Touhou LostWord

I'll take any questions related to Lost Ark.

In the later stages, getting grazed by enemy fire means instant death, so you'll need to break the barrier, overpower them with damage, or use graze mechanics... Or maybe it's not just the later stages. If you try the "Lunatic" difficulty in "Isekai Miko Returns" (Chapter 2), you'll immediately understand what "first strike wins" means. Seriously, my Seirei got taken out not by the central boss, but by focused fire from the fairies on both sides!

If you know Touhou a bit, you might know about "Wriggle Kick"? In Touhou Eiyashou, Stage 1, when you go up to pick up items, if you're unlucky, the boss Wriggle will appear and you might get hit and die. At that time, Wriggle's pose looked like a kick, so it got the name Wriggle Kick... In LostWord, this is implemented as a focused shot. It's like a confirmation kill with special bullets aimed at the Eiyashou playable characters. Also, the meme of a monk saying "What is that, scary?" is directly included in Narumi's general attack command lines... (Coincidentally, Narumi is a bodhisattva character...) And the characters' damage-taken lines sometimes include something similar to their own name... There's a lot of funny stuff if you dig into it in this game.

Since the event appearing in the JP server will be released on the Global server after a certain period, future sight is possible. The enemy is a single target (L1 Mizuhashi Farsy). It has 3 health bars on Lunatic difficulty and fire is its only weakness. With every gauge burst, it inflicts the Poison Mist status ailment on the player side. Enemies that inflict status ailments usually have the ability to break the corresponding status ailment barrier, so it's best not to get hit by them, regardless of whether they are playable characters. L1 Farsy is immune to Burn/Freeze, so avoid using related decks!

If you put those main characters in the academy and rotate them whenever their affection is maxed out, you can keep running Lunatic, which is the right way to do it. The drop rate for rare points is completely different. ...If you don't care about affection, you could just spam 999 runs, but why would you?

The saying that you should just exchange all your overflowing Young Points for food isn't on Namu Wiki for no reason. It's over 600,000. I use 5 per match. Can I even use all of this?

Prioritize Leveling - Recommended to use Jelly Rolls/Eel Sushi. If you don't have those, use Wagashi at least. Mood Recovery - Recommended to save Jelly Rolls/Eel Sushi. Once a character's status reaches 2 stars, immediately proceed with 50 battles. Affection Grinding - Recommended to save Jelly Rolls/Eel Sushi. Once a character's affection hearts turn green, you'll need to raise it through repeated battles afterwards. For efficient use of Jelly Rolls/Eel Sushi, it's recommended to unlock companion slots before increasing the food charge limit. However, be careful as having more companions will also speed up food consumption!

I need 100 to buy what I want... sigh

Lunatic gives rare points more effectively, so farm with Lunatic.. If you can, that is?

1. Barrier Status Effect Attack Some attacks can break barriers affected by status effects. If you form a party with characters that inflict and break barriers with the same status effect, you can instantly destroy all of the enemy's barriers and leave them defenseless. However, be careful as some characters are immune to certain status effects! 2. Weakness Element Attack Most enemy characters have weaknesses. Attacking with the weakness element will also break the barrier. Though, there are cases like the non-elemental fairy that has no weakness... 3. Bullet Hell is Raw Power There's also the method of simply overwhelming them with brute force and high damage, but this only works on low-level stages, so I wouldn't recommend it.