zun and epic games must collab and add toho project to fortnite :3

 

 

This isn't just about a game. This is about our shared destiny.

My name is Sonya, and I grew up in a world divided. Divided by genre, by platform, by fandom. While others were building walls, I was dodging bullets—danmaku style. I was raised on the swirling symphony of Touhou Project, where shrine maidens battled gods and you didn’t need a AAA budget to touch the stars. And now I ask: why can’t we bring that magic to Fortnite?

Yes, I know what you’re thinking. “Touhou? In Fortnite? Isn’t that the bullet hell game with the dancing YouTube edits and remixes that go harder than my sleep schedule?” You’re not wrong. But hear me out.

Why Touhou Matters
Touhou Project is more than a game—it's a phenomenon. Created by a single developer known as ZUN, Touhou is an indie legend. It’s got deep lore, strong female leads, fan music that could summon ancient spirits, and a community so passionate they've basically rebuilt the entire franchise five times over.

Touhou teaches us resilience. You don’t give up when the screen is 90% pink lasers—you dodge and keep going. What better message for our youth?

Why Fortnite Needs Touhou
Fortnite is no longer just a game—it’s a cultural platform. Naruto, Ariana Grande, Doomguy, even Goku are there. It’s time for Reimu Hakurei to step onto the Battle Bus and purify Tilted Towers.

Imagine:

A bullet-hell-inspired Reimu Mythic ability.
Custom emotes with Bad Apple!! or Cirno's Perfect Math Class.
A danmaku glider.
Spell Card Back Blings.
A Marisa broom hoverboard.
It wouldn’t just be epic—it would be spellcard-breaking.

My Personal Story
When I was a kid, I felt like I didn’t fit in. Fortnite was the social glue for my classmates, but I clung to Touhou like a lifeline. It was weird. It was niche. But it was mine. And yet, when I finally joined my friends in Fortnite, I realized: these games don’t have to be opposites. They’re both about dodging, surviving, expressing yourself—and they both have unreasonably catchy music.

Bringing Touhou to Fortnite would mean showing kids like me that it’s okay to love something different. It would introduce millions to the beauty of indie passion and Japanese bullet ballet.

This petition is my attempt to bridge worlds. To unite the danmaku dreamers with the Fortnite fighters. To make sure no shrine maiden is left behind.

So What Can You Do?
Sign. Share. Spread the word. Tag Epic Games. Scream it from the top of Scarlet Devil Mansion. Let’s make this happen—not just for Touhou fans, not just for Fortnite fans, but for every gamer who’s ever dared to dream of something beautiful and ridiculous and just maybe revolutionary.

Let’s dodge fate together.

Sign now. Gensokyo awaits.