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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...

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...

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...

# This is a review I originally wrote up in Septemer 2014 during a failed attempt at reviewing as many unreviewed and older titles on my DVD shelf as I could. Due to issues beyond my control, I find myself...

For quite a few anime series in the international market, once a publishers license expires and stock disappears off the shelf, it is plausible to never expect a license rescue. As seen with titles like Azumanga Daioh (Madman) and...

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...

During this weekends Comic-Con International festivities, North American manga publisher Kodansha Comics USA took to the stage and announced four brand spanking new manga acquisitions for release starting in 2014. The first of these was Say "I Love You"...

Cardcaptor Sakura (Omnibus) Book 1 Review ————— It was two months ago. I had just entered the fourth grade I came upon an old book in my dad's library and from the moment I opened that book my days as a Clow Card Collector...

I am sure many fans of the CardCaptor Sakura series will be aware that Madman Entertainment, an Australian distributor of anime titles have picked up the license  to the show and will be releasing it starting from July 2012...

Take robotic dolls controlled by their owner's thoughts, place them in a holographic playing field and you have Angelic Layer, the runaway smash game that is taking Japan by storm! That's what Misaki finds as she arrives in Tokyo to start high school. Instead of being greeted at the train station by her aunt, she finds herself confronted by a bizarre man in a white coat who lures her into the addictive world of Angelic Layer, a world which will change her life forever, and lead her on a quest to discover the mysterious secret behind her mother's disappearance!