The Most-Despicable and Disastrous Younger Twin Sister
Joon Yorigami's usual outfit. It features clothes and accessories fashionable with wealthy celebrities.
Pestilent Phantom Thief Joon
Joon's thief suit heralds a red calamity. She's Princess Joon, the most disastrous and chivalrous thief!
White Roadside Daisy
Joon's Fantasy Rebirth outfit. It was fashioned at Kourindou based on information in the journal.
Shameless Business
Joon's rock band outfit. Byakuren wrote the words on her T-shirt. "Rollin' Challengin' Myouren!"
Joon Yorigami's usual outfit. It features clothes and accessories fashionable with wealthy celebrities.
Kyousei (a Touhou LW original) refers to stars of ill omen. An apt temperament for Joon, the most-despicable and disastrous younger twin sister. Joon is endowed with Fire Phase, since she is a spendthrift harboring a burning passion, and Star Essence, with her lack of patience. The formless and passionate Fire Phase resists Wood Phase, because wood feeds fire, but it is weak to Water Phase, because water dampens fire. The diverse and uncooperative Star Essence resists the cooperative and indecisive Moon Essence, but it is weak to the charming and arrogant Sun Essence.
Joon's ability seems to act through possession. By possessing her target and appealing to their subconscious, she makes them believe that they are giving her offerings of their own free will. The targets of this ability do not only lose all of their financial assets but also all of their luck. Joon has continued to bestow this terrible fate onto countless people―getting rich at their expense. Furthermore, it is said that the loss of luck inflicted by this ability can transmit to others, causing the victims' friends and family to lose luck also. The Ruler of Dreams told Joon that she "Truly wants to live a modest life," leading Joon to have a change of heart and train under Byakuren after the incident Joon instigated was resolved. Though it seems that her time training at the temple was short-lived, as she has returned to extorting money from people in the Human Village... Albeit, she now only does so in a way that does not cause misfortune for anyone.
Joon Yorigami's Spread Shot. This attack involves throwing a feathered fan like a boomerang. It is a mystery as to what this fan looks like when folded up. Also, normal boomerangs don't actually return when they hit their target.
Joon Yorigami's Focus Shot. This attack is designed to check whether or not the opponent has any loose change in their pockets. Usually, one would just ask the target to jump or turn their pockets inside out, but Joon doesn't do anything by half measures.
Joon Yorigami's Spell Card. This attack was originally used to steal an opponent's Slave (the support role of a duo using a mysterious phenomenon known as Perfect Possession) in a past incident. Now Joon uses this attack to steal some sort of spirit from her opponent, which she then crushes in her fist. It looks rather painful.
Joon Yorigami's Spell Card. This attack replicates a supposed era of economic success across Japan. Singing, dancing, and merrymaking was the norm. Joon most likely kept up with the latest fashion trends of that time.
Joon Yorigami's Last Word (a Touhou LW original). It goes without saying, but this is an attack replicating the burst of the economic bubble. The financial success was nothing but a dream. Perhaps these sisters came to Gensokyo because this crisis that once completely changed Japan is now just a memory from the distant past.
She sucks up all the money and valuables like a vacuum cleaner. This isn't a robbery―They're gifts.
Nothing tastes better than a meal paid for by someone else. Steak, sushi, and more sushi.
She doesn't feel any shame, thanks to her thick skin. However, this also prevents her from opening up to others.