Hmmm....I don't think that's a coin...(She's shouting to don't drink it).

That's not a coin, that's the Hourai Elixir.
It's not always portrayed as a liquid, y'know.
Since it's not a coin, I'm gonna remove the "coin" tag.

I'm not envious of the guy's soon-to-be immortality, but I'm really, really curious as to what the Hourai Elixir tastes like.

MNT said:
I'm not envious of the guy's soon-to-be immortality, but I'm really, really curious as to what the Hourai Elixir tastes like.

I'm totally envious of that immortality, and even more envious that he'll get to spend forever with Mokou.

I'd just be terrified of when the damn sun burns out/ explodes and I have to spend the next eternity getting killed by space and hoping I hit a planet.

Also, living forever would suck, even without that.

Could it be a cork, from the top of a bottle?

For you, Mokou, worth it. *Gulp*

Guys got resolve I'll give him that.

it looks like one of those chocolate coin things

Mai_Takayassu said:
Hmmm....I don't think that's a coin...(She's shouting to don't drink it).

Nomu could also mean to swallow. The verb's also used for consuming medicine (and soup).

The guy thinks it's the Hourai Elixir but what he doesn't know is that it's actually a pill that'll make a man's junk smaller.

Invented by Eirin at Kaguya's persuasion, for teh lulz.

Chaple said:
I'd just be terrified of when the damn sun burns out/ explodes and I have to spend the next eternity getting killed by space and hoping I hit a planet.

Also, living forever would suck, even without that.

Even so, totally worth it.

Chaple said:
I'd just be terrified of when the damn sun burns out/ explodes and I have to spend the next eternity getting killed by space and hoping I hit a planet.

Also, living forever would suck, even without that.

It's actually unlikely that it will happen as long as they stay inside Gensokyo. The separation of the real world and Gensokyo isn't in physical terms. It's officially stated that "you can come to where Gensokyo is, but you'll never be in Gensokyo." To us, Gensokyo is what it literally says: a fantasy. Entering Gensokyo usually happens when the person is in a particular state of mind or if he is a fantastic being that is no longer believed to exist.

Of course, if Gensokyo itself were to vanish, it's another story. Perhaps the Hourai elixir will not preserve them when Gensokyo becomes no more.

She's overreacting anyway. You have to take the Hourai elixir three times to become completely incapable of dying. First time just stops your aging.