Koishi Komeiji

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Spontaneous White Beauty

The usual outfit of Koishi (F1) from Multiverse Trail 4. Impossible fates that should not have crossed.

Spontaneous White Beauty
Voice Lines

Voice Sets

Lost Unconscious
VA: Kurisaka Minami
PF Placeholder
VA: Takahashi Saki
Plant Fossil
VA: Hayama Sakika

Character Information

Temperament: Chikyuu-kuudou-setsu
Chikyuu-kuudou-setsu (a Touhou LW original) refers to the theory that another world exists beneath the surface of a hollow planet Earth. If you could read data from strata like music from records, you would be able to see what life was like in ancient times, even as far back as the Age of the Gods. These are Gaia's memories free from astronomical influence, making Koishi strong against the Three Essences. However, they are also static, quiet data, meaning she is weak to the passionate Fire Phase.
Ability/Backstory: Capable of manipulating the unconscious mind?
The ability of Koishi Komeiji (F1) from Multiverse Trail 4 (a Touhou LW original). It seems to be the same as the abilities belonging to most other Koishis. It must be stated that Koishi Komeiji is a unique being. If you believe that the unconscious mind is simply another one of the brain's many neurological processes, then you are gravely mistaken. It is not confined within an organ. Koishi is a being who can read data, write data, and is herself data. No memory or data storage medium can compete with a stone inscribed with text. Because Koishi herself is data, unlike the others, no records of her have been found. It's strange. As strange as the outlandish idea that acquired characteristics and experiences are inscribed in your DNA. Things that occur in Singular Worlds are not recorded in the multiverse's memories. When the F1 interworld travelers crashed the Probability Space Hypervessel, this should have been a unique fate, limited to a specific Singular World. However, this Koishi's existence implies that this may not be the case. It's possible that multiple universes are derived from one event in a Singular World. It shouldn't take these F1 girls long to discover that this could form the basis of a new means of interworld travel. Koishi Komeiji has seen all kinds of histories on her random walks. She's statistically unlikely to travel very far in a single interworld jump, but because it's random, there shouldn't be any places she can't travel to. She follows a normal distribution in her travels across space, time, and possible worlds. Of course, this means that if she wants to move forward in time, she has to be extremely patient. Because with each jump, there's an equal chance of her jumping backward, negating all her progress. It would be fine if she could somehow guarantee that the odds would always fall in her favor, but unfortunately, Koishi doesn't have any such ability.

Attacks

PF Chomp

The Spread Shot of Koishi Komeiji (F1) from Multiverse Trail 4 (a Touhou LW original). Her mysterious plant-like thing attacks. Koishi Komeiji witnessed a world ruled over by reptiles. Or were they dinosaurs? Perhaps they were dinosaur people.

Bullets
  • PF Chomp
  • PF Chomp II
  • PF Chomp III
  • PF Chomp IV
  • PF Chomp V
  • PF Chomp VI
Psyche Unlocker

The Focus Shot of Koishi Komeiji (F1) from Multiverse Trail 4 (a Touhou LW original). She tries but fails to open her third eye. Koishi Komeiji witnessed a world that only had one season. She sifted through her stockpile of secondhand knowledge and found one possible explanation: this Earth might be tidally locked with the Sun.

Bullets
  • Psyche Unlocker
  • Psyche Unlocker II
  • Psyche Unlocker III
  • Psyche Unlocker IV
  • Psyche Unlocker V
  • Psyche Unlocker VI
Stone: Carboniferous Love

A Spell Card of Koishi Komeiji (F1) from Multiverse Trail 4 (a Touhou LW original). An attack from when she dwelt within the strata of history. Koishi Komeiji witnessed a world where an incident wouldn't end. It looked like everyone was always playing, but it was hard to tell if they were actually having fun. This got Koishi thinking. When something ends, something else begins. This seems just like the world ending and then being born anew. Is there even any difference?

Bullets
  • Carboniferous Love
  • Big Carboniferous Love
  • Great Carboniferous Love
  • Enduring Carboniferous Love
  • Undying Carboniferous Love
  • Ultimate Carboniferous Love
Stone: Lost in the Stone Age

A Spell Card of Koishi Komeiji (F1) from Multiverse Trail 4 (a Touhou LW original). An attack from when she dwelt within the strata of history. Koishi Komeiji witnessed a world inside the body of an impossibly large creature. She couldn't believe that something so big could be alive. But maybe it wasn't. Maybe it was already in the process of dying. Big things die slowly because it takes time for all their heat to dissipate.

Bullets
  • Lost in the Stone Age
  • Adrift in the Stone Age
  • Wayward in the Stone Age
  • Wandering in the Stone Age
  • Hopelessly Lost in the Stone Age
  • Forever Lost in the Stone Age
Unknown Phyto-Fighters

The Last Word of Koishi Komeiji (F1) from Multiverse Trail 4 (a Touhou LW original). She gave a name to something that should've remained nameless. Koishi Komeiji witnessed the end of all possibilities, all fates, all worlds, all universes, and all spacetimes. At the final boundary, the Gensokyo of the End, she saw a shrine maiden praying on behalf of everyone. Koishi was surprised, and not just a little impressed, to see a shrine maiden taking her work seriously. She believes that it was at this Hakurei Shrine, furthest from all other points in space and time, where she learned the name of her Foundling.

Bullets
  • Phyto-Fighters
  • Big Phyto-Fighters
  • Great Phyto-Fighters
  • Powerful Phyto-Fighters
  • Phenomenal Phyto-Fighters
  • Ultimate Phyto-Fighters

Skills

Skill: Mammoth Can

Humans migrated east, following the mammoths. Working together to hunt something makes for a fun game.

Skill: Earthenware Pot

Why does she have a pot with such strange markings? Did she simply think it looked pretty?

Skill: Puzzling Potted PF

Is it always active because she gave it a name? Or could she only give it a name because it's always active?

Passive: Distorted Lamarckism
Passive: Conceptual Epigenetics
Passive: Future Word Legacy