The Spread Shot of Marisa Kirisame, the Witch of Scarlet Dreams, from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with the light of the rising Sun on New Year's Day. Marisa's magic brush has been dipped in ink composed of hihi'irokane suspended in a liquid solution. By painting magical sigils with this brush, she can temporarily replicate the effects of her mini hakkero. This fighting style is perfect for New Year's.

The Focus Shot of Marisa Kirisame, the Witch of Scarlet Dreams, from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with the light of the starry sky on New Year's Eve. Since this Marisa renounced her humanity, according to the rules of Gensokyo, she should have been exterminated. This never happened because it's the Hakurei shrine maiden's duty to deal with humans that have turned into youkai, and she no longer exists in this Marisa's world. The only thing that saved Marisa from such a tragic confrontation with her best friend was her wish, which caused her best friend to disappear. The irony is not lost on Marisa, and she's in a good enough place now that she can laugh about it.

A Spell Card of Marisa Kirisame, the Witch of Scarlet Dreams, from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with a laser of celebratory light from the first sunrise of the new year. Red Marisa has quite a few scars on her back, but she doesn't try to hide them. However, it's not like she displays them as a mark of pride, either. She has merely accepted them and the mistakes they represent as a part of herself. Marisa also likes how they help distinguish her from other Marisas. Her scars really aren't an issue compared to her millennium of torment, where she couldn't even celebrate a single New Year's Day. This is all to say that she had no misgivings going for the cool off-shoulder kimono look.

A Spell Card of Marisa Kirisame, the Witch of Scarlet Dreams, from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with a laser of blessed light from the first sunrise of the new year. When this Marisa first saw the blue Reimu, she couldn't believe how powerful and brave she was. She knew that Reimu had been traveling across parallel worlds for a long time, but she had assumed that this couldn't compare to her thousand years of experience. Coming face-to-face with the brutal nature of interworld travel, she resolved never to get overconfident again. She wasn't going to let Reimu one-up her.

The Last Word of Marisa Kirisame, the Witch of Scarlet Dreams, from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She prays that she will be able to resolve the big incident. All kinds of interworld travelers visit this world, and they all want to resolve the big incident. The problem is that they all go about it in different ways. It's terribly confusing, and what makes it more confusing is that Marisa and her allies utilize the parallel nature of parallel worlds to investigate multiple worlds simultaneously. If the other interworld travelers use the same method, there could be an infinite number of them. But, no, that doesn't add up. That's like saying since every person has two parents, the previous generation must have had double the total population, all the way back to a ridiculous number of initial humans. However, it's not like the population doubles with each subsequent generation, either. Perhaps there is a limit to how many worlds interworld travelers can be simultaneously sent to from any one world.