Fandom/Legacy of Lunatic Kingdom: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
| [unmarkierte Version] | [gesichtete Version] |
imported>Satorioshi |
imported>Satorioshi |
||
| Zeile 21: | Zeile 21: | ||
==[[Junko]]== | ==[[Junko]]== | ||
Viele halten Junko für den klügsten [[Boss]] der jemals in ''[[Touhou Project]]'' auftrat. Beispielsweise war ihr Plan, um Rache an [[Chang'e]] zu nehmen indirekt der Auslöser für die Geschehnisse in ''[[Urban Legend in Limbo]]'' und sie besteht vollkommen aus Reinheit. Sie trägt keinen Titel, sie ist ein [[heiliger Geist]], und ihr Theme spiegelt ihre Reinheit wieder. Ihre [[Spell Card]]s sind die simpelsten Angriffe eines Final Bosses (und Extra Stage Bosses) in Touhou, weil ihr einziger Zweck ist, den Spieler zu töten, was sowohl Reinheit als auch Klugheit wiederspiegelt. | |||
;Chang'e | ;Chang'e | ||
Junko's | Junko's Hass auf [[Chang'e]] wird auch im Fandom thematisiert. She is always trying to get her attention shouting things like "Chang'e, are you watching!" despite not being present, and she also tries any way possible to upset Chang'e, such as making negative comments about her, suggesting death threats, trying to destroy things Chang'e may care for such as the [[Lunar Capital]], and trying to steal her allies (such as [[Reisen Udongein Inaba]]). She may also like to see situations where a thing dies, and she imagines Chang'e being the thing getting killed. Some depictions will also have Junko being [[wikipedia:tsundere|tsundere]] towards her due to loose family relations. | ||
A common gag also has Junko mistaking [[Seiga Kaku]] or [[Kaguya Houraisan]] for Chang'e, the former because of similar kanji in their names, and both for their similar appearance. She would also feel uncomfortable or angry if a word occurs that sounds or looks similar to "Chang'e" or the Japanese equivalent "Jouga", such as English ''change''. | A common gag also has Junko mistaking [[Seiga Kaku]] or [[Kaguya Houraisan]] for Chang'e, the former because of similar kanji in their names, and both for their similar appearance. She would also feel uncomfortable or angry if a word occurs that sounds or looks similar to "Chang'e" or the Japanese equivalent "Jouga", such as English ''change''. | ||