Saki Kurokoma's Spread Shot (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with gusts of wind created by her wings that are so powerful they could carry her over Mount Fuji. It is said that Prince Shoutoku's beloved steed, one of the kurokoma of Kai, flew over Mount Fuji to land in Shinano with the prince on her back. However, perhaps flying is not the best way to put it, as the horse used its legs to leap and gallop through the air atop clouds. This is quite an extraordinary way to fly, even for a pegasus.

Saki Kurokoma's Focus Shot (a Touhou LW original). She sees the area before her as a Prince Shoutoku Road and gallops forward at full speed. Prince Shoutoku Roads, or Taishimichi in Japanese, are the ancient paths that were once trodden by Prince Shoutoku. There are a number of these roads in Japan, but the most famous one is the path connecting Ikaruga to Asuka. It is said that the kurokoma of Kai traveled this path countless times with the prince and his retainer, Choushimaro. Perhaps the three of them were great friends.

Saki Kurokoma's Spell Card. She uses her extreme speed to punch out meteor-like bullets. But why would moving fast make it look like a meteor shower is being shot out of her fist...? The most famous winged horse would have to be the mythical beast from the far west that became a constellation in the night sky. This is probably why this Spell Card is so reminiscent of space. Only Saki is capable of such an exciting and ambitious attack.

Saki Kurokoma's Spell Card. In this attack, Saki shows her ambition as an animal spirit and the matriarch of the Keiga Family. The way of hungry ghosts (preta) and animals are seen to be lesser than the way of humans. This is why when you say someone has "acted like an animal," you mean that their actions are too cruel or despicable for them to be a human. However, Saki used to be an animal and is now an animal spirit, so saying she doesn't act like a human could be a compliment.

Saki Kurokoma's Last Word (a Touhou LW original). She messes up her landing and steps on her opponent. It is said that the kurokoma of Kai had an accident on the way to the Oharida Palace (the Imperial Palace during the early seventh century). The horse broke a hole in the path with its hoof while bearing the prince. Perhaps feeling guilty, the kurokoma of Kai refused to eat anything until the prince ordered the horse to eat again. Saki doesn't seem to be so weak-willed nowadays, but her legs are still incredibly powerful.