Touhou Project

Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: Navigation, search for fan culture and fandom - anime - ACG fan creation fanzhi - fan fiction CG - fan music fandom Radio drama - self-financed publishing with cultural characteristics of fan game creation - tribute to secondary creation - parody - spoof of Danmei - Lily - fan girl culture - BL/Yaoi - matching otaku culture - Loli - shota event fanzhi sale - billboard Cosplay culture Japanese writing method Japanese original text Touhou Project Kana とうほうプロジェクト plain Romaji Tōhō Purojekuto Touhou Project, referred to as Touhou, is a Japanese fan game club "Shanghai Alice Fantasy Orchestra" (Japanese: Shanghai アリスphantom Music Ensemble) produced and played A series of games and related works in which screen shooting games account for the majority. According to general analysis, the reason why the Touhou series occupies a place in the doujin world and is listed as Japan's three major doujin miracles with Mu Chan and Tsukihime, and together with VOCALOID and Idol Master, is known as the NICONICO Royal Sanya, there are several main possible reasons: Carefully designed and arranged. The geometric shapes of the barrage, the unique fictional world and the characters with distinctive personalities, the music specially designed for each character, and the author ZUN's relatively loose management of secondary creation copyrights in the past. ZUN, the author of the most fan-made shooting games [1] on the Guinness Book of Records, is responsible for the production of almost all games by himself. Only the fighting games "Eastern Dream", "Eastern Scarlet Sky", "Eastern Feixiang Tianzhi", and "Eastern Heart Qilou" cooperate with Twilight Frontier. The ending CG of "Eastern Flower Reflection Tomb" was drawn by alphes. The vertical paintings in "Fairy War" were painted by Hirasaka Makoto, the artist of "Eastern March Spirit". After the original author ZUN issued a message that allowed and restricted secondary creation, the Touhou series stimulated the creative trend in the fandom. There are many types of secondary creations centered on Touhou, including animation, comics, illustrations, games, MAD, and music. , novels, etc.