The Spread Shot of Hata no Kokoro, who holds surprise concerts (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with her display screens. This attack showcases the future version of Kokoro's 66 masks. They have become data packets of emotion, which she displays on her screens. She displays all sorts of emotions by using multiple physical devices in concert, creating the ultimate persona! The Meow-Meow Displays come in a variety of models with differing shapes and sizes, but they all share the same ability to self-destruct. There's Waka, a round, white MMD-1 drone that can fly; Uba and Hime, flat, rectangular, MMD-2 drones that can also fly; and Semimaru, a manju-shaped MMD-SR drone with wheels.

The Focus Shot of Hata no Kokoro, who holds surprise concerts (a Touhou LW original). She commands her poor drones to self-destruct. But don't worry, they respawn shortly after. In fact, considering how difficult it would be to replace such expensive-looking physical devices, the "self-destruction" is probably just an act. Or at least, that's the story Kokoro has to maintain if she wants to avoid investigation by PETD (People for the Ethical Treatment of Devices).

A Spell Card of Hata no Kokoro, who holds surprise concerts (a Touhou LW original). She expresses her emotions through emoticons. People have been using masks more and more as the years go by. It may seem strange, but sometimes, using a mask (or emoticon) helps convey your intended message better than your natural expression. It creates a distinct boundary between you and others, allowing emotions to be shared more easily. The face itself is also a boundary between others and your inner feelings.

A Spell Card of Hata no Kokoro, who holds surprise concerts (a Touhou LW original). She expresses her emotions through emojis. Communicating through images is more intuitive than text. Emojis might be the language of the future. Then again, maybe that would be a step backward, considering the earliest written languages evolved from pictures. Either way, emojis are pretty fun... as long as they're not spammed.

The Last Word of Hata no Kokoro, who holds surprise concerts (a Touhou LW original). She attempts to perform a Psycho-Hack with her gaming controller. Apparently, illegal exchanges of information take place in the deep, dark reaches of the Psycho-Net. Even in the most totalitarian societies, where the government observes your every action, there are always places that exist outside the law. Kokoro believes that by infiltrating and investigating such places, she'll be able to find the Easter eggs Yuyuko told her about. Kokoro relies on her gamer knowledge and skills to dive into the Psycho-Net. She's driven by her curiosity, the promise of new thrills, and the potential glory of getting a high score.