Yachie Kicchou's Spread Shot (a Touhou LW original). In this attack, she creates a shockwave by whipping her tail. Her tail appears to be a dragon tail. It is nearly impossible to assault her from behind.

Yachie Kicchou's Focus Shot (a Touhou LW original). In this attack, she shoots bullets and follows up with a ram with her shell. There's nothing you can do if she hides inside her shell while rushing toward you...! What an unfair... yet clever way to attack!

Yachie Kicchou's Spell Card. She shoots lasers in a tortoiseshell pattern in this attack. This Spell Card has become even more powerful with the help of the otter spirits. The tortoiseshell pattern looks like a hard-to-escape net that entangles the enemy. There was an ancient fortune-telling method in Japan called kiboku that used tortoiseshell. The shell was heated, and the fortune was gleaned by analyzing where the shell split. Jidiao, or dragon turtles, might have an affinity with fortune telling because the first character of their name means "good luck."

Yachie Kicchou's Spell Card. In this attack, she shoots bullets in patterns that look like dragon crests. The accompanying otter spirits also join in, making this attack more powerful. The spinning, expanding, and contracting circles of the scale bullets look like the figure of a dragon chasing its own tail. Out of the many family crests with dragon motifs, one type depicts a dragon curled around the center, called a "dragon circle." Come to think of it, the design of a dragon serpent eating its own tail has an occult meaning.

Yachie Kicchou's Last Word (a Touhou LW original). Relentless bullets assault the foe. Four elite otter spirits come together and carry out a highly coordinated plan. This kind of assault and trickery seems to be a common practice of the Kiketsu Family. The mysterious capsule shot at the end of the attack is a hazardous prototype substance of an unknown source. Perhaps they hid it in the sewers beneath the Animal Realm Metropolis.