Midnight Magic Tarot is a form of divination that involves the use of tarot cards to gain insight and guidance into one's life. It is often associated with mysticism and the occult, as it is believed to tap into the hidden energies of the universe. The practice of Midnight Magic Tarot is typically done at midnight, a time when many believe the veil between the physical and spiritual realms is thinnest. This adds an element of mystery and power to the readings, as it is believed that the cards are able to access deeper truths during this time. Tarot cards are a deck of 78 cards, each with a different image and symbolism. The cards are shuffled and laid out in a specific pattern, known as a spread, which represents different aspects of the querent's life.
Mintaro’s art is cute and simple, containing a few great scenes including a classic underwater Yuri kiss. While I personally find the character designs a bit too similar to each other they are distinct enough in their clothing and hair so that I can recognize who is who. They also feel appropriately adorable with treading too far into unnecessary “moe” taste. There is blessedly little lewdness or service, which often feels out of place in school stories and would detract from the rich plot.
While I personally find the character designs a bit too similar to each other they are distinct enough in their clothing and hair so that I can recognize who is who. Although it is based on canonical information, the actual name is a conjecture and may be supplanted at any time by additional information released from canonical sources.
The cards are shuffled and laid out in a specific pattern, known as a spread, which represents different aspects of the querent's life. The reader then interprets the cards based on their symbolism and their position in the spread. Midnight Magic Tarot readings can cover a wide range of topics, including love and relationships, career and finances, spiritual guidance, and personal development.
Gretel curse breaker
Lily Fairy Tale -Little Mermaid met Hansel and Gretel- is a doujinshi by mintaro. It is a work in the Lily Fairy Tale series, which is set in a school attended by girls destined to live the lives of characters from Fairy Tales. One such girl is Marie, who bears the curse of the “Little Mermaid” (Hans Christian Andersen’s original, not the Disney cartoon). Because of her fate, she is rendered unable to speak, so most of the story is told through her thoughts. Soon she meets another girl, Hansel, who she is convinced is the key to breaker her curse and defying her fate. Unfortunately, Hansel’s partner Grettle is unwilling to accept Marie’s advances on Hansel.
I applaud this story for its creative setting. While Yuri set in a girls’ academy is certainly NOTHING new, mintaro’s take on classic fairy tales is intriguing. The setting also gives way to excellent character motivations and personalities. The central and classic theme of the story is the failed defiance of one’s own destiny.
As one attempts to run from their fate they invite in ever closer. Marie attempts to be free of the Little Mermaid’s fate by succeeding in love but is ultimately wounded by Hansel. Similarly, Hansel is unable to be with Marie because of her fated devotion and dependence on Gretel. Unfortunately, other themes of independence and taking one’s fate into their own hands become muddled in the story and are only clearly seen in the frankly unnecessary epilogue.
Still, minatro succeeds in creating an exciting world with compelling and understandable characters. While not a tragedy this story is by no means a fluffy “happily ever after,” which works perfectly for the characters and themes in the story.
Mintaro’s art is cute and simple, containing a few great scenes including a classic underwater Yuri kiss. While I personally find the character designs a bit too similar to each other they are distinct enough in their clothing and hair so that I can recognize who is who. They also feel appropriately adorable with treading too far into unnecessary “moe” taste. There is blessedly little lewdness or service, which often feels out of place in school stories and would detract from the rich plot.
Lily Fairy Tale -Little Mermaid met Hansel and Gretel- is an engaging Yuri manga with interesting characters, a compelling setting, and a great plot. It delicately walks lines of sorrow and tragedy without becoming a melodrama or being overly tragic. I look forward to reading the other Lily Fairy Tale series, Rapunzel and Sleeping Beauty.
Ratings:
Story – 7
Characters – 9
Art – 5
LGBTQ – 4
Lewd – 1
Final – 6
Review copy provided by Lilyka: lilykamanga [dot]com
Q. Is there a uniform?
- No.
- Yes.
- Only at formal affairs.
The cards offer guidance and perspective, giving the querent a deeper understanding of their current circumstances and potential future outcomes. Many people turn to Midnight Magic Tarot as a tool for self-reflection and personal growth. It can provide insight into patterns and obstacles in one's life, as well as offer guidance on how to overcome them. Additionally, the cards can serve as a source of inspiration and motivation, helping individuals to tap into their own intuition and inner wisdom. It is important to note that Midnight Magic Tarot is not meant to predict the future with absolute certainty. Rather, it offers potential insights and possibilities based on the energies and symbolism of the cards. It is ultimately up to the querent to take the information provided and use it to make their own choices and decisions. In conclusion, Midnight Magic Tarot is a powerful tool for self-reflection and guidance. By tapping into the energies of the universe and using the symbolism of the cards, it can provide deep insights into one's life and potential future outcomes..
Reviews for "Using midnight magic tarot to manifest your desires"
1. Emily - 1 star
I was really disappointed with "Midnight Magic Tarot". The artwork was just not my style - I found it to be overly dark and simplistic. The cards also lacked the depth and symbolism that I typically look for in a tarot deck. Additionally, the guidebook provided with the deck was not very helpful, as it lacked detailed explanations and interpretations for each card. Overall, I felt like this deck was a letdown and I will not be using it for my tarot practice.
2. Ryan - 2 stars
"Midnight Magic Tarot" did not live up to my expectations. While the artwork was intriguing and had potential, I found it to be inconsistent throughout the deck. Some cards were beautifully illustrated, while others seemed rushed and poorly executed. The guidebook, although it provided some basic meanings for each card, left a lot to be desired in terms of depth and additional insights. I would not recommend this tarot deck to serious tarot enthusiasts, as there are much better options available.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
I was not impressed with "Midnight Magic Tarot" at all. The artwork felt overly gloomy and lacked the vibrancy I prefer in tarot decks. The cards did not have the same level of detail and symbolism that I usually find in other decks, making it harder for me to connect with the imagery. Additionally, the cardstock used for the deck was thin and flimsy, which made shuffling and handling the cards quite challenging. Overall, I regret purchasing this deck and would not recommend it to others who are looking for a visually appealing and well-crafted tarot deck.
4. Jake - 1 star
"Midnight Magic Tarot" was a disappointing purchase for me. The artwork seemed promising from the images online, but in person, it did not deliver. The illustrations lacked depth and intricacy, giving an overall amateurish vibe. The accompanying guidebook did not provide enough detailed descriptions or interpretations, making it difficult for me to fully understand and connect with the cards. If you're looking for a high-quality tarot deck with beautiful artwork and meaningful symbolism, I would suggest looking elsewhere.