Cardcaptor Sakura

Original title: Kadokyaputa Sakura

TV Series
1998–2000
PG
30m

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

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Anime Shōjo Action Adventure Animation Comedy Drama Family Fantasy Romance

Sakura stumbled upon the book of Clow Cards in a library. Accidentally setting the magical cards loose, it's now up to Sakura to catch them all with her best friend Tomoyo, and Kerberos, the... Read allSakura stumbled upon the book of Clow Cards in a library. Accidentally setting the magical cards loose, it's now up to Sakura to catch them all with her best friend Tomoyo, and Kerberos, the guardian of the cards.Sakura stumbled upon the book of Clow Cards in a library. Accidentally setting the magical cards loose, it's now up to Sakura to catch them all with her best friend Tomoyo, and Kerberos, the guardian of the cards.

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Trivia
The only Clow Card Sakura never needs to catch is The Windy.

Goofs
In episode 36 Sakura calls in Firery to melt all the snow. Melting that amount would flood the entire city.

Alternate versions
Card Captor Sakura had its American broadcast rights purchased by Nelvana, which made many changes to the show and renamed it "Cardcaptors". Some of these changes included editing out footage, changing the names of various characters, changing the music and creating a new opening sequence with complete with original computer animation. Additionally, the episodes were edited to be aired in a completely different order, beginning with episode 8. As of July 2000, this butchered version of Card Captor Sakura is currently airing on the WB network on Saturday mornings.

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Edited into CardCaptors (2000)

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Anime for beginners!

I'm a 17 year old male and I openly admit to my friends that I loved Card Captor Sakura. It's got the perfect dose of comedy, action and storytelling for a well balanced anime show, throughout all 70 episodes. The movies are excellent as well. And while guys my age may not enjoy this, it's perfect for those new to anime, especially girls. It's got a wide appeal and never gets boring. While it isn't every extremely violent or leaves hanging on the edge of your seat (for some it might), I consider it a job well done by CLAMP. Since the show is about children, it can't get that out of hand anyway. If you're too manly to watch this series, then don't judge it! It's not for you.