“Get ready to conquer every hurdle in Reimu’s daily adventures with the ultimate gaming guide! Complete with spreadsheets for each daily challenge, this guide includes both English and Japanese versions for all your gaming needs. Plus, don’t worry about any language barriers – the spreadsheets are created solely from in-game text. Say goodbye to frustration and hello to 100% completion with Aunn-chan by your side!”
Opening
Note that the Google Drive contains spreadsheets for the Extra Stage, but that won’t appear in this guide as I want to spoiler tag the spreadsheets, but I can’t find a way to make it look good. If you somehow know a way to do so, feel free to leave a comment.
If you’d rather use this guide as is, then this section will give you some basic information about the spreadsheets.
In the spreadsheets, the words in the top column are the first words you can pick, whereas the ones in the side row are the second words.
Also, the amount of points a certain solution will give are color-coded, which you can see in the following images.
This will hopefully make it easier for you to deduce which words to choose, as the more warm colors there are in a certain word, the more consistent it will be for you to solve Reimu’s problems.
Note:
Certain solutions actually differ in points between the English and Japanese versions as of ver 1.011.
I assure you these are not mistakes and are actually part of the game, in case you get confused.
There will be a footnote underneath the spreadsheets when this happens, along with any other information I may find relevant.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Notes:
Polishing Powder gives +1 point in the Japanese version, whereas it gives 0 in the English version.
Electric Sharpener appears to be the only instance in which the same solution can happen from picking two different first words, that being White and Black. This applies to the Japanese version as well.
Day 7
Note:
Egg Soup gives 0 points in the Japanese version, whereas it gives +1 in the English version.
Day 8
Note:
In the English version, the solution for Black Tea and Fresh Tea are swapped for this problem only. Be wary to pick Hot and Tea instead of Red and Tea to get the +1 point. This does not happen in the Japanese version.
Last Day
Closing
I spent about a week non-stop gathering all of this data, some of which I had to redo from scratch as I found out that there are certain quirks between the English and Japanese versions, as I have mentioned previously.
I hope you found this guide useful! Soon enough, you, too, will be able to unlock the ultimate prize for achieving 100% on every day!
And that wraps up our share on Reimu Needs Help!? Aunn-chan to the Rescue!: (ENG + JPN) 100% Clear Spreadsheets for Every Day. If you have any additional insights or tips to contribute, don’t hesitate to drop a comment below. For a more in-depth read, you can refer to the original article here by SpecterReaper, who deserves all the credit. Happy gaming!