Touhou Discussion Thread - Page 195

For the purposes of this guide, any official game within the Touhou series that holds its own number on the number scale (1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, etc.), and adheres to the standard stage-based danmaku style is a “main series” game. Given their roles as flagship titles, their music libraries are more expansive and orderly. This guide will note the songs in each game in the following order:

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Occasionally, a given song may have two or more valid translations from the original Japanese name. In these cases, all known alternate names will be given.

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For the purposes of this guide, any official game within the Touhou series that is denoted by a decimal number (7.5, 10.5, 12.3, etc.), and does not follow the usual stage-based danmaku style, is a “spinoff” game. This includes the three fighting games (IaMP, SWR, and Hisotensoku), the two photography games (StB and DS), and Fairy Wars. The smaller music tables here can be attributed to the fact that many tracks are simple “pre-battle” themes that are generally very obscure and rarely arranged; because of this, only the more commonly arranged tracks (along with entirely new ones) will be displayed in the tables. Additionally, due to the lack of traditional “stages”, there is no real organization to the listed songs. Finally, many tracks from the main series are reproduced and/or remixed in the spinoff series; for the sake of organization and avoiding duplication, any track from the main series that is reproduced in a spinoff game will be omitted.

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