Th11/Marisa & Alice's Extra in English

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Translations are from the Touhou wiki's "Subterranean Animism/Story/RMarisa and Alice's Extra" page.

Extra Stage

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Sanae Kochiya enters

Sanae

#2@30Oh, did you come to visit the shrine in this cold weather?

Sanae

#2@150Hehe, I've learned how to do the greetings here.

Sanae

#2@290You can't let yourself be held back by common sense in Gensokyo, right!?

Sanae Kochiya defeated

Marisa

#0@34Woah, it's cold up on the mountain.

Marisa

#0@42The hot springs appeared and the spirits went away, isn't that enough work for now?

#0@50Alice (Look, it's the extra dungeon for after you beat the game. Good luck!)

Marisa

#0@58Geez, who started that, anyway?

Marisa

#0@66Isn't it enough to have cleared the game in the first place?

Marisa

#0@74If there's always an extra dungeon, then the last boss just becomes a midboss!

#0@82Alice (Don't be so blunt. Look, according to the hell raven,)

#0@90Alice (She got the power of nuclear fusion from the gods of the mountain, right?)

Marisa

#0@98Yeah, that's right. I came here to get some sort of divine blessing, too.

Koishi Komeiji enters

???

#0@106Um, excuse me...

???

#0@174Have you seen anyone from this shrine?

Marisa

#0@182Yeah, I just beat her over there.

???

#0@190You beat her?

Marisa

#0@198She came at me from over there, so it was in self-defense!

???

#0@206Oh my, it looks like no one's here. What a shame.

Marisa

#0@214What's wrong? Coming to pray for good grades?

Marisa

#0@222I'll introduce you at the shrine below the mountain. There's a shrine maiden there that never has anything to do.

???

#0@230I'd rather visit the shrine on the mountain. I came here to get a divine blessing from the gods in this shrine.

#0@238Alice (What's the divine blessing of the Moriya Shrine, anyway?)

Marisa

#0@246I don't know, something good, like the nuclear fusion power she gave that crow, right?

???

#0@254Nuclear fusion, crow? Are you talking about Okuu?

Marisa

#0@262Who's Okuu?

#0@270Alice (She's talking about that hell raven, Utsuho.)

Marisa

#0@278Oh right, you can read her name as "くう (kuu) ." That poor girl who got demoted to midboss.

???

#0@286You two know about Okuu? Who are you?

Marisa

#0@294I'm the great magician, Marisa Kirisame. Don't forget it!

Marisa

#0@302Anyway, who are you? Any pilgrim to this shrine's pretty suspicious, if you ask me.

<Boss title>

Koishi

#0@310Okuu's one of my big sis's pets.

Koishi

#0@318I was so jealous of her power-up.

Koishi

#0@326I thought if I came here, my pets could become more powerful, too.

#0@334Alice (Are you Ms. Satori's younger sister!?)

Marisa

#0@342What's that? Did Satori have a little sister like her?

Koishi

#0@350Oh? You know not only Okuu, but also my big sis?

Koishi

#0@358Are you two...

Marisa

#0@366Like I said, I'm Marisa, the Great Sage!

Koishi

#0@374Are you the doll-using thief that they said visited our house?

Marisa

#0@382Wha?..

#0@390Alice (Tee hee.)

Koishi

#0@398I'm Koishi Komeiji.

Koishi

#0@406I couldn't find the gods of the mountain, but it looks like I found a good playmate.

Koishi

#0@414Stealing is bad, okay? Ms. Above Ground Human.

Marisa

#0@422Well, whatever. I am also looking for Kanako and Suwako, though.

Marisa

#0@430It looks like they're not around, so I'll play with you.

Hartmann's Youkai Girl

Koishi

#0@438I heard about you from my big sis and Okuu.

Koishi

#0@446That thief dodged danmaku just like bits of paper dancing in the air.

Koishi

#0@454She said your movements were physiologically unsettling, like a flea crawling up your back.

Koishi

#0@462If I beat you and take you back home, I'll definitely become the talk of the house!

Koishi Komeiji defeated

Koishi

#1@30You're strong! I can see how you beat my big sis.

Marisa

#1@38Yep, I crushed you easily!

#1@46Alice (Was it really that easy?)

Koishi

#1@54Thanks for spending time with me!

Koishi

#1@62I couldn't take you alive, but this'll probably be worth some talk back home.

Marisa

#1@70Uh, oh yeah, you're Satori's little sister...

Marisa

#1@78So, uh, can you read minds, too?

Koishi

#1@86Nope, I closed my third eye.

Marisa

#1@94Third eye?

Koishi

#1@102The third eye, which can see through people's minds. But that's what makes my big sis weak.

Koishi

#1@110I realized that mind reading made me lose to people's unconscious.

Koishi

#1@118So I don't read people's minds anymore. Uh, no, I guess I can't, really.

Marisa

#1@126I don't get it, but thank goodness.

#1@134Alice (What a shame. You could control people easily with that kind of power.)

Koishi

#1@142It's not that great. The conscious always loses to the unconscious.

Koishi

#1@150No organism acts on simply what it consciously thinks.

Koishi

#1@158They act on both the conscious and the unconscious. If you read their mind, you can't tell what's going on in their unconscious mind.

Marisa

#1@166Hmm, I see. Well, I got all warmed up, but I couldn't find Kanako or anyone else.

Marisa

#1@174Guess I'd better be heading home.

#1@182Alice (What? Don't tell me you're done here?)

Marisa

#1@190Well, Reimu will take care of seeing if there's anything between the underground and the mountain gods.

Marisa

#1@198I'll just ask her later.

#1@206Alice (You're so easygoing. Maybe I should look into it myself, later?)

Marisa

#1@214Besides, I figured out something really important.

#1@222Alice (...? What?)

Marisa

#1@230The shrine's as empty as a snake's moult right now. It's the perfect time to go scavenging.

(This is a pun; もぬけの殻 originally meant "shed skin [of a snake, insect, etc.]", but can also refer figuratively to other empty places.)

Koishi

#1@238Oh my, thieving is bad, you know?

 

#1@246——"Later, Kanako and the others caught Marisa rummaging through their house."

 

#1@254And so they put her through the wringer. Harshly. All's well that ends well."