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Summary: Some of the series' best episodes!
Review: "Sakura and Another Sakura," "Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher," "Sakura and the Shrine of Memories" and "Sakura and the Incantation Cards" are four Card Captor Sakura episodes you won't want to miss! They show a lot of the series' character development and backstory, which is why I consider these four some of the best episodes. First, there's "Sakura and Another Sakura." A copy of Kinomoto Sakura is running around Tomoeda District causing trouble. Yanagisawa Naoko, always first to offer a scary tale she's heard (much to the chagrin of ghost-fearing Sakura), remembers a saying that if you see your exact double in real life, you die. However, as Sakura-chan learns to tell fortunes with her Clow Cards, she realizes that she isn't the one that this spirit is out to harm... Next, in "Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher," the kind yet mysterious Mizuki Kaho-sensei, a miko (shrine maiden) who seems to know Sakura's older brother Touya, comes to teach math at Tomoeda Elementary. Li Syaoran thinks she seems suspicious, but Sakura counters that she seems nice enough. Meiling, Syaoran's self-proclaimed fiancee, takes Sakura and her best friend, Daidouji Tomoyo, to Kaho's shrine to buy charms, and she manages to drag Syaoran along, too. They get caught in a mysterious green maze, and Sakura's cards, Syaoran's spells, and anything else they try can't seem to get the group out of the maze... until help arrives from an unexpected source! In "Sakura and the Shrine of Memories," we return to Kaho's shrine because Kero-chan, the cards' guardian, can sense a card there. Sakura and Syaoran can't seem to find it anywhere- until Sakura gets sucked into a giant tree! The Return card, having taken up residence at the tree, has pulled Sakura back to her brother Touya's junior high days, where it is discovered that he did know Kaho before she returned to Tomoeda recently. Sakura can't spend all the time from then until the present in the tree, can she? How will she escape? In this video's final episode, "Sakura and the Incantation Cards," Twin Bells, a local store, has begun to stock strange cards that look similar to Clow Cards and supposedly give you more confidence and power. Sakura is going to buy a "Cooking Card," but they are sold out. However, she and Syaoran have a more important matter to think about: one of their classmates has bought a REAL card! Overall, I think these four episodes show a lot of character development and backstory, and are real staples to the series. "Next time too, together with Sakura, release!"
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Summary: Cardcaptor Sakura Vol. 7
Review: Another cute volume with cute episodes!! * First, there's "Sakura And Another Sakura", where a girl who looks just like Sakura is running around causing trouble! But Sakura's not the one she's after...
* Next, in "Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher", Sakura and Meiling (along with Tomoyo and Syaoran) go to a shrine to buy love charms, only to become trapped in a maze! What does their new teacher have to do with this..?
* Then, in "Sakura and the Shrine of Memories", Sakura gets caught in the past and learns some important things about her brother and Ms. Mizuki.
* Finally, in "Sakura and the Incantation Cards", Sakura's friends are all buying Clow Card-lookalike cards at the local Twin Bells, which seem to be helping them with their problems (even Sakura with her cooking!) until Meiling buys a REAL card...
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Summary: Cardcaptor Sakura Vol. 7
Review: Another cute volume with cute episodes!! * First, there's "Sakura And Another Sakura", where a girl who looks just like Sakura is running around causing trouble! But Sakura's not the one she's after...
* Next, in "Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher", Sakura and Meiling (along with Tomoyo and Syaoran) go to a shrine to buy love charms, only to become trapped in a maze! What does their new teacher have to do with this..?
* Then, in "Sakura and the Shrine of Memories", Sakura gets caught in the past and learns some important things about her brother and Ms. Mizuki.
* Finally, in "Sakura and the Incantation Cards", Sakura's friends are all buying Clow Card-lookalike cards at the local Twin Bells, which seem to be helping them with their problems (even Sakura with her cooking!) until Meiling buys a REAL card...
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Summary: Sakura and...Sakura?!
Review: Another wonderful addition to the DVD lineup for this series! We get one episode the dub missed, and three it didn't with multiple scenes that were cut regardless. First up, the capture of the Mirror Card, which turns itself into a replica of Sakura herself and badly hurts Toya! Though this ep. was in the dub, it's worth it for the scenes that got cut, such as Sakura getting a quick trim from Yukito! Second, Miss Kaho Mitsuki(Ms. Mackenzie in the dub) arrives just in time to help the kids defeat the trap of the Maze Card. This ep. also made the dub. Third, we have an ep that didn't make the dub! The capture of the Return Card on the shrine owned by Miss Mitsuki's family! But before they find it, Sakura is suddenly sent three to five years back in time, when Toya was still in Junior High! There she learns how he knew Miss Mitsuki. Also, we have an interesting conversation between Sakura and Li about their feelings toward Yukito. Finally, we have the adventure of the Shot Card! Though this was in the dub, I recommend viewing it because there are bits the dub skipped. For instance, we get to see Meilin buy a "Love" card from amongst the "enchanted" cards at Twin Bells in the hopes of strengthening Li's affections for her, and the whole subplot of Sakura trying to learn to cook Croquets got cut as well!(Her problem was that she was afraid of being hit by the popping oil.) This episode also shows Meilin's first meeting with Yukito, and the reason for the Shot Card attacking Li makes far more sense!(In the Japanese the card was set to go off when it was told to shoot at something. Meilin's trues coment that tripped it was, "I'll use the magic of this enchanted card to make a shot directly at Shaoron's heart!" oops.) Bring on the next disc! Scorpinac
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Summary: Sakura and...Sakura?!
Review: Another wonderful addition to the DVD lineup for this series! We get one episode the dub missed, and three it didn't with multiple scenes that were cut regardless. First up, the capture of the Mirror Card, which turns itself into a replica of Sakura herself and badly hurts Toya! Though this ep. was in the dub, it's worth it for the scenes that got cut, such as Sakura getting a quick trim from Yukito! Second, Miss Kaho Mitsuki(Ms. Mackenzie in the dub) arrives just in time to help the kids defeat the trap of the Maze Card. This ep. also made the dub. Third, we have an ep that didn't make the dub! The capture of the Return Card on the shrine owned by Miss Mitsuki's family! But before they find it, Sakura is suddenly sent three to five years back in time, when Toya was still in Junior High! There she learns how he knew Miss Mitsuki. Also, we have an interesting conversation between Sakura and Li about their feelings toward Yukito. Finally, we have the adventure of the Shot Card! Though this was in the dub, I recommend viewing it because there are bits the dub skipped. For instance, we get to see Meilin buy a "Love" card from amongst the "enchanted" cards at Twin Bells in the hopes of strengthening Li's affections for her, and the whole subplot of Sakura trying to learn to cook Croquets got cut as well!(Her problem was that she was afraid of being hit by the popping oil.) This episode also shows Meilin's first meeting with Yukito, and the reason for the Shot Card attacking Li makes far more sense!(In the Japanese the card was set to go off when it was told to shoot at something. Meilin's trues coment that tripped it was, "I'll use the magic of this enchanted card to make a shot directly at Shaoron's heart!" oops.) Bring on the next disc! Scorpinac
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Summary: card captor sakura rocks
Review: card captor sakura is one of the best anime around it is cute funny and serious all around one of the best series you can buy and if you like the song card episode wait for episode 37 the voice card you can see a solo by tomoyo that is great
if you like anime at all buy this series
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Summary: Some more episodes
Review: Cardcaptor Sakura rocks! The order of the episodes may be messed up, but they are great. The episodes are Mirror, Maze, Return, and Shot. These episodes are great in english, so the sould be better in Japanese. They are some of my favorite episodes. You sould get them if you are a Cardcaptor Sakura fan. There is Shyaoron, Tomoyo, Sakura, and Meiling in these episodes. But wait for the great episodes to appear and don't buy the lousy ones that are cheap. CCS ROCKS!
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Summary: Distorted video when played through a computer TV card
Review: I am very fond of this series and enjoy the original unbutchered version of Card Captor Sakura, viewed as Clamp/Mad House intended it to be. Unfortunately I must make a technical bulletin about this title: if you have a hardware setup like mine, where the computer isn't capable of DVD-ROM playback and you have a DVD player patched into a TV card, you are going to get bad video quality from this title. Purples and pinks (colors that occur frequently in the CCS color balance) are distorted particularly badly. I was very disappointed, considering that art and presentation are significant parts of Japanese animation. Sakura discovers she has a mischievious twin that is actually the mirror card. The card makes a beeline for Sakura's brother. Can she tame this card in time? There's a new teacher on the block. Li doesn't like her but when the maze card traps Li and Sakura in a maze the instructor's help must be graciously accepted. Then there's the shrine of memories but I'll save that one for the viewer becuase it's rather memorable. Finally there's that card shop selling cards. They wouldn't be clow cards, would they? Nah, they couldn't possibly be clow cards... Or maybe...
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Summary: Some more episodes
Review: In This dvd it starts out with the episode Two Sakuras. It is an episode when you think that Touya isn't as evil as normal. There are 2 Sakuras going about. One is the real one, the other is causing trouble.
The next episode is Sakura and the wonderful teacher. Sakura runs into this beautiful woman. This woman actually turns out to be somone Touya knows, but how... Shaoran thinks that she is evil in some sort of way, but Sakura does not agree. There are also these charms, but what does going to get one bring...
The third episode is Sakura and the Shrine of Memories. This episode explains how Touya met Ms.Kaho. Shaoran and Sakura have to go to the shrine to find out.
The last episode is Sakura and the Enchanted Cards. There are these cards that are going around and they are supposed to be magic. But what if one is, and who has it.
These are good episodes, a lot better than the dubs. Buy these great episodes instead of the ones Nelvana killed. So these are the good ones. ...
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Summary: Lots of Fun...
Review: Lots of confusing things happen when you hit volume 7 of this wonderful series. Most of all you realize that Sakura has a lot more going on around her than she realizes. Miss Kaho Mitsuki first shows up in episode 26 of this DVD which along with all the rest of the episodes in this collection are some of the best and most dramatic in the series. This DVD whets my appetite for the next upcoming volume Cardcaptor Sakura:Sweet Trouble...
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