Chimata Tenkyuu

Gender: Female

Age: Unknown, likely really old

Appearance: Chimata's design very closely reflects her lunar rainbow powers, with her dress appearing to be a patchwork of multicoloured fabrics held together with golden buckles and zippers, resembling modernist stained glass, magenta boots with white bows, and the headband in her hair glowing with bright rainbow colours. She also wears a long white cape, white on one side, and a bright blue sky with scattered clouds on its inner lining. On her belt, she carries a coin purse.

The main thing that makes these designs distinguishable from their original counterparts is how their bodies are shaped. Chimata in this instance now has a more curvaceous body; her large breasts, huge ass and thighs in particular being some of more notable things her body has to offer and are accentuated by her clothes often appearing pretty tight on her. The only notable difference from this particular design of her is that she wears a short dress, one that subtly accentuates and shows a little bit of her ass and white panties.

Personality: In Unconnected Marketeers, Chimata appears to be polite but somewhat full of herself and dramatic, making bold claims such as humanity being "unable to survive" without her, and immediately jumping to the conclusion that those who don't wish to trade must be criminals of some kind. She seems to be singularly concerned with the rules and regulations governing marketplaces, and is highly irritated when they are broken. She accuses the protagonist of wanting to steal and monopolize the cards after she refuses to trade with her, and detests those that place the pursuit of profit over the rituals and regulations she favours.

Hobby/Occupation: God of special event marketplaces

Additional Information: ● Chimata Tenkyuu (天弓　千亦 Tenkyuu Chimata) is the God of special event marketplaces with the ability to let one relinquish ownership. She acts as the Stage 6 boss and one of the three main antagonists of Unconnected Marketeers, as well as the cause of the start of the events of Unfinished Dream of All Living Ghost.

● Her ability is being capable of letting one relinquish ownership. Chimata's ability is to allow others to relinquish ownership of an item. Without this ritual, a given object remains connected to the original owner, such is the case when someone loses, throws away, or gives away something. Only in a barter where both participants are willing to engage in an exchange of equitable value does a proper transfer of rights take place. As her power is directly tied to the existence of physical marketplaces, it has been steadily diminishing due to the emergence of things like online trade in the Outside World, which prompted Chimata to find a way to establish her own marketplace in Gensokyo. In Unconnected Marketeers, Megumu Iizunamaru abuses this ability to successfully transfer the special abilities of the residents of Gensokyo into Ability Cards, granting the wielder the powers of those depicted in the cards. While this did help Chimata recover her strength, it also served to concentrate power and wealth into the hands of the tengu.

● Chimata may be based on ichigami (市神), or the gods of marketplaces in Japanese folklore. Rather than gods of money or economics, they were more akin to gods of physical marketplaces, or barter and trade. Ichigami were worshipped as the gods who protect the commercial activities and security of marketplaces. When traditional marketplaces went into decline in modern-day Japan, belief in ichigami also declined. Specifically, she is the god of "special event" marketplaces (as opposed to something like a regular farmer's market), which in Unconnected Marketeers is signified by the lunar rainbow. Because of this, she may also be based on a long-forgotten medieval Japanese custom of holding markets when there's a rainbow. It was believed that the boundary between the human world and the world of Gods is beneath rainbows, so holding a market during a rainbow would please the Gods, because they temporarily receive everything that is being sold there.

● Chimata has some relationships with some of the Touhou cast, those being: Megumu Iizunamaru Megumu was Chimata's would-be business partner in the creation of the Ability Card marketplace. Their relationship had always been strained, as Megumu had sought to only use Chimata's powers to further the interests of tengu society, and had dissolved into outright hostilities by the end of the Ability Card Incident. However, when seen during the events of Lotus Eaters 38, the two appear to be on friendly terms again; where Megumu gives Chimata the elaborate gift of a market of special occasion.

Tsukasa Kudamaki Tsukasa is seemingly subordinate to Chimata, with Tsukasa addressing her politely. Tsukasa reports Megumu's betrayal to Chimata, but it appears likely that Tsukasa was playing both sides. Chimata seems to be somewhat aware of this, rudely dismissing Tsukasa from her service when she comes to realize Tsukasa's true motivations.

● There are also minor relationships with some characters, such as: Momoyo Himemushi The two were also partners, although not much is known about their relationship. Since Momoyo and Megumu Iizunamaru are friends and neither Chimata nor Momoyo mention the other, they don't seem to be close and may have a similarly strained relationship.

Sakuya Izayoi In Sakuya's blank card ending, Sakuya expresses that Remilia Scarlet wants to experience the market, but due to being a vampire she cannot be around a rainbow. Chimata explains that she can hold a market as long as a special event is happening, even if its not a rainbow. Later, Chimata visits and finds that the Scarlet Devil Mansion is painted rainbow; fulfilling Sakuya's stated wish to show Remilia a Rainbow from stage 1, and being a special event that allows Chimata to host a market for Remilia.

Nitori Kawashiro Nitori is shown to have become something of a collaborator with Chimata during the events of 100th Black Market, with the pair working together to try and shut down the black market. Upon fighting Marisa Kirisame, Chimata sends her to go meet Nitori at Moriya Shrine, believing that she can help with the task.

● Her pose in Unconnected Marketeers suggests a dollar sign, with her arms creating the S shape and her fingers approximating the vertical stroke.

● Chimata's dialogue seems to refer the economic concept of the "Invisible Hand" introduced by Adam Smith.

● According to Tsukasa in Marisa's blank card ending, Chimata is bedridden with nightmares by Marisa's inability to engage in basic commerce.

● Due to her design that assimilates to a rainbow and therefore possesses the primary colors of light and its variants, numerous fans have referred to her as the "RGB God".

● Because of her dress design, many fans like to think she represents the LGBTQ+ community as it has the colors of the rainbow.

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