It’s a good option for women, particularly younger women with audacious ambitions or adventurous souls. Next to die is Mitsuhiko Akama, the director of Reika Hayami's production company, killed by a hairdryer tossed in his bath that leaves his body twisted the same way as the man falling from The Tower nailed to the wall next to him. In addition to the tower on The Tower and Akama both being destroyed by electricity, The Tower symbolizes destruction and upheaval. Akama was a 52 year old man who regularly used the Casting Couch on young idols, a man primed for a well earned fall. One of the endings for Pani Poni Dash! has different characters as tarot cards each episode. Sometimes they fit, other times they're tangentially related at best. ZZ's Stand is the Wheel of Fortune. The Wheel of Fortune card symbolizes change and maneuvering through life. As a Stand, Wheel of Fortune is a Sinister Car with the ability to shapeshift, repair itself, and traverse different kinds of terrain, even up mountain cliffs.

In the first season of the anime Kaleido Star, Fool, the Stage Spirit, can read the future using tarot cards. A card reading often begins with a question. These questions can be anything, from asking about your future to asking how your day will play out. Depending on the card pulled, different advice will be provided to match the energy of the card and to relate to the problem presented. Multiple cards can be read together, each giving their own insight into the questions they are asked. Midler's Stand is High Priestess. The High Priestess represents the subconscious and the unknown, and Midler's Stand can disguise itself amongst normal objects, being able to imitate anything made out of minerals. The fact that her face is never shown in the anime or manga is also illustrative of that.

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The Sun is a card that represents happiness and good times. Arabia Fats' Sun materializes as an actual miniature sun to burn the group and has them trapped in a small hiding. Ironically, the group bursts into hysterics after discovering his weak spot. Durarara!! has one scene where Izaya is discussing his plans, using tarot cards as symbols of the characters. Mikado is The Tower, Anri is The Star Reversed, Kisane is The Moon, and Shizuo is Strength, though this last one is subverted because it doesn't actually mean physical strength but rather inner strength and calmness, two things Shizuo definitely doesn't have. In fact, his inability to control his temper combined with his inhuman strength is why he's so feared. Each card contains rich and luxurious watercolor details while still emphasizing the symbols needed for divination.The cards are designed in the Eastern yin-yang fashion to allow balanced energy to oppose and uplift each other.

Reflecting on the past, assessing the present, and planning for the future (also only if nothing changes drastically in your life) Noriaki Kakyoin uses Hierophant Green. The Hierophant card represents intelligence, leadership, guidance, education, and tradition — which are all aspects present in Kakyoin's characterization. He's an honor student that respects rules and traditions, and presents multiple characteristics that belong to a leader despite not being one. The Hierophant also represents interpreting mysteries and uncovering obscure secrets, and this is exactly what Kakyoin does in his final moments, allowing his fellow Crusaders to figure out the secret of DIO's Stand. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The third part of the series, Stardust Crusaders, has the protagonist, Jotaro Kujo and his allies, including DIO Brando and his legion of followers that all have fighting spirits called "Stands" themed and named after the Major Arcana. Most of the Stands' users display personality traits indicative of the Tarot cards their Stands were named after. Jotaro's name is even a play on the word "tarot" and their Family Theme Naming.

Japanese people strongly believe in divination, universal energy, and even fortune-telling. They’re deeply spiritual and seek answers to the universe’s most demanding questions. They’re also constantly on a journey of self-growth, enlightenment, and cultural flourishment. Steely Dan's Stand is Lovers. The Lovers card stands for making connections with someone or something. The Stand connects Steely Dan to his victims so they can feel the pain he inflicts on himself. In Descendants of Darkness during the cruise ship arc, the murderer leaves Tarot cards on or near the bodies of his victims, which serve to reveal the corpse's secrets and explain why they deserved to die. Of course, we find out later Muraki was the killer and he was doing it mostly to mess with Princess Tsubaki's head.