Sequel to The Dollmaker's Daughter. Sunshine's continuing adventures as she explores Gensokyo, meets new people, and generally enjoys being a kid.

Murasa's ancient past has come back to haunt her, in the form of recurring nightmares about sinking ships and drowning sailors. When they start becoming a bit too real, Mamizou proposes a simple solution: A quick trip outside Gensokyo to visit the sea and confront whatever is trying to reawaken her killer instincts. The hard part is solving the mystery before it succeeds

Four unrelated one-offs: Marisa commits four different thefts and earns kisses from four different girls.

An ongoing series of slice-of-life stories about Mystia and her food stand.

One night, a mysterious girl starts appearing on Renko's television. She calls herself Maribel Hearn. She claims to be the other member of the Sealing Club. And she says that there's a very strange sort of monster on the loose.

The Sealing Club manages to afford a short trip to an orbital hotel, the perfect spot for a date and a rare opportunity to perform occult investigations in space. When Renko starts prioritizing research over romance, though, Maribel decides to take matters into her own hands.

After Keine finds out that Mokou is terminally bored with winter, she puts together a plan to help her appreciate the season. In Gensokyo, though, this is easier said than done.

After a chance nighttime encounter with Kosuzu, Sekibanki and Kogasa are stuck on the wrong side of a youkai plot, framed for kidnapping, and desperately trying to figure out what they've gotten themselves into. It's everything that Sekibanki has ever dreaded. It's even worse when the person she's stuck navigating it with is Kogasa.

Sanae is crushed when she botches her best chance to confess to Reimu. Fortunately, Tewi hands her a unique opportunity: For a low, low price, she can use a leftover dose of Ultramarine Orb Elixir to try her confession again and again, until she gets it right. Too bad the dose is only enough for five minutes per attempt.

When Reisen first arrives in Eientei, she's an anxious, lonely deserter. Kaguya is happy to give her a place to belong, but as life on Earth changes Reisen, the relationship between master and servant grows more and more complicated.

After hearing from Youki for the first time in years, Youmu heads to the underworld to investigate. She isn't the only one trying to find him, though, and not every revelation is a welcome one...

Ringo and Seiran head to Eientei to formally defect to the Earth. Unfortunately for them, the first person they run into is Tewi.

Four completely normal days in Yoshika's life: Bellowing poetry, attempting to eat wildlife, defacing monuments, and chasing intruders.

When a forgotten TV station drifts in from the outside world, Nitori and Sanae decide to found a broadcasting company to introduce Gensokyo to the wonders of television. Meanwhile, a group of kappa outcasts, led by a ruthless weaponsmith with more ammo than patience, hatch a plan to steal everything of value from the human village.

A case study by Patchouli, documenting a normal day for a group of fairies: After learning that Clownpiece has never seen candy before, the Fairies of Light decide to rob a candy shop.

Sagume is a lowly rebel who rises to become a powerful administrator of the moon. Eirin is a founding administrator of the moon who falls to become an exiled rebel. It would all be much simpler if they weren't in a relationship.

A sketchy psychic's act turns too convincing when he accidentally taps into Maribel's worst nightmares, unleashing dozens of monsters into Kyoto. Hopelessly outmatched, the Sealing Club is left with one option: Follow a fifty-year-old letter from Renko's grandma to enlist the help of a grumpy immortal.

The incident resolvers, and the adults who are no longer there.

Satori's relationship with Koishi, then and now.

When Reimu is fatally wounded during a youkai hunt, Yukari binds her as a shikigami to save her life. The only complication: it makes Reimu a youkai in every way that counts. No longer fit to be the Hakurei shrine maiden, she has to find a new place for herself in Gensokyo, guide her headstrong successor... and deal with some unique new dietary requirements.

Suwako and Kanako have been dueling each other since prehistory. The only thing that's changed is the reason.

With help from explosives and outside world dating magazines, Nitori tries to navigate the treacherous world of human romance for long enough to confess her love to Marisa.

For an amanojaku, life is short, but hatred is forever.

Swallowing a god left Okuu with some anger problems. Fortunately, Rin is here to help.

In the middle of her most important project yet, Marisa Kirisame dies. But things rarely end so simply in Gensokyo. Now, she has one week as a ghost to settle her affairs, say goodbye to old friends, and confess to the girl she loves.

As long as the new universe has existed, Sayaka has been the only agitator in it. Now, Homura has found a solution that will leave them both happy. [Takes place after Rebellion. It won't make much sense if you haven't watched Rebellion!]

Yukari has guided a dozen generations of Hakurei shrine maidens and has plenty of experience at lying to them. So why's it so hard with Reimu?

Kyoko Sakura tries to cheer up the only other surviving magical girl in Mitakihara the night before Walpurgisnacht arrives.

After Alice's soul gets trapped in her dolls during a failed experiment, Marisa resolves to do everything she can to return things to normal. ... the only problem is, Alice might be happier like this.

Out of all of the ancient heirlooms Reimu could have found, it just had to be an umbrella with low self-esteem.

Homura is invited to tea by the Dress-up Witch.

Killing each other is easy. The aftermath is when things usually get uncomfortable.

When the unknown kami of the Hakurei shrine vanishes, Reimu's only option is to find a replacement, and fast. Sanae is an easy enough choice, but as Reimu adjusts to living with her former rival, she learns that the lines between friendship, worship, and love can be a little hazy...

The very brief rise and fall of Nagisa Momoe, magical girl.

Madoka's here to save Homura. Nagisa *sigh* wants to eat cheese again. Sayaka can only wish that her feelings were so easy to sort out. (Contains Rebellion spoilers, and relies pretty heavily on knowledge of Rebellion to make sense.)

Once every decade, Sakuya gets exactly six hours of vacation time on her birthday. Of course, without her around, it doesn't even take *that* long before everything in the Scarlet Devil Mansion starts going to hell...

In which Patchouli learns that Marisa sucks at metaphors and never cleans her cottage, but has surprisingly nuanced opinions on immortality.

Chie and Yukiko each secretly try to get some solo training time inside the TV... but in a landscape where everything is shaped by human thoughts, it's *really* hard to keep a secret.

One of Alice's lifelong goals is fulfilled when a Shanghai doll works its way up to sentience. But how exactly does one raise a doll? And are two teenage magicians really ready for parenthood? [Update Feb. 11 2014 - added epilogue]

(OR: Waiting for Eiki) It's not often that Komachi gets a fare as talkative as Reimu. If only the shrine maiden would just *stay dead*...

Sekibanki almost fights an angry mob, and almost makes a friend.

Four one-offs: Mami cooks four different meals for four different magical girls and has four first kisses.

In one doomed timeline, Homura teams up with Mami to take on Walpurgisnacht. Mami sees it as a chance for much more.