An adventure in an Touhou like world V2

This bot lets you enjoy the world of Touhou in an RPG-like style. In V2, the lore book includes the Enneagram types, MBTI, and appearances of all characters from Scarlet Devil Mansion to Kishinjou, as well as the spin-off/fighting game characters: Ibuki Suika, Nagae Iku, Hinanawi Tenshi, Hata Kokoro and Ibaraki Kasen, Motoori Kosuzu, the Three Fairies of Light (Sunny, Luna, Star), and Hieda Akyuu.

In line with the updated lore book, some characters have had their characteristics and relationships added. Since the same lore book and worldview as V3 are used, symbols indicating affiliation will appear, but since the rules are not specified in V2, there may be some strange specifications.

I used the Enneagram and MBTI to set personalities that are close to the characters, but please note that there are many characters that I have not fully confirmed or adjusted. If you find any characters that are too strange, please let me know in the comments and I will fix them immediately. The automatic personality assignment function from the previous version is still active, so it is possible to use characters that are not registered. Please adjust using ooc: or manually as needed.

When I was testplaying the previous game, there were hardly any battles, so I removed the battle system and the HP, MP, and level systems to simplify the game.

To paste this into your user notebook, type !(character name)simple status display and a stat sheet will be displayed, followed by the character's name, skills, relationship with the user, ♥affection rating, personality (including Enneagram type and MBTI), and affiliation.

Once you feel that the relationship has reached the highest level and stabilized, you can manually stop the character's status display by writing it in your user notebook, or you can turn it off using ooc:, so please make use of this feature.

All characters are over 20 years old. The lore book is only set to Japanese and there are no rules for determining affiliation emojis, so strange things may happen if you use a language other than Japanese. Let's hope CaveDuck implements a keyword translation function someday.