This mod lets you play as *Reisen Udongein Inaba* from the *Touhou Project* series. Most of the inspiration for the sprites came from her appearance in [*Antinomy of Common Flowers*](https://i.imgur.com/SNnPPB6.gif)/[*Urban Legend in Limbo*](https://i.imgur.com/KJPRESX.png).  Changelog v1.1: -Hopefully fixed the crashes some people experienced in recent Noita updates; -Restructured the mod in order to use /files instead of /data whenever possible; -Improved its compatibility with starting loadouts; -Slightly nerfed the wand's mana charge speed; -Made the wand spawn less frequently, and only spawn from the Underground Jungle onwards. There's 3 parts to it: __Reisen - Player Character__: Replaces the player character with Reisen. Her hair was done with 3 verlet chains (capes) so they obey physics, everything else is sprite-work. __Reisen's Gun and Danmaku__: Adds her megaphone as a wand, and a projectile spell to the game. The megaphone spawns from Underground Jungle onwards, has a bit of spread, fast mana recharge, fairly quick reload and cast delay, which combined with the spell's reload and cast delay decrease make for quite the bullet hell. The spell also sounds like the player bullets usually do in the series. __Reisen's Gun Starter__: Gives her megaphone and spell to the player at the start of a new game. It's rather OP on the first few levels so use at your own discretion. **REQUIRES** Reisen's Gun and Danmaku to be turned on to work. __How to Install:__ Same as almost every other mod: 1 Extract the zip contents into Noita's directory/mods; 2 Launch the game and enable the mods within the "Mods" option in the menu; 3 Start a new game. __Loading order__ shouldn't be an issue in most cases, but it should be best to leave this mod near the bottom of the list. One particular case is the __random starting loadouts__ mod that comes with the game, which should be loaded before (above on the list) the player character mod. Big thanks to XN who made Megumin's mod for his help and feedback, as well as a couple friends who helped test it was functional.