Info about Touhou Koumakyou: New Classic - the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil:

Official game description:
**\*This title can only be purchased as part of a bundle. The price is the same, and the Classic version is included.**
**Dodge the barrage, defeat enemies, and brave the Scarlet Mist incident.**
Touhou Koumakyou - The Embodiment of Scarlet Devil, with music and graphics remastered by an older and wiser creator (self-described).
**Touhou Koumakyou - the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil** is a vertical-scrolling 2D shoot-'em-up where you weave through dazzling curtains of bullets.
Take control of the shrine maiden Reimu or the magician Marisa, and set out to resolve the incident threatening Gensokyou. Dodge and slip your way forward through barrages of bullets dense enough to fill the entire screen.
Make full use of each character's unique shots to defeat your enemies—while keeping your life count from dropping to zero under their attacks. Every shot type plays differently: some automatically home in on enemies, while others deliver superior firepower in a head-on assault.
The New Classic edition features upscaled high-resolution graphics, with every track rearranged by ZUN.
It also adds a brand-new mode where you can take on the challenge with unlimited lives.
Controls
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・Player movement: Move up, down, left, and right.
・Shot: Your standard attack.
・Bomb: A special attack. The type can be chosen during character select, and each has its own characteristics, so pick your favorite and have fun. It's a very powerful attack, but be careful—the number of uses is limited.
・Focus Mode: Slow your movement speed for finer control.
Gamepad button assignments can be changed via the Key Config in the game's Options menu.
Story
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Gensokyou has been blanketed in a scarlet mist.
Hakurei Shrine maiden, Reimu Hakurei, and Marisa Kirisame, a magician living in the Forest of Magic, set out to resolve the incident.
She awaited them inside the Western-style mansion that materialized amidst the mist.
Players
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**Reimu Hakurei**
The shrine maiden of the Hakurei Shrine.
Fights using high evasion capabilities and a wide attack range.
**Marisa Kirisame**
A magician living in the Forest of Magic.
Challenges the incident with a combat style specialized in high firepower.
You can also play the Classic version, which recreates the original 2002 gameplay as closely as possible.
\*All text in the Classic version is in Japanese.

Release date: Sep 9, 2026

Categories: Vertical Shooter, Bullet-hell, Shoot 'em up, Remake, Arcade, High Score Chasing, Accessible Gameplay

Feature scans:
- Proton/Linux: score 25; verdict: Minor tweaks required; summary: The game shows strong Linux compatibility: one reviewer successfully ran it without any setup, while another suggests using Proton 10.0-4, a minor configuration step. No anti-cheat, launcher, or severe graphical issues were reported, suggesting only minimal tweaks are needed for a good experience.

- Hardware Profile:
  - Summary: Both low-VRAM and high-VRAM Windows cohorts report positive performance outcomes, with no significant performance complaints.
  - Sample size: 95 (12% coverage)
  - Audience skew: Review sample is mostly Windows-based.
  - Windows <8GB VRAM (positive, 40 reports): Optimized performance with no resolution jankiness on 6GB VRAM.
  - Windows 12-15GB VRAM (positive, 20 reports): Reported high-definition experience with no performance issues mentioned.
  - Caveats: 95 of 767 reviews expose hardware metadata.; Review sample is mostly Windows-based.
Feature extractions:
- Community Price: No data
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: N/A
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: 0.1h
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: The evidence directly gives a session length of 9 minutes (0.15 hours) from one player, and another player reports a total of 1.2 hours over two weeks, suggesting short play sessions. No quotes provide explicit hours to complete the game, story, or endgame content, so those metrics remain null.
- Time-to-fun: No data
- Player Archetypes:
  - Newcomer Onboarding Fan (buy)
    - Motivation: Discovering the Touhou series through an approachable, polished remake
    - Playstyle: Uses easy modes, practice, and modern conveniences (checkpoints, visible hitbox) to learn bullet hell patterns
    - Experience: newcomer
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: new player; 萌新
    - Reference games: Touhou; Touhou Luna Night; 绀珠传
  - Retro Veteran Purist (buy)
    - Motivation: Reliving the classic experience with remastered visuals and confirming authenticity to the original
    - Playstyle: Optimizes runs for 1CC clears, compares gameplay to original, and values subtle differences in music and mechanics
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: og; 1cc; 萌新
    - Reference games: Touhou 6; Touhou Luna Night; 星莲船
  - Emotional Nostalgic Enthusiast (buy)
    - Motivation: Re-experiencing a legendary game with enhanced presentation and celebrating its legacy
    - Playstyle: Plays for the experience, enjoys extra content and new tracks, may engage in challenge runs or just appreciate the atmosphere
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: Touhou Luna Night; 红魔乡
  - Achievement Grinder (buy)
    - Motivation: Unlocking all achievements and using them as personal milestones
    - Playstyle: Systematically works through achievements at a relaxed pace, using the game as a way to rebuild skills or stay engaged
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Rearranged music highly praised (weight 0.72): The rearranged music is a standout feature, with multiple players praising the quality and enjoyability of the new arrangements. This feedback is consistent across several clusters.
- Original music switchable (weight 0.4): The ability to switch to the original soundtrack is praised, as it caters to nostalgia and player preference. This feature is seen as a thoughtful inclusion.
- Remake quality excellent (weight 0.34): Players consider this a proper and excellent remake, praising its fidelity and presentation. The remake is seen as a worthy update of the original classic.
- Visible hitbox aids player (weight 0.26): Players appreciate the newly visible hitbox, which helps them understand their hitbox during gameplay. This feature is praised for improving clarity and player awareness.
- Infinite lives mode accessible (weight 0.23): The addition of an infinite lives mode is lauded for making the game more accessible and allowing players to complete it. This mode is seen as a positive change for newcomers and casual players.
- Original game included (weight 0.19): The inclusion of the original game is a pleasant surprise and appreciated bonus, offering both versions in one package. This adds value for fans and newcomers alike.
- Game easier and more convenient (weight 0.14): The remake is considered easier to play and more convenient than the original, with improved setup and accessibility. This makes the game more approachable for modern players.
- Spell practice mode helpful (weight 0.1): The spell practice mode is highly valued for allowing players to train on specific spells, making the game more approachable. This feature aids in skill development and mastery.
- Official translations included (weight 0.1): Players are pleased with the official translations, which make the game accessible to a wider audience. This is a significant improvement over relying on fan translations.
- Steam availability convenient (weight 0.1): Being available on Steam without needing emulators is seen as a major convenience, simplifying access to the game. This is particularly appreciated by modern players.
- Erhu segment standout (weight 0.1): The erhu segment in the Shanghai Teahouse track is specifically highlighted as excellent, showcasing the quality of the music. This detail resonates with players.

Common complaints:
- Difficulty is excessively high (weight 0.69): Players consistently report the game as brutally difficult, with multiple reviewers dying numerous times, facing steep spikes on early bosses, and struggling to clear even Normal mode. This difficulty appears to be a major turn-off for both new and veteran players.
- New music is inferior (weight 0.63): A large portion of feedback criticizes the rearranged soundtrack, stating it sounds worse, lacks the atmosphere of the original, and has poor instrument choices or mixing. Some players specifically miss the gothic detuning and expressive sound of the original tracks.
- Graphics cause visibility issues (weight 0.25): The bright and colorful graphics, especially with certain options, make bullets hard to see and cause dizziness or panic. This hurts gameplay clarity, especially for a bullet hell where visibility is critical.
- Art style is worse (weight 0.23): Players criticize the remastered visuals, including less skilled ZUN drawing, outdated or uncanny sprites, and uglier dialogue portraits. The new style is seen as a downgrade from the original's pixelated charm.
- Game feels like a mod (weight 0.22): Reviewers feel the remaster offers little beyond improved graphics and different music, making it feel like a mod rather than a new game. The lack of new modes or content reduces its value as a standalone purchase.
- Sakuya boss is too hard (weight 0.21): Multiple players single out the stage 5 boss Sakuya as a specific difficulty wall, citing her knife patterns, surprise attacks, and last spell card as nearly unbeatable. This suggests she is a standout frustration point in an already hard game.
- Technical performance issues (weight 0.17): Several technical problems were reported, including low frame rates, game speed issues on Windows 10, and a lack of 4:3 aspect ratio support. These issues hamper the gameplay experience.
- Controls cannot be rebound (weight 0.15): Players complain that keyboard controls cannot be remapped, with only gamepad rebinds available, and some report specific input issues with diagonal movement. This limits accessibility and customization.
- Game feels unfamiliar (weight 0.14): Compared to the 11th part, the game feels unfamiliar, with a different tone and more colorful visuals. This disconnects it from the series' established feel, which may not appeal to all fans.
- Visual effects are distracting (weight 0.14): Specific visual problems include low-quality pixel smearing on boss sprites, 3D effects that don't age well, and mixed assets that look off-putting. These distract from the core gameplay.
- Several gameplay bugs exist (weight 0.14): Various bugs were reported, including odd behaviors in stage 3, silent deaths, and text issues with point items. These minor glitches add to the overall polish problems.
- Music uses bad instruments (weight 0.12): Specific criticism targets the use of instruments like the Zun号 (probably a horn/trumpet), which is described as excessive, messy, and disorderly, especially in Remilia's theme. This musical choice is seen as a significant downgrade from the original's style.
- Bosses have too much health (weight 0.09): Some players note that enemies and bosses seem to have more health than expected, leading to longer, more tedious fights. This contributes to the overall perception of increased difficulty.
- Game lacks checkpoints (weight 0.08): The challenge mode and main game lack checkpoints, making it frustrating to lose progress with bombs held or after tough sections. This amplifies the difficulty frustration.
- Game lacks extra modes (weight 0.08): The remaster adds no meaningful extra modes or content, such as new score or challenge modes beyond what's already there. This reduces replay value.
- Translation is incomplete (weight 0.05): A Chinese translation is incomplete, which may frustrate non-Japanese players. This reduces accessibility for a broader audience.
- No tutorial or guidance (weight 0.05): The game offers no tutorial or beginner guidance, leaving new players to figure out mechanics on their own. This is especially problematic given the high difficulty.
- Censorship of Remilia's Star of David (weight 0.05): Remilia's Star of David was censored, which some players find disrespectful or unnecessary. This is a content change that upset fans.
- Music has growing pains (weight 0.05): Some players acknowledge the new music takes time to get used to, especially after 20 years of familiarity with the original. This suggests it may not be immediately bad but requires adjustment.

Gameplay feedback:
- Remake of classic Touhou (weight 0.57): The feedback overwhelmingly identifies this as a remake or remaster of Touhou Koumakyou (Touhou 6), with remade graphics and BGM. It is described as a 1:1 remaster that preserves the original's strong foundation.
- Bullet hell gameplay (weight 0.41): The game is consistently described as a bullet hell (danmaku) shooter, requiring precise bullet dodging and no-continue clears. This genre is central to the game's identity.
- Infinite lives mode (weight 0.39): The game includes an infinite continues or lives mode, which may not allow an unconditional good ending. This mode appears alongside a challenge mode that scores based on fewest mistakes.
- Multiple difficulty levels (weight 0.3): The game offers various difficulty levels including Normal, Lunatic, and others like 'e' or 'N' and 'L'. Difficulty selection is a key part of the experience.
- Spell card mechanics (weight 0.25): Spell cards are a core gameplay element, with boss battles and a practice mode to challenge specific spell cards unlimited times. This is a hallmark of the Touhou series.
- Toggle original BGM (weight 0.17): Players can switch between the remastered and original BGM tracks in settings, and this option is appreciated. It preserves the classic soundtrack while offering new versions.
- Visible hitbox when focusing (weight 0.11): The hitbox is displayed when moving slowly (focusing), which aids in precise dodging. This is a quality-of-life feature noted in feedback.
- Item collection at top (weight 0.1): Items can be collected by moving to the top of the screen, a mechanic that adds strategic depth. This is standard in the genre and is mentioned in reviews.
- Smooth responsive gameplay (weight 0.1): The gameplay is described as buttery smooth and super responsive, which enhances the overall experience. This is a positive point mentioned in feedback.
- New and classic modes (weight 0.08): The game offers both new and classic versions (NEW CLASSIC mode), allowing players to experience updated graphics or the original style. This is a distinct feature.
- Achievements list included (weight 0.07): The game includes an achievement list, providing goals for players. This is a relatively minor feature but noted in reviews.
- Stages and bosses (weight 0.07): The game has numbered stages with bosses, following a standard shoot 'em up structure. This is fundamental to the gameplay.
- Bullet patterns differ (weight 0.06): Graphics differences mean bullet patterns are not identical to the original, though some patterns are kept. This affects gameplay familiarity.
- High difficulty and death (weight 0.06): The game is a bullet hell with high difficulty, where a normal run can result in immediate death. This is a characteristic of the genre.
- Marisa's attack changed (weight 0.05): The character Marisa now has a water stream attack instead of her previous laser attack. This is a specific change noted in feedback.

Performance notes:
- Smooth performance on capable hardware (weight 0.13): Multiple reviewers praised the game for running smoothly, with one noting improved fluidity and another confirming stability. Positive reports also mention smooth performance on Steam and Steam Deck.
- 60 FPS frame rate cap (weight 0.09): Multiple reviewers highlighted that the game's frame rate is locked at 60 FPS, which may disappoint players with high-refresh-rate displays. This limitation is a common point of discussion in the feedback.
- Performance issues on Windows (weight 0.08): Some users reported the game running at very low frame rates (10-15 FPS) at random moments, while others found it unplayable due to sped-up gameplay on Windows 10. These issues suggest inconsistent performance across different systems.
- Upscaling and resolution options (weight 0.07): The game supports a range of resolutions including 1080p, 2K, and 4K, and incorporates DLSS5 upscaling technology. These features are seen as enhancements for visual quality and performance.
- Vsync behavior criticized (weight 0.06): The game includes built-in vsync, but one reviewer complained that it no longer runs at extremely high frame rates without vsync, which may be a limitation for some players. This shows mixed feelings about the vsync implementation.
- Missing aspect ratio support (weight 0.03): A reviewer noted the lack of 4:3 aspect ratio support, which could be a drawback for players using older monitors or specific setups. This is a niche concern but relevant for certain users.
- Input latency acceptable (weight 0.03): One reviewer mentioned that input latency is decent but not as good as with DgVoodoo2 and Special K, suggesting third-party tools offer better responsiveness. This may matter to competitive or precision-focused players.
- Graphics settings reduce lag (weight 0.03): A player discovered that adjusting graphics settings can help reduce lag, which is a practical tip for those experiencing performance problems. However, this is a general observation without specific details.

Recommendations:
- Recommended for newcomers (weight 0.55): Many reviewers advise that this game is an excellent entry point for those new to the Touhou series, citing its approachability and simpler system. It is especially recommended for players who are curious about the series or the danmaku genre.
- High recommendation (weight 0.4): Multiple reviewers give the game a high recommendation, often labeling it a 10/10 or a must-play. They indicate that the game is worth buying and highly enjoyable.
- Value for money (weight 0.23): The bundle includes both the original and the new classic versions, offering great value for players. This addresses previous unavailability and makes it a worthwhile purchase.
- Best way to play (weight 0.21): Reviewers highlight that this remake is the definitive way to experience Touhou 6, offering improved accessibility and a modern compatibility layer. It is praised as the best current version of the classic game.
- Must-have for fans (weight 0.21): Touhou fans are strongly encouraged to purchase this game without hesitation, as it is considered a must-have for the franchise. The package provides both the original and new versions, making it a valuable addition for dedicated fans.
- Music toggle appreciated (weight 0.14): Reviewers mention that the option to switch between new and original music is a positive feature, allowing players to choose their preferred soundtrack. This addresses concerns about the new arrangements.
- Nostalgia appeal (weight 0.11): The game appeals to players who have fond memories of the original Touhou 6, offering a nostalgic trip back to the 2000s. It is recommended for those seeking to revisit a classic.
- Challenge mode accessible (weight 0.1): The inclusion of an infinite lives challenge mode makes the game more accessible to newcomers, allowing them to enjoy the gameplay without excessive difficulty. This is seen as a positive feature for those new to the genre.
- Replay value for veterans (weight 0.08): Players who have already experienced the original recommend the game as a reason to replay it in its updated form. The enhanced version provides a fresh experience for returning players.
- Not for all players (weight 0.08): Some reviewers note that the game may not be suitable for players who do not enjoy shoot 'em up (STG) games, nor for those who cannot accept the genre's difficulty. These players might want to skip it.
- Technical improvements (weight 0.08): The modernization addresses technical issues that some players faced with the original, making it playable on current systems. This is especially helpful for those who had problems running the old version.
- Buy CD version instead (weight 0.07): One reviewer recommends purchasing the CD version rather than this port, suggesting that the port may have drawbacks. They advise refunding the release if the port is not satisfactory.
- Attempt one-credit clear (weight 0.04): A reviewer encourages players to challenge themselves by attempting a one-credit clear and defeating the secret boss. This adds replayability and depth for skilled players.
- Buy soundtrack for collectors (weight 0.04): For serious collectors, the soundtrack is recommended as a purchase. This points to the quality of the music included in the package.
- Brightness difference minor (weight 0.04): A reviewer notes that the brightness difference between versions should not be a concern for most players, indicating that it is not a significant issue.
- Support further remasters (weight 0.04): One reviewer expresses hope that a similar remaster of Touhou Youyoumu will be released in the future. This indicates a desire for more games in the series to receive the same treatment.
- Use thpatch for modding (weight 0.04): A reviewer suggests that players could download the original game from other sources and mod it using thpatch instead of buying this release. This is a recommendation for an alternative approach.
- Game is a work of art (weight 0.04): One reviewer describes the game as a work of art, emphasizing its aesthetic and artistic value beyond just gameplay. This suggests a high level of appreciation for the game's design.
- Take time to practice (weight 0.04): A reviewer advises players to take their time and practice to beat the game, highlighting the game's difficulty and the need for patience. This encourages players to engage with the game's challenge.
- Buy a ticket (weight 0.03): One reviewer whimsically recommends buying a ticket to play the game, indicating it is worth experiencing. This is a casual but positive endorsement.

Other player notes:
- Remake of classic Touhou (weight 0.65): The game is a remake of the original Touhou Koumakyou (Embodiment of Scarlet Devil), released after 24 years with HD graphics, remixed music, and features from later games backported.
- Requests for more remakes (weight 0.31): Reviewers express hope and anticipation for remakes of other Touhou titles, specifically Perfect Cherry Blossom and Imperishable Night, in the same direction.
- New music arrangements (weight 0.27): The game features a new soundtrack with remastered and remixed tracks, including arrangements by ZUN, which differ from the original.
- Multi-language support (weight 0.24): The game includes an official English release and multi-language support from day one, including a Russian translation.
- Soundtrack switching option (weight 0.23): Players can switch between the new arranged soundtrack and the original soundtrack in the settings, offering flexibility in music preference.
- Original game included (weight 0.21): The original version of the game is included alongside the remake, allowing players to experience the classic 2002 release as a bonus.
- ZUN's involvement highlighted (weight 0.16): Developer ZUN is mentioned as the creator and is directly addressed, with his new arrangements featured in the remake.
- Comparison to original (weight 0.13): Reviews compare the game to the original Touhou and note differences in music and overall re-release quality.
- Available on Steam and Windows (weight 0.12): The game is now available on Steam and runs on Windows, marking its official release on modern platforms.
- Positive reception as remake (weight 0.08): The game is described as a fantastic and excellent remake of a classic title, highlighting its quality.
- Linux compatibility via Proton (weight 0.07): The game can run on Linux by setting compatibility mode to Proton 10.0-4, as mentioned by a reviewer.

Emotions:
- Satisfaction (weight 0.1): Players are highly satisfied with the remake's smooth controls, enhanced graphics, and quality-of-life improvements such as item collection and hitbox indicators. The remastered music and overall presentation are praised, alongside the convenience of features like infinite lives and spell training, making the game more accessible and enjoyable.
- Excitement (weight 0.09): Fans are thrilled about the long-awaited official release on Steam, which finally provides a legal and accessible way to play a classic title. The polished HD remake, remastered music, and the game's arrival after many years generate strong enthusiasm, especially for newcomers and longtime fans alike.
- Frustration (weight 0.07): Players frequently express frustration over the game's steep difficulty, even on lower settings, leading to repeated failures and difficulty progressing through stages. Specific issues include hard-to-see hitboxes, challenging bosses like Sakuya and Cirno, and occasional performance problems such as frame rate drops, detracting from the overall experience.
- Disappointment (weight 0.07): Many players feel let down by certain aspects of the remake, including less appealing remixed music, altered character art, and the removal of features like death bombs. The lack of keybind options and some gameplay changes, such as replaced attacks, also contribute to the sense that the port does not fully meet expectations.
- Nostalgia (weight 0.07): The remake evokes strong nostalgic feelings by faithfully recreating the original game's atmosphere and familiar mechanics. Players recall early experiences with the series, such as first 1CCs, playing with friends, and memories from years ago, making the game a trip down memory lane.
- Appreciation (weight 0.06): Players appreciate the thoughtful remastering, highlighting improved graphics, music, and official translations that make the game more accessible. The inclusion of quality-of-life features and the ability to enjoy the classic soundtrack add to the value, showing care for both new and veteran players.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.05): The game is widely enjoyed for its enhanced music, improved visuals, and overall fun gameplay. Many players appreciate the option to switch between old and new soundtracks, and the rearranged tracks are frequently cited as a highlight, contributing to a satisfying experience.
- Admiration (weight 0.04): Players express admiration for the game's design, character art, and bullet patterns, praising ZUN's work as a masterful blend of creativity and polish. The remastered music is often described as stunning, reflecting the care and love put into this remake, elevating it to a masterpiece in the eyes of fans.
- Anticipation (weight 0.03): Many players look forward to future remakes of other titles in the series, particularly Perfect Cherry Blossom and Imperishable Night. The positive reception of this remake fuels hope for similar quality in upcoming releases, keeping the community excited about what's next.
- Amusement (weight 0.03): Players find humor in various aspects of the game, from struggling against iconic bosses to quirky bugs like a single remaining bullet. The release date coinciding with Cirno's day and humorous commentary on their own skill levels add a lighthearted tone to the experience.
- Happiness (weight 0.02): The official release on Steam brings happiness to players who can now easily play the game on modern systems. The remake's quality, improved performance, and the ability to relive cherished memories contribute to an overall positive emotional response.
- Joy (weight 0.02): Players experience joy from the game's fun and responsive gameplay, enhanced by features like visible hitboxes and clear visuals. The nostalgic music and successful support of the developer also bring satisfaction, making the remake a delightful experience.
- Relief (weight 0.02): Relief is expressed as initial concerns about the remake are resolved, with BGM arrangements turning out well and the game performing smoothly. The inclusion of accessibility options, like infinite lives, allows players of all skill levels to complete the game, easing past difficulties.
- Gratitude (weight 0.02): Players are grateful for the faithful remake, the inclusion of the original version, and the efforts of ZUN and the community. The accessibility features, such as infinite lives, are especially appreciated, allowing a wider audience to enjoy the game and express thanks for the years of memorable experiences.
- Approval (weight 0.02): The remake receives strong approval for its quality, features, and preservation of the original's essence. Players appreciate the option to choose between classic and new versions, improved art, and modern platform support, considering it a model example of how remakes should be done.
- Surprise (weight 0.01): Players are pleasantly surprised by hidden content, such as extra stage BGM and the game's difficulty being higher than remembered. The unexpected release on a fitting date (September 9th) and the game's faithful yet enhanced presentation add to the element of surprise.
- Delight (weight 0.01): Delight stems from the enjoyable bullet-hell gameplay, high-quality music, and charming art. The remake of a favorite title, combined with special moments like receiving the game as a birthday gift, brings joy to players.
- Affection (weight 0.01): Players feel affection towards the cute character designs, particularly the HD-remastered art of characters like Rumia, Sakuya, and Cirno. The visual enhancements add charm and appeal, fostering a warm connection to the characters.
- Love (weight 0.01): The deep love for the Touhou franchise is expressed through praise for the remixed music and sprites. The remake's high quality reinforces players' devotion to the series, making it a recommended and cherished release.
- Enthusiasm (weight 0.01): Enthusiastic players are eager to engage with new content and share the game with others, often encouraging attempts at challenge runs. The excitement around the soundtrack and the game's availability on Steam fuels positive energy within the community.}