The Spread Shot of Suwako Moriya from the world with squabbling gods on the mountain (a Touhou LW original). This attack recreates Suwa's divine water. The entire area of Suwa is blessed with plentiful water. When the Moriya Shrine was located in the outside world, the shrine was probably worshiped for its water. The clean and abundant water is a blessing from the gods that has sustained life in the past and continues to do so in the present.

The Focus Shot of Suwako Moriya from the world with squabbling gods on the mountain (a Touhou LW original). This attack reveals a glimpse of her authority as a god of agriculture. Mountains and paddies conflict in terms of agriculture, but they are also connected by water. The raging god of destruction and the gentle god of blessings are two sides of the same coin, like a mother who raises her children.

A Spell Card of Suwako Moriya from the world with squabbling gods on the mountain. This attack recreates an ancient war between the gods. The battle between Kanako and Suwako is thought to have been a battle of iron manufacturing techniques. Suwako's iron ring represents primitive low-temperature iron manufacturing using lake iron. In contrast, Kanako's wisteria branch represents the advanced high-temperature tatara smelting method, where iron sand is sorted using a wisteria colander. This could be interpreted as a battle between Suwako, the water and earth god who bestows the blessing of lake iron, and Kanako, the wind and mountain god who bestows the blessing of wind for the tatara furnace. Since ancient times, technology has also been a form of divine authority.

A Spell Card of Suwako Moriya from the world with squabbling gods on the mountain. She uses her authority as the highest tier native deity to command the Mishaguji in this attack. There are various theories about the name and appearance of the Mishaguji, indicating that they are deities who have been worshiped in many places for a long time. They are also believed to be primordial gods that didn't initially have any forms. Suwako, who controls the Mishaguji, would likewise be a god who has deeply influenced the way people believe in and worship deities. Native gods are the ones who ask people the fundamental question... "What is faith"? Their curses are just a means to this end.

The Last Word of Suwako Moriya from the world with squabbling gods on the mountain (a Touhou LW original). In this attack, she shows one of her other name's divine power. It is quite common for gods to have various names. It is thought that they are not merely different ways of saying the same name or errors from having the name passed down through oral tradition... Each name represents different aspects of the god's power and authority. The name "Mishakuja" means "Great Red Serpent" and indicates that this god is both auspicious and terrifying. Suwako was originally worshipped as a dragon serpent god, but this aspect was seized by Kanako when Kanako defeated her. Suwako is not a god of frogs.