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1. 

   Magical Battle Arena NEXT

   By Otakun Dan

   Release Information
   Type: 3D Arena Shooter
   Developer: 領域ZERO
   Publisher: 領域ZERO
   Release: Comiket 92, on August 11, 2017
   Version: 1.12
   Language: Japanese
   Screenshots by Snowbit969
   Purchased copy donated by Patric20878
   Description
   
   Magical Battle Arena NEXT (魔法少女VS幻想郷・マジカルバトルアリーナNEXT) is an Touhou/Mahou Shoujo crossover 3D arena shooter fangame, supporting up to 4-player online multiplayer. It features characters from Touhou as well as popular Mahou Shoujo franchises, including Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya, Cardcaptor Sakura, Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha, Slayers, and Dai Mahou Touge. The basic gameplay is very similar to Touhou Sky Arena: Matsuri Climax, where you use various melee and ranged attacks as well as spells to beat your opponents, but has a much more fluid combat system. Originally released as two separate but combinable Gensokyo and Mahou Shoujo sides, it allowed characters, stages, and music from the two games to be played as a single combined game. The newer integrated version features Story Mode, an original character, and comes precombined and ready to play.
   
   Setup/Gameplay Guide:
   https://moriyashrine.org/forums/forum/40-magical-battle-arena-next-setupgameplay-guide/
   Character List:
   Touhou Side:
   -Reimu Hakurei
   -Marisa Kirisame
   -Youmu Konpaku
   -Alice Margatroid
   -Yukari Yakumo
   -Reisen Udongein Inaba
   -Tenshi Hinanawi
   -Toyosatomimi no Miko
   Magical Girl Side: 
   -Illyasviel von Einzbern (from Fate/kalied liner Prisma Illya)
   -Miyu Edelfelt (from Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya)
   -Sakura Kinomoto (from Cardcaptor Sakura)
   -Nanoha Takamachi (from Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha)
   -Fate Testarossa Harlaown (from Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha)
   -Lina Inverse (from Slayers)
   -Amelia Wil Tesla Saillune (from Slayers)
   -Punie Tanaka (from Dai Mahou Touge)
   Other:
   Nowel Diastasis (original character, final boss)
   

   561 downloads

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   Updated yesterday at 12:15 AM

2. 

   Touhou Sky Arena Matsuri Climax

   By Otakun Dan

   Release Information
   Type: 3D Arena Shooter
   Developer: 領域ZERO
   Publisher: 領域ZERO
   Release: Retaisai 8, March 13, 2011
   Language: Japanese
   Default Controls
   You can change these in the TSAConfig found in the game's folder, or using the in-game options menu. Arrow Keys: Move Character/Menu Navigation
   Z: Slide/Dash (Menus: Confirm)
   X: Ranged Attack
   ?: Melee Attack
   V: Shield (Menus: Cancel)
   S: Ascend
   ?: Descend
   Q: Lock On
   W: Center Camera
   A: Trigger/Shift; this is used for spell casting, as follows:
   -> A&X: Spell Card
   -> A&V: EX Spell Card
   -> A&C: High-Tension Spell Card
   -> A&Z: Climax Spell Card
   -> A&S: Mirage Slide Front
   -> A&D: Mirage Slide Rear
   Space: Change CPU Behavior
   Enter: Pause/Menu/Start Button
   Esc: Pause/Quit   Description
   
     Characters:  
   * Reimu
   * Marisa
   * Cirno
   * Sakuya
   * Youmu
   * Alice
   * Suwako
   * Utsuho
   * Aya
   * Sanae
   * Flandre
   * Suika
   * Reisen
   * Mokou
   * Koishi
   * Tenshi
   * Kogasa
   * Nue
   
   Stages:
   * Forest of Magic (Daytime)
   * Forest of Magic (Nighttime)
   * Scarlet Devil Mansion (Snowy)
   * Hakugyokurou
   * Moriya Shrine (Daytime)
   * Palace of Earth Spirits (Daytime)
   * Training Room
   * Hakurei Shrine (Daytime)
   * Hakurei Shrine (Evening)
   * Scarlet Devil Mansion (Daytime)
   * Moriya Shrine (Cloudy)
   * Youkai Mountain
   * Scarlet Devil Mansion (Crimson Mist)
   * Eientei
   * Bamboo Forest
   * Palace of Earth Spirits (Nighttime)
   * Bhava-Agra
   * St. Kawafune (Daytime)
   * St. Kawafune (Nighttime)
     Extras * Networking Instructions by Bp3500
   * Custom BGM Guide
   * Spirit Orbs Translation How Character Selection Works
   From the top to the bottom of the picture seen on the right.
   Control: Set to 1P-4P, CPU, or an empty slot.
   Team: Set to Team A, B, C, or D.
   Character: Choose from the available characters, or pick Random.
   Type: Either shot type A or B.  The only real difference between the two is the Ranged Attack (X) and Spell Card (A+X).  This includes charged shots which are done by holding down the corresponding button(s) and letting go.
   Level: Set the handicap.  More stars equals more health.
   Main Menu Explanation Arcade: Basically Story Mode; you play through that character's story. Sky Adventure (Matsuri Only): Each time you clear a stage, you get to pick from 2 places you want to go next. Vs: Select 1-4 players to fight.  You can set teams or have a battle royale. Network: Play with other people online through the internet. You can host locally, or connect to the FlyNetwork System lobby. Survival: Fight endless battles which get harder with each victory until you're defeated to see how long you can survive. Tutorial: A ticker near the bottom will display various commands and teach you how to play/fight. Training: Set CPU actions and difficulty and practice with them to get used to the game. Play Recording: Keeps track of certain game statistics. Replay: Review saved replays. Options: Adjust a few in-game settings. Exit Game: Closes the game.
     Understanding the Tension Meter
   Each BGM possesses its own unique tension meter.  Tension level affects play by enabling or disabling different abilities.  As time passes, a little bar passes through the meter, indicating where the tension level currently stands.  This process repeats when the music loops.
   
   Low Tension
   * Disables Fast Fly
   * Disables Mirage Slide
   
   Normal Tension
   * Characters have access to their typical ability set, minus the specials mentioned below.
   
   High Tension
   * Unlocks High-Tension abilities.
   * Melee Combo Extension (to 5 Hits)
   
   Climax Tension
   * Unlocks High-Tension & Climax abilities.
   * Melee Combo Extension (to 7 Hits)
   * Unlocks Finale Attack
    
    

   7,208 downloads

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   Updated October 2

3. 

   Cirno Smash Climbers - Yukiyama Rantou Chiruno Kuraimaazu

   By Moriya Shrine

   Release Information
   Type: Fighting Game (Smash Bros. style.)
   Developer: Kamo
   Publisher: Kamo
   Release: Reitaisai 7, on March 14, 2010
   Language: English main menus, Japanese level select text.
   Extras
   * I've played through and unlocked all of the normal characters for you in this copy; if you want the two secret characters though, you have to do Extra Mode yourself.
   Description
   What It Is: Think about "Cirno Climbers," above.  Now also think about "Super Smash Bros."  How could you possibly combine these two ideas, you might ask?  This game is a beautiful marriage between the two ideas, and probably could not have been done any better (except maybe for some network support?).  Up to four players can play simultaneously (assuming you have enough USB ports for that many controllers and have Joy-to-Key), or you can play the single-player game.
   
   Yukiyama Rantou Chiruno Kuraimaazu (English: Snowy Mountain Brawl Cirno Climbers) is the direct sequel to original Chiruno Kuraimaazu with more characters. There are three game modes: Arcade Mode, a single player mode with 4 difficulties and eight stages where the player must reach the top of the mountain and defeat the boss; Extra Mode, that can be unlocked once Arcade Mode has been completed, that's harder than lunatic but two hidden characters are available once completed; VS Mode is a battle mode where up to 4 players compete aganist each other. Each player has a damage total, represented by a percentage, which rises as damage is taken. 

   516 downloads

   • english

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   Updated March 24

4. 

   Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! - Hakugyokurou-hen

   By Otakun Dan

   Release Information
   Type: 2D Fighting
   Developer: D.C.S.
   Publisher: D.C.S.
   Release: Comiket 75, on December 29, 2008
   Language: Japanese
   Description
   
   Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! - Hakugyokurou-hen, literally translated as One Two Meiliiing!! - Part of Hakugyokurou, is a simple fighting game developed by D.C.S. and based upon Yie Ar Kung-Fu, a 1985 fighting game developed by Konami. Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! features Hong Meiling as the protagonist and she must fight all the five characters from Touhou Youyoumu to win the title of Grand Master. She has a variety of punch and kick blows usable by combining the punch and/or kick commands. Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! - Hakugyokurou-hen is the second game in the series.
   

   32 downloads

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   Submitted March 24

5. 

   Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! - Eientei-hen

   By Otakun Dan

   Release Information
   Type: 2D Fighting
   Developer: D.C.S.
   Publisher: D.C.S.
   Release: Reitaisai 6, on March 8, 2009
   Language: Japanese
   Description
   
   Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! - Eientei-hen, literally translated as One Two Meiliiing!! - Part of Eientei, is a simple fighting game developed by D.C.S. and based upon Yie Ar Kung-Fu, a 1985 fighting game developed by Konami. Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! features Hong Meiling as the protagonist and she must fight all the five characters from Touhou Eyashou, with Fujiwara no Mokou as additional hidden character in extra mode, to win the title of Grand Master. She has a variety of punch and kick blows usable by combining the punch and/or kick commands. Meiling also has nine additional movements when she changes into Koakuma mode. Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! - Eientei-hen is the third game in the series.
   

   38 downloads

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   Updated March 24

6. 

   Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!!

   By Otakun Dan

   Release Information
   Type: 2D Fighting
   Developer: D.C.S.
   Publisher: D.C.S.
   Release: Touhou Kourumu 4, on November 2, 2008
   Language: Japanese
   Description
   
   Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!!, literally translated as One Two Meiliiing!!, is a simple fighting game developed by D.C.S. and based upon Yie Ar Kung-Fu, a 1985 fighting game developed by Konami. Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! features Hong Meiling as protagonist as she must fight all the five characters from Touhou Koumakyou with Flandre Scarlet as the final opponent to win the title of Grand Master. She has a variety of punch and kick blows usable by combining the punch and/or kick commands. Yie Ar MEIRIIIIN!! is the first game in the series.
   

   37 downloads

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   Updated March 24

7. 

   Tsuzuki Sono Higurashi no Naku Koro ni vs Touhou Universe 2

   By Otakun Dan

   Release Information
   Type: Action/Platform
   Developer: 青春18金魚
   Publisher: 青春18金魚
   Release: March 13, 2016
   Language: Japanese
   Description
   
   Tsuzuki Sono Higurashi no Naku Koro ni vs Touhou Universe 2 is a head-to-head fighting game produced by 青春18金魚 and is the fourth game in the series. The game is notable for using digitized sprites mostly based on filmed actors, as opposed to drawn graphics, from Higurashi no Naku and Touhou Project. Tsuzuki Sono 2 plays almost similar to Capcom's fighting games; The player engages opponents in one-on-one close quarter combat in a series of best-two-out-of-three matches. When player performs regular and special techniques the Super Combo gauge fills in and when the gauge reaches Level 1 or higher the player can perform a super move. New to Tsuzuki Sono 2 is Training Mode as well additional characters with a total of 45 characters. 
   

   141 downloads

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   Submitted March 22

8. 

   Touhou Haou

   By Otakun Dan

   Release Information
   Type: 2D Fighter
   Developer: 大往生
   Publisher: 大往生
   Release: Comiket 77, on December 30, 2009
   Language: Japanese
   Description
   
   Touhou Haou (English: Eastern Overlord) is a simple two dimensional fighting game featuring four characters only; Reimu Hakurei, Marisa Kirisame, Sakuya Izayoi and Aya Shameimaru. Touhou Haou plays like Street Fighter and Fatal Fury. There are some systems which are adapted from the original games such as: "Parry" to deflect attacks and launch counterattacks; "Guard Cancel" a special counterattack that can be performed by the player after blocking an opponent's attack; "Super Jump" and "Double Jump" to jump higher than normal; "Dashing" and "Air Dashing"; "Aerial Rave Attack" and "Various Deathblows". Touhou Haou is one of the few Touhou titles which are also compatible with several handhelds such as PSP, iPhone and NDS. 
   

   78 downloads

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   Updated March 17

9. 

   Touhou Haou 2

   By Suwako Moriya

   Release Information
   Type: 2D Fighter
   Developer: 大往生
   Publisher: 大往生
   Release: Comiket 78, on August 14, 2010
   Language: Japanese
   
   Description
   
   Touhou Haou 2, literally translated as Eastern Overlord Volume 2, is a simple two dimensional fighting game featuring three characters only; Youmu Konpaku, Remilia Scarlet and Fujiwara no Mokou. Touhou Haou 2 plays like a fighting game, especially like Street Fighter and Fatal Fury. There are some systems which are adapted from the original games such as: "Parry" to deflect attacks and launch counterattacks; "Guard Cancel" a special counterattack that can be performed by the player after blocking an opponent's attack; "Super Jump" and "Double Jump" to jump higher than normal; "Dashing" and "Air Dashing"; "Aerial Rave Attack" and "Various Deathblows". Touhou Haou 2 is one of the few Touhou titles which are also compatible with several handhelds such as PSP, iPhone and NDS.
   

   53 downloads

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   Updated March 17

10. 

    Touhou Haou 3

    By Otakun Dan

    Release Information
    Type: 2D Fighter
    Developer: 大往生
    Publisher: 大往生
    Release: Comiket 79, on December 31, 2010
    Language: Japanese
    
    Description
    
    Touhou Haou 3 (Eastern Overlord Volume 3) is a simple two dimensional fighting game featuring three characters only; Sanae Kochiya, Satori Komeiji and Yuuka Kazami. Touhou Haou 3 plays like a fighting game, especially like Street Fighter and Fatal Fury. There are some systems which are adapted from the original games such as: "Parry" to deflect attacks and launch counterattacks; "Guard Cancel" a special counterattack that can be performed by the player after blocking an opponent's attack; "Super Jump" and "Double Jump" to jump higher than normal; "Dashing" and "Air Dashing"; "Aerial Rave Attack" and "Various Deathblows". Touhou Haou 3 is one of  the few Touhou titles which are also compatible with several handhelds such PSP, iPhone and NDS.
    

    91 downloads

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    Updated March 17

11. 

    Genso Rondo

    By Nitorium

    Release Information
    Type: 2.5D/3D Arena Fighting
    Developer: CUBE TYPE
    Publisher: CUBE TYPE
    Release: Comiket 82, August 11, 2012
    Version: 1.01
    Language: Japanese
    Character Information
    Playable Characters: 8
    (Reimu, Marisa, Sakuya, Remilia, Alice, Youmu, Suwako, Sanae, Utsuho)
    Default Controls
    Can be changed via engine.
    Arrow Keys: Navigation, movement Z: In-game (Basic bullet), Menu (Yes) X: In-game (Advanced bullet), Menu (No) ?: Special bullet A: Clears area of bullets, consumes charge S: Spellcard Activation Z+X+C: Spellcard Activation Shift: Focus (Also changes the shots of Z, X, C while focused) Space: Dash (Also changes the shots of Z, X, C while dashing) Description
    The more power you accumulate, the more powerful your abilities are. 
    Charge is required for spellcard activation, clearing bullets, and special bullets. 
    Notes:
    Grazing gives you charge. C button consumes charge. In regular battle, you basically have a total of 9 shots. Three from regular movement, focus and during dash. (Z, X, C). You are not invulnerable when you dash.
    Spellcard Activator
    You must have at least one bar of charge filled. The more charge you have, the longer the spell card duration and substitute life you possess until spell break. You will have substitute vitality depending on how much charge you used for activation. During spellcard, you have six shots. The Z, X, C bullets and the focused versions. Movement is inhibited severely. When you move for some characters, aiming can be thrown off. I.E. Master Spark Consumes all charges. Usage consumes one bomb. Against a Spellcard
    Only two shots. Z and the focused version. Can press C to bomb and become invulnerable, deal damage and clear bullets. Consumes one bomb. Breaking a spellcard rewards you with power and charge. Melee
    If you or the enemy overlaps each others blue or red circle. You can melee with Z or X.
    Heads Up
    Don't expect yourself to dodge like a pro. You will get shot down.
    

    1,019 downloads

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    Updated March 17

12. 

    Rinrin Mai Futaka

    By Otakun Dan

    Release Information
    Type: 3D Fighting Game
    Developer: Rejineko
    Publisher: Rejineko
    Release: Comiket 85, on December 30, 2013
    Language: Japanese
    
    Description
    
    Rinrin Mai Futaka, literally translated as The Gallantness of Dance and Battle, or sometimes known as Touhou Versus, can be described as a team-based arena fighting game in the vein of classic doujin games such as Combat DX9 or Tenshou Tenshi VALFORCE. With eight playable characters, players participate in a 2 on 2 battle against computer-controlled enemies or player-controlled teams in a vast environment where the opponent's movements can be monitored from a radar. The game uses a combination of melee, shooting and spell card systems. There are three game modes: Arcade, Versus Mode and Network Match Mode where up to four people can participate. 
    

    201 downloads

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    Updated March 17

13. 

    Ouka Touhou Bou

    By Otakun Dan

    Release Information
    Type: 3D Fighting
    Developer:  PictureCode
    Publisher:  PictureCode
    Release: Reitaisai SP 01, on September 19, 2010
    Description
    Ouka Touhou Bou is a three dimensional danmaku focused battle with various spellcards effects, projectiles and special attacks. Set in a large square arena, there are eight playable characters and the player objective is to win a match by depleting their opponent's life bar. The game features a Story Mode, where the player can play the game's storyline based on a chosen character; and Versus Mode that enables players to fight against each other or computer played opponents in a variety of settings. 

    113 downloads

    • multiplayer

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    Updated March 17