Utsuho Reiuji

A touhou character that first appeared in the PC game Touhou 11. Utsuho Reiuji (霊烏路空) is a Hell Raven, or yatagarasu, holding the power to control nuclear fusion. Her character design shows remarkable resemblance to Chernobyl. She is sometimes referred to as "The Black Bird of Chernobyl", though a comparison between her Yatagarasu eye and the eye of Sauron has also been made. Utsuho spends more of her time maintaining an underground geyser, together with Rin Kaenbyou

I just got myself into stage 6, the Blazing Hell, and boy did my shrine maiden complain about the heat. It wasn't until we encountered the boss, Utsuho Reiuji, that she finally stopped complaining

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toho

Alternative spelling of touhou

Due to differences in pronunciation across different languages, there has always been a discussion on how to actually romanize 東方. Officially, it is written as Tōhō, but most often written as touhou. The "ou" in touhou is pronounced similarly to the "o" in Tokyo

Did you hear about the new toho 12.5 ? It's a follow-up of StB!

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Bonobono

A blue seal from the japanese television series and likewise-named manga. Sometimes referred to as ぼのぼの. Bonobono was featured in a manga written by Mikio Igarashi, an anime directed by Cae Crab, several videogames (Bonogurashi), several TV anime films and several cinema anime films.

Bonobono lives with his friends Shimarisu and Araiguma.

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⑨

(9) or nine-ball.

In the game manual of Touhou's 9th game (東方花映塚 ~ Phantasmagoria of Flower View), Cirno, pitted as the second player character, was labeled as "⑨" - it stood for バカ ("baka" - "idiot"). Ever since, ⑨ gained notoriety as Cirno's nickname.

Don't be such a ⑨!

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bucket girl

The nickname of Kisume, a boss character from the Japanese doujinshi game 東方地霊殿　～ Subterranean Animism (romanized: Touhou Chireiden, meaning Eastern Palace of the Earth Spirits).

When I first played th11, I got hit on the head by that bucket girl!

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smoke weed errday

A variation on "Smoke Weed Everyday", originally from the rap single "The Next Episode" (released 2000) by hip hop artists Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.

The catch phrase, as well as its many variations, is used in many image macros, remixes and youtube videos.

I'm not smoking any more, but I ain't smoking any less. smoke weed errday

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unyu

"Unyu?" (うにゅ?) is Utsuho Reiuji's trademark sound, ever since she said it in the Extra Stage back story of Subterranean Animism (Touhou 11; PC game).

A: "Hey, you over there, what do you think?"

B: "Unyu?"

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