The Spread Shot of Remilia Scarlet, the magical girl (a Touhou LW original). She orders her familiars to attack. Planets have moons, stars have planets, and even galaxies can have smaller galaxies that orbit around them. In other words, familiars are super popular on a galactic scale. And everyone knows that magical girls need familiars because they hold the keys that let them transform.

The Focus Shot of Remilia Scarlet, the magical girl (a Touhou LW original). Remilia attacks with her magical wand, Star Gungnir. Most magical girls seem to use magical compacts, but Remilia prefers a wand. However, this doesn't explain why Star Gungnir looks more like a devilish spear used to stab people. Perhaps it's because she's a vampire?

A Spell Card of Remilia Scarlet, the magical girl (a Touhou LW original). She displays a distorted vampire illusion in this attack. This is probably an alternate version of our Remilia's "God Art: Vampire Illusion" Spell Card. All the hearts look cute, but they represent the organ that pumps blood throughout the body, not love or affection. The heart can also be thought of as the organ that determines one's fate.

A Spell Card of Remilia Scarlet, the magical girl (a Touhou LW original). She displays a distorted Scarlet Devil Paradise in this attack. This is probably an alternate version of our Remilia's "Scarlet Gensokyo" Spell Card. She may look cute, but she's still a vampire in every sense of the word. She's one of the great blood-loving monstrosities of the West―a cruel and ruthless devil. Of course, this also applies to the Remilias from other worlds.

The Last Word of Remilia Scarlet, the magical girl (a Touhou LW original). She borrows the power of a nonexistent nebula. In the past, the word "nebula" was used to refer to any astronomical object that resembled a luminous cloud, resulting in galaxies other than the Milky Way being mislabeled "extragalactic nebulae." It was incredibly difficult to distinguish clouds of gas and dust from distant clusters of stars because their telescopes weren't nearly as precise as they are today. We were only able to discern them as separate things thanks to advancements in technology. However, this also means that without this "superfluous" knowledge, galaxies and nebulae would have conceptually remained identical. Barriers and distinctions are always cause for conflict, but without them, we wouldn't be able to understand and sympathize with each other. What constitutes a star when looking up at the night sky? Could a galaxy be a star? Could nebulae? How about interstellar matter, asteroid belts, or the rings around Saturn? Remilia's Star Mist Destiny gathers the diffused and formless stars with a net of light imbued with the power of fate. This is a fitting attack for Remilia since fate cannot be seen, and vampires are famed for their ability to transform. But what does the Magical Girl of Scarlet Stars think about the magician who loved everything to do with the stars, even stardust?