Glitch Arcana – a cyberpunk tarot deck in synthwave neon

Each card has a near-black background crossed by scan lines and glitch slices that split into cyan and magenta, like a damaged video frame. The border is a glowing double line, magenta outside and cyan inside, with circuit-board traces and tiny digital runes in the top corners. Numerals and titles are white geometric capitals with a soft glow.

The palette is pink, cyan, purple and magenta, with a chrome, holographic sheen on armour. Death rides a chrome robot horse while a fallen crown dissolves into pixels. Cups are chrome goblets of glowing liquid, Wands are staffs wrapped in neon tubing, Swords have plasma-lit edges and Pentacles are holographic star coins. The back is a glitched skull inside an inverted neon triangle, amid circuit lines and binary code.

Glitch Arcana is for people at home in cyberpunk: fans of neon city fiction, synthwave and 1980s retro-futurism, gamers, and anyone who spends the working day in front of a screen. Because the figures look like residents of a near-future city, it is easy to connect the cards to modern situations: remote work, relationships carried on through phones, too much information and too little rest.

Its mood suits questions about change, risk, career moves and new projects, though it works in any category since only the images change. If you like neon but prefer organic shapes to chrome, look at the free Fungal Trip deck. Like every reading on Zorynthia, a Glitch Arcana spread is for entertainment and reflection, not a forecast.

Glitch Arcana opens once Arcana Pass is active. Write your question, choose a category (love, career, finance, spirituality or general), then choose Glitch Arcana and the card pool: the 22 Major Arcana alone or the full 78-card deck. The pool is set per reading, so you can switch whenever you like.

Zorynthia draws three cards at random for a past, present and future spread. The AI explains each card with your question in mind and closes with a summary, with the text appearing on screen as it is written. If something needs clarifying, draw one or two more cards for 1 token each. Finished readings stay in your history. The AI works from each card's traditional meaning; it never looks at the neon artwork.