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Whether watching it in Japanese as Cardcaptor Sakura (カードキャプターさくら), the heavily westernised Cardcaptors, or if you were in one of the few countries that retained the Cardcaptors dub with a few differences such as proper episode orders and a localised opening sequence - the late-90s/early-2000s morning...
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Cardcaptor Sakura – Sakura Kinomoto 1/7- Stars Bless You

Figures
Coinciding with the 20th Anniversary of Clamp's Cardcaptor Sakura manga (and later anime) series, Good Smile Company have manufactured a 1/7 scale figure of the titular character, titled "Stars Bless You". Based on a fantastic piece of artwork by...
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Cardcaptor Sakura 20th Anniversary Illustrations Collection

Artbooks
Arguably one of CLAMP's most notable manga series, more than twenty years have passed since Cardcaptor Sakura first debuted in Japan. Over this time, many fans have been treated to the adventures of ten-year-old Sakura Kinomoto, who is tasked with reclaiming...
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Madman Entertainment Open Pre-Orders for their March 2017 Anime Releases

Anime
As New Year's fireworks began booming across Australia, the website of Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment received its usual automatic update. This update has seen the company cast their gaze forward two months, by opening pre-orders for the anime...
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NIS America Mark 20th Anniversary of Cardcaptor Sakura with Discounts

Video Games
As one of the iconic anime series that many western anime fans either grew up watching/reading or have been introduced to at some point – it should be little surprise that the series’s 20th Anniversary is getting attention not...
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Madman Entertainment Add Cardcaptor Sakura to AnimeLab Service

Anime
After announcing their plans to officially stream Cardcaptor Sakura via their AnimeLab video-on-demand service during Supanova: Pop Culture Expo Perth 2015, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment have made good on their announcement and published all 70 episodes in the...
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Madman Entertainment Announce Plethora of New Series for Streaming on AnimeLab

Anime
The Otaku’s Study is proud to support the international anime industry, and recommend that all anime fans check out their local publishers to find out where they can legally and officially watch or otherwise purchase the seasons listed in...
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Cardcaptor Sakura

Anime
In the early 2000's, many kids including myself at the time would have grown up watching "cartoon" anime series which were growing in popularity at the time. While the more mainstream titles would have been Pokemon and Digimon which...
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All Episodes of Cardcaptor Sakura to Stream on CrunchyRoll

Anime
Let's be honest for a moment... at a price point of between $133.97 (Standard) and $199.99 (Premium), Nippon Ichi Software America's DVD / Blu-ray releases of the 70-episode Cardcaptor Sakura anime series might be excessively pricey to some. While...
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NIS America Release Dual-Language DVD and Blu-ray Releases of Cardcaptor Sakura

Anime
While its cost may not appeal to all, Nippon Ichi Software America have today confirmed that Cardcaptor Sakura is now available in the North American market uncut/uncensored and cut/censored as part of a number of different DVD and Blu-ray bundles. For the...
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NIS America Share Their Anime Expo 2014 Schedule

Anime
With Anime Expo 2014 just a few days away, video game and anime publisher Nippon Ichi Software America have announced just what they have on their schedule across the four day event. Special Guest List Yoshinori Terasawa - Producer of the...
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NIS America Announce Plans to Release Cardcaptor Sakura on Blu-ray

Anime
Nippon Ichi Software America have today announced their plans to do a Premium Edition release of Cardcaptor Sakura on the Blu-ray format. Available for purchase on August 5th, 2014, this single set will contain all 70 episodes with both the original...
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