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When you see something lacking in your life, it often comes down to you to make a change yourself. That’s exactly what Kurogo Kurusu does for the sake of the stunning performance art known as Kabuki in the Kabukibu! anime, which is coming to Blu-ray …Read more »
Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card is a chance to re-meet some old friends and relive some classic magic. But how much has Sakura’s world changed? There are some anime in this world that resonate with us long after their premiere and conclusion. These are the classics, …Read more »
Blood-C, the vampire series from manga creators CLAMP and anime studio Production I.G, is back. The latest entry in the Blood-C franchise has just been announced in the form of a live-action film out this fall. The film is called Blood-Club Dolls, and it’s due …Read more »
Over the past decade, superstar manga team CLAMP has been revisiting its older work, reviving xxxHolic, Legal Drug, and now its iconic 1990s magical girl series Cardcaptor Sakura. Sakura and her friends, originally elementary schoolers, are now in junior high but still cute as buttons. …Read more »
The side story nobody asked for Few modern anime endings have prompted the angst and speculation of 2006’s giant robot drama Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion. After 50 episodes of political intrigue, wild twists, and Pizza Hut product placement, the series concluded with one …Read more »
Shonen manga may be aimed at young boys, but some of the best manga in the category are written by women. Ranking site Goo asked its readers to list their favorite female shonen creators, and here’s the top 10: 10. Renjuro Kindaichi Jungle Guu, Oogiri …Read more »
Sakumi Kyouichi comes from a long line of exorcists and dreams of helping his beloved older sister Hanaichi fight ghosts, demons, and gods. Unfortunately, Sakumi angers a local god and his sister sacrifices herself to save her brother’s life. Skip ahead six years and Sakumi …Read more »
The all-woman manga circle collectively known as CLAMP has amassed a string of notable hits over the decades—look forward to the new Cardcaptor Sakura anime in the works—but my personal favorite is Magic Knight Rayearth . Its combination of beautiful artwork with action, comedy, romance, …Read more »
This is not an April Fools’ joke. Probably. Sakura, she of the cardcaptoring, was born April 1, and the cast of the original anime are taking the opportunity to celebrate the character’s birthday with fans. The party will take place in Rune Kodaira Great Hall …Read more »
CLAMP and Production I.G's anime series Blood-C is the next to get the live-action treatment. A film adaptation was announced on the Asura Girl Project website, with a Japanese premiere set for early fall. The Blood-C movie will have an original story that follows a …Read more »
The latest big Cardcaptor Sakura announcement is making an appearance in the January issue of Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine, which officially hits stands in Japan on December 1. There's a new anime adaptation on the way, based on CLAMP's Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card Arc manga that …Read more »
This year is the 20th anniversary of CLAMP's original Cardcaptor Sakura manga, and it's already been celebrated in a few ways. First there was the June debut of the Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Arc sequel series, and then plans were revealed for the upcoming January …Read more »
The first series by manga superteam CLAMP, RG Veda is a sumptuous fantasy loosely based on Vedic (Hindu) mythology. In the first few pages Taishakuten, the thunder god, rebels and deposes the king of the gods. A prophecy tells that a child will be born …Read more »
© 2011 Production I.G, CLAMP / Project BLOOD-C TV / MBS The 2011 Blood-C anime (which had no direct continuity relationship with Blood: The Last Vampire or Blood+ ) has gained infamy over the years, thanks in no small part to its savagely gruesome finale. …Read more »
As if a new manga series by creators CLAMP wasn't enough, Cardcaptor Sakura will also be returning to the world of anime. There aren't many details to go on at the moment, but the announcement is coming in the July issue of Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine, …Read more »
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Michael Goldstein
Matt Schley![Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card [Review]](https://otakuusamagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/16-9-clearcard2-202x202.jpg)
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