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6/23/2025, 12:17:54 PM
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>If I broke her plate, would she die?
No. The "trick" in shikai is that inanimate objects have no prescribed lifespan. So, by removing your soul from your human body (which has an expiration date) and placing it in an inanimate object, you dodge the issue of dying of old age. Then, because souls in Touhou are what determines your physical form (as we know from Mokou's condition), the inanimate object over time takes on the "shape" of your soul, while your abandoned body takes on the shape of the object with which you swapped souls. In Futo's case, the plate she inhabited turned into her, while her dead body turned into the plate. It is no more nor less than that now - her former body.
Incidentally, it is likely that the sword that Miko carries around is the same sword she swapped souls with during her shikai. Which makes this LE page extra lewd.
>If I broke her plate, would she die?
No. The "trick" in shikai is that inanimate objects have no prescribed lifespan. So, by removing your soul from your human body (which has an expiration date) and placing it in an inanimate object, you dodge the issue of dying of old age. Then, because souls in Touhou are what determines your physical form (as we know from Mokou's condition), the inanimate object over time takes on the "shape" of your soul, while your abandoned body takes on the shape of the object with which you swapped souls. In Futo's case, the plate she inhabited turned into her, while her dead body turned into the plate. It is no more nor less than that now - her former body.
Incidentally, it is likely that the sword that Miko carries around is the same sword she swapped souls with during her shikai. Which makes this LE page extra lewd.
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