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The Universe Space Man Playing Cards MPC

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The Universe Space Man Playing Cards MPC

$14.99 USD
 per 

The Universe Space Man Playing Cards

Please note: this listing is for the Space Man edition deck only.

There is nothing that makes humans more curious than the ultimate question: Are there other forms of life in this universe? The universe is like Pandora's Box; You can never predict what lies within the mystery. And that is what makes our universe so alluring and magical. Compared to the deep space, we are nowhere to compare its greatness.

The Universe Series communicates the mysterious and tranquil beauty of the universe through the medium of poker cards, made using high-end craftsmanship and high-tech visual design. The series comes in two editions: UFO and Spaceman. The details and style of each edition are different, following their individual themes.

  • Two unique editions: Spaceman & UFO
  • Colour changing tuck case with advanced printing technology
  • Thermosensitive tuck case material reacts to your body heat
  • Purple and blue foil details on the Spaceman tuck case
  • Orange and blue foil details on the UFO tuck case
  • Fully customized card back, court cards, and Jokers, etc
  • Unique sticker seal with exclusive designs
  • Produced by Jiken & Jathan
  • Printed by MPC with linen air-light stock & beta finish
  • Limited edition of 2000

In the cosmos, the beautiful astronomical wonders are infinite: the clusters of stars full of dazzling light, the ever-changing nebulae, the mysterious black holes, and the unknown galaxies that nurture new life.

You can feel the same magic the moment that you touch the deck. When your fingertips connect with the box, the original black background gives way to a vibrant mix of colours! The thermosensitive paper reacts to your body heat and changes into clouds of purple and green in the Spaceman version and blue and orange in UFO.

The magical effect of the patented thermal pigment is as unpredictable as the universe itself and gives you the feeling of meditative resonance with outer space. Feel the box and let yourself be amazed.

On the front box of the Spaceman edition, there is an astronaut's helmet drawn in silver metallic line, over a square of purple foil with the silhouette of a human skull in the middle of it. The line of text at the bottom commemorates the time when the first human astronaut Yuri Gagarin went into outer space. You can find a diamond shape in purple and green foil at the back of the box, reminiscent of a spaceship ready to be launched.

The UFO edition uses blue and orange as the main colours of the deck. At the front of the box, there is a silver line drawing of an unidentified flying object overlaying a metallic blue circular field with the outline of an alien head. The text below reminds us of the first UFO ever discovered. At the back of the box, there is an outline of a UFO seemingly flying at high speed in blue and orange metallic foil.

2021 Release

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An edit to my last review

Upon further examination and research, this Space Man deck is, in fact, meant to be heat reactive, and that explains the dull black tuck. Here's the problem, however: mine definitely doesn't change colors. Not sure if it's a limited problem or if they all just...don't.

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Cameron
Great idea, with some limitations

The Space Man deck of the Universe series is a great looking deck overall. The artwork on the faces of the cards is custom and quite beautiful to behold. The space theme is clearly prevalent throughout the deck and is reflected in non-standard pips. These non-standard pips make it somewhat difficult to ascertain at quick glance what suit you are looking at. That said, this is clearly an artistic deck and much less of a deck for play. I, personally, love the theme and especially the colors. My only real gripe is the suit issue as well as how the black on the tuck box looks. For whatever reason, mine seems almost dull. Not matte, mind you, but dull black. Not sure if that was the intention. An additional note thay doesn't detract from my actual rating is that this Space Man version doesn't seem to be heat reactive. The summaries I've seen online aren't all very clear about that distinction.

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Cameron
An edit to my last review

Upon further examination and research, this Space Man deck is, in fact, meant to be heat reactive, and that explains the dull black tuck. Here's the problem, however: mine definitely doesn't change colors. Not sure if it's a limited problem or if they all just...don't.

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Cameron
Great idea, with some limitations

The Space Man deck of the Universe series is a great looking deck overall. The artwork on the faces of the cards is custom and quite beautiful to behold. The space theme is clearly prevalent throughout the deck and is reflected in non-standard pips. These non-standard pips make it somewhat difficult to ascertain at quick glance what suit you are looking at. That said, this is clearly an artistic deck and much less of a deck for play. I, personally, love the theme and especially the colors. My only real gripe is the suit issue as well as how the black on the tuck box looks. For whatever reason, mine seems almost dull. Not matte, mind you, but dull black. Not sure if that was the intention. An additional note thay doesn't detract from my actual rating is that this Space Man version doesn't seem to be heat reactive. The summaries I've seen online aren't all very clear about that distinction.

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Cameron
An edit to my last review

Upon further examination and research, this Space Man deck is, in fact, meant to be heat reactive, and that explains the dull black tuck. Here's the problem, however: mine definitely doesn't change colors. Not sure if it's a limited problem or if they all just...don't.

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Cameron
Great idea, with some limitations

The Space Man deck of the Universe series is a great looking deck overall. The artwork on the faces of the cards is custom and quite beautiful to behold. The space theme is clearly prevalent throughout the deck and is reflected in non-standard pips. These non-standard pips make it somewhat difficult to ascertain at quick glance what suit you are looking at. That said, this is clearly an artistic deck and much less of a deck for play. I, personally, love the theme and especially the colors. My only real gripe is the suit issue as well as how the black on the tuck box looks. For whatever reason, mine seems almost dull. Not matte, mind you, but dull black. Not sure if that was the intention. An additional note thay doesn't detract from my actual rating is that this Space Man version doesn't seem to be heat reactive. The summaries I've seen online aren't all very clear about that distinction.

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Cameron
An edit to my last review

Upon further examination and research, this Space Man deck is, in fact, meant to be heat reactive, and that explains the dull black tuck. Here's the problem, however: mine definitely doesn't change colors. Not sure if it's a limited problem or if they all just...don't.

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Cameron
Great idea, with some limitations

The Space Man deck of the Universe series is a great looking deck overall. The artwork on the faces of the cards is custom and quite beautiful to behold. The space theme is clearly prevalent throughout the deck and is reflected in non-standard pips. These non-standard pips make it somewhat difficult to ascertain at quick glance what suit you are looking at. That said, this is clearly an artistic deck and much less of a deck for play. I, personally, love the theme and especially the colors. My only real gripe is the suit issue as well as how the black on the tuck box looks. For whatever reason, mine seems almost dull. Not matte, mind you, but dull black. Not sure if that was the intention. An additional note thay doesn't detract from my actual rating is that this Space Man version doesn't seem to be heat reactive. The summaries I've seen online aren't all very clear about that distinction.

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Cameron
An edit to my last review

Upon further examination and research, this Space Man deck is, in fact, meant to be heat reactive, and that explains the dull black tuck. Here's the problem, however: mine definitely doesn't change colors. Not sure if it's a limited problem or if they all just...don't.

C
Cameron
Great idea, with some limitations

The Space Man deck of the Universe series is a great looking deck overall. The artwork on the faces of the cards is custom and quite beautiful to behold. The space theme is clearly prevalent throughout the deck and is reflected in non-standard pips. These non-standard pips make it somewhat difficult to ascertain at quick glance what suit you are looking at. That said, this is clearly an artistic deck and much less of a deck for play. I, personally, love the theme and especially the colors. My only real gripe is the suit issue as well as how the black on the tuck box looks. For whatever reason, mine seems almost dull. Not matte, mind you, but dull black. Not sure if that was the intention. An additional note thay doesn't detract from my actual rating is that this Space Man version doesn't seem to be heat reactive. The summaries I've seen online aren't all very clear about that distinction.

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Cameron
An edit to my last review

Upon further examination and research, this Space Man deck is, in fact, meant to be heat reactive, and that explains the dull black tuck. Here's the problem, however: mine definitely doesn't change colors. Not sure if it's a limited problem or if they all just...don't.

C
Cameron
Great idea, with some limitations

The Space Man deck of the Universe series is a great looking deck overall. The artwork on the faces of the cards is custom and quite beautiful to behold. The space theme is clearly prevalent throughout the deck and is reflected in non-standard pips. These non-standard pips make it somewhat difficult to ascertain at quick glance what suit you are looking at. That said, this is clearly an artistic deck and much less of a deck for play. I, personally, love the theme and especially the colors. My only real gripe is the suit issue as well as how the black on the tuck box looks. For whatever reason, mine seems almost dull. Not matte, mind you, but dull black. Not sure if that was the intention. An additional note thay doesn't detract from my actual rating is that this Space Man version doesn't seem to be heat reactive. The summaries I've seen online aren't all very clear about that distinction.

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Based on 2 reviews
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Cameron
An edit to my last review

Upon further examination and research, this Space Man deck is, in fact, meant to be heat reactive, and that explains the dull black tuck. Here's the problem, however: mine definitely doesn't change colors. Not sure if it's a limited problem or if they all just...don't.

C
Cameron
Great idea, with some limitations

The Space Man deck of the Universe series is a great looking deck overall. The artwork on the faces of the cards is custom and quite beautiful to behold. The space theme is clearly prevalent throughout the deck and is reflected in non-standard pips. These non-standard pips make it somewhat difficult to ascertain at quick glance what suit you are looking at. That said, this is clearly an artistic deck and much less of a deck for play. I, personally, love the theme and especially the colors. My only real gripe is the suit issue as well as how the black on the tuck box looks. For whatever reason, mine seems almost dull. Not matte, mind you, but dull black. Not sure if that was the intention. An additional note thay doesn't detract from my actual rating is that this Space Man version doesn't seem to be heat reactive. The summaries I've seen online aren't all very clear about that distinction.