The Magician Shirou Kamui |
The Magician is
a figure of power and action, creating possibilites and driving us forward.
The determination and believe in oneself is the key to staying control
of the situation.
Kamui is the one with the power to change the world. He alone controls the outcome. The battle started the moment he stepped foot onto Tokyo, and everything evolved and happened around and according to him. |
The High Priestess Hinoto |
The High Priestess
is the unconcious aspect of us. She is submissive with a deep awareness
and composure, staying calm and low key. Within her lie a deep sea of knowledge.
Hinoto has the power to see into the future, the power to an infinite source of knowledge. She has secrets that she sees from the future hidden inside her, but she can only silently allow things to happen, as she has no power to change the future like the Magician. |
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The Empress Kanoe |
A fertile woman who enjoys life and keeps feet
firmly planted in earth.
The Empress represents
warmth and love, the richness of life and nature.
Kanoe has an air of richness and tenderness to her. Her dress emphasises her fecudity and sexuality. She is a motherly figure to Hinoto, as she tries to protect her sister from harm. |
The Emperor Monou Kyougo |
The Emperor sets
order out of chaos with his authority and determination. He is stable and
has great self control, using his logic to triumph over emotions.
Kyougo, as the protector of the holy sword, is determined to fulfil his role. He did not hang on to his loving wife's life and guard the Holy Sword with his own. |
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The Heirophant Aoki Seiichirou |
The teacher with great knowledge and wisdom.
The very symbol of learning and structure. The Hierophant
represents groups, emphasising on comformity, procedures and embracing
tradition.
Aoki Seiichirou is a working man in a large company with typical daily routines. He has a family that he can belong to and identify with, which he values on top of all else. His calm nature is the air of a wise teacher, especially towards his nephew Saiki. |
The Lovers Monou Kotori |
The Lovers represents
the attractive force that exists between people, very often love - the
strongest of all force. It's symbol of union and the need to be together.
Kotori has been with Kamui since childhood. They share a deep bond and Kotori values that greatly. She feels deeply for Kamui and has always wanted to be with him. |
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The Chariot Arisugawa Sorata |
The Chariot is
a card of courage and energy. It is a force that drives us forward. It
represents control and determination, and a clear understanding of oneself
and goals.
Sorata's positive attitude towards life
brings encouragement to others. He has a clear picture of his environment
and himeself, allowing him to have control over his own life. This is the
source of his cofidence and determination.
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Strength Nekoi Yuzuriha |
Strength is the
inner strength inside all of us. It is endurance through tough times and
tolerance of others. It is acceptance and the gentle power to conquer frustration.
Yuzuriha has always been frustrated about people not being able to see her Inuki and share her joy. Although she accepted her lonliness, she has not given up hope and continue to search for that "someone" who can see Inuki. |
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The Hermit Yatouji Satsuki |
The Hermit lives
in solitude to seek out another reality. He turns away from the ugliness
of society in search of his answers. With his wisdom and knowledge, he
stands high above other humans.
Satsuki likes to be alone. She does not interact with others and stays in her own world with beast. All she seeks can be found there. |
The Wheel of Fortune Kakyou |
Wheel of Fortune
represents fate. It's the turning of events and life itself, something
we cannot avoid. The card also represents visions and viewing life from
a larger perspective.
Kakyou knows and understands fate, and can see it in his dreams and visions. He has a large picture of the battle and can see the outcome. |
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Here is my prediction of the next few cards:
X12 | The Hanged Man | Sumeragi Subaru |
X13 | Death | Kigai Yuuto |
X14 | Temperance | Nataku |
What do you think? I think the Hanged Man really fits Subaru - that
depression, new perspectives (his world is basically turned upside down),
and the sacrifice! He lacks exactly what the card advices us though - to
let go and to pause to reflect.
As for Death, I'm a little stuck for that one. But Yuuto always gives
me a cold feeling...so I can't help but associate him with Death. Nataku
fits the image of an angel (especially physically ^^;). That innocence
and quiet composure, and the balance between physical and mental, concious
and subconcious....
Well you never know whether new characters will come out ne? So I'll
just leave it here for now...
Thank you Kakyou-san for giving me the suggestion!!