BeleagueredAssistant Momiji immediately points out the contradiction in Nitori's logic.
-->'''Momiji:''' Didn't you yourself just say those were metaphorical flames, though?

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* LiteralMinded: As part of Nitori's six hundred and fifty seventh plan to have Marisa reciprocate her love has her take love, she takes the comparison of love as a fire a little too seriously. Her plan seriously by making a large paper fan with a mechanical arm to "fan the flames of the heart" involve a large paper fan with a mechanical arm capable of by creating strong winds. winds towards Marisa. PlayedWith, in that she seems to know of the saying as a metaphor, but seems to have stuck with the literal interpretation anyways, as lampshaded by BeleagueredAssistant Momiji immediately points out the contradiction in Nitori's logic.
-->'''Momiji:''' Didn't you yourself just say those were metaphorical flames, though?
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You can download the demo [[https://daisukimadan.net/?page_id=231 here]].

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You can download the demo [[https://daisukimadan.net/?page_id=231 here]].here.]]



* AdaptationDyeJob: Downplayed for Kogasa's brief appearance during the Visual Novel's abridged events of ''UFO'', depicting her with both red eyes, while in canon she has heterochromia eyes; blue and red.



* OffModel: Kogasa's brief appearance during the events of ''UFO'' depicts her with both red eyes, while in canon she has heterochromia eyes; blue and red.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Justified with Koishi, as she's a psychic that gives meta advice for the player, typically advice for each love interest or vague warnings of things to come.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Justified with Koishi, as she's a psychic that gives meta advice for the player, typically advice for how to earn the affection of each love interest or interest, though she also gives vague warnings of things to come.
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* FortuneTeller: Koishi serves as meta advice for the player, typically advice for each love interest or vague warnings of things to come.

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* FortuneTeller: Koishi serves {{Foreshadowing}}: Justified with Koishi, as she's a psychic that gives meta advice for the player, typically advice for each love interest or vague warnings of things to come.
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Taking place just after the events of ''Subterranean Animism'', news of her father's passing left Marisa with an epiphany: achieve immortality, while also living her (potentially immortal) life to the fullest by becoming more social, maybe by getting to know some of the girls better?

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Taking place just after the events of ''Subterranean Animism'', news of her father's passing left Marisa with an epiphany: achieve immortality, while also living grow her (potentially immortal) life to relationships, both platonic and potentially romantic, with those around her in the fullest by becoming more social, maybe by getting to know some of the girls better?
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!!Provides the following Tropes:

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!!Provides !!This fan-made Visual Novel provides the following Tropes:



* LoveChart: Parodied with Koishi's relationship chart (V.2). After discussing Marisa's relationship with the four girls, Koishi presents the "easy to use" chart to help her out. Marisa's InnerMonologue notes how every significant resident in Gensokyo is listed, with the resulting chart being "an absolute mess of arrows and labels."

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* LoveChart: Parodied with Koishi's relationship chart (V.2). After discussing Marisa's relationship with the four girls, Koishi presents the "easy to use" chart to help her out. Marisa's InnerMonologue notes how every significant resident in Gensokyo is listed, with the resulting chart being "an absolute mess of arrows and labels."



* UnreadablyFastText: Marisa calling Patchouli a {{Youkai}} results in the latter going on an extended rant on the terminology of the species, generally describing them as supernatural creaturs that can take a human shape, all with the text scrolling fast and the text boxes transitioning before the player could even read them. Marisa getting picky with Patchi addressing herself as a 'Youkai Magician' results in ''another'' spiel in a similar manner.

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* UnreadablyFastText: Marisa calling Patchouli a {{Youkai}} results in the latter going on an extended rant on the terminology of the species, generally describing them as supernatural creaturs creatures that can take a human shape, all with the text scrolling fast and the text boxes transitioning before the player could even read them. Marisa getting picky with Patchi addressing herself as a 'Youkai Magician' results in ''another'' spiel in a similar manner.
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* ShoutOut: The Gensokyo Five; each dressed in different cosplay:

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* ShoutOut: The Gensokyo Five; Five, a group dressed like superheroes (with the exception of one) whose name is a spoof on the ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', each of them dressed in different cosplay:



** Yamame, the Youkai with a Familiar Mask Arachnid-Girl, is dressed like Franchise/{{Spiderman}}.

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** Yamame, the Youkai [[LampshadeHanging with a Familiar Mask Mask]] Arachnid-Girl, is dressed like Franchise/{{Spiderman}}.



** Marisa, should she roll with the absurdity of the situation, dons a suit and goes by the title [[Franchise/JamesBond Agent Number 7]]. To further the reference, her character is introduced with the classic ''007'' introduction (just with Yukari's gaps instead of the barrel of a gun and Marisa [[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou wielding her mini-hakkeri to the screen]]) with a soundalike BGM.

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** Marisa, should she roll with the absurdity of the situation, dons a suit and goes by the title [[Franchise/JamesBond Agent Number 7]]. To further the reference, her character is introduced with the classic ''007'' BondGunBarrel introduction (just with Yukari's gaps instead of the barrel of a gun and Marisa [[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou wielding her mini-hakkeri to the screen]]) with a soundalike BGM.

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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Invoked as an option to defuse a situation between Marisa and Alice, when meeting up after the events of ''[[VideoGame/TouhouSeirensenUndefinedFantasticObject Undefined Fantastic Object]]''. Marisa is normally [[BloodKnight all too eager to get into a fight normally]], so seeing her casually tear apart her own spell card upon being goaded into a Danmaku duel is enough to catch Alice off guard, making her believe that Marisa's serious that her retribution is misplaced.

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* OffModel: Kogasa's brief appearance during the events of ''UFO'' depicts her with both red eyes, while in canon she has heterochromia eyes; blue and red.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Invoked as an option to defuse a situation between Marisa and Alice, when meeting up after the events of ''[[VideoGame/TouhouSeirensenUndefinedFantasticObject Undefined Fantastic Object]]''. Marisa is normally [[BloodKnight all too eager to get into a fight normally]], so seeing her casually tear apart her own spell card upon being goaded into a Danmaku duel is enough to catch Alice off guard, making her believe that Marisa's serious that her retribution is misplaced.listen to reason.



* UnreadablyFastText: Marisa calling Patchouli a {{Youkai}} results in the latter going on an extended rant on the terminology of the species, generally describing them as supernatural creaturs that can take a human shape, all with the text scrolling fast and the text boxes transitioning before the player could even read them. Marisa getting picky with Patchi addressing herself as a 'Youkai Magician' results in ''another'' spiel similar to the first, this time pointing out the exclusive human shape difference makes her, and many others (Alice, Meiling, Cirno, etc), not a youkai.

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* UnreadablyFastText: Marisa calling Patchouli a {{Youkai}} results in the latter going on an extended rant on the terminology of the species, generally describing them as supernatural creaturs that can take a human shape, all with the text scrolling fast and the text boxes transitioning before the player could even read them. Marisa getting picky with Patchi addressing herself as a 'Youkai Magician' results in ''another'' spiel in a similar to the first, this time pointing out the exclusive human shape difference makes her, and many others (Alice, Meiling, Cirno, etc), not a youkai. manner.
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''Eastern Starlight Romance'' is a Romance VisualNovel based on ''Franchise/TouhouProject'', with Marisa Kirasame as the protagonist and Reimu Hakurei, Alice Margatroid, Patchouli Knowledge, and Flandre Scarlet as potential love interests.

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''Eastern Starlight Romance'' is a Romance VisualNovel based on ''Franchise/TouhouProject'', with Marisa Kirasame Kirisame as the protagonist and Reimu Hakurei, Alice Margatroid, Patchouli Knowledge, and Flandre Scarlet as potential love interests.

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* OurVampiresAreDifferent:
** While reading through a book labelled ''Illusionary Taxonomy'' upon first visit in the Scarlet Devil Mansion, one entry within discusses this trope. Many species of vampire are considered undead, but the type found in Gensokyo (ie Remilia and Flandre) are of the living variety and are more akin to demons.
** Comes up as a result of Marisa reading to Flandre the book of ''Dracula''. Long story short, Flandre is not happy with being allegedly related to Dracula, who's not as noble as Remilia advertised him as.

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* OurVampiresAreDifferent:
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OurVampiresAreDifferent: While reading through a book labelled ''Illusionary Taxonomy'' upon first visit in the Scarlet Devil Mansion, one entry within discusses this trope. Many species of vampire are considered undead, but the type found in Gensokyo (ie Remilia and Flandre) are of the living variety and are more akin to demons.
** Comes up as a result of Marisa reading to Flandre the book of ''Dracula''. Long story short, Flandre is not happy with being allegedly related to Dracula, who's not as noble as Remilia advertised him as.
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* YourVampiresSuck: After Marisa reads the book ''Dracula'' to Flandre, she ends up having a negative reaction to his antagonistic actions in the story, to the point of throwing a destruction induced temper tantrum after getting no sleep. This was especially bad due to Remilla alleging that they're related to the vampire and playing him up as an honorable figure, resulting in a BrokenPedestal for Flan.

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* FortuneTeller: Koishi serves as meta advice for the player, typically advice for each love interest or vague warnings of things to come.



* FortuneTeller: Koishi serves as meta advice for the player, typically advice for each love interest or vague warnings of things to come.


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* UnreadablyFastText: Marisa calling Patchouli a {{Youkai}} results in the latter going on an extended rant on the terminology of the species, generally describing them as supernatural creaturs that can take a human shape, all with the text scrolling fast and the text boxes transitioning before the player could even read them. Marisa getting picky with Patchi addressing herself as a 'Youkai Magician' results in ''another'' spiel similar to the first, this time pointing out the exclusive human shape difference makes her, and many others (Alice, Meiling, Cirno, etc), not a youkai.
-->'''Marisa:''' ''[InnerMonologue]'' Suddenly, it became very believable that Patchouli had written that book after all.

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* HopelessSuitor: Nitori is the one character who makes her love for Marisa most apparent, but is always turned down by the end, as she already has four potential love interests.

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* HopelessSuitor: Nitori is the one character who makes her love for Marisa most apparent, but is always turned down by the end, as she already has four potential love interests. Not helping matters are her inventions of increasing ridiculousness in an attempt to earn Marisa's heart, with the inventions inevitably blowing up in her face.


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* LiteralMinded: Nitori's six hundred and fifty seventh plan to have Marisa reciprocate her love has her take the comparison of love as a fire a little too seriously. Her plan to "fan the flames of the heart" involve a large paper fan with a mechanical arm capable of creating strong winds. BeleagueredAssistant Momiji immediately points out the contradiction in Nitori's logic.
-->'''Momiji:''' Didn't you yourself just say those were metaphorical flames, though?
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''Eastern Starlight Romance'' is a Romance VisualNovel based on ''Franchise/TouhouProject'', with Marisa Kirasame as the protagonist and Reimu Hakurei, Alice Margatroid, Patchouli Knowledge, and Flandre Scarlet as potential love interests.

Taking place just after the events of ''Subterranean Animism'', news of her father's passing left Marisa with an epiphany: achieve immortality, while also living her (potentially immortal) life to the fullest by becoming more social, maybe by getting to know some of the girls better?

You can download the demo [[https://daisukimadan.net/?page_id=231 here]].
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!!Provides the following Tropes:
* {{Applicability}}: InUniverse with Flandre in regards to ''Literature/{{Dracula}}''. [[spoiler:She accidentally calls Dracula's act of locking his guest in the castle as "locking them in the basement," inadvertently comparing herself and her situation with the story.]]
* HopelessSuitor: Nitori is the one character who makes her love for Marisa most apparent, but is always turned down by the end, as she already has four potential love interests.
* ImmortalitySeeker: The plot gets kicked off by Marisa being motivated to pursue immortality after the death of her father.
* LoveChart: Parodied with Koishi's relationship chart (V.2). After discussing Marisa's relationship with the four girls, Koishi presents the "easy to use" chart to help her out. Marisa's InnerMonologue notes how every significant resident in Gensokyo is listed, with the resulting chart being "an absolute mess of arrows and labels."
* MayflyDecemberRomance: With Reimu being the token mortal individual, any romance Marisa may have with with her, should Marisa achieve her end goal, will inevitably result in her outliving the shrine maiden.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Invoked as an option to defuse a situation between Marisa and Alice, when meeting up after the events of ''[[VideoGame/TouhouSeirensenUndefinedFantasticObject Undefined Fantastic Object]]''. Marisa is normally [[BloodKnight all too eager to get into a fight normally]], so seeing her casually tear apart her own spell card upon being goaded into a Danmaku duel is enough to catch Alice off guard, making her believe that Marisa's serious that her retribution is misplaced.
* OurVampiresAreDifferent:
** While reading through a book labelled ''Illusionary Taxonomy'' upon first visit in the Scarlet Devil Mansion, one entry within discusses this trope. Many species of vampire are considered undead, but the type found in Gensokyo (ie Remilia and Flandre) are of the living variety and are more akin to demons.
** Comes up as a result of Marisa reading to Flandre the book of ''Dracula''. Long story short, Flandre is not happy with being allegedly related to Dracula, who's not as noble as Remilia advertised him as.
* FortuneTeller: Koishi serves as meta advice for the player, typically advice for each love interest or vague warnings of things to come.
* ShoutOut: The Gensokyo Five; each dressed in different cosplay:
** Tewi, the Familiar Rabbit Inaba, is dressed like Franchise/{{Zorro}}.
** Suwako, the [[PaperThinDisguise Poorly Disguised Goddess]] [=SuperFrog=], is dressed like Franchise/{{Superman}}.
** Yamame, the Youkai with a Familiar Mask Arachnid-Girl, is dressed like Franchise/{{Spiderman}}.
** Chen, Disguised Catgirl Mew Orenji, dresses like one of the girls from ''Manga/TokyoMewMew''.
** Marisa, should she roll with the absurdity of the situation, dons a suit and goes by the title [[Franchise/JamesBond Agent Number 7]]. To further the reference, her character is introduced with the classic ''007'' introduction (just with Yukari's gaps instead of the barrel of a gun and Marisa [[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou wielding her mini-hakkeri to the screen]]) with a soundalike BGM.
* StickyFingers: Marisa, natch, as you have the option to steal from various sources. Manifests as a stat that increases for every act that plays into her thievery nature.
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