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{{quote|''This tale is set on Earth, far in the future...''}}
'''''Seihou Project''''' (西方, where "Seihou" means West or Western) is a series of Doujinshi [[Bullet Hell]] Shoot 'Em Up games, developed by Amusement Makers. Known primarily as the sister series to the massively popular ''[[Touhou Project]]'', the Seihou Project puts an emphasis on memorization and reflexes by focusing on less numerous but faster bullets compared to its sibling series. Notably, ZUN, the creator of [[Touhou]], was involved in the creation of the first two Seihou games as a member of Amusement Makers, as its BGM composer.
In a distant future, Earth has fallen into near ruin after its natural resources are depleted, leading to the destruction of the environment and the extinction of nearly all vegetation on the planet. Driven to the brink of destruction, humanity finds its sole hope in the only surviving genus of plants left on Earth: the cactus. Erich, the chairman and founder of Cactus Company, heads the research to extract energy from cacti, discovering a miracle energy thus named Saboten Energy. However, while possessing power beyond even atomic energy, Saboten also proves to be extremely difficult and dangerous to control, causing large-scale accidents and nearly pushing Cactus Company to the verge of annihilation. Decades later, the Cactus Company manages to perfect the use of Saboten Energy, using it to slowly restore the environment, allowing humanity to bounce back.
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Although not officially connected, ''Samidare'' is regarded as a [[Spiritual Successor]] to the Seihou series.
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* [[After the End]]: And humanity managed to rebuild itself.
* [[Amazing Technicolor Battlefield]]: The final stage of ''Shuusou Gyoku'', which apparently takes place in a dimension of ''non-physical concepts.''
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