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hakurei reimu, kirisame marisa, flandre scarlet, remilia scarlet, izayoi sakuya, and 106 more (touhou and 17 more) drawn by socha

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    東方全キャラ一覧

    お久しぶりに今回の夏コミで全キャラクリアファイルを頒布します。
    （実際の頒布物はこれをA4両面に組み直したものです）

    キャラ増えたよね～

    【修正】綿月姉妹のよみがな、清蘭の漢字修正（2018/07/23）
    　　　　レミリアに永夜抄マークが抜けていたので修正（2018/07/24）
    　　　　ルナチャの初登場作品・豊聡耳神子の登場作品マーク修正（2018/07/24）
    　　　　針妙丸の登場作品マーク修正（2018/07/24）
    　　　　ヘカーティアの種族修正（2018/07/24）
    　　　　矢田寺成美のよみがな、プリズムリバー三姉妹の種族修正（2018/07/25）
    　　　　マエリベリー・ハーンの名前表記修正（2018/07/25）

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    camellia0726
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    HawkeyeNFO said:

    I wonder what all the color codes and stuff mean. I'm guessing it has something to do with which media they appeared in.

    yes:

    Red: EoSD
    Purple: PCB
    Violet: IN
    Yellow: Fighting(Tasogare Frontier's)
    Green: PoFV
    Orange: MOF
    Brown: SA
    Blue: UFO
    Pink: Books
    Gold: TD
    Olive: DDC
    Indigo: LoLK
    Teal: HSiFS
    Gray: Etc.

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    DeadW4nderer
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    HawkeyeNFO said:

    I wonder what all the color codes and stuff mean. I'm guessing it has something to do with which media they appeared in.

    You are right - in the cirlces is somewhat defining kanji from media name. I guessed that by recognizing EoSD, IN and HSiFS kanji in circles and character's appearances.

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    Cliff Edge
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    Note to anyone who tries to take Hellbus' advice and just copy/paste notes from older versions of this image:

    The text may be (nearly) identical, but the X/Y positions of the text on the image are not. You'd have to copy and paste the notes one at a time, rather than simply do them en masse all at once.

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    Hellbus
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    Cliff_Edge said:
    The text may be (nearly) identical, but the X/Y positions of the text on the image are not. You'd have to copy and paste the notes one at a time, rather than simply do them en masse all at once.

    Doing them one at a time is what I was referring to. I wasn't aware of any other means of doing so.

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