The Sumo Match That Ruined Cardcaptor Sakura
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2023
- So I watched all of Cardcaptor Sakura then got sick and had 2 months to think about it and this happened. Kamen Rider content coming soon.
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I understand why you used "the west" to refer mostly to the USA, but i feel it's a bit unfair to undersell the absolutely massive success Sakura had across latin america.
Oh man, I remember watching Sakura Cardcaptor back in Cartoon Network Latin America when it came out back in the year 2000. Thank God the dub was pretty faithful to the original Japanese, not to mention how great the dub voice acting was
Not even about just this show, but any with an initial botched US release, a perfect example
is Saint Seiya, did just fine all over here (Latin America) but in the US, completely bunged up
I will say, the Bowling For Soup cover of I Ran (So Far Away) weirdly fits, or at least is good OP music
@@RadikAlice honestly, I don't think Saint Seiya would've worked in the U.S. like Dragon Ball did, even if it came earlier like it did in Europe and Latin America, I think the main problem is that the series could get pretty violent, and I know that Dragon Ball can get pretty violent as well, but in DBZ most of the enemies are non-human like Freezer, Cell and Majin Buu, Saint Seiya it's just below Fist of the North Star levels. I don't know how could they adapted something like the the battle between Shiryu and Deathmask for U.S. kids audiences. And that's without mentioning all the religious references
But it seems Toei and Bandai wanted Saint Seiya to become a success in the U.S., that's why they produced those pilots for a live-action adaptation (StarStorm) and a cartoon version (Guardians of the Cosmos) in the 90s
@@pablocasas5906 Gotta say, yeah. You're right, hell. Even Dragon Ball got censored in re-airings in Japan, which is what led to Kai AFAIK
Was pretty popular in Portugal as well back when I was a kid.
this reminds me of when I used to record anime and cartoons on my VCR as a kid, this kind of thing happened so often in my country's TV stations that I always set it to record 15 minutes early to 15 minutes later
This is the way. I can't imagine anyone trusting TV schedules so much that they wouldn't buffer the recording.
The same here, TV schedules were very unreliable, specially for cartoons.
We got it easy nowadays. My condolences to those fans who went through that back then.
i felt the same about touya and yukito, i usually dont get very invested in m/m pairings but something about their relationship dynamic felt so vivid to me. sakura is just so, so good, overflowing with love in all directions. it's easily one of my favorites. great video as always.
Same, bl material never did anything for me because to me it felt so unrealistic like “I know this isn’t how men talk including gay me” and I’m sure a lot of women feel the same about yuri but Touya felt so real. He’s so emotionally responses and yet it doesn’t feel unbelievable. I used that scene with Sakura and Clow Reed as the opening because as corny as it is, clow Read saying “the past is gone there is only the future. Winter is gone and now it’s a new spring” genuinely helped me get over some personal issues I was dealing with. Glad you enjoyed it.
Of course my favorite anime content creators watch each others videos. :)
I never thought of CCS as being a manga with loli/shota themes. It feels strange for me to think of it that way since I was only a couple years older than the characters when I was introduced to it, and there's no sexual content to speak of. Would not have expected it to have a large adult audience, but I guess in hindsight I can see it.
Love the Cromartie footage used for the bit about outrage online
Right?! XD
Unfortunately, sumo wrestling does have its trouble for time budget, since you can never truly predict how long a bout may take. Especially on the last day, where if you have to have a playoff or even a 3-way playoff, you could end up going way over time. Also, sumo wrestlers are considered holy, and a yokozuna is considered next to divine. The ritual performed during sumo wrestling is supposed to ward off bad spirits and even bring good harvests etc. So saying that Musashimaru had an "evil spirit" is very odd.
The evil spirit is obviously a joke
*MUSASHIMARU:*
Making teenage girls and Otakus mad since 2000.
Thanks for the Spoiler Warning in the End.
Really made me laugh
Musashimaru may have ruined everybody's day at that fateful Tuesday, but you sure made my day, sir! This video sent me on a nostalgia trip and made me laugh. Thank you!
Spoiler: the sumo was a big Sakura fan and was upset he had to fight during the air date and even more upset when he discovered even his recording was messed up.
The lolicon fears the sumo wrestler
I only hope they don't become one
virgin pedo weeb vs the chad sumo wrestler
Had no clue there was hate for Cardcaptor Sakura... though in my defense, I only know about Cardcaptor Sakura from the American dub, loved watching it and I've been known to dig up an episode or two when feeling down. Also, excellent (Spoiler Warning) there Mercury.
I enjoy Cardcaptor Sakura. Its a good show. Had no idea a sumo wrestler had a hand in hating.
Wake up kids, new Mercury Falcon video
edit: Bwahahaha
And this is why when I used to record any anime airing in my country, and my family "HAD TO" drag me around for that weekend for whatever reason, I always set my recording time to start 10 minutes early and ends 10 minutes late.
"Are you a virgin Uguu-er or a CHAD Hoooee-er?"
I read this like the Johnny Depp "Are you a MexiCAN or a MexiCAN'T" line in once upon a time in Mexico.
The whole young kid crushing on the sensei thing I swear is in a few of the older CLAMP manga. It's been a long time since I've read them, but yeah not unusual for them to write romance for elementary school students.
Alot in clamp lol. They always like inserting Taboo love.
Like some examples from Chobits
- Yumi (17) likes her Bakery boss, Ueda (39)
- Takako, a Married woman having an affair with Shinbo her college prep student
I mean even The Simpsons have done this plot in literally at LEAST 4 episodes of that show. I don't get what the big fucking deal is. This isn't Kodomo no Jikan for fuck's sake.
Ohhh, this anime will forever have a place in my heart! :)
Its interesting to learn about the sumo fight that ended it all... LoL
Whoever was in charge of broadcasting that day:
Whoops.
I vaguely remembered hearing about _Card Captors_ . Thank you for this explanation. I have to admit your thumbnail and title made me watch because of Musashimaru, as I am ethnic Japanese and, more relevantly, from Hawaii. Fun fact: in the 1990s, the three biggest champion sumo were all from Hawaii and were not ethnic Japanese: Musashimaru (actually Fiamalu Penitai, ethnic Samoan), Akebono (actually Chad Rowan), and Konishiki (actually Saleva'a Fuauli Atisano'e, ethnically Samoan). 🙂
Konishiki's anime "Dotto! Koni-chan" is something we the Latin Americans love, mainly due to the dub.
@@irrespondible Koni-chan, I used to watch that anime in the Argentinean channel Magic Kids. Anime was starting to get pretty popular during the early 2000s, there were even shows that talked about anime in general like El Club del Anime
@@pablocasas5906 Yeah, indeed, Magic Kids is greatly missed for all of us.
That's an interesting sports related Broadcasting Controversy you got there. How a Sumo Match went long delaying the start of the final episode of Cardcaptor Sakura causing the ending to be cut off to those who had set VCRs.
I don’t know why but this type of fandom incident kinda funny enough reminds the early-ish 2000s live broadcast of a E3 events where one of the HALO game trailer was going to be revealed only for a random out of no where commercial breaks to cut it away from showing it. In boy howdy did fans/watcher of the event at home had a field day ranting about that interrupted broadcast online . I kinda laugh at it looks back at it
He can't keep getting away with this! 😭
I grew up with both Japanese dub and the Animax dub. It was difficult for me to act not interested with it back then because I was embarrassed being a fan of magical girl anime, something my little sister was a fan of.
You know, you mentioned that Card Captors didn't get much recognition out of Japan, but I feel like it's actually one of the most appreciated 90's anime in the west. (Though maybe I'm just taking into account its popularity in Latin America)
Sakura was a pretty big deal in Japan, Sakura herself was the number 1 character in '99 and 2000 in the magazine Animage
I'd say it was truly a big hit in Latin America, pretty close to Sailor Moon. I found a UA-cam video from an anime and comic convention that took place in Argentina in the year 2001 and there were plenty of girls cosplaying as Sakura, there were even people cosplaying as Syaoran and Meiling as well.
I think the Latin American dub also played a part on its popularity, Sakura was voiced by Cristina Hernández who had already voiced Chibi-moon and Blossom from PPG, she made a great job voicing Sakura
Well... Cardcaptors was a victim of the "Saban-ic dubbing". While the dub was made by Nelvana, Kids'WB re-cut the dubbed series, making it so only 1/2 of the episodes reached the US. Hell, they made the series start with Syaoran's arrival in the story, and they did their best to sell it as a team of Card Captors (Syaoran, Sakura and Meilin), likely because they weren't confident an anime series focused on a female audience would work as well.
Believe me when I tell you as someone that worked and spent all his days and free time on one of the first widespread anime message boards and forums in the entire english speaking world, and was there when all of this went down, and saw more than enough of the early anime fandom's western side come and go to get a very good idea on what it was like.... that it was ONLY hardcore anime fans that went digging deeper than surface level shows like Cowboy Bebop and Ranma 1/2 that had any idea what Cardcaptor Sakura even was. Out of the many people that came and went on the forums there were only ever 4 people at most that claimed to be big fans of it.
@@irrespondible Saban did digimon right.
@@dwainsimmons3447 Cannot express with words my disagreement with that statement.
I know a similar thing happened to the drama LOST (iirc Tivo recordings goofed up the timing), leading to one of the earlier youtube uploads being the missing few minutes of that episode being uploaded.
WHAT!!!! I AM WATCHING LOST NOW! THIS IS INSANE! WE ARE GOING NUTS!
And nobody who was actually watching AND taping became a living legend in otakudom? If I was that invested in a show id tape it so i could rewatch it later! as a fellow 12-yo girl, i love Cardcaptor Sakura to bits!
It’s always a treat to see a new video from you. Thanks for another unique slice of Anime’s past.
Another great video my man, love the added historical context you bring to your videos.
That's one hell of a title.
Of course I'm gonna click on this.
This is absolutely hilarious. Never heard about it before. Should be up with Nice Boat incident.
Fortunately in latin america we had a faithful localization without censorship and a good quality dub thanks to cartoon network, so Sakura is pretty popular here, too bad I can't say the same with shows like one piece or yu- gi-oh!.
Actually the new dub One Piece has been getting, at least in English for the last 10 years has been absolutely incredible.
Yu-Gi-Oh! and One Piece were dubbed into Neutral Spanish using the 4Kids version as a base, but the acting was great at least. Fortunately, One Piece got a new dub in 2020 based on the Japanese version but with some of the 4Kids actors reprising their roles and its sounds great. Currently they have dubbed up to the Thriller Bark Arc
I probably shouldn't have expected unironic CCS-bashing since the show has a fcking HUGE lobby but I'm still disappointed.
Dude CCS is my anime happy place I’ve triple dipped on the anime, the pioneer dvds, the awesome pioneer box sets that look like clow card/Sakura card books the NIS America blu-rays where they spell Shaoran Xiaolang and use first names instead of last, as you noted personal relationships are super important in CCS. I’ve been thinking of importing the UK blu-ray taken from Japanese 4K blu rays, I love the series, I’ve NEVER heard this story! I really like your channel and your style.
I’m just constantly confused/ disappointed by how it’s treated in English. CLAMP wanted to create a world where all types of love is important, wholesome snd respected I think you have to view it with that in mind. I like that you touched on that.
I wonder where the lost universe coconut crab yanagashi incident fits in?
Back in my day, broadcasters used PDC (Programme Delivery Control). A signal is sent when a programme starts; a VCR programmed for that programme time looks out for this signal and doesn't start recording until the signal is received; another signal is transmitted after the programme ends. (I don't think that PDC survived the digital switchover.)
22 years ago, when I set a PDC recording for a Cardcaptors episode that ended up not being broadcast that day, the recording never even started.
I never heard the story about the tapes and it was really interesting so thank you for covering it.
Here in Latin America the themes of the anime were represented properly, except for the teacher-student romance, i don't think that would fly anywhere. The dubbing came from Mexico and it was good.
i'm sure it was kept, specially if it was obvious with Rika and Mr Terada interactions they had a relationship, because it was very normal hearing that a student liked a teacher, but this was the only time i've seen it was reciprocated
Was Cardcaptor sakura Overlooked I don't know but ITV in the UK would reshow Cardcaptors Nelvana version multiple times between 1999 and 2006 and would use it to fill up the schedule when sports overran so somebody in ITV must have really liked it. And I too was rewatching it.
@@DigeeTheGenie A similar thing happened in Australia with Episode 24 being skipped and not being shown until a year or two later due to coverage of 9/11.
And the lesson here is, that the latin american dubs are always the superior dub.
Except for My Hero Academia's Latin American Spanish, that dub is incredibly bad
School Day´s Nice Boat ending was the next big controversy before Endless 8.
"Moe, lolicon, and shotacon elements"
Was all that the sumo wrestler's fault?
My heart goes put for all the fans that couldn't watch the last episode, i know it would have been devastating to me back then (i remember damn well what it was to miss something on TV and praying to God that you might get a chance for a rerun).
I could never hate Cardcaptor Sakura, i adore it ever since i watched it when it aired on my country way back in the day, from the OST, to the visuals, the magic system, the card designs, the story and characters all are close to my heart like no other series has ever been. I'm alway grateful for the LatAm version for being quite faithful,
I even remember the labyryntrh episode teaching me how to scape any labyryntrh (although in the episode it didn't worked because of magic) and i found it useful once.
I adore the Latin American Spanish dub, Cristina Hernández did such a great job as Sakura, it's amazing how she also voiced Chibi-Moon in Sailor Moon, she voiced two of the most popular Magical Girls from the 90s. Uraz Huerta also made a great job as Syaoran, especially since he was around the same age as his character, it made it sound very natural.
Sakura was a huge success in Latin America, I remember seeing a news report of one of the first anime conventions that took place in Argentina in the year 2001 and there were plenty of girls cosplaying as Sakura.
It's a shame that despite the original actors made a demo, we still haven't got a dub of Clear Card. We didn't get a dub of Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle either. But even if Clear Card gets a dub Tomoyo, Touya, Syaoran and some other characters will need new voices.
The old wisdom from the vhs days was to always record 10 minutes before and after the broadcast.
Sakura is underrated when compared to sailor moon
One of the best magical girl shows ever
is not underrated, Sakura always went toe to toe with Sailor Moon, and these 2 animes became the maximum exponent for the magical girl genre no other could compare to Sakura or Sailor Moon, even Nanoha didn't withstand the test of time and only very few remember her, or at least that was before Madoka arrived and twisted everything, despited this Card captor Sakura is still strong today same for Sailor Moon but this is to tell you Sakura was never second
That brings memories of yore, I had to tape Sailor Moon because it conflicted with my highschool schedule, BUT in my country stuff like this, the delay because of a sporting event or some breaking news was something of every week. So I usually recorded 45 minutes to an 1 hour to make sure the complete episode would be captured. That's something I do not miss from the past.
the Animax Dub is Sony Owned.
That’s not the reason that dub is on Crunchyroll. Nippon Ichi has the license, and simply never redubbed it, and threw that one on the Blu-Ray release.
I love CCS and you are right about Clamp intentions but I have to say it: it is still very problematic.
Okay, your skills at clickbait are effective as hell.
Cardcaptor sakura dub was screwed over when it was dubbed. Nelvana dubbed all 70 episodes of the series with little edits. It was kids WB that screwed up the order and tried to turn the whole show into a shonen series.
@@dwainsimmons3447 Why didn't they just... not air it?
@@matt0044 because they think the music/songs for the dub will sell better.
Considering the lyrics, i wonder if you considered Hokuto no ken's opening instead of city hunter's for the end credits XD
VHS timer noobs if you ask me, it was common knowledge to start recording 10mins before the scheduled start (encase there is a uncommon early start) and 10mins after scheduled end for this exact reason
I think the only SHIPs/Relationships I hated was the one with Tomoyo's mom being open about being in love with Sakura's mom, and hating the dad for taking her away from her. And it connecting to the fact, that Tomoyo and Sakura are cousins.
Then later on as a adult the relationship with how Sakura's mom and dad meet. A Older guy liking a younger girl, and marrying them. I can just chop it up as, "It was the norm back then" but now I am just grossed out by it.
But despite that still my favorite anime of all times. It's one of the anime that got me into drawing so I thank it for that.
There's a UA-cam channel from Argentina called Rayo Confuso which makes reviews and analysis of shojo manga and anime, they made plenty of videos about Cardcaptor Sakura. They made a joke about Nadeshiko and Fujitaka's relationship "she was 16, he was 25... 25 years in prison he should be" (it sounds better in Spanish)
That's why I hate Cardcaptor Sakura? Not my fragile masculinity being threatened by diabetes inducing cuteness? But some sumo wrestler?
...
It all makes sense now.
Since you ended with a City Hunter theme music, perhaps you could do segment on City Hunter and some unusual or interesting things about the series?
Oof, that city hunter opening rendition at the end.
I simply didn't understood the "hate CCS" but enjoyed the review and the anecdote.
Thanks
Now that you've mentioned it, I haven't watch the last episode after all these yrs!
*Daddy is back!*
But I love Cardcaptor Sakura. Oh wait. What? Nani Sumo? Wow. That sounds painful.
Did people barely bother with taping more than 30 minutes? I'm just saying if many people just left the entire tape on record for more than that time or for the entire length of the tape this controversy would've been lessened. Maybe.
But either way glad you talked about this show. Just finished right now. Absolutely beautiful.
I want a Sumo Crow Card
As grandma always says. Blame the sumo wrestler
what's the song at the beginning of the video ? I check and it doesn't seem to be one of the opening.
I kept expecting to hear Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" when the tape cuts off at 8:10.
When I watch an American discussing classic anime they almost never fail to mention how much the dub sucked. I always thought people who preferred subs over dubs were otaku purists but I'm starting to think American dubs really were that bad, and the sentiment persisted over the years. I can assure you in Europe we had no troubles.
I'm not an native English speaker, but I find it difficult to listen to their anime dubs, I grew up watching lots of of dubs in Neutral Spanish, and not just anime but also cartoons, live-action movies and TV shows, and those made in Mexico were always pretty good, and modern dubs are great as well.
I don't know if part of the problem is that Americans (or Canadians) weren't very accustomed to dubbing foreign media, I tend to notice that old anime English dubs tended to sound very unnatural, lots of exaggerated voices. Then there's the fact that for many years many of the most popular anime dubbed into English were censored or had changes to appeal to Americans, something that didn't happen in other countries. Using Sakura as an example, the Latin American dub kept the relationship between Touya and Yukito intact, and that dub was made 20 years ago.
The only English dubs of Japanese media I kind of enjoy are RPGs like Final Fantasy or Persona, partially because, except for Nintendo games, most Japanese games aren't translated/dubbed into Spanish. Though Final Fantasy XVI will be receiving a Neutral Spanish dub.
I remember watching Cardcaptors back in the day and I could always feel something was off. When I finally got to watch the sub, I couldn't believe how much was taken out of context. As for the relationships, the only one I didn't like is Rika's. Even though a lot of other characters have bigger age differences (like Sakura's dad and mom), they were both old enough to consent. In the case of Sakura and Syaoran both liking Yukito, it's more of a crush. It's not uncommon for someone growing up to have a crush someone older and grow out of it.
Saw the title and then looked up at my shelf with all my CCS merch on it... Uhh I hate it?! 😅
You are expecting to record the ending of your favorite anime, why would you program your VCR to end exactly at :30? Add 5 mins just to be on the safe side!
Cardcaptor Sakura is great. Her name is KINOmoto for a reason.
I enjoy both Sumo and Sakura.
Man you should talk about something related to City Hunter
3:10 I feel like that was an idea to show, not tell. Cause I knew what was going on when I first saw it dubbed. But yeah, they shouldn't change it.
to be fair to animax even the recent gundam seed dubs had some odd pronunciations lol
Also, was Cardcaptor Sakura that overlooked in the west? The dub was bad indeed but as a kid it did get me into more weeb anime and I recall it was very popular in online circles at the time. It was the one and only yellow Sub VHS I ever imported from Hong Kong before filesharing fansubs became the preferred way to watch anime
If i'm not rong sakura card captor was huge in Latam like many old 90's anime. But thats was more due to having a good dub like many animes at the time and little to no censure.
Same with Saint Seiya, The Dub was bad, the episodes were mangled with changes, the airing schedule was botched. So yeah it was overlooked in the west (aka USA). It was even on the news lmao
I still say Clow like Plow, and after 23 years, I’m not freaking changing.
If by West you mean the U.S. and Canada, well I don't know much about that. But as someone said it was huge in Latin America, at least Cartoon Network aired the show uncut, the dub was very well-made and they even showed the second movie in Cartoon Theatre.
I even remember one of the first anime conventions that took place in Argentina in the 2001 there were plenty of girls cosplaying as Sakura and other CCS characters
I loved Cardcaptor Kaiju
What is the name of your account in My Anime List?
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2:13 I don’t see much wrong with that dub clip you showed - and I’m a sub over dub guy too😅. The voice acting seems good.
Good video but good lord is that title click baitey as hell. Literally nothing in this is about why a sumo wrestler made anyone hate Cardcaptor.
Yeah was hoping I’d make UA-cam money. Have debt I need to pay off. Guess I’m staying broke though.
Can you advise me on comics?
it's true that in the US wasn't successful, but in latin america was a huge hit, also it remained faithful to the japanese version, and is my favorite anime of all time
In Canada it was successful
When I watch it on Netflix it goes to the en sup with Japanese anime
Audio
Nelvana dubbed all 70 episodes of the series with little edits. It was kids WB that screwed up the order and tried to turn the whole show into a shonen series.
HA!
I would always record about five minutes more at the end in case something like this happened.
CCS takes place in an idealized world where love is magic, non-sexual, and simple. In this setting, Rika being in love with her teacher is innocent and only about the feelings of the characters. Her teacher isn't grooming her because such a thing doesn't exist in that world. In the context of the show/manga, it's just another form of love. When it's taken out of that context obviously it is very problematic, but viewing it out of context defeats the purpose.
This is ruined my entire chilhood
I love this show, but *boy* is Rika-Torada gross, even in the anime. :S
Hi. I think the statement "(...) very strong otaku following which is attributed to the inclussion of moe, lolicon, (...) elements", while not strange, may generate some misunderstandings about the true nature of the events. While it is undeniable that Sakura has a special place within the loli-moe iconography, it is easy to glimpse that such a place is not the main reason behind her constitution as a character and the story she stars in. Rather, I am sure that such popularity is an aftereffect, product of the admiration that in the audience specialized in anime consumption produced a show of marked excellence and originality in terms of narrative, visuals, musicals, etc. To say that Cardcaptor Sakura "includes lolicon content" may generate the idea that the show is based on content specifically designed to satisfy a certain fantasy of otaku consumption. I think that beyond the freedom with which the consumers' fantasy moves, it is easy to judge when a show makes evident the appeal to certain fantasies and consumption, and when it does not; I think the case of CCS is not that of Kodomo no Jikan, to give a grotesque example but that helps to understand the difference.
That said, the video is excellent as is all the content you upload. Keep on!
Hugs!
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Lol that's so funny
Cardcaptor Sakura is brilliant. 😀👍
Damn I need watch sakura I guess
Excuse you, Card Captor Sakura did well enough in "the West"; the West isn't the USA, it's Europe AND Latin America too
Could've done without the bashing on Ayu, Kanon, and Key in general. But this was an interesting look at CCS in its context.
Yeah, you totally wrong. The dub version of the original show was better than the dub American version.
"The dub version of the original show was better than the dub American version."
Is that not what I said? That the Japanese was better than the dub?
Thank god the latinamerican dub was mostly good and avoided this.
Sadly, we never got a LatAm dub for Clear Card and even if they made one they'll have to cast new voices for Tomoyo, Touya and Sakura's father
@@pablocasas5906 Luis Daniel Ramírez sigue trabajando. Se nota que lo intentaron boicottear porque perdió muchos roles, igualmente.
@@RexVergstrong no he escuchado a Luis en ningún proyecto desde que dejó de hacerle la voz a Mr. Beast en sus videos doblados, tampoco sé si otros actores y actrices estén dispuestos a trabajar junto a él. Pero bueno, estoy al tanto de que hay otros actores con denuncias de acoso que siguen trabajando
@@pablocasas5906 Momento, tiene denuncias de acoso? No estaba en tema. Sabía que había empezado su propio estudio y pensé que todos los dejaron de lado por eso.
@@RexVergstrong ¿No sabías?, Luis colocó cámaras escondidas en el baño de mujeres en el estudio que él administraba. Lo admitió y pidió disculpas, diciendo que iba a tomar terapia, pero parece que esta vetado de varios estudios y no estoy seguro si por eso es que se divorció de su esposa y que su hija mayor se haya mudado a Alemania
Huh, I’ve only heard great things about the show
But I *DON'T* hate Cardcaptor Sakura.
I just got bored after 4 episodes and never looked back and have no interest in coming back and wait...
Oh wait, The Dub on Netflix is Animax? No wonder I was bored!
When it comes to Clamp, I'm more of a fan of Code Geass. But, I understand that Cardcaptor Sakura has its merits.
They only did Code Geass' character designs and had nothing to do with the story.
My favorite CLAMP manga/anime was xxxHolic and as far as I know, it still doesn't have an end.
Code geass is only honorary CLAMP
@@VexX6 I've heard CLAMP contributed some ideas for Code Geass, though almost all of the concepts were created by Goro Taniguchi, who also directed Infinite Ryvius, s-CRY-ed, Planetes and Gun×Sword. Also, CLAMP's designs for CG were finalized by the late Takahiro Kimura, who designed the characters in GaoGaiGar and it shows