An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Naki Kito (and the child that would later turn into Evil Eye) as card number twelve, The Hanged Man. Naki is wearing shrine maiden attire as she is seen praying with a vicious look on her face, while the child is seen upside down, tied up to a sacrificial pole, facing away from the camera.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Kinta Sakata as card number ten, Justice. It shows Kinta standing with his arms crossed in front of the Great Kinta, which is mirroring his pose. The drawing is done in the style of the Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann eyecatchers.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Turbo Granny in her Lucky Cat form as card number ten, Wheel of Fortune. She is sitting on top of the Wheel of Fortune, crosslegged and leaning her head on her paw, glancing at the camera. Around her are golden balls, and in the background multiple cats and crabs can be seen floating around.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Kouki Yukishiro as card number nine, The Hermit. She is seen holding up a lantern in one hand and a knife in her other, standing in an uderground cave, with the Pygmies behind her on the ground. A swarm of insects (in blue) is seen flying from within the cave, and at the top of the image are the silhouettes of centipedes.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Jiji (Jin Enjoji) and Evil Eye as card number six, The Chariot. Jiji is seen stretching his hand out towards the camera, whereas Evil Eye is depicted upside down with his leg kicked up in the air.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Aira Shiratori (as well as Taro and Hana) as card number six, The Lovers. Aira is seen looking away from the camera, holding up a DVD case of an R18 rated film called "Anatomical Love".
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Rokuro Serpo as card number five, The Hierophant. Rokuro is seen in a grocery store setting, holding up his scanner in one hand and his other hand in a pose with his index and middle finger sticking up. In the corners are two customers looking rather confused at him.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Masamichi Bega as card number four, The Emperor. He is seen adjusting the police cap on his head getting ready for work, facing towards a lit up room adjacent to his own bedroom. Behind him in the shadow is a futon, and right above his pillow is the book that has his family photo on it.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Acrobatic Silky (or Acrosilky) as card number three, The Empress. She is seen bloodied but ballet dancing on top of a rooftop at night, long black hair illuminated by pink light extending upwards into the shapes of hears and the symbol of Venus. Parts of her dress are turning red like the dress she gifted her daughter.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Seiko Ayase as card number two, The High Priestess. She is wearing her white spirit medium robes with a golden crown adorned with flowers on her head, looking directly at the camera. She has a cigarette in her mouth, one of her hands on her hip and the other hand resting on top of her baseball bat. The background is filled with swirling clouds and light from the full moon shining through the Torii gate behind her. All around her are sparkles of light.
An illustration of a tarot card based on Dandadan, depicting Okarun as card number zero, The Fool. The illustration shows Okarun standing in front of the abandoned tunnel where he got cursed by Turbo Granny at night, his face lit by red light emitting from his phone. Behind him, faint red light and red footprints are visible on the wall inside the tunnel. In front of the tunnel are no-entry signs.
