Follow the life of 16 high school students in a world where magic is a normal thing
Juuni Jumon (十二 呪文, meaning Twelve Spells after the 12 main girls) is a story created by puremrz. It's about a the daily life of sixteen students in a Magical Land where magic is just a convenience.
It was later adapted into a vertical danmaku shooting game in 2011. Although it takes inspiration from Touhou Project, the game is technically not fan game towards Touhou Project and that it's set in a separate world which features an entirely new cast of characters, therefore having its own canonicity.
- JJ 01 Juuni Jumon ~ Summer Interlude (2011)
- JJ 02 Juuni Jumon ~ School Festival (cancelled/scheduled for restart)
This game series contains examples of:
- All There in the Manual: A considerable amount of information of the characters is in puremrz's Deviantart account. Not to mention that Juuni Jumon was supposed to be a comic and a dating sim before being released as a shooting game.
- Anguished Declaration of Love: Tomoko, to Masahiro at the Stage 6 of Summer Interlude.
- Beach Episode: The Extra stage of Summer Interlude, combined with a swimsuit contest.
- Beware the Nice Ones: During most of Summer Interlude, Tomoko tags along with Masahiro while most of his classmates pick fights with him. At the night of the courage game, she decides she had enough and leaves him. When he goes looking for her, Tomoko snaps upon finding that Masahiro is oblivious to her love and challenges him to a danmaku fight.
- Beware the Silly Ones: Half of the cast. Most pre-battle conversations are rather bizarre before the danmaku starts.
- Big Little Sister: Hotaru, who's more responsible than the laid back and older Kurumi.
- Cool Big Sister: Haruna, to the rest of her classmates. Averted with The Slacker Kurumi and Cloud Cuckoolander Amaya.
- Defeat Equals Explosion: It was a built in mechanic of the program used to make the game.
- Everyone Is a Super: From common fairies to even average birds! Justified in the kids' case, since they live in a Magical Land where everyone has special powers.
- Fighting Your Friend: In Summer Interlude, Masahiro has danmaku fights with all his classmates.
- Genki Girl: Most of the girls, but Kurumi, Nanami and Tomomi take the cake.
- Harder Than Hard: Lunatic mode. It's aptly named.
- I Believe I Can Fly: Averted: Nobody save for Youko and Amaya can actually fly, but for convenience's sake it just looks like they do in this game.
- Magic Missile Storm: With the series being a fantasy-themed Bullet Hell series, this trope is basically the premise.
- Mirror Match: The Nightmare stage. Basically, Masahiro fights against himself.
- Official Couple:
- Masahiro and Tomoko at the end of Summer Interlude.
- Also, according to
Word of God, Kurumi and Takeo, Ryo and Ayano, and Shinichi and Haruna.
- Only Sane Man: Masahiro. Probably why he's the protagonist in Summer Interlude.
- Personality Powers: How the magic powers of each student manifests.
- Good Bad Girl Kurumi - Chain Pain
- Hair-Trigger Temper Hotaru - Playing with Fire
- Cloud Cuckoolander Amaya - Lunacy
- Extreme Doormat Takeo - Making a Splash
- Cowardly Lion Midori - I Know What You Fear
- Shrinking Violet Ayano - Seasonal Baggage
- The Trickster Sayuri - Master of Illusion
- Cool Big Bro Shinichi - Magic Enhancement
- Shipper on Deck: Most of the classmates ship Masahiro/Tomoko and during Summer Interlude, they form a Batman Gambit to bring them close together, starting from stealing their bags, organizing a festival and a courage game. Unfortunately Masahiro is Oblivious to Love....
