The Urban Legends (Japan Standard Edition) Playing Cards

From the whispers of ancient monsters to the chilling sightings of extraterrestrial visitors, every corner of the globe harbors dark secrets that have haunted humanity for generations.

We are proud to unveil our most ambitious project yet: THE URBAN LEGEND SERIES PLAYING CARDS. This ongoing anthology explores the folklore that defines our fears, beginning with two inaugural chapters: Episode Japan and Episode USA.

The Collection Highlights

Every card is a canvas for the macabre and the mysterious, meticulously designed for collectors and cardists alike.

• Two Exclusive Editions per Deck:
  - Standard Edition: Limited run of 1,000 decks.
  - Gilded Edition: The ultimate collector's rarity-limited to only 300 decks.
• Fully Custom Art: Original illustrations for the Tuck Boxes, Pips, and all Court cards.
• Premium Storage: Custom-designed Half-Brick boxes available for collectors.
• Professional Quality: 54 poker-sized cards (including 2 Jokers) manufactured by The Key Card Playing Cards Company.
• Superior Handling: Printed on Neoclassic Stock with a Supreme Finish for effortless fans and shuffles.

Episode Japan: The Spirit Moth | (Ga)

In Japanese tradition, the moth is more than an insect-it is a vessel. It is widely believed that the souls of the departed transform into moths to navigate their way to the afterlife.

This deck honors the duality of these ethereal creatures. We draw inspiration from the legendary Mothra, the benign giant of cinema who serves as a protector of culture and nature. As Mothra lives, dies, and is reborn through her offspring, she represents the eternal cycle of the spirit.

Episode USA: The Metamorphosis

In the United States, the butterfly is a powerful totem of Transformation. Drawing from Native American heritage and modern metaphors, this deck explores the butterfly as a symbol of hope, comfort, and the "Great Circle of Life."

However, metamorphosis carries a darker edge in urban folklore. It serves as a stark reminder that to become something new, the old self must die. Whether viewed as a peaceful transition or a chilling inevitability, the butterfly represents the one thing no one can escape: Change.