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Wikidata:WikiProject Touhou Project

WikiProject for maintaining/improving Gensokyo/Touhou Project-related items on WikiData.

Subset of Wikidata:WikiProject Fictional universes, I think.

Participants edit

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Project Scope edit

Fanworks and fanwork-only characters (like Summer Day's Dream or Memory of Phantasm):

  • Currently out of scope, since they're not part of canon. This may change in the future. (See project talk page for ongoing discussion about this.)

Named background / "only mentioned in lore" characters:

  • Policy TBD.

Nameless characters are excluded and should not be itemized, unless:

  • If they are a nameless character in one of the games: They must have a well-defined fan name. (i.e. Daiyousei, Koakuma)
  • If they are a nameless character anywhere else: They must have a well-defined fan name (NOT merely their occupation, family, or species name) AND must have an impact in the story they appear in. (i.e. Tokiko)

Special cases:

  • Rin Satsuki (scrapped third playable character in EoSD): Out of scope for this project, since her implementation was never finished.
  • Reimu and Marisa's appearances in Seihou 1: Out of scope for this project.
  • Yuuka's appearance in Seihou 2: Out of scope for this project.


These limits on the project scope may be changed at a later point in time. Check the project talk ("Discussion") page for the latest updates.

Naming Standard edit

Recent discussions with another editor that was attempting to standardize the item names for the games resulted in the following standard:

Game names edit

English game names should be standardized in the following manner: "Hepburnized title ~ English subtitle".

Alternate names can represent common abbreviations that the games are commonly identified by, such as by their number ("Touhou 6" or "TH6") or by making their name an acronym ("EoSD").

Most game names fall under this standard title format, but at times, ZUN has differed from this format.

  • Some titles are reversed, where the subtitle (which is not always in English) is first and the Japanese title is second.
  • Some titles have a Japanese main title that does not contain the characters of "Touhou". This is represented in the English item title.
  • Regarding Hisoutensoku: Touhou 12.3 had a very long Japanese subtitle and it is not included in the English item title - the subtitle is almost always dropped in the western section of the Touhou community regardless. The Hepburnized subtitle is listed as an alternate name.

Other work names edit

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Character names: Western or Japanese naming order? edit

The character name list in the following section use the Western naming order (e.g. "Reimu Hakurei" instead of "Hakurei Reimu") for ease of reference, however whether this should be standardized across all Touhou character items has not been decided.

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Characters and Source Material edit

Most final game bosses are bolded. In cases where there are multiple potential final bosses, the one which is canon to the series (usually Reimu's playthrough) is highlighted.

If you create a item, please link the relevant item here!

Main Protagonists edit

Mainline Games edit

Spinoff Games edit

Print Works edit

  • Touhou Kourindou: Curiosities of Lotus Asia
    • Rinnosuke Morichika
    • Tokiko (officially nameless)
  • Touhou Sangetsusei (series of print works)
    • Eastern and Little Nature Deity
    • Strange and Bright Nature Deity
    • Oriental Sacred Place
    • Visionary Fairies in Shrine
      • Sunny Milk
      • Star Sapphire
      • Luna Child
  • Touhou Bougetsushou (series of print works)
    • Silent Sinner in Blue
      • Watatsuki no Toyohime
      • Watatsuki no Yorihime
      • Rei'sen
    • Cage in Lunatic Runagate
    • Inaba of the Moon and Inaba of the Earth
  • Touhou Ibarakasen: Wild and Horned Hermit
    • Kasen Ibaraki
  • Touhou Suzunaan: Forbidden Scrollery
    • Kosuzu Motoori
  • Touhou Suichouka: Lotus Eaters
    • Miyoi Okunoda
  • Touhou Chireikiden: Foul Detective Satori
    • Mizuchi Miyadeguchi

Books edit

  • Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red
  • Perfect Memento in Strict Sense
  • The Grimoire of Marisa
  • Symposium of Post-Mysticism
  • Alternative Facts in Eastern Utopia
  • The Grimoire of Usami

CD Albums edit

(AKA "ZUN's Music Collection")

  • Dolls in Pseudo Paradise
  • Ghostly Field Club
  • Changeability of Strange Dream
  • Retrospective (of) 53 Minutes
  • Magical Astronomy
  • Trojan Green Asteroid
  • Neo-Traditionalism of Japan
  • Dr. Latency's Freak Report
  • Dateless Bar "Old Adam"
  • Akyuu's Untouched Score
    • Volume 1
    • Volume 2
    • Volume 3
    • Volume 4
    • Volume 5

Locations, Types of Youkai, Supports, etc. edit

Gensokyo   Not done

Locations inside or directly integrated to Gensokyo edit

  • Hakurei Shrine   Not done
  • Scarlet Devil Mansion
  • Misty Lake
  • Forest of Magic
  • Kourindou (Rinnosuke's shop)
  • Bamboo Forest of the Lost
  • Eientei
  • Myouren Temple
  • Great Mausoleum
  • Garden of the Sun
  • Nameless Hill
  • Shining Needle Castle
  • Komakusa Gambling Den
  • Human Village
    • Suzunaan (Kosuzu's book shop)
    • Geidontei (bar)
  • Ruined Western Mansion (Estate of the Prismriver Sisters)
  • Muenzuka
    • Road of Reconsideration
  • Netherworld
    • Hakugyokurou
    • Saigyou Ayakashi
  • Youkai Mountain
    • Moriya Shrine
    • Youkai Forest
    • Genbu Ravine
    • Road of Liminality (goes to Sanzu River)
  • Nameless Hill (on mountain opposite Youkai Mountain)
  • Underground / Underworld
    • Former Hell / Ancient City
    • Chireiden
  • Mayohiga (abandoned town, sits on the Great Hakurei Barrier)
  • ...

Locations "far" beyond Gensokyo edit

  • Sanzu River (borders Gensokyo)
    • Higan (at opposite shoreline)
  • Moon / Luna
    • Lunar Capital
    • Sea of Tranquility
    • TORIFUNE (Satellite in outer space)
  • Hell (Jigoku)
    • Silent Shrine (Konngara's residence)
    • Animal Realm
      • Primate Spirit Garden
  • Makai (Demon World)
    • Makai City
      • Pandaemonium (Shinki's palace)
    • Hokkai (Former home of Byakuren)
    • Wonderland (PC-98 Alice's plane)
  • Mugen Sekai ("Fantasy World")
    • Mugenkan (PC-98 Yuuka's mansion)
  • Dream World (home of Doremy Sweet)
  • Mugetsu's Dream World (probably separate from Doremy's Dream World, presumably separate plane, location unknown otherwise)
  • ...
  • "OUTSIDE WORLD" (our world, as portrayed in Touhou)
    • Probability Space Hypervessel (Yumemi and Chiyuri's flying research ship)
    • Japan
      • Kyoto (Capital of Japan since "Jinki" emperor era)
      • Tokyo (No longer capital of Japan)
      • Old Adam Bar (exact location unclear, but assumed to be in the Outside World's Japan)
      • ...

Types of Youkai connected to Gensokyo edit

  • ...

Other Touhou concepts and supporting elements edit

  • Danmaku?
  • Spell Card System
  • Great Hakurei Barrier

Properties edit

  Needs refactoring

Footnotes edit

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Most of the characters from the first 5 games (on the PC-9821 series of computers) were never reused, beyond Yuuka and Alice.
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