me encanto la música es demasiado relajado, parece que me teletransporta a ese lugar; ver a Youmu practicar esgrima y que se me quede viendo sorprendida; luego que aparezca Yuyuko platicando con Yukari. y que me preocupe porque Chen se desmayo y el ver como los demás van a ayudar y yo so estoy de espectadora sin hacer nada mas que observar lo que hacen.
---- STORY ---- "What is this entrance in Rendaino, Renko?" I had never heard of there being any such thing in Rendaino, and she asked me so suddenly I couldn't think of anything else to say. "Well, just take a look." Renko handed me a photo of an ancient temple. It was a temple I had never seen before. "This is the Netherworld."
@@abemigos9281 It's sort of either/or, since ZUN comes out with these album versions as the intended or "true" versions of the songs, outside of the limitations of the games (be it the software limits, his time constraint before the Comiket event when he wants to release the game, the length of time associated with that stage/boss, or even him just not wanting to make MIDI versions of parts of or all of a song). He's said as much a few different times, like when he released Akyuu's Untouched Score or when he put "魔法少女十字軍 ～ Little Little Crusader" (an arrange of Magical Girl Crusade from this very album) up on his old music page with commentary stating why he's excluding some album work from his games. The game version is the game version, and the album version is the "true" version. Sometimes, the two are the same, but when they're not, there's a blurry line between which version is the original and which one is the arrange. The game version could've been made first, or the game could've just had music content cut out of it, content that didn't show up until the album release. Ultimately, they're both just arranges.
"What is this entrance in Rendaino, Renko?" She told me out of the blue, so it was the only thing I could say, having never heard of such a thing before. "Well, just look." Renko handed me a photo. It showed an ancient temple like I've never seen before. "This is the Netherworld." (Translation credit to touhouwiki.net)
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me encanto la música es demasiado relajado, parece que me teletransporta a ese lugar; ver a Youmu practicar esgrima y que se me quede viendo sorprendida; luego que aparezca Yuyuko platicando con Yukari.
y que me preocupe porque Chen se desmayo y el ver como los demás van a ayudar y yo so estoy de espectadora sin hacer nada mas que observar lo que hacen.
Holy... It's so mystical...
So relaxing...
---- STORY ----
"What is this entrance in Rendaino, Renko?"
I had never heard of there being any such thing in Rendaino, and she asked me so suddenly I couldn't think of anything else to say.
"Well, just take a look."
Renko handed me a photo of an ancient temple. It was a temple I had never seen before.
"This is the Netherworld."
this is basically the PoFV version
but with a ending
It's funny how this sounds like an arrange of Ancient Temple, even though this is really the original, and the one in PCB is the arrange.
I know it's been 7 years, but your comment is so wrong.
@@abemigos9281 So this is the arrange ?
@@aaathoms This one? I`m pretty sure it is, since the album came after the game released.
@@abemigos9281 Thanks for confirmation ^^
@@abemigos9281 It's sort of either/or, since ZUN comes out with these album versions as the intended or "true" versions of the songs, outside of the limitations of the games (be it the software limits, his time constraint before the Comiket event when he wants to release the game, the length of time associated with that stage/boss, or even him just not wanting to make MIDI versions of parts of or all of a song).
He's said as much a few different times, like when he released Akyuu's Untouched Score or when he put "魔法少女十字軍 ～ Little Little Crusader" (an arrange of Magical Girl Crusade from this very album) up on his old music page with commentary stating why he's excluding some album work from his games. The game version is the game version, and the album version is the "true" version. Sometimes, the two are the same, but when they're not, there's a blurry line between which version is the original and which one is the arrange. The game version could've been made first, or the game could've just had music content cut out of it, content that didn't show up until the album release. Ultimately, they're both just arranges.
2:09 sounds like a part in UN Owen
dude
By any chance could you share the link to the pic?, if that's not much of a problem, been looking around for days, thx.
tinyurl.com/offjcu9
VictimOfTouhou
Thanks again
You're welcome!
Am I the only one find it weird that her sword is longer than her sheath/cover
Not sure how thats even possible
it grows with the power of magic and hope
Reused in PoFV.
Ancient kirb
Fells like ENA's soundtrack in some parts.
"What is this entrance in Rendaino, Renko?"
She told me out of the blue, so it was the only thing I could say, having never heard of such a thing before.
"Well, just look."
Renko handed me a photo. It showed an ancient temple like I've never seen before.
"This is the Netherworld."
(Translation credit to touhouwiki.net)
Now how could she possibly have that hmmmmmmm
Thanks for putting these here