I have to say, she's very intimidating. What with the huge butcher knife, the wild hair, and that eerily calm expression and posture.

GiantCaveMushroom said:

I have to say, she's very intimidating. What with the huge butcher knife, the wild hair, and that eerily calm expression and posture.

Whaddaya expect from a namahage?

^ Actually, she's a yamanba.

Her tag is written western style unlike all the other Japanese characters.

Immediate thoughts-
She's really tall and she looks really, REALLY strong.

After reading the wiki and her bio, however... she seems like she'll be kind to humans (children, in particular), but can't stand Gensokyo.

Very curious about this character, can't wait to see what direction ZUN goes in.

She makes me think of Yuugi a little. Both are tall, long haired and on the brute/savage side.

After reading comments and quick search summary:
ЗУН завёз Бабу-Ягу, что-ли?
Did ZUN delivered the Baba-Yaga?
well, mentioned entity has more in common with Marisa, but...

GiantCaveMushroom said:

I have to say, she's very intimidating. What with the huge butcher knife, the wild hair, and that eerily calm expression and posture.

It's a Nata, a kind of Japanese bush knife.
https://www.fine-tools.com/jigata-nata.html

Woah, canon boobs.

Tapper said:

^ Actually, she's a yamanba.

DeadW@nderer said:

After reading comments and quick search summary:
ЗУН завёз Бабу-Ягу, что-ли?
Did ZUN delivered the Baba-Yaga?
well, mentioned entity has more in common with Marisa, but...

So, BBA means the same both in Japan and Russia/East Europe

Seika said:

So, BBA means the same both in Japan and Russia/East Europe

In particular context yes, but not entirely.

DeadW@nderer said:

Baba-Yaga?

Who do you think kills boogeymen in Gensokyo?

Searchwanted said:

Who do you think kills boogeymen in Gensokyo?

A certain grumpy shrine maiden.