The fake hanging is crazy, I feel like the manga should've been more explicit about the safety measures for that kind of stunt and not just "she was half standing on the table"
I dunno if this'll help, but the idea of "youkai are especially weak to vengeful spirit possession" has been in the lore since like 2012, from Symposium of Post-Mysticism. So it's at least consistent world building, not just an asspull for the sake of this manga. Although if you don't like the...
It'd be interesting if inviting in Shion actually wards off something worse from the shop.
There isn't really a need to cover the pyramid further in the manga since it would be rereading the same ground as the game. The chapters we got just filled in context for how the rest of Gensokyo...
I have no doubt that Junna has hatched some additional plot to get votes for Fuwari. But my question is if she's plotted for herself to get enough votes to move to the next round.
I looked it up since I was bored. The last chapter shows her putting in 2000 yen when she makes the card and shows a balance of 2000 yen when she scans it the first time (she's boarding the train here and will only pay when she gets off). Apparently her train fare should only be like 200 yen...
The lady from last chapter probably helped her with adding money at first, maybe with cash? She used it to pay the train fares, after all. But if Iori used her own cash then in theory she should know how much was left on the card, though it would be understandable if she just didn't take notice...
Well, from a practical standpoint it makes sense for the emperor to have children with Shaolan so that his successor can have the true emperor's bloodline. Otherwise it just gets messy politically.
I feel like the original implication was that you couldn't close your third eye at all, or you end up like Koishi. Otherwise if she could temporarily close her third eye (and visibly indicate that she's not reading minds) it seems like there'd be less reason for her to have been hated in the...
Ooh this is an interesting spin on the shonen "rival". Usually it's an overwhelming display talent that inspires the protagonist, but in this case it's like seeing the rival struggle before that display is what really inspires the protagonist here.