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タロットカード・童磨と死神

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Let’s Create Original Tarot Cards!!#Original Tarot Cards

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Publicado: Nov 12, 2026

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character: douma_(kimetsu_no_yaiba), copyright: kimetsu_no_yaiba tarot card design, 2 subjects, douma \(kimetsu no yaiba\), blonde long hair, hair between eyes, rainbow eyes, multicolored eyes, fangs, long sleeves, japanese clothes, black turtleneck, wide-brimmed hat, folding fan, open fan, holding fan, smug, mocking smirk, half-closed eyes, looking at viewer, standing back to back, skeleton, death god, tattered black robe, tattered robe, hooded robe, holding scythe, swinging scythe, large scythe, full body, from side, dutch angle, low angle, vertical composition, decorative border, roman numeral, “XIII” at top, “THE DEATH” at bottom, black and gold palette, bone white, ominous, ornate The card is seen straight on as a full vertical plate, its whole surface visible edge to edge, and it is a dutch-tilted low angle inside that plate: the two figures are shot from slightly below so the scythe arm rakes up across the frame. The composition splits the card on a hard diagonal axis. In the right half, its back to the card's centre line, a tall figure with long straight blonde hair falling past the shoulders and a fringe parted down between the eyes stands turned three-quarters away from the camera, head swivelled back over the right shoulder so the face comes into view at the card's right margin: rainbow-irised eyes with a bright multicoloured sheen, half-lidded, the pupils fixed on the viewer down the length of one shoulder. The mouth is pulled into a wide mocking smirk, one corner raised higher than the other, upper lip curled so a single pointed fang shows at the corner; the brow over the raised corner is lifted while the other stays flat. The figure wears black Japanese robes with long sleeves and a tight black turtleneck at the throat, the wide flat-brimmed hat tipped so its brim cuts an ellipse across the top of the hair. Both arms are raised to chest height and the hands hold a folding fan snapped fully open, its white paper ribs spread in a broad arc that overlaps the black robe; the grip is at the fan's inner rib, thumb braced on the pivot, wrist cocked so the open fan tilts toward the camera and hides part of the left shoulder. The stance is a weight shift onto the back foot, the front hip pushed forward, the robe's hem swinging slightly toward the left half of the card. Back to back with that figure, spine to spine and standing a head taller, a skeleton death god occupies the left half, facing away from the card's centre in the opposite direction, so the two bodies press shoulder blade to shoulder blade along the diagonal. A tattered black robe hangs off the bone frame in long strips, the hems shredded and fluttering out to the card's left edge, hood fallen back so the bare skull shows in three-quarter profile: shallow eye sockets, bared teeth, jaw dropped open in a silent laugh. Its arms are both thrown up and to the left, swinging a scythe whose curved blade is as long as the god is tall, the shaft gripped in both bony hands; the blade sweeps up past the card's left border and its outer arc is cropped by the frame, mid-swing, the dark robe torn strips pulled in the direction of the swing. Feet planted wide, one heel lifted, the robe's ragged tail trailing behind it. The card's border is a heavy ornate frame of gold line-work on deep black, its corners detailed with stylised skulls and curling acanthus scrolling. At the top edge, centred inside the frame, the Roman numeral “XIII” is cut in tall gold serif capitals, upright, flanked by two small gold stars. At the bottom edge, centred and matching the top in weight, “THE DEATH” is set in gold serif capitals with a thin gold rule above and below it, both bands flat against the card face and evenly margined. The palette admits only deep black, antique gold, bone white and the cold rainbow glint of the eyes; bone white sits on the skull, in the scythe blade's edge and in the fan's paper, gold on the frame and lettering, everything else black. Light comes from a single unseen source high on the upper left, so the skull's left cheek and the scythe's blade edge catch the brightest light, the blonde hair on the right figure is rimmed along its outer strands, and both figures throw long, hard diagonal shadows down and to the right across the card's black ground. Ornate, ominous.

タロットカード・童磨と死神

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