“This show was great when it came out in 1998, it is still great in 2015, and I can't imagine that there'll be a time when that changes. The best part: anyone can watch this, children and adults alike.”
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Cardcaptor Sakura
カードキャプターさくら · 1998
A cheerful schoolgirl captures mischievous magical cards to save her town.
Synopsis
Ten-year-old elementary student Sakura Kinomoto accidentally discovers a mysterious glowing book in her father's basement library, releasing the ancient, mischievous Clow Cards into the world. Tasked by Keroberos, the book's winged guardian beast, Sakura is appointed the new Cardcaptor. Armed with the enchanted Sealing Wand and supported by her devoted best friend Tomoyo, who designs elaborate costumes to film her exploits, Sakura tracks down the rogue elemental spirits. Balancing school athletics, gentle crushes, and magical confrontations, Sakura transforms mischievous cards into benevolent allies, growing into a formidable magical protector.
Background (may contain spoilers)
Produced by Madhouse and directed by Morio Asaka, *Cardcaptor Sakura* adapts the landmark magical girl manga by creative collective CLAMP. Airing from 1998 to 2000 across seventy episodes, the television series is universally recognized as a pinnacle of late-nineties animation craftsmanship. Featuring lavish character designs by Kumiko Takahashi, innovative fluid action sequences, and timeless emotional warmth, the production became an international cultural phenomenon that redefined magical girl conventions and established Madhouse as a premier artistic animation powerhouse.
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Episodes
70- 1 Apr 6, 1998
- 2 Apr 13, 1998
- 3 Apr 20, 1998
- 4 Apr 27, 1998
- 5 May 4, 1998
- 6 May 11, 1998
- 7 May 18, 1998
- 8 Jun 1, 1998
- 9 Jun 8, 1998
- 10 Jun 15, 1998
- 11 Jun 22, 1998
- 12 Jun 29, 1998
- 13 Jul 6, 1998
- 14 Jul 13, 1998
- 15 Jul 20, 1998
- 16 Aug 7, 1998
- 17 Aug 10, 1998
- 18 Aug 17, 1998
- 19 Aug 31, 1998
- 20 Sep 7, 1998
- 21 Sep 14, 1998
- 22 Sep 21, 1998
- 23 Sep 28, 1998
- 24 Oct 5, 1998
- 25 Oct 12, 1998
- 26 Oct 19, 1998
- 27 Oct 26, 1998
- 28 Nov 2, 1998
- 29 Nov 9, 1998
- 30 Nov 16, 1998
- 31 Nov 23, 1998
- 32 Nov 30, 1998
- 33 Dec 14, 1998
- 34 Dec 21, 1998
- 35 Dec 28, 1998
- 36 Apr 5, 1999
- 37 Apr 12, 1999
- 38 Apr 19, 1999
- 39 Apr 26, 1999
- 40 May 10, 1999
- 41 May 17, 1999
- 42 May 24, 1999
- 43 May 31, 1999
- 44 Jun 7, 1999
- 45 Jun 14, 1999
- 46 Jun 21, 1999
- 47 Sep 6, 1999
- 48 Sep 13, 1999
- 49 Sep 20, 1999
- 50 Sep 27, 1999
Characters
37
Staff
218ADR Director3
Animation Director17
Art Director1
Character Design2
Color Design3
Digital Paint1
Director1
Director of Photography1
Episode Director21
In-Between Animation27
Inserted Song Performance4
Key Animation87
Layout1
Music1
OP1-31
Original Creator1
Planning1
Producer3
Production Coordination1
Production Manager1
Script4
Series Composition2
Sound Director1
Sound Effects1
Sound Supervisor1
Storyboard20
Theme Song Arrangement1
Theme Song Composition1
Theme Song Performance9
Studios
Main Studio
Producer
HakiPoints
6 critic reviews- Conquers 50% · 3 reviews
- Hero's Choice 17% · 1 review
- Average 17% · 1 review
- Skippable 17% · 1 review
“A very, very appealing and extremely cute series that has done well to capture the hearts of Japanese youth. We still hope the same thing happens here too.”
Read full review ↗“A must-watch show that's as strong today as it was 23 years ago!”
Read full review ↗“People who were elementary school students in 1998 may now have families.”
Read full review ↗“There's not a whole lot you can really say about Pioneer's release of Card Captor Sakura that hasn't already been said. It's one of the first releases...”
Read full review ↗“There is a reason why Nelvana's logo is a polar bear and the North Star. It's because they're cold. What's worse is that the Card Captor Sakura DVDs in America around here are really rare and I'm glad just to have one.”
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