Posted by admin | Posted in Cartoon Collectables | Posted on 10-12-2006
Tags: anime, anime card captors, captor, card, ccs, sakura
is a Card Captor anime or cartoon?
It's really an anime. It even has a manga that was adapted. It aired on Cartoon Network, but today Cartoon Network broadcasts a day with many animated cartoons. Not to be confused.
Sakura Card Captor [ 1st opening ~ Japanese ]
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Card Captor Sakura Japanese Ceramic Kero-chan Cup Mug An absolutely adorable mug featuring the likeness of Kero-chan from CLAMP’s now classic anime, Card Captor Sakura. This is an official Japanese import and was produced by Movic. Mug is brown and white and features images of Kero-chan and a bit of writing that reads: Hence the begining of |
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Card Captor Sakura V.1 $31.95 … |
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Card Captor Sakura $43.99 … |
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Cardcaptor Sakura Series Soundtrack $170.80 … |
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Cardcaptor Sakura – The Clow Volume 1 [VHS] $5.97 Curiosity is a part of any 10-year-old’s life, but Sakura just broke the seal on a magical book and released all of the mischievous spirits imprisoned on the cards inside! Kero, the “Guardian of the Clow Cards” is horrified to find all of the cards gone and tells Sakura she must become the “Cardcaptor” and retrieve the spirits before they work their mischief in the world… Volume 1 (contains epis… |
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Cardcaptor Sakura – Friends Forever (Vol. 3) [VHS] $0.99 As 10-year-old Sakura Kinomoto’s abilities as a Cardcaptor increase, her life grows more complicated. When she meets Sonomi, the mother of her best friend Tomoyo and the president of a major toy company, she discovers Sonomi is a cousin of her mother, Nadeshiko. Sonomi looked after the lovely, klutzy Nadeshiko when they were growing up and still resents Sakura’s father for marrying her closest fri… |
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Cardcaptors – Tests of Courage (Vol. 1) [VHS] $1.90 Cardcaptors has a lot going for it, including likable characters, well-crafted dialogue, and a cartload of similarities to the phenomenally popular Pokémon. But as the three-episode video Tests of Courage demonstrates, the series (seen on the Kids’ WB network) also is saddled with shortcomings, mostly in the form of flimsy concepts. Case in point: episode 1, “Sakura’s Rival.” Here we’re introduce… |
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Cardcaptor Sakura Complete, Episodes 1-70 Plus Cardcaptor Sakura, the Movie and Cardcaptor Sakura, the Movie 2; the Sealed Card, $53.99 Cardcaptor Sakura begins when ten-year-old fourth grader Sakura Kinomoto accidentally releases a set of magical cards called Clow Cards from the Clow Book, created and named after half-English, half-Chinese sorcerer Clow Reed. Each card has its own personality and characteristics and can assume alternate forms when activated. The guardian Beast of the Seal Cerberus emerges from the book and tells … |
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Cardcaptor Sakura – Everlasting Memories (Vol. 2) $24.50 Ten-year-old Sakura’s adventures continue as she pursues the magic Clow Cards and the spirits they control: Jump, a violent pink creature who resembles a mutant Pokémon, bedevils a woman who sells plush toys–until Sakura brings him to heel. Episode 9 stands out as an example of sensitive storytelling. Everyone perceives the eerie specter in the woods near their school differently; Sakura sees th… |
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Cardcaptor Sakura – Revelations (Vol. 18) $29.98 As this charming fantasy-adventure concludes, Sakura uses the Return Card to visit the great sorcerer Clow Reed in the past. In his oblique way, Reed explains that he created Cards, Kero, and Yue, and planned for Sakura to become their master to ensure their happiness after his death. Before she can fulfill that role, Sakura must defeat Eriol in a test that demands all her resources–and the … |