The Spread Shot of Watatsuki no Yorihime from the Capital (a Touhou LW original). She fires bullets that harbor divine spirits created by the super-science of the Capital. The ammunition specially designed to work with Yorihime's gunswords are called Divine Bullets. A word for bullet in Japanese is "tama" which is also a homophone for the words for soul and gemstone. Thus, it is thought that these bullets have a connection with a certain jewelry-crafting god―They may even be a type of Izanagi Object. Enshrining summoned divine spirits within bullets that are then shot may seem sacrilegious at first glance, but these divine spirits are not expended in this process as they are only bunrei. However, since the divine spirits cannot act as sprits and are instead always limited to a single function, they are not omnipotent.

The Focus Shot of Watatsuki no Yorihime from the Capital (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with her gunswords in double-blade mode. Yorihime carries multiple gunblades, which she switches between or combines together, depending on what the situation demands. Double-blade mode is when two gunblades are connected at the hilt to create a single weapon with a blade at each end. It is really cool but also makes the wielder look like a villain.

A Spell Card of Watatsuki no Yorihime from the Capital (a Touhou LW original). She summons the divine spirit of Hono-Ikazuchi and attacks with their power. Hono-Ikazuchi is the god of fire thunder, one of the eight gods of thunder. She previously used this technique against Sakuya when she visited the moon, but it seems Yorihime has now altered it to make it legal under the Spell Card Rules. This thundering technique makes use of the relationship between Phases. First, lightning descends from rain clouds as water nourishes wood, then flames erupt from this lightning as wood feeds fire. This attack was also particularly effective against Sakuya since fire refines metal.

A Spell Card of Watatsuki no Yorihime from the Capital (a Touhou LW original). She summons the divine spirit of Amatsu-Mikaboshi and attacks with their power. Amatsu-Mikaboshi is a god of the stars. She previously used this technique against Marisa when she visited the moon, but it seems Yorihime has now altered it to make it legal under the Spell Card Rules. According to Yorihime, this attack displays the true light of the stars uninhibited by the atmosphere, which looks like infinite stars that continually accelerate.

The Last Word of Watatsuki no Yorihime from the Capital (a Touhou LW original). She summons divine spirits into her Divine Bullets and her own body to unleash a flurry of attacks from various gods. It could be said that this technique makes full use of Yorihime's nature as a kind of shrine maiden. Swords are often thought of as vessels for gods, so perhaps her gunswords are the same. Her dancelike swordsmanship and marksmanship are reminiscent of a shrine maiden's dance when they channel spirits.