Flick Solitaire

Not your average housecat. Love this!!
At 100 years old, the cat’s tail splits in two. It learns to speak. Shape-shift. Summon fire. It becomes a Nekomata, ancient, magical, and terrifyingly smart, certainly not your average cat! 👑🐾 By artist, Nanasometimesdraws.
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She glows like prophecy. Amabié, a radiant mermaid-like being, emerged from the sea to foretell a golden harvest, then a season of disease. Her gift? Protection through her image. Centuries later, she returned to the spotlight in 2020.
Queen of the comeback era. Play Flick Solitaire (link in bio).🃏

💧👑 Kappa means "river child!" A frog-turtle yokai who loves cucumbers and sumo, but must keep the water on its head full to survive. In Japan, Kappa signs still warn kids about river safety, a folklore hero with public service vibes. Play King Kappa in Flick Solitaire on mobile/wishlist on Steam.

✂️ Once a sneaky hair snatcher, Kamikiri now harvests fruit from the Ninmenju, a tree that grows tiny human heads as fruit.
Yes, they whisper.
Yes, it's weird.
Find Kamikiri in Night Parade, by artist Nanasometimesdraws (IG) in Flick Solitaire 🎴 Play on mobile and wishlist on Steam. 🙏

🌸 From March to May, sakura bloom and fade fast, so people picnic, laugh, and toast to life under the petals. At night? That’s Yozakura. Nekomata snacks on dango 🍡, glowing in the light of a cheeky Chōchinbaké. Part of Nanami’s Night Parade deck in Flick Solitaire! #cardgames #pc #mobile

🃏 Meet Nué, a monkey face, raccoon body, tiger limbs, snake tail, and the eerie cry of a White’s Thrush. Feared in legend, painted in ukiyo-e, blamed for a summer attack in 1153… but could it hurt a dragonfly?
Play Night Parade by Nanami in Flick Solitaire 🐍✨

🃏✨ From July to August, Japan lights up with Hanabi Taika, summer firework festivals. In the Night Parade deck, King Kappa prefers quiet sparklers and keeps a 🐷 kayari buta (mosquito coil holder) nearby. Art by Nanasometimesdraws. Play now in Flick Solitaire!

❄️ Yuki Onna means Snow Woman, a beautiful spirit of the icy mountains who hunts lost travellers. Sometimes she falls in love and lives among them, but her secret always pulls her back to the cold.

From the Night Parade deck in #FlickSolitaire by #nanasometimesdraws. 

Calling all parents: meet Namahage! 😈 These Oni-like ogres from Akita run villages every year shouting, “Any bad kids here?” while wielding cleavers. Not villains, but punishers sent by mountain gods to chase off laziness and bad omens. Night Parade Deck in #FlickSolitaire #nanasometimesdraws. 🎨

🐉 Shokuin means Torch Shadow, a dragon-bodied giant so vast, night falls when he shuts his eyes. When he breathes, the seasons shift. ❄️🔥 He’s not king. No crown was big enough, and he didn’t really want the job.

From the Night Parade deck in #FlickSolitaire by #nanasometimesdraws. 🎴

❄️ In Yuzawa, Japan, snow means it’s time for Inukko Matsuri - the Snow Dog Festival. 🐕 Locals sculpt Akita dogs with tiny shrines to guard homes. A Namahage climbs on top, bringing luck for the year ahead.

From the Night Parade Deck in #FlickSolitaire by #nanasometimesdraws. 🎴

🦊 Kitsune means fox, long-lived tricksters from Japanese myth who shape-shift, conjure fox fire, and sometimes serve the harvest god Inari, carrying rice in their mouths. 🌾🌀

Catch this Queen in the Night Parade Deck in #FlickSolitaire by #nanasometimesdraws. 🎴

👺✨ The Night Parade has arrived 👁️🇯🇵

Our August deck, made by Nanami Takeuchi, is inspired by the Yōkai: Ghosts, demons & critters found in Japanese folklore.

They're here to collect in Flick! Beware: we can't tell whether they'll be cursing or cheering you 👻

#Illustration #CardGames #JapaneseArt

🪶 Tengu means “Divine Dog”, though they look more like crow-goblin monks. With a feather fan that stirs the wind, this King makes the autumn leaves fall. 🍂 From the Night Parade deck in #FlickSolitaire by #nanasometimesdraws. Discover the stories hidden in every card. 🎴

👁️ Hyakume means 100 eyes, a quiet spirit haunting abandoned temples, covered in eyes that never sleep. Too shy for humans, they send their gaze instead. Sometimes they pause to admire golden ginkgo leaves… 🍂 From the Night Parade Deck in #FlickSolitaire by nanasometimesdraws.

Available now in #FlickSolitaire by Nanami, inspired by #Tsukimi, the Japanese Moon Viewing festival. Tengu & Okka gather under the full moon to watch the rabbit making #mochi, sipping saké, and enjoying dango in the cool autumn air. 🍂🌕 It’s quiet, beautiful, and magical.