You know, it's pretty sad when people like this artist look at video games full of happy little girls in an elysian paradise like touhou and the only thing they can imagine about it is how best to kill them.
You know, it's pretty sad when people like this artist look at video games full of happy little girls in an elysian paradise like touhou and the only thing they can imagine about it is how best to kill them.
Ironic statement, considering this is a story about the ones who literally can't die, and the ramifications of that fact.
You know, it's pretty sad when people like this artist look at video games full of happy little girls in an elysian paradise like touhou and the only thing they can imagine about it is how best to kill them.
There's some sort of meaning behind their deaths you know. It's not as if they died in vain or for the lolz. Otherwise why would Patchouli have a badass heroic moment? This ain't no guro doujin.
This work is a little bit too grimdark for my tastes. I don't think the gruesome death bring anything of value to the story.
That's just the reality of space. I would call it grimdark if someone else purposefully grind a youkai girl in a meat grinder alive for amusement or reminding us of ugly side of human psychology, but this is just a natural accident that soon will lead to a survival story of immortals in outer vast universe. You don't see Hollywood movies with similar stories labeled as "gruesome".
Life cannot exist in space...!!!Patchouli-sama...That... That can't be!!!If it's just you, Sakuya, you can stop time...!!!I can't be saved anymore...Ojou-sama, hang in there!!!But...Sakuya... It's over for me...Hahahah... The debris pierced through my heart...