The Spread Shot of Alice Margatroid from the world shrouded in scarlet mist. This world's Alice uses her magic dolls in her own version of "Shanghai Doll." This Alice has many self-made dolls, and most of her magical attacks utilize them in some way. Overall, she doesn't seem much different to our Alice... However, she uses "Shanghai" and "Hourai" not as names for her dolls but as labels to distinguish their type and the functions they perform. ...Huh? Our Alice doesn't give her dolls names either, you say? Is that so?

The Focus Shot of Alice Margatroid from the world shrouded in scarlet mist. This world's Alice uses magic string in her own version of "Rainbow Wire." This is the same string she uses to move her dolls. Since her dolls aren't conscious beings, it seems they can't move of their own accord, so in order to control them, Alice transmits magical power to them via string. Remember how matter in Makai is supposedly sentient and can move? Surely that's what Alice's string was made from... Wait, what?

A Spell Card of Alice Margatroid from the world shrouded in scarlet mist (a Touhou LW original). She uses her favorite dolls in this attack. This Alice accidentally calls her dolls "Beliar" and "Naberia," but with few examples of those names being used in other worlds, why she does so is unknown. It's likely that she's been using these dolls since she was in Makai and that Beliar and Naberia are their magical names. With the truth unclear, this is nothing more than speculation, but it's probably not possible for them to keep their magical names outside of Makai. What's more, it seems the names don't have simple one-to-one translations you can use. One could imagine that erasing the dolls' names holds some sort of curse-related significance. It's all very mysterious.

A Spell Card of Alice Margatroid from the world shrouded in scarlet mist (a Touhou LW original). Dolls stand in a circle and attack. The Japanese word for amphitheater, "enkei gekijou," can also be used to mean circus, as traditionally, circus performances in Japan took place in circular venues. Circus shows typically use a round stage and include fantastical humans and rare animals. When audience members return home after a show, they often recall what they saw as they shut their eyes to sleep. They ask themselves, "Was that really magic... or just some kind of trick?"

The Last Word of Alice Margatroid from the world shrouded in scarlet mist (a Touhou LW original). She accesses memories stored in the grimoire in this attack. It's said that many magicians possess a grimoire that serves as a testament to all their achievements. They are a complete written record of a magician's life and include all their experiences and knowledge. The majority of magicians never make the contents of their grimoires public, and this Alice is no exception. However, this attack with her grimoire seems to reveal that she spent time in a somewhat mysterious city in a foreign land. Coquelicot red pairs with marguerite white and cornflower blue to form the three colors of fraternity, equality, and liberty. That doesn't even make 42.9% of Alice's full power, though.