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Original Title:	カードキャプターさくら, 1
ISBN:	1591828783 (ISBN13: 9781591828785)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Cardcaptor Sakura #1

Cardcaptor Sakura, Vol. 1 (Cardcaptor Sakura #1)

CLAMP

Paperback | Pages: 200 pages

Rating: 4.31 | 21158 Users | 290 Reviews

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Title	:	Cardcaptor Sakura, Vol. 1 (Cardcaptor Sakura #1)
Author	:	CLAMP
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 200 pages
Published	:	July 6th 2004 by Tokyopop (first published May 1996)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Fantasy. Graphic Novels. Comics. Romance

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After years, Elex decided to reprint this manga, and I decided to collect it.
Cardcaptor Sakura is probably the manga that makes me adore CLAMP. I truly love the concepts of collecting magical cards. And I also love most of Sakura's outfits (made by Tomoyo, her bestie... it's hard to believe a little girl can make those complicated outfits!).

Reading it again, I noticed several things I didn't really care the first time. Though the main characters are children (elementary school students), there are complex issues raised, such as shoujo-ai and shounen-ai, also romantic relationship between a student (4th grader) and her teacher. You can call me old school, but these things irritate my conscience.

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Ratings: 4.31 From 21158 Users | 290 Reviews

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I remembered really liking Sakura, despite some... issues with later relationships. None of that is here in the first volume, though. Here it's pure, innocent fluff, which is what I always liked about it. The art is very, very cute, and the characters are very likeable. I like how straightforward the plot is (catch the cards!) and how we go straight into the action without an entire volume of backstory. I'll definitely continue re-reading the series. (Though I can't remember if I ever managed to

the anime for this was on all the time when i was younger and i really enjoyed watching the show, but the manga differs from the anime a bit, which isnt a bad thing. fist off, the first series is only 6 books, the second one is only six too, and this kind of surprised me at first because the anime had something like 50 episodes, and after reading the manga i saw how much filler was in the anime. the captures in the manga are all major cards (none of the cheap cards like the move card) and the

I grew up watching the anime, but could never remember how it ended. I tried to re-watch the anime several times to get to the end, but anime is too time-consuming so I finally decided to switch over and read this series. My review pertains to all 12 volumes.Why You Might Bump This Down On Your TBR: The strangest elements of this manga are the normalized child/adult (student/teacher) relationships from Sakura's parents to Sakura's friend and teacher. This is even stranger when one of the adult

Reason to read CCS Cardcaptor Sakura (if you haven't already *shocked expression*):It's by CLAMP - only one of the most amazing manga-kas ever!The characters - OMG, CCS is full of amazing characters you'll love & care about - Sakura, Syaoran, Kero, (view spoiler)[Yue (hide spoiler)], Tomoyo, Touya - the list goes on & on. It's because of Sakura & Syaoran that I love Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE, Vol. 1.The cutest little outfits EVER! I am not a princessy type of girl, but even I

re-read after many, maaaaany years! Still as cute, funny and heartwarming as always!

I finally got around to reading this (strangely enough I decided to do that after rewatching the first episode ever of Sailor Moon) and I must say I'm surprised at how different it is from the anime. I thought it wouldn't be that much, but even the same cards have different capturing plots. And it apparently wasn't Sakura's fault all the cards flew away in the first place. But I guess it's understandable that the manga would have a tighter plot and the anime would have more filler episodes.

CardCaptor Sakura is the story of a regular girl named Sakura who happens to find a magical set of cards called the "Clow Cards". Adventures ensures after wards as she works to collect the scattered cards with the help of her friends Kero, Syaoran, and Tomoyo. This series is one of my absolute favorite anime and manga series. It was my first manga series collected and i credited it as my segway into manga. It is intelligent, humorous, and quite fun. I highly recommend it to everyone wanted a