The notes are mostly in a mess that I dare show to no one. Checking back on them, even I have trouble understanding what exactly many of them are suposed to do myself.
Anyway, Crystallized Silver got the Frostwind Virago, Divine Battlefield got the Gods, Doll Judgment gets generalist wizards and sorcerors, Ancient Temple gets Rangers, and Dream Battle was first for crusaders and swordsages before Anomander talking me into making a base class for it.
So main point is, if there's already some class/monster in D&D that relates to a school in some way, I will use it for the chassis, instead of coming up with a full new race based on one-of character.
Eternal Royal and Scholar only got made because base D&D had nothing to support their character archetypes before (since every "smart/charismatic" character was mainly a spellcaster of some sorts, which Yuyuko and Keine aren't). But Youmu is a TWF specialist with deep ties to nature, Cirno is an arrogant Ice Fairy, Alice is a spellbook mage, Reimu is a supernatural martial artist, Kanako is a goddess, and Komachi is still the boatman of the underground River. Is there already a boatman of the underground river monster/class in D&D? Yes there is. Thus I will use it, instead of making up a whole new class based on your personal views of a character that's an unique being of its own species. Can't you even imagine that perhaps Komachi has levels besides the pure Maerroloth ones since that'll only fill some 11 of her levels?
And for all I care, you can outright ignore the Maerroloth class and stat up your Komachi expies as Lesser Aasimars/any other martial class 6/Paragon X/Saint Y/Whatever Z if you keep insisting she's the fairest being in existence.
Even Raineh Daze herself stated up Utusho by using the freaking Nuclear Dragon. Nobody complained at all when there was no nuclear hellish raven class for Divine Flame (but if I had done it I guess you would've complained that Utusho isn't either a raven or hellish either, so I guess I should've just made Komachi a plant with the living construct subtype and then you would all be happy. That's what I get from people who can't tell a Yugoloth from a daemon).
Also I have to ask you, where you live you're only considered a criminal if you somehow manage to prove you spend over 99% of your lifetime commiting crimes (aka that your life is an evil meadow)? Or do they actually take people to jail for finding a "single flower in a forest", aka finding a dead corpse inside your house with your bloody fingerprints all over it, despite the other 99% of your life looking normal until now?
You don't need to kill every single person you find with a sadistic smile to be considered a cold blooded murderer. One or a dozen will do.