The Spread Shot of Marisa Kirisame from the world of music festivals (a Touhou LW original). She unleashes her starlight song. It's kind of like a shout attack. By using her mini hakkero in its microphone form, she can combine her star magic with the natural power of her voice. Her mini hakkero really can do anything. It was Patchouli who suggested that she should try to find other sources of magical power.

The Focus Shot of Marisa Kirisame from the world of music festivals (a Touhou LW original). She shoots colorful, shining meteors at her opponent. Marisa has always favored flashy attacks that utilize many different colors. However, it seems Alice gave her some stern advice about which particular colors she should use. That's the Seven-Colored Magician for you. As an artist and creator, she has an eye for the finer details.

A Spell Card of Marisa Kirisame from the world of music festivals (a Touhou LW original). She puts on a show using lights reflected off the Earth. This might be the best Spell Card for illuminating yourself. In order to compete against the extraordinarily gifted Reimu, Marisa has to pull out all the stops for every performance, and even then, there's no guarantee of victory. Alice would never say this to her, but she secretly admires Marisa's tenacity and ambition. That's why she lends her extensive knowledge to help plan Marisa's performances.

A Spell Card of Marisa Kirisame from the world of music festivals (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with fantastical, light-emitting satellites. Seeing how Marisa wanted to use multi-colored lights in her performances, Patchouli gave her some advice. "The elements of the Five Phases correspond to five primary colors, so read up on elemental magic." Patchouli would never admit this, but she's constantly impressed with how Marisa slowly but surely improves at whatever she sets her mind to through consistent practice.

The Last Word of Marisa Kirisame from the world of music festivals (a Touhou LW original). She brings the concert to a triumphant finish. Marisa realized that Reimu's talent comes naturally to her. It's a kind of magic, an innate charisma. Marisa could love that about her, but she couldn't replicate it. She couldn't compete by just "trying" to be herself. That doesn't mean she was giving up, though. It would be challenging, but she was determined to study and evaluate her own heart and mind to truly understand who she was. It's a lifelong pursuit that would, in time, become its own kind of magic―the kind that Marisa wanted to share with the world. The moment Reimu's voice touched her soul, she knew she was on the right track.