US 2010/0146829 A1Published application

Card Toy

OwnerNana Hanedainventor

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Abstract

A card toy is provided in which not only does play not end just when a picture is composed by superimposing pictures drawn on sheets but also additional elements including an element that can be used for a game and a transmission element such as a message are provided. In a card toy used for playing therewith by superimposing a plurality of cards made of a transparent material on a card made of a transparent or opaque material, the cards have respective pictures and marks of a predetermined shape indicated thereon. When the cards are superimposed, the pictures of the cards located at upper positions conceal at least part of the pictures of the cards located at the lower positions, so that the pictures of the cards located at the upper positions are combined with the pictures of the cards located at the lower positions. Further, the marks are arranged such that at least one of the marks may be matched with the marks of the other cards depending on a combination of the cards.

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Dependent claims

A card toy used for playing by superimposing a plurality of cards made of a transparent material on a card made of a transparent or opaque material, characterized in that:

the card toy comprises cards that have respective pictures indicated thereon, wherein the pictures are so arranged that when one of the cards is superimposed on another card, the picture of the card located at an upper position conceals at least part of the picture of the card located at a lower position and is combined with the picture of the card located at the lower position;
the cards include a plurality of groups each of which consists of a plurality of cards, wherein when cards of which one is selected from each group are superimposed on one another, a predetermined design is made;
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the cards have a plurality of marks of a predetermined shape indicated thereon in addition to the picture, respectively, in such a manner that at least one of the marks of one card may be covered by a corresponding one of the marks on the other cards depending on a combination of the selected cards.

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