While learning about the equal sign in math class, Sakura thinks of the similar effects of the clow cards to the clear cards. This episode is cleaver in connecting the subject in math (equal sign) to the comparison of the two card types. Aqua is similar to Watery, Flight to Fly, and Gale to Windy. … Continue reading Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card Episode 11 Review
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Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 8 Review
Tomoyo measures Syaoran for a costume she is designing for him, she plans on make both Sakura and Syaoran "look beautiful." Sakura and Tomoyo run into Akiho on their way to school, she tells them about the home she staying in. She say's that " a boy her age, who came here from England, lived … Continue reading Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 8 Review
Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 4 Review
We have a lovely interaction between Sakura and her brother Toya. He makes breakfast for the two of them pancake, with an egg on top and broccoli on the side. He notes that Sakura is "spacey," and that she came home "soaking wet," the day before. He comically gives his broccoli to Sakura claiming that … Continue reading Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 4 Review
Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 2 Review
I'm a little late on this episode but I'll catch up by the end of the week. Anyway, this episode starts with Sakura showing Tomoyo and Syaoran her new captured clow card and the new key. Tomoyo is disappointed that she couldn't record the capture. She shows Sakura her new outfit and gives Kero his outfit. … Continue reading Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 2 Review
Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 1 Review
The episode 1, Sakura and the Clear Cards starts with a comical recap from Kero-chan from the previous series. It's not throughout, but sufficient to explain what happened. Sakura and her friends are preparing to attend their first day a Junior High School. She's happy to be able to sit next to her friend Tomoyo … Continue reading Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card: Episode 1 Review