I have a set of Phoenix and Apollo game cards and somehow that led onto the idea of Tarot.. so I made a few for a new sig.. though I did end up making the sig too big so I had to create a second one.

Death MK1



Death MkII



Self-Explainatory for the next ones, though for The Fool I was half tempted by Luke Atmey but this one fitted my concept better.




and the original, too big, sig.. I got bored so that is all I made.



Maybe I'll do the rest sometime, or not.

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So I did a set for the major arcana, I tried to pick ones which represent the meaning of the card rather that direct name connection IE No Apollo Justice for the Justice Arcana, though I did not use any AJ characters, so that was a bad example.

Kind of hard to decide who to use for what, all subjective really and I am sure some would be better replaced with other people etc but oh well, this all makes me want to play Persona now.



Edit time, no more double posting RAWR!

Decided to add the rest of the random junk I've created here and there during my time on the forums, hopfully that is fine.. I forget things easily.



Maybe one day I'll actully use my tablet or something.

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Last edited by SerialVER on Thu Jun 04, 2009 1:33 am, edited 1 time in total.

cool! not that i know how tarot cards work

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I played P3FES and I don't ether IIRC the nurse teaches you during your spare time but I didn't understand him.

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The Lovers work for them, actually.

Nice work!

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More bordom and in a sense double posting...



I actully have to 'create' something for myself one of these days, too tired and lazy though. Hmm, I should likely just edited my original post too, bleh, ramble ramble rant rant gripe gripe

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In the "Magic Panties" one, Trucy looks like she's scratching her arse...
Anyway, you should totally post the Absolute Objection one in The Edgey Fanbase to see how they react...

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This needs to be outside of the Spoiler, I will not deny the world such a funny picture!

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Mmmm, Gyakuten S&M yaoi game featuring Miles and Phoenix? DO WANT.

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hoooomg I'm not a fan of yaoi, but I died laughing at the P/E hentai game!! kekekeke XD Also love Phoenix's facial expression in the 2nd h-game. He seems angry at the thought of having sexytiems with Maya

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Dum de dum, same old same ole same elderly.

I will try to behave from now on I guess. OH hum, bordom really does make us do strange things, no perticular order here.

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EDGEY MAFIA SOLDIERS I TELL YOU THEY HAVE BLACK SUITS HAHAHAHAHAHHA



You certainly know how to come up with weird images.

They are all tarot for XIII Death.. maybe my choice for mine was poor.

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I'd say Oldbag is quite enough scary to shock you.
Oh, so that's where the 13 is a bad luck number thing came from?

I never even thought of that! Damn, this is why I like young adults sometimes, they can think of things I can not because I am run down by life HAHAHA!

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It's not.
When kings were carried by their servants into battle, there were 13 people riding with them. 11 servants, 1 king and the thirteenth person: Death.

So yeah.

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I smell sarcasm.



BUT IT IS A COINCIDENCE!

Yeah.

I am dead serious and no sarcasic in the least, the view point of other people, specifically the younger generation, can be very refreshing and see things which older folk might pass over easily or not bother with due to this stupid thing called 'common sense' or 'arrogance', what is common sense anyway? It just stops people thinking most of the time!

Anyway, enough of the ranting from me.

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Why did I just think you said a Oldbag/Richard fast speech?
And uh, hooray to me for finding that out?XD

How do you dare to ruin the Kana Imouto Cover

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Tch! As touching as 'most' of the story is... I do not hold the cover as sacred. That is how I dare do it! Plus it seemed good fodder for MayaXPhoenix pairing suggestion, they are almost like siblings but are not thus sex is allowed! well, as well as kidney failure.

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I let you go since you seem to have played the game.

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Oh, Legend

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Hee, I was also inspired by Persona and did up a Phoenix Wright tarot. I didn't do graphics, just a little writeup:

0. Fool - Larry Butz

The Fool represents the beginning of the human journey with childlike optimism and enthusiasm. He is sometimes depicted as wandering off a cliff, showing his boundless faith that the universe won't let him get into too much trouble.

I. Magician - Lotta Hart

The Magician is the card of resourcefulness and transformation. However, professional problems may plague the Magician, and her positive traits can turn to manipulation and trickery.

II. Priestess - Pearl Fey

The Priestess is the feminine side of spirituality. She is a serene "inner voice" that can be heard through calm contemplation and connection with one's own unconscious depths. However, her inward-directed life means the Priestess can be led astray in situations where intuition alone is not enough to guide her.

III. Empress - Morgan Fey

The Empress is the mother of the arcana, representing fertility and material abundance. She delights in providing for her children, but is cold and demanding to those she deems unworthy of her blessings.

IV. Emperor - Gregory Edgeworth

The Emperor is the father of the arcana, representing authority and command. In attempting to control things around him - including what might be uncontrollable - the Emperor must be cautious to avoid losing everything.

V. Hierophant - Shelly de Killer

The Hierophant represents orthodoxy and obedience. His rule of law is severe, but he considers it absolutely necessary to maintain order.

VI. Lovers - Iris (and Phoenix)

Passion and desire drive the Lovers to leave the safety of home and childhood. However, their reliance on each other also brings uncertainty and possibly danger. Guided by deep emotions, the Lovers' decisions have long-lasting effects. The Lovers can achieve their hearts' desire - but only if they can avoid losing themselves in the tide of emotion.

VII. Chariot - Franziska von Karma

The Chariot is a dynamic card, representing the individual's ambition and determination to win. The champion drives a chariot drawn by black and white steeds, representing the will being pulled towards good or evil. To stay on the road to victory, the champion must not only maintain her focus and self-control, she must resolve her inner struggle so that she can put her whole self into achieving her goals.

VIII. Strength - Lana Skye

Self-control and moderation guide Strength, reigning in baser instincts such as lust, pride, and fear. Her inner strength allows her to maintain composure and grace even in the direst circumstances.

IX. Hermit - Misty Fey

The Hermet regenerates in solitude, turning inward for protection from the outside world and gaining wisdom through reflection of her life. However, she cannot remain alone forever, eventually feeling the need to cast off the hood that protects and isolates her.

X. Fortune - Maggye Bird

Fortune represents the mercurial nature of fate: from up to down, from rags to riches. Although the unpredictability can be daunting, it also offers the opportunity for reinvention and development even after a great calamity.

XI. Justice - Miles Edgeworth

Justice rules rational and objective thought. Shining the harsh light of reason, Justice can easily become too severe and must be tempered with mercy to stay on the path of good.

XII. Hanged Man - Dick Gumshoe

Hopelessly trapped, the Hanged Man represents surrender to forces more powerful than himself. Sacrificing himself to a higher cause, he is selfless and dedicated. Although he seems to be hanging upside-down, observers should ask themselves whether he is not, in fact, the only one right-side-up.

XIII. Death - Godot

The end and the beginning in a single moment, Death represents radical change - but also the opportunity for rebirth. Clinging to the past leads to decay and obsession; only by facing the pain of Death and moving on can he begin to live.

XIV. Temperance - The Judge

Standing between Death and the Devil, Temperance seeks to find a balance between opposing forces. Resisting temptation and extremes, Temperance draws others toward unification.

XV. The Devil - Manfred von Karma

The Devil represents stagnation. He loves money and power, having no interest in bettering himself or the world. Obsessively egotistical, the Devil resists change because he believes he is already perfect. In truth, he is only binding himself and limiting his own potential. Unlike the other calamity cards, the Devil offers no opportunity for redemption; he has made his choice.

XVI. Tower - Damon Gant

Although the Tower's defenses may look impenetrable, a bolt of lightning destroys them from the heavens. The downfall of the Tower may mean calamity for all.

XVII. Star - Mia Fey

The Star represents optimism, inspiration, and faith. Like a beacon in the night sky, she is a guiding light even when things are at their darkest.

XVIII. Moon - Wendy Oldbag

Signifying fantasy, the Moon can easily fall prey to delusion and deception - of both herself and others.

XIX. Sun - Maya Fey

Warm and exuberant, the Sun radiates confidence in herself and others, bringing joy and optimism wherever she goes. Tending toward hyperactivity, she has to be careful not to overextend herself.

XX. Judgement - Dahlia Hawthorne

Judgement is a confrontation with one's past actions. Whether it results in salvation or damnation depends on the individual.

XXI. World - Phoenix Wright

Completion of a cycle. Having lived through many trials, the World finds inner fulfillment and contentment regardless of external circumstances.

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Pointless necro.

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Might inspire me to update this thread... actually no, it won't but anywhoo.

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Oh? Unlike your post, mine was substantive, even if the topic was first brought up a few months ago. Thanks for bumping, though.

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Alright, keep your knickers on.



Also, SV just said this thread doesn't hold any interest for them anymore. So yeah, necro.

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