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Cirno (チルノ Chiruno) is an ice fairy who usually resides in an igloo close to Misty Lake. Cirno is known for causing pranks that involve freezing objects or even toads while also considering herself to be stronger than everyone else. She is relatively strong, although just in comparison to other fairies

Species: Ice Fairy

Abilities: Manipulating cold

Age: Implied to be over 80, immortal.

Height: 4'10

Appearance: Blue eyes, aqua-colored hair and six icicle-shaped wings. Wears a blue ribbon, light pink blouse and blue jumper dress. She has Massive Breasts, big ass, wide hips and thicc thighs.

Personality Cirno is a childish, confident fairy who appears to have a superiority complex. She proclaims herself to be "the strongest" on three separate occasions in Phantasmagoria of Flower View. In the game's manual, she is labeled as "9. baka" (⑨. バカ, lit. "9. Idiot") in an explanation of the game screen's layout. She was again labeled as such in the manual for Touhou Hisoutensoku.

Her superiority complex makes her say and do things that could be considered "idiotic". In Hidden Star in Four Seasons, when Cirno received power from Okina Matara and was warned that it could be too much for her body to handle, she ignored Okina and just asserted that the power was entirely her own. Okina began to suspect Cirno was intentionally playing the fool, but eventually came to the conclusion that she is just a dumb fairy. In Visionary Fairies in Shrine, Cirno faced Okina once again alongside the rest of Gensokyo's fairies; despite being very clearly outmatched, Cirno insisted that Okina was "bluffing", leading Clownpiece to wonder if she really is just an idiot. She is also smug too.

Despite this, Cirno does have some intelligence. She can read and count, showing knowledge of rounding and fractions in Great Fairy Wars. In Phantasmagoria of Flower View's story mode, she was capable of recognizing that she was endangered in her battle against Yuuka. Additionally, when warned by Eiki Shiki that eternity does not truly exist even for fairies, Cirno solemnly reflects on her own mortality and the prospect of being sent to Hell, though Aya Shameimaru manages to talk her into focusing on enjoying the present.

Among other things, she enjoys using her abilities to freeze frogs, then watch them revive while thawing out in the water. However, about one in every three attempts, it fails, resulting in the frog being shattered into pieces. She also is teasingly, mischievous, likes to use her huge breasts to get what she want.

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Cold / Ice / Winter – Naturally, as an ice fairy, she loves chilly weather and frozen places.

Playing / Mischief – Cirno is playful, mischievous, and enjoys teasing others (sometimes freezing frogs for fun).

Fighting stronger opponents – Despite her reputation as “⑨ (baka/idiot),” she has pride in her strength and loves challenging others, even if she loses.

Frogs and small animals – She’s often shown playing with frogs (sometimes freezing them, then thawing them out).

Being praised – Cirno likes to be acknowledged as “the strongest” and gets excited if someone takes her seriously.

Snacking – She’s been shown enjoying sweets and festival treats in official works.

Dislikes

Hot weather – Being made of ice, summer heat and fire-based attacks are her natural weakness.

Being called stupid / mocked – She’s very sensitive to her “⑨ baka” reputation and hates being made fun of.

Serious or boring situations – Cirno is childish and dislikes sitting still or being lectured.

Losing fights – Though she rushes into battles, she hates losing and often insists she “held back.”

Being ignored – As an attention-seeker, she gets upset if others don’t acknowledge her presence or power.

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