In Popular Culture
- The Major Arcana cards have inspired many computer games. In the video game Persona 3 the characters of Chihiro Fushimi and Ken Amada are associated with the Justice arcana. The arcana features the powers of various angels. In Persona 4, Nanako Dojima is associated with this arcana.
- Justice is also the name of the first boss in The House of the Dead 4, It also serves as the first boss in The House of the Dead 4 Special. It is depicted as a giant four-armed humanoid zombie with a razor sharp tongue. Justice continues the House of the Dead series's tradition of naming its bosses after the Major Arcana of Tarot.
- In the SNES video game Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen, the Justice Tarot card is labeled as XI, and depicts a long-haired knight standing up, holding a sword in his right hand and scales in his left hand. On drawing the card after liberation of one of the towns, it increases the characters' maximum HP by 1 point, and summons a blizzard to attack enemy units when used in battle.
- Antagonist Enya Geil in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure has the stand Justice.
- In Saint Seiya Episode G series, Shura of Capricorn is depicted as The Justice in the tarot cards version of the manga.
- In the HBO series True Blood, during the episode "Timebomb", Lafayette is reading Tara's fortune and draws Justice. However, he hides it before she can see.
- In X/1999, a manga made by CLAMP, Justice is Karen Kasumi.
- In the popular Indie Game The Binding of Isaac, all of the Major Arcana/Minor Arcana Tarot cards can be found and used during gameplay. Justice, when used, spawns a bomb, a heart, a coin and a key.
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