Card Captor Sakura
Magical girl classic by CLAMP, from the manga to Clear Card
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Sakura Kinomoto - My First Sparkle - G.S. Collection [SC] - Good Smile Company
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Nendoroid 1040 Sakura Kinomoto - Clear Version - Re-Release
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Sakura Kinomoto -Battle Costume Water Ver.- 1/7 Scale Figure - SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE FIGURE - eStream
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Sakura Kinomoto - Card Captor Sakura II - Banpresto
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Sakura Kinomoto - Soar - Proof
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Nendoroid 2733 Toya Kinomoto
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Kero-Chan - Card Captor Sakura - Big Sofvimates
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Sakura Kinomoto - Tomoeda Junior High Uniform - Nendoroid Doll
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Random Choice - Blind Box Series: Sakura Kinomoto Commemorative Collection - Good Smile Company
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The work
in any language
- Published
- 1996–2000
- Part of
- Card Captor Sakura
- By
- Clamp
- Scene
- Anime & Manga
- Companion books
- Card Captor Sakura Artbook
- Sequels
- Card Captor Sakura Clear Card
- Made of
- Sanrio
Forms
- Anime · 1998–2000
- Artbook
- Manga · 1 product
- Film · since 1999
- Videospiel
we carry it exists, we do not carry it
At Figuya
- Figures
- 10 products
- Fan Goods
- 5 products
- Books
- 1 title
- Dolls
- 1 product
- Available
- 14 in stock, 3 to preorder
- Publisher
- Egmont Manga
- Translation
- Claudia Peter
Versions
Card Captor Sakura is CLAMP's magical girl manga about Sakura Kinomoto, who must recapture the magical cards she released. Here are the related figures and collectibles.
More about Card Captor Sakura
Card Captor Sakura is a manga by the group CLAMP, published in the shōjo magazine Nakayoshi from June 1996 to August 2000 and collected by Kodansha in 12 volumes. In it, the elementary school student Sakura Kinomoto accidentally releases magical cards and has to catch them again. Nanase Ohkawa wanted to write a magical girl series; CLAMP deliberately had Sakura wear changing costumes.
Madhouse adapted the manga as a 70-episode anime, broadcast on NHK BS2 from April 1998 to March 2000. Two films followed. Clear Card, a sequel that began in Nakayoshi in 2016, shows Sakura in junior high and ended in 2024 with its 16th volume.
Besides figures, this page also carries trading cards for Clear Card.
Characters
Card sets
Nothing to order right now:
Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card (Englisch)