The Spread Shot of Reimu Hakurei from the world with a never-ending winter. In true shrine maiden fashion, she attacks her enemies with homing ofuda. These familiar ofuda are synonymous with Reimu and are probably her most fired. Some people may question why they automatically lock onto their target and fly toward them, but this effect is something often seen in games and old movies. It's hardly suspicious that a shrine maiden of Gensokyo can pull off the same trick.

The Focus Shot of Reimu Hakurei from the world with a never-ending winter. In true shrine maiden fashion, she attacks her enemies with giant, perfectly square ofuda that look like cushions. As well as the traditional rectangular-shaped ofuda, Reimu can often be seen firing square ones too. Perhaps square ofuda are thought of as rare, but they're sometimes made that way depending on the dimensions of the seal inscribed on them. In fact, square ofuda are super handy since they fly straight. Plus, it's easy to tell when they hit their target.

A Spell Card of Reimu Hakurei from the world with a never-ending winter. She fires bullets of pure light. Reimu can only use this Spell Card because of her honest nature. Spring was stolen and now gathers in the Netherworld. It's Reimu's job to disperse it and return things to normal. This Dream Seal is the key to doing so… or so Reimu believes.

A Spell Card of Reimu Hakurei from the world with a never-ending winter. She fires bullets of light that crash into her target. Reimu can only use this Spell Card because exterminating youkai is her profession. Someone's stolen spring from Gensokyo, which means it's up to Reimu to steal it back. All she has to do is dodge their bullets, and hope she has enough Spell Cards remaining to defeat them.

The Last Word of Reimu Hakurei from the world with a never-ending winter (a Touhou LW original). She prays for spring's return in this attack. Without spring, the cherry blossoms in Hakurei Shrine won't bloom, which means no cherry blossom viewing parties. But right now, that's the least of Reimu's concerns. If spring never comes, neither will summer or autumn. In other words, Gensokyo will be left to shiver beneath the snows forever. The people in the human village can only take so much. They beg Reimu to reclaim spring.