She’s one of the most famous composers of the modern day, and possibly the best known in anime spheres. Yoko Kanno enchants the world with music that’s jazzy, classically-inspired, experimental, cute, weird, emotional, and never the same twice. And let’s be real, we’re having a great …Read more »
Throwing the best Halloween party isn’t just about having good food, or good decorations, or getting people to actually show up. No, the best events are greater than the sum of their parts. For the perfect party night, everything needs to be top tier: costumes, …Read more »
Two great tastes that have been proven to taste great together are Cardcaptor Sakura and Sanrio. Following the first collaboration back in 2018, the pair is back for more in a brand new crossover, with a new product launch announcement set for this November. For …Read more »
Bandai is coming out with a line of capsule toys called “Capsule Torso” because they involve outfits donned by famous characters in anime and manga. Each toy costs 500 yen (a little under $5) and they can be purchased at Japanese capsule vending machines. Bandai …Read more »
It’s a big year for magical girl anniversaries! Just as Madoka Magica turns 10, the Cardcaptor Sakura manga turns 25. CLAMP is celebrating their popular series’s big year in style, and we’re right on board with them! A quarter of a century later, the manga and anime …Read more »
Matthew Emblidge recently got his name in the Guinness World Records for his amazing Cardcaptor Sakura collection, consisting of 4,873 items. It’s a collection that would make many a collector drool, but it didn’t happen overnight. Emblidge spoke to Otaku USA with his words of …Read more »
Matthew Emblidge earned himself a place in the Guinness World Records for his Cardcaptor Sakura collection, which consists of 4,873 items. Emblidge recently spoke to Anime News Network about his collecting. “I caught Cardcaptors on Kids WB, and I discovered the manga when my dad …Read more »
Do you have a favorite anime and/or manga where you collect everything you can about it? Matthew Emblidge of Columbia, Maryland loves Cardcaptor Sakura, and he’s received the Guinness World Record for “largest collection of Cardcaptor Sakura memorabilia.” How many items get you the world …Read more »
The four-member manga artist group known as CLAMP is celebrating an amazing 30 years in the industry, and the latest way they’re doing so is with a fancy Cardcaptor Sakura plate. Available exclusively from the CLAMP OFFICIAL FAN SHOP starting today, the plate reflects Sakura …Read more »
Both fans of the 1998 classic and those who have never seen it, rejoice: Cardcaptor Sakura is headed to Netflix. The series will begin streaming in the US and Canada on June 1. Cardcaptor Sakura aired in Japan from 1998 to 2000, but the road …Read more »
CLAMP’s Cardcaptor Sakura manga previously inspired an art exhibition that ran in Tokyo from October 2018 to January 2019, and now it’s getting ready to come back for more. With the first run proving to be a success, another is set to run in Hirakata-city, …Read more »
As far as we’re concerned, you can never have too much Cardcaptor Sakura in your life. The same goes for Japanese 7-Elevens, which are pretty much the best thing ever. Now the two have joined forces, because 7-Eleven has a bunch of Sakura goods on …Read more »
From now until the end of the year, Otaku USA e-News presents 98 Degrees: a deep dive straight into the anime of 1998. Which greats of ’98 would you like to see covered? Comment below or drop our editor a line. In 1998, the world …Read more »
The Cardcaptor Sakura franchise is about to make the leap to mobile devices thanks to the recent reveal of Cardcaptor Sakura: Happiness Memories. The official game for the Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card anime is currently in the works at Bushiroad and Monstar Lab, with more …Read more »
Cardcaptor Sakura is back, and a cafe celebrating the series is coming to Tokyo. The limited-time Cardcaptor Sakura cafe, themed around the series’ adorable Kero-chan, will be hosted in Tokyo Soramichi, which located in Tokyo Skytree Town, from April 27 to July 8. There are several Kero-chan-themed …Read more »
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