Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card Complete Series Blu-ray
About Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card Complete Series Blu-ray
Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card complete series contains episodes 1-22 of the anime directed by Morio Asaka and is the sequel to Cardcaptor Sakura.
After sealing the Clow Cards, Sakura prepares to settle into new routines and face the challenge of junior high! But a strange dream leaves her with clear cards and a brand-new key. Will a new friend’s shocking secret reveal the answers she’s looking for?
Specials Features: Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Prologue – Sakura and the Two Bears, Episode 9 Commentary, Textless Opening Song "CLEAR", Textless Closing Song "Jewelry", TrailersTextless Opening Song "CLEAR", Textless Opening Song "Rocket Beat", Textless Closing Song "Jewelry", and Textless Closing Song "Rewind".
Details
- Publisher: FUNIMATION/CRUNCHYROLL
- Media: Blu-ray
- Spoken Language: English, Japanese
- Subtitle Language: English
- Genre: Fantasy, Romance
- Themes: Adventure, Magical Girl
- Age Rating: 10+
- Run Time: 550
- Year Created: 2018
- Release Date: 8/11/2020
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Region Code: A
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Ratings & Reviews
4 reviews
Not the same
by B Ko -
I've watched first Cardcaptor TV series+two movies, so in comparison, I didn't really like it. It doesn't show the companionship/support between characters like before, and too many unexplained mysteries. Doesn't strictly follow Clear Card graphic novel, but goes up to vol. 5.
And You Can Tell Everybody, This is Adorable!
by Anthony
This anime is the most cutest and heartwarming show i’ve ever seen in my life. Now that the adorable Monica Rial voices Sakura Kinomoto, She shines like an Elton John record. The new voices for Tomoyo, Syaoran, Kero and others are truly adorable, magnificent, and talented. I hope funimation and CLAMP create more episodes of this adorable anime. It needs more love and episodes. Overall, a wonderful anime and i highly recommend it, just like an Elton John album. ❤️❤️❤️
I hope they continue the anime!
by Ryan -
I’ve watched the first Cardcaptor series and the two movies; I’ve also read both the original manga and the new, up to date, Clear Card storyline. It’s safe to say I’m a huge fan. With that said, the Clear Card anime is great!! There are obviously difference in the storyline between the manga and anime but if you’re a fan of the original storylines you will, for sure, enjoy Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card!!
CC Sakura is a Heartwarming Magical Girl Series—A must-have release for shoujo fans
by twilitteardrop -
Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card-hen follows Sakura, a now-teenage magical girl, who must gather magical cards with the help of her friends (whether they are stuffed, camcorder and kashira-wielding, or have one too many romanized name variations) while maintaining her day-to-day social, academic, and family obligations.
The animation quality is superb and the artwork reflects and reinforces the emotional underpinnings of the story flawlessly. The obvious references to tarot and hermetic symbolism lead me to believe that the gathering of cards can be interpreted as Sakura 'learning the ropes' of life and discovering herself and others through each new experience, among other things. In my opinion though, Clear Card dips ever so slightly in it's symbolic richness—in exchange for cuteness and progression of the story—when compared to the earlier arcs.