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The Sun represents radiance, brilliance, a shining force of positive emotion and energy. Takato is the living embodiment of such positive traits. He is perpetually energetic and hopelessly optomistic. While he eventually learns to be realistic, he never loses his positive outlook, which is the meaning behind the Sun card: having reached maturity without becoming bitter and paranoid. The card itself is traditionally portrayed by a young child playing in a sunlit field while holding a red flag; all of these to symbolize the brightness the card conveys. Takato also rounds out the celestial trio as the most powerful of the three primary tamers, and the one who is gifted with the golden D-arc.

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Description
The Sun represents radiance, brilliance, a shining force of positive emotion and energy. Takato is the living embodiment of such positive traits. He is perpetually energetic and hopelessly optomistic. While he eventually learns to be realistic, he never loses his positive outlook, which is the meaning behind the Sun card: having reached maturity without becoming bitter and paranoid. The card itself is traditionally portrayed by a young child playing in a sunlit field while holding a red flag; all of these to symbolize the brightness the card conveys. Takato also rounds out the celestial trio as the most powerful of the three primary tamers, and the one who is gifted with the golden D-arc.

X of 22 Dejimon Tarot
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