Luna's UMA Oracle — 45 Cryptid Cards
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They choose who sees them. Today, that's you.
45 cryptids — Kappa, Banshee, Gargoyle — each card a sighting.
- 45 cards of cryptids, UMA and mythical beings
- Drawn by hand, card by card
- Creature names in English and Japanese on each card
- Legendary monsters drawn improbably adorable
- Japanese guidebook included — see FAQ
Ever made a choice you cannot quite explain — and it worked out?
The UMA Oracle's premise: that was them. Cryptids — the unidentified creatures of world folklore — are said to spark intuition and bend fate for the few they reveal themselves to. This deck gathers 45 of them, from the Kappa to the Banshee to the Gargoyle, each named in English and Japanese and drawn with disarming cuteness. Set your doubts aside, draw a card, and receive a message from something that chose you.
Three reasons readers choose this deck
A world tour of the unexplained
Japanese yokai, Celtic spirits, gothic guardians — the deck spans global cryptid lore, and every creature is labeled in both English and Japanese on its card.
Fear made friendly
The art style renders even the Banshee huggable — a soft, storybook take that makes the mysterious feel like an ally rather than an omen.
Built for stuck situations
The deck's stated purpose: when you feel unsatisfied with your circumstances, borrowing cryptid energy opens a door to somewhere new. It is an oracle for shaking loose.
What you receive
The full 45-creature bestiary.
| What's included | Oracle deck, guidebook, box |
|---|---|
| Number of cards | 45 |
| On the cards | Cryptid names in English and Japanese |
| Guidebook | Japanese |
| Theme | Cryptids, UMA and mythical beings |
| Type | Oracle / message cards |
How a reading works
Free your heart
Set aside doubts about the visible world — that is the deck's one ritual.
Draw
Pull a card. The creature that appears has chosen to show itself.
Receive
Take its energy — mischief, protection, transformation — as your message.
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Five things to know about this deckRead more
- The names are readableEvery creature is labeled in English on its card — you always know whether you drew a Kappa or a Gargoyle.
- About the guidebookThe included guidebook is Japanese. With English names and expressive art, non-Japanese readers navigate the deck comfortably.
- Creature lore is the meaningEach cryptid's legend hints at its message — water tricksters counsel flexibility, guardians counsel holding firm.
- A conversation starterFew decks make people lean in like a cute Banshee — this one reads well socially, at gatherings and parties.
- Collectors welcomeCryptid and yokai fans buy it as an illustrated bestiary first, oracle second — both uses are valid.
The artwork
The world's most elusive creatures, finally sitting still for a portrait.
A horned rabbit-like UMA beams from the box; around it, the Gargoyle perches politely, the Kappa offers a cucumber-green grin, the Banshee manages to look shy. The pastel palette and rounded style turn the world's monsters into a picture-book menagerie — strange, sweet, and quietly magical.
— For the ones who choose to be seen —
Not everyone meets a cryptid. They are careful about their audience.
"Their hidden energy sparks intuition."
Luna's UMA Oracle was made on an old, worldwide intuition: that unexplained creatures stand behind unexplained moments — the path taken without knowing why, the luck that arrived unannounced. Forty-five such beings were gathered and drawn kindly, so that their energy could be borrowed by anyone ready to set doubt aside and draw. The creatures reveal themselves carefully. A deck in hand improves your odds.
From the makers
Luna's UMA Oracle is an original deck by Luna Factory, a Japanese divination maker. Please purchase from authorized retailers.
For days like these
- For lovers of cryptids, yokai and the unexplained
- For shaking loose from a stuck situation
- As the most conversation-starting deck on any shelf
— Something is waiting to be seen. —
Before you order
Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in the deck?
45 cards, each featuring one cryptid or mythical being, plus a guidebook, in a box.
Can I read it without Japanese?
Substantially yes — every creature is named in English on its card, and the art carries each being's character. The guidebook is Japanese.
What creatures appear?
A world-spanning cast — the product photos show the Kappa, Gargoyle and Banshee among the 45.
Is the art scary?
The opposite — legendary monsters drawn soft and endearing, closer to a picture book than a horror bestiary.
What is the deck for?
Borrowing cryptid energy to spark intuition and open new doors — especially when your current situation feels stuck.
This deck suits you if
- You love cryptids, UMA and yokai lore
- You feel stuck and want a door-opening deck
- You collect unusual, conversation-starting decks
- You like your monsters adorable
Often bought together
Rare sightings, daily draws.
Forty-five creatures that choose their witnesses, drawn cute enough to keep on your desk. When the visible world runs out of answers, ask the hidden one.
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