Cardcaptors
Sakura was just an ordinary fourth grader, concerning her life with little more than boys and school. By chance of fate, one day she stumbles across a mysterious book in her father's library. Opening it, Sakura accidentally scatters the magic cards within it all around the world, each a living breathing entity of its own, each with its own magic powers. Kerobus, a fierce and mighty 1-foot-tall teddy bear with wings who was also released from the book, instructs Sakura that it's now her responsibility to find each and every card before havoc ensues. Now Young Sakura must rescue the world by ridding it of the cards she unwillingly unleashed upon it, making friends and finding enemies along the way.
Premiering on Monday, June 4th 2001 at 5PM(EST), Cardcaptors came under critically skepticism by Toonami faithful for being part of the KidsWB/Toonami merge; helmed by then public enemy number one Jamie Kellner. Before it's extremely brief stint on Toonami, CardCaptors aired as part of KidsWB's Saturday morning line-up, can continued to do such even after it left the Toonami block.
Despite being on the block for a brief amount of time (June 4th - 22nd), CardCaptors has the pleasure of being one of the few Toonami shows that is targeted at girls, the first being the mega-popular Sailor Moon. The show even was one of the select few that graced the silver screens as part of a Toonami advertisement campaign in which a promotion for Toonami ran in select theaters across the states.
Please note this is Nelvana's episode list; Not the actual series list.
Premiering on Monday, June 4th 2001 at 5PM(EST), Cardcaptors came under critically skepticism by Toonami faithful for being part of the KidsWB/Toonami merge; helmed by then public enemy number one Jamie Kellner. Before it's extremely brief stint on Toonami, CardCaptors aired as part of KidsWB's Saturday morning line-up, can continued to do such even after it left the Toonami block.
Despite being on the block for a brief amount of time (June 4th - 22nd), CardCaptors has the pleasure of being one of the few Toonami shows that is targeted at girls, the first being the mega-popular Sailor Moon. The show even was one of the select few that graced the silver screens as part of a Toonami advertisement campaign in which a promotion for Toonami ran in select theaters across the states.
.:Episode Guide
| Cloud Cards 01:Sakura's Rival 02:Time and Again 03: The Cave 04: Double Edged Sword 05:Power's Play 06:The New Rival 07:Double Take 08:The Race 09:No Way Out 10:Dragon Slayer 11:The Switch 12:Ice Breaker 13:The Third Element 14:Buyer's Beware 15:Stormy Weather 16:Allies 17:Meilin's Story 18:The Last Card Part 1 19:The Last Card Part 2 20:The Final Judgement |
Star cards 21:One Fateful Day 22:The Mysterious Painting 23:Under the Weather 24:The Past ,Present, and Future 25:A Strange New Beginning 26:Running out of time 27:A New Set of Wings 28:Li's Calling 29:Double Trouble 30:Trouble at the Park 31:Spinning out of Countrol 32:Just like old times 33:Out of Bounds 34:Sakura in Wonderland 35:The Vanishing Act 36:A Slippery Slope 37:Sakura's Return to the Past 38:Revelations Part 1 39:Revelations Part 2 |
.:Misc.
- There were two CardCaptors movies released in Japan.
- The series was made in 1998, and was titled 'Card Captor Sakura' in Japan.
- Cardcaptors was directed by Akitaro Daichi and Morio Asaka, who are better known today for directing Fruit Baskets and Chobits respectively.
- The series came to the U.S. in late 2000 dubbed by the Nelvana Studios.
- Nelvana Studios came under fire by CardCaptor fans, for messing with aspects of the series when they translated the show. Such changes include name changes, and character personalities as well as their goals. These changes are suspected as occuring to attract demographics the show originally did not appeal to.
