Japanese

Touhou

Remilia Scarlet no Hatsujouki /搾

Korean

Pleasure Ground

Udonge ga Okusuri no Zaiko Shobun Suru Hon

Parsick!

Hashihime Shinshoku -Ni-

Nue to Kasa Nue＆Umbrella

Spanish

Cyclone Memory

Futanari Onanie Chuudoku Youmu-chan Shoushitsu Jiken

English

Yuru Yukari

元気な赤ちゃん産めるかな？

Russian

Yosuzume no Saezuri |The Night Sparrow’s Chirps

Mokoke ne

Aki no Yonaga ni

Chinese

SEMPER EADEM ~Ikumoko no Mamani~

Handle Tsuki Sukima Hole Futanari Chinko de Jibun to H

Fingertips KISS

Touhou Toshima Benjo - Futanari Baba Youkai Murasaki-hen -

Patche-san no Neteru Aida ni!!

Shizumete Choudai! Orin-chan!

Patchouli no Shobon

"Momiji wa Soko de Miteite."

Gensoukyou Futanari Chinpo Wrestling Ecstasy - Reimu VS Shinmyoumaru

Taimanin Yuuka

Renshuu Suru Neko

A collaboration anime project of Anime Tenchou and Touhou animated by ufotable. The anime was shown at the 2010 Animate Ichioshi Bishojo Anime Matsuri.

Touhou is a series of bullet hell shooter video games developed by the one-man developer Team Shanghai Alice, headed by the pseudonym ZUN. The Touhou Project, also known as Toho Project or Project Shrine Maiden, began in 1996 with the release of the first game, Highly Responsive to Prayers, for the Japanese PC-98 platform. Since then, the series has grown to include over 20 games, with the latest release in 2020.

The Touhou games are known for their challenging gameplay, colorful and detailed 2D graphics, and a wide variety of characters and settings. The series takes place in the fictional land of Gensokyo, a realm isolated from the outside world by a magical barrier. Gensokyo is populated by a diverse cast of characters, including humans, youkai (Japanese folk monsters), and gods.

The main protagonist of the series is Reimu Hakurei, a shrine maiden who serves as the guardian of the Hakurei Shrine at the border of Gensokyo. She is often joined by her friend and rival, Marisa Kirisame, a witch who also lives in Gensokyo. Together, they embark on various adventures to protect Gensokyo from various threats and to uncover the mysteries of the land.

One of the unique features of the Touhou games is their use of danmaku (bullet hell) gameplay. Players control their character through a series of levels, dodging and weaving through a barrage of bullets while trying to defeat enemies and bosses. The difficulty of the games can be quite high, with many players finding it challenging to progress through the levels.

The Touhou games also feature a wide variety of characters, each with their own unique abilities and personalities. Some of the most popular characters include the vampire Remilia Scarlet, the ice fairy Cirno, and the shrine maiden Reimu Hakurei. Each character has their own unique playstyle and abilities, making them appealing to different types of players.

The Touhou series has also spawned a large and active fan community, with fans creating a wide variety of fan-made content such as music, art, comics, and even their own games. The series has also inspired a number of official spin-off games, such as Touhou Genso Rondo and Touhou Hisoutensoku.

In addition, Touhou has also been featured in a number of other media such as anime, manga, and light novels. This has further increased its popularity and has made the series one of the most well-known and respected in the world of indie games.

The Touhou series has been praised for its challenging gameplay, colorful and detailed graphics, and a wide variety of characters and settings. Its unique use of danmaku gameplay and its focus on a diverse cast of characters has made it a favorite among fans of the bullet hell genre. With a dedicated fan base and a steady stream of new releases, the Touhou series shows no signs of slowing down.

Overall, Touhou is a unique and challenging series of bullet hell shooter games, set in a rich and imaginative world that has captured the hearts of many players worldwide. Its longevity and the size of its fanbase are a testament to its enduring appeal, making it a beloved and respected series in the world of indie games.

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