Lossy's Journal

Main/Hifuu Story

Prologue: In Gensokyo...

Ch. 1: Gensokyo Isle

Ch. 1 EX: Space War for Two

Ch. 1 EX 2: Edge of Spacetime

Ch. 1 EX 2: Edge of Spacetime 2

Ch. 2: Scarlet Devil Tower

Ch. 2: Scarlet Devil Tower 2

Ch. 2 EX: Shadow of the Tower

Ch. 3: Hakugyoku Arena

Ch. 3: Hakugyoku Arena 2

Ch. 3: Hakugyoku Arena 3

Ch. 3: Hakugyoku Arena 4

Interlude: Human Village

Interlude: Human Village 2

Ch. 4: Eternal Battlefront

Ch. 4: Eternal Battlefront 2

Ch. 4: Eternal Battlefront 3

Ch. 4 EX: Islands of 8 - Kogasa

Ch. 4 EX2: Islands of 8 - Marisa?

Ch. 4 EX3: Islands of 8 - Netherworld

Ch. 4 EX4: Islands of 8 - Sekibanki

Ch. 4 EX4: Islands of 8 - Tenshi

Ch. 4: Eternal Battlefront 4

Ch. 4: Eternal Battlefront 5

Code B3: You of the End

Code Bm3: Kaiju City

Code Bm3: Kaiju City 2

Code E9: Pseudo Paradise

Code L?: Lost Ward

Scarlet Devil Tower

Introduction - 100F

110 - 200F

210 - 300F

310 - 350F (Up to 400F)

Ruins of Memory

The Heat of My Fingertips

Sporadically Margaret

Night-Splitting Light

Kaguya's Moonlit Festival!

Reisen's Moonlit Festival!

Hand in Hand With A Miracle

Karma Speed

Boundary of Time

Events

Phantom-Human Maid for a Day?!

Airsoft: Moon Rabbits vs Kappa!

The Kosuzu Motoori Case File

The Little Sister Contest!

Dine & Dream Nemunoki

Rumia & Remilia's Trick or Bullet

The Steps to Achieve Fairyhood?!

'Tis the Season for Bullets

Oni, Maids, and Chocolate

Hina's Cheering Saga

Spring Festival of Swords

Yakumo's Ambition

Seiga Nyan-Nyan's Social Club -Old Desire-

Happy Prism Parade!

Gensokyo of the Dead

Masked Dancer Rebellion

Princess Joon the Chivalrous Phantom Thief

Scrambled Youkai Network

Mystia's Izakaya

'Tis the Season for Adventure

The Maids' Chocolate Hell

Anti-Misfortune Grand Prix

Disciples of the Sword

Capsule-Crazy Gensokyo

Club Old Desire: Consultation Crew

Gensokyo Delivery Service Supportmates

Dark Nurse of News

Bullet Operator ROCKING VOICE!!

Myouren Detectives: The Phantom Sniper

Prince Shoutoku Chronicles: An Oh-So-Cheesy Affair

Cooking in Xanadu

'Tis the Season for Family

Microfantasia

The Secret God Games

Easter 2023

Hakurei Shrine Academy Adventure: Remilienteering

Beast Dream Salon

Three Nights in Hot Spring Hell

Dreaming in Doremyland

Shout!

Code Name: Picara ~Five Tails~

MugimeshiQ THE GOLDEN

Fluffy Performers

'Tis the Season for Danmaku Breakers

Chaos Recette

Fantasy Rebirth

Reisen Udongein Inaba

Eiki Shiki, Yamaxanadu

Watatsuki no Toyohime

Watatsuki no Yorihime

Reisen

Kasen Ibaraki

Kosuzu Motoori

Specials

Witch of Scarlet Dreams

The Great Mochi from Space

Story Card Travelogue

Universe Descriptors

An extremely complicated universe that has repeatedly diverged and converged with other universes. This universe cannot be fully understood by defining it as a simple parallel universe or the result of a set of possibilities. Is there a particular reason why this universe was chosen as a foundation? Or do I only think of it as such from my perspective as an observer? I will continue to wait, believing that one day, I will get an answer.

One of the most mysterious universes. The g is short for Ghost Word, a word published in a dictionary that previously had no meaning. This universe is also known as the Lost World or the World of Spirits. For some reason, the denizens of the L0g Universe have all become or are in the process of becoming spirits. It is theorized that this was their only means of survival. Most cultures believe or have believed in the existence of ghosts, spirits, and phantoms. However, the records state that spirits are merely an illusion caused by fear and reverence of the dead and the unfathomable workings of nature.

This is an extremely complex universe that has experienced multiple repeated divergences and convergences. It cannot be treated the same as a simple parallel universe or materialized possibility. The L10.1 Universe's possibilities don't differ that much from the L0 Universe. There are many L10.x Universes, and almost all of them can be considered neighboring universes. They also share a tendency to hold regular festivals that are supposed to train the inhabitants. In the L10.1 Universe, these festivals are music-themed.

This is an extremely complex universe that has experienced multiple repeated divergences and convergences. It cannot be treated the same as a simple parallel universe or materialized probability. The L80 Universe's probabilities significantly differ from the L0 Universe. Many beings of this universe follow a "closed fate." However, it seems that the underlying cause of this phenomenon cannot be found just by looking within this universe.

The following information was taken from M's report. One of the parallel universes in the LM-Type Multiverse. The LM1 Universe is covered by the I section of M's report. The authenticity of M's report was questioned extensively at first because various sections have been found at seemingly random times and places. Moreover, the timelines of events written in each section do not correlate with the carbon dating of the documents. However, this view has been reevaluated with the discovery of R's report, and M's report is now recognized as a valuable source of information, albeit one that's written in a unique style. The I section of M's report appears to be the first section that was written.

The following information was taken from R's report. One of the parallel universes in the LR-Type Multiverse. The LR1 Universe is covered by the I section of R's report. There are many mysteries surrounding R's report, and it is believed that only small sections have been made public. There are also different opinions about whether it was written by just one author or many. It was deciphered in conjunction with M's report since there are many similarities between the two. The I section of R's report appears to be the first section that was written.

Just like how galaxies can collide and merge together, so can universes. The Lr Universe is a new universe that was created by extracting everything shared between the L-Type Multiverse and the R-Type Multiverse after making the L-Type Multiverse collide with and absorb the R-Type Multiverse. Think of it as a partial crossover between worlds that condenses specific information into a more parsable form. Theoretically, such an epic feat could only have been accomplished by a being as powerful as a greater youkai, who also possesses an additional special ability. The creation of this Universe expanded the definition of what it means to be a shikigami or one of the secret god's two servants.

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A6 Universe is the 6th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A6. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A7 Universe is the 7th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A7. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A7A Universe is the 7th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A7A. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A7B Universe is the 7th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A7B. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A8 Universe is the 8th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A8. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A9 Universe is the 9th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A9. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A10 Universe is the 10th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A10. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A11 Universe is the 11th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A11. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A12 Universe is the 12th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A12. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A12 Universe is the 12th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The A12& Universe is a peculiar offshoot of the A12 Universe that has diverged even further. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A12. The A12& Universe has the added complication that Extended Beings (EX Beings) have started showing up. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A13 Universe is the 13th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A13. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A14 Universe is the 14th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A14. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the A-Type Multiverse. The A16 Universe is the 16th universe within the A-Type Multiverse. Unlike other universes, this number notation does not indicate divergence scale. The A16& Universe is a peculiar offshoot of the A16 Universe that has diverged even further. The meaning of the A symbol is currently unknown. Major Points of Divergence: - This universe is attributed to the points of divergence of A16. The A16& Universe has the added complication that Extended Beings (EX Beings) have started showing up. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the B-Type Multiverse. The B2 Universe has a divergence scale of 2 within the B-Type Multiverse. It contains few exceptional elements. The B is short for Binary Data, a set of information made up of zeroes and ones. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown. (It is thought to be before the points of divergence of A8.) Major Points of Convergence: - Tends to merge with a very large number of universes. (Convergence tendency.)

One of the parallel universes in the B-Type Multiverse. The B3 Universe has a divergence scale of 3 within the B-Type Multiverse. It contains some exceptional elements. The B is short for Binary Data, a set of information made up of zeroes and ones. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown. (It is thought to be before the points of divergence of A8.) Major Points of Convergence: - Tends to merge with a very large number of universes. (Convergence tendency.)

One of the parallel universes in the B-Type Multiverse. The B5 Universe has a divergence scale of 5 within the B-Type Multiverse. It contains many exceptional elements. The B is short for Binary Data, a set of information made up of zeroes and ones. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the C-Type Multiverse. The C3 Universe has a divergence scale of 3 within the C-Type Multiverse. It contains some exceptional elements. The C is short for Colloquialism, a linguistic style used for informal communication. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown. (There are too many points of divergence.) The universes of the C Multiverse are filled with a tremendous amount of water. Since there are few examples of similar universes, it is difficult to discern the source of this phenomenon. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. However, it is known that this universe tends to converge more easily with other universes and even other multiverses.

One of the parallel universes in the C-Type Multiverse. The C5 Universe has a divergence scale of 5 within the C-Type Multiverse. It contains many exceptional elements. The C is short for Colloquialism, a linguistic style used for informal communication. The > symbol indicates the direction of the changes occurring in this universe, specifically that the temperament is changing from summer to spring. Major Points of Divergence: The universes of the C Multiverse are supposed to be filled with a tremendous amount of water. However, unlike other C universes where most of the world's temperament exists in the form of an ocean, the water in this universe has been absorbed by countless plants. This universe's temperament is solely focused on sprouting new plants and making them blossom, emphasizing the new life aspect of spring to an unnatural degree. Major Points of Convergence: With the new life aspect of spring in ascendance, all sentient creatures are stuck in a loop of new beginnings. This is probably why everyone is crazy about school, which in this universe has daily ceremonies for new and graduating students.

This is one of the universes that appeared after interuniversal travel became possible. The Cz1 Universe was formed when a being native to the Z1 Universe acclimatized to the C-Type Multiverse. It's only really possible for information from different multiverses to get jumbled together because people can go from one multiverse to another. It's like how elements heavier than iron can only be produced from supernova explosions. Almost everyone likes tropical beaches. So, most people, even those ruled by the magic of stars, start to become a bit lazy if they stay at one long enough. Everyone and everything goes with the flow there, so taking things seriously will just give you a heat stroke. Tropical beaches also have spectacular night skies.

One of the parallel universes in the E-Type Multiverse. The E1 Universe has a divergence scale of 1 within the E-Type Multiverse, making it one of the least divergent. The E is short for Englisc, which is a term for Old English. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown. (It is thought to be before the points of divergence of A6.) Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the E-Type Multiverse. The E9 Universe has a divergence scale of 9 within the E-Type Multiverse. It is unknown how it was established. The E is short for Englisc, which is a term for Old English. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the F-Type Multiverse. The F1 Universe has a divergence scale of 1 within the F-Type Multiverse, making it one of the least divergent. The F is short for Formula, like a mathematical formula. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A10.3. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the H-Type Multiverse. The H5 Universe has a divergence scale of 5 within the H-Type Multiverse. It contains many exceptional elements. The H is short for Hypercorrection, a mistaken correction made through an overly conscious effort to avoid an error. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. As a general rule, the parallel universes in the H-Type Multiverse greatly differ according to the abilities of the beings who live there. The oldest point of convergence presumably dates back to when life first originated. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. This universe has come into contact with the parallel universes that diverge from A8, A10.3, and A15. However, it seems this universe doesn't need to converge with them.

One of the parallel universes in the R-Type Multiverse. The R2 Universe has a divergence scale of 2 within the R-Type Multiverse. It does not contain many exceptional elements. The R is short for Recursive Acronym, an acronym that refers to itself. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A7. Major Points of Convergence: - Tends to merge with a very large number of universes. (Convergence tendency.)

One of the parallel universes in the R-Type Multiverse. The R8 Universe has a divergence scale of 8 within the R-Type Multiverse. It is a universe that should not be inherently possible. The R is short for Recursive Acronym, an acronym that refers to itself. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown. (Assumed to be caused by some transcendental interference.) Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the S-Type Multiverse. The S2 Universe has a divergence scale of 2 within the S-Type Multiverse. It contains few exceptional elements. The S is short for Synonym, a word that has the same or almost the same meaning as another word in the same language. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A11. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the S-Type Multiverse. The S5 Universe has a divergence scale of 5 within the S-Type Multiverse. It contains many exceptional elements. The S is short for Synonym, a word that has the same or almost the same meaning as another word in the same language. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A11. However, this universe's divergence is anything but simple. It is repeatedly diverging and converging again toward the same multiverse. What could this mean...? Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. According to the few fragments of information known about this universe, it appears to only consist of the Underworld and nothing else. What could have possibly caused that?

One of the parallel universes in the T-Type Multiverse. The T5 Universe has a divergence scale of 5 within the T-Type Multiverse. It contains many exceptional elements. The T is short for Transliteration, the act of writing letters or words in the characters of another alphabet or script. This universe's Gensokyo has expanded to the size of a continent, the majority of which is an uninhabitable wasteland. The ongoing incident in this universe involves ultra-long-distance races where the competitors engage in battles of bullets while striving for the finish line. Supposedly, if you win, your wish will come true. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. However, it is theorized that this universe diverged due to a combination of incidents that changed Gensokyo's weather. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. However, this universe appears to have a tendency to converge with worlds that similarly possess vast swathes of wasteland.

One of the parallel universes in the W-Type Multiverse. The W1 Universe has a divergence scale of 1 within the W-Type Multiverse, making it one of the least divergent. The W is short for Whistle Signal, specifically referring to signals made with steam whistles. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A12.3. Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the W-Type Multiverse. The W2 Universe has a divergence scale of 2 within the W-Type Multiverse. It contains few exceptional elements. The W is short for Whistle Signal, specifically referring to signals made with steam whistles. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A12.3. However, there have been multiple irregular divergences before this, greatly altering the history of Gensokyo. The reason why divine beings (mainly beings known as gods) have become small in this universe differs according to the specific parallel instance of this universe. What is constant, however, is that there are always abnormalities in the way faith operates. Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information.

One of the parallel universes in the W-Type Multiverse. The W5 Universe has a divergence scale of 5 within the W-Type Multiverse. It contains many exceptional elements. The W is short for Whistle Signal, specifically referring to signals made with steam whistles. Major Points of Divergence: Initially, this universe was thought to mainly diverge from A12.3, the same as Universe W1. However, it was later discovered that it had been gradually diverging since a much earlier time. (Probably since the Heian era or the equivalent time period for this universe.) Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. However, it's theorized that this universe tends to converge with universes that have been greatly influenced by oni.

One of the parallel universes in the Y-Type Multiverse. The Y5 Universe has a divergence scale of 5 within the Y-Type Multiverse. It contains many exceptional elements. The Y is short for Yáo, horizontal lines that denote either yang (an unbroken line) or yin (a broken line) in a trigram. Major Points of Divergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. There doesn't appear to be any clear pattern or logic as to how this universe diverged. It would probably be best to assume that this universe has diverged multiple times only to re-converge at a later date. Major Points of Convergence: - Unknown due to lack of information. However, there appears to be a trend where the convergences have led to a universe strongly influenced by the philosophy of divine hermits. This trend is probably shared with all the parallel universes in the Y-Type Multiverse, not just the Y5 Universe.

One of the parallel universes in the Z-Type Multiverse. The Z1 Universe has a divergence scale of 1 within the Z-Type Multiverse, making it one of the least divergent. The Z is short for Zodiac Signs, a set of 12 constellations that form a belt-shaped region in the sky. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A6. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.)

One of the parallel universes in the Z-Type Multiverse. The Z3 Universe has a divergence scale of 3 within the Z-Type Multiverse. It contains some exceptional elements. The Z is short for Zodiac Signs, a set of 12 constellations that form a belt-shaped region in the sky. This is a universe of magical girls that have awoken to the magic of the stars due to the Witch of Scarlet Dreams' influence. Apparently, they fight to protect Gensokyo from some kind of evil monsters. Major Points of Divergence: - Almost identical to the points of divergence for A6. However, beings that could potentially become magical girls tend to follow the same divergence taken by this universe to converge with it. Major Points of Convergence: - This universe hardly ever converges. (Diverges to infinity.) However, beings that could potentially become monsters tend to forcefully converge with this universe from other universes.

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