The Figuras Borrosas de Miembros Tarot first appear in Volume 2 as indistinct silhouettes glimpsed during Klein Moretti’s early Tarot Club meetings, their blurred outlines serving as a visual metaphor for the secrecy and hidden identities that define the group. Across the series, these hazy figures evolve from mere atmospheric devices into symbolic representations of the Tarot Club’s growing influence and the gradual unmasking of its members, their once-obscured features becoming sharper as Klein’s control over the Sefirah Castle strengthens. By later volumes, the silhouettes are no longer static; they shift and clarify in response to Klein’s evolving status, mirroring the club’s transition from a covert information exchange to a pivotal force in the world’s hidden wars.

The Figuras Borrosas de Miembros Tarot first appear in Volume 2 as indistinct silhouettes glimpsed during Klein Moretti’s early Tarot Club meetings, their blurred outlines serving as a visual metaphor for the secrecy and hidden identities that define the group. Across the series, these hazy figures evolve from mere atmospheric devices into symbolic representations of the Tarot Club’s growing influence and the gradual unmasking of its members, their once-obscured features becoming sharper as Klein’s control over the Sefirah Castle strengthens. By later volumes, the silhouettes are no longer static; they shift and clarify in response to Klein’s evolving status, mirroring the club’s transition from a covert information exchange to a pivotal force in the world’s hidden wars.