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Mar 31, 2017 1:55 AM
#1
The May 2017 issue of Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine, which will go on sale on April 3, has announced that limited edition of third volume of Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card-hen will bundle an OVA. Titled Sakura to Futatsu no Kuma (Sakura and the Two Teddy Bears), it will feature an original story and will release on September 13, 2017. Also, the staff members for the OVA will be the same as TV anime, and Kunihiko Hamada (Chihayafuru) has added to the staff list, as he will do character design for the OVA. Nanase Ohkawa will write the script. The Cardcaptor Sakura manga was adapted into a 70-episode TV anime by Madhouse, which aired between April 1998 and March 2000. The first movie premiered in August 1999 and a second one titled Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card followed in July 2000, serving as a continuation of the TV anime. NIS America licensed the TV anime for North American distribution and re-released the series in BD/DVD in August 2014. Tokyopop initially published the manga in English in North America from March 2001 to August 2003 before Dark Horse Comics re-licensed the series and published the volumes in 3-in-1 omnibus format between October 2010 and September 2012. PV Source: Chibi Yuuto's CHRoNiCLEs Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card-hen - Prologue Sakura to Futatsu no Kuma on MAL |
tsubasaloverApr 1, 2017 9:21 PM
I ♥ Two Syaorans from Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE and TRC!!! |
Mar 31, 2017 2:03 AM
#3
OVA before the TV series? Eh, not really sure about that one. Wonder what it'll be about since I doubt they'll start it like it was the first episode of the sequel TV series but I also doubt they'll just put some random content from the middle of the manga. Maybe they could just use episode 1 of the TV series for this as a preview of sorts. And Kunihiko Hamada doing the character designs... Just tell me if I should start despairing or not already. |
Mar 31, 2017 2:53 AM
#4
Considering we still don't know if the new series will more directly adapt the sequel manga or if it will loosely adapt it and continue with the previous anime's continuity, this could be literally anything. It is my understanding that Sakura gives her teddy bear to Shaoran in the manga, which the anime never covered, so considering the title this could be filling in that gap should the new adaptation continue from the previous anime's continuity. Otherwise... I really have no idea. It's odd to have an OVA before the TV series unless it's a preview or an in-between story. |
Mar 31, 2017 8:19 AM
#5
TripleSRank said: since this ova is original story i dont think it connect to the tv seriesConsidering we still don't know if the new series will more directly adapt the sequel manga or if it will loosely adapt it and continue with the previous anime's continuity, this could be literally anything. It is my understanding that Sakura gives her teddy bear to Shaoran in the manga, which the anime never covered, so considering the title this could be filling in that gap should the new adaptation continue from the previous anime's continuity. Otherwise... I really have no idea. It's odd to have an OVA before the TV series unless it's a preview or an in-between story. |
Mar 31, 2017 9:37 AM
#6
@tsubasalover u have a slight spelling error on the second paragraph :P tsubasalover said: Also, the staff members for the OVA will be the same as TV anime, and Kunihiko Hamada (Chiharafuru) has added to the staff list, as he will do character design for the OVA. Nanase Ohkawa will write the script. with "Chiharafuru" which should read Chihayafuru instead I assume(?) OT: great news, more Sakura is always welcomed. |
Mar 31, 2017 9:43 AM
#7
Salokannel2 said: Thank you. I made sure to double check, but I still got it wrong.@tsubasalover u have a slight spelling error on the second paragraph :P with "Chiharafuru" which should read Chihayafuru instead I assume(?) |
I ♥ Two Syaorans from Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE and TRC!!! |
Mar 31, 2017 10:15 AM
#8
Mar 31, 2017 10:26 AM
#9
Still no info what the adaptation will cover considering there's literally no way to "connect" a sequel to CCS manga to the previous CCS anime. Third awful CLAMP adaptation would be too much. Its enough that CCS anime already was nothing like manga and then TRC adaptation was turned into saccharine clone of CCS... OVA will most likely have no ties to series since its mainly for manga readers. |
AhenshihaelMar 31, 2017 10:39 AM
Mar 31, 2017 1:49 PM
#10
Fai said: the ova will be original consept so it will not conenct to manga or tv seriesStill no info what the adaptation will cover considering there's literally no way to "connect" a sequel to CCS manga to the previous CCS anime. Third awful CLAMP adaptation would be too much. Its enough that CCS anime already was nothing like manga and then TRC adaptation was turned into saccharine clone of CCS... OVA will most likely have no ties to series since its mainly for manga readers. |
Mar 31, 2017 3:01 PM
#11
An OVA first before the anime itself? Interesting. We can see how will the animation fare after all these yrs. As long as there's more Sakura is always fine by me. |
Mar 31, 2017 3:46 PM
#12
OK. I must watch this masterpiece somehow before it comes! I have a good feeling of this series. I might go for manga for main story and then watch movie and then will wait for the second season happily. |
Mar 31, 2017 7:30 PM
#13
Can anyone tell me how the manga ended in spoilers? I've watched the second movie, and I thought it was a pretty good ending to the series, and I assumed thats how the manga ended too, but I guess it didn't(?) |
Mar 31, 2017 10:58 PM
#14
AdolTheRed said: Can anyone tell me how the manga ended in spoilers? I've watched the second movie, and I thought it was a pretty good ending to the series, and I assumed thats how the manga ended too, but I guess it didn't(?) Its hard to clearly explain since anime kind of....mix and matched their own material with manga plotlines? For starters: - The manga is far shorter and concise, does not have most of SOL bullshit and could easily have fit into 26-32 episodes at most. What that means is that anime has far lighter and more "laid back" tone especially in latter half. ITs a HUGE problem because tone wise Clear Card is far closer to the latter half of CCS manga as well as TRC/xxxholic stuff, with multiple characters keeping secrets and trying to manipulate things. - There are only 19 cards in the actual story. Everything beyond that, including Nothing and Hope nonsense? Filler. Only 19 cards out of 52 actually exist. - Since Nothing and Hope do not exist, Sakura has never "created" a card either, which is treated as huge wtf plotline in Clear Card. - Since cards like Dream do not exist, Sakura's prophetic visions have absolutely nothing to do with cards and are instead natural part of who she is in pretty much every universe. Every Sakura shown in the multiverse so far had some form of premonition to her. - Sakura did not unintentionally release cards. They escaped by themselves as part of a cycle of events that keeps repeating without them knowing. - There are no other card owners. Only Sakura can catch cards and convert cards. - A lot of characters are anime original. People like Meilin literally do NOT exist. AT ALL. - Both of above make Syaoran's character motivations completely different. Syaoran is also limited to physical, sword arts and martial arts kind of stuff and is unable to interact with Clow's magic(or, well, any magic really) - Fujitaka and Eriol are two split halves of Clow. Clow foresaw his own coming death and split his power into two, while putting a plan in action that would lead to a person with potential to be a strong magician, Sakura, to eventually collect and convert all cards into Sakura Cards. Its a form of ritual, in a way. - The ending with Sakura taking over the cards and essentially becoming Clow's successor also included Sakura's father, Fujitaka, as one of Clow's halves, regaining some power too in form of being able to see dead people. - CCS Sakura after all of that (possibly during clear card story events since she wears same uniform as there) also appears in TRC Manga, interacting and contacting TRC Sakura, as well as giving away her wand to her as to ensure that the final events come to pass in the exact way they want. |
AhenshihaelMar 31, 2017 11:17 PM
Apr 1, 2017 4:29 AM
#15
PV that Released at Sakura Festival 2017 today. It will be "Prologue" of the TV anime. |
tsubasaloverApr 1, 2017 6:21 AM
I ♥ Two Syaorans from Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE and TRC!!! |
Apr 1, 2017 6:53 AM
#16
Fai said: well from the preview above we can stop worry about the animation style in this showAdolTheRed said: Can anyone tell me how the manga ended in spoilers? I've watched the second movie, and I thought it was a pretty good ending to the series, and I assumed thats how the manga ended too, but I guess it didn't(?) Its hard to clearly explain since anime kind of....mix and matched their own material with manga plotlines? For starters: - The manga is far shorter and concise, does not have most of SOL bullshit and could easily have fit into 26-32 episodes at most. What that means is that anime has far lighter and more "laid back" tone especially in latter half. ITs a HUGE problem because tone wise Clear Card is far closer to the latter half of CCS manga as well as TRC/xxxholic stuff, with multiple characters keeping secrets and trying to manipulate things. - There are only 19 cards in the actual story. Everything beyond that, including Nothing and Hope nonsense? Filler. Only 19 cards out of 52 actually exist. - Since Nothing and Hope do not exist, Sakura has never "created" a card either, which is treated as huge wtf plotline in Clear Card. - Since cards like Dream do not exist, Sakura's prophetic visions have absolutely nothing to do with cards and are instead natural part of who she is in pretty much every universe. Every Sakura shown in the multiverse so far had some form of premonition to her. - Sakura did not unintentionally release cards. They escaped by themselves as part of a cycle of events that keeps repeating without them knowing. - There are no other card owners. Only Sakura can catch cards and convert cards. - A lot of characters are anime original. People like Meilin literally do NOT exist. AT ALL. - Both of above make Syaoran's character motivations completely different. Syaoran is also limited to physical, sword arts and martial arts kind of stuff and is unable to interact with Clow's magic(or, well, any magic really) - Fujitaka and Eriol are two split halves of Clow. Clow foresaw his own coming death and split his power into two, while putting a plan in action that would lead to a person with potential to be a strong magician, Sakura, to eventually collect and convert all cards into Sakura Cards. Its a form of ritual, in a way. - The ending with Sakura taking over the cards and essentially becoming Clow's successor also included Sakura's father, Fujitaka, as one of Clow's halves, regaining some power too in form of being able to see dead people. - CCS Sakura after all of that (possibly during clear card story events since she wears same uniform as there) also appears in TRC Manga, interacting and contacting TRC Sakura, as well as giving away her wand to her as to ensure that the final events come to pass in the exact way they want. |
Apr 1, 2017 10:11 AM
#17
elior1 said: Fai said: well from the preview above we can stop worry about the animation style in this showAdolTheRed said: Can anyone tell me how the manga ended in spoilers? I've watched the second movie, and I thought it was a pretty good ending to the series, and I assumed thats how the manga ended too, but I guess it didn't(?) Its hard to clearly explain since anime kind of....mix and matched their own material with manga plotlines? For starters: - The manga is far shorter and concise, does not have most of SOL bullshit and could easily have fit into 26-32 episodes at most. What that means is that anime has far lighter and more "laid back" tone especially in latter half. ITs a HUGE problem because tone wise Clear Card is far closer to the latter half of CCS manga as well as TRC/xxxholic stuff, with multiple characters keeping secrets and trying to manipulate things. - There are only 19 cards in the actual story. Everything beyond that, including Nothing and Hope nonsense? Filler. Only 19 cards out of 52 actually exist. - Since Nothing and Hope do not exist, Sakura has never "created" a card either, which is treated as huge wtf plotline in Clear Card. - Since cards like Dream do not exist, Sakura's prophetic visions have absolutely nothing to do with cards and are instead natural part of who she is in pretty much every universe. Every Sakura shown in the multiverse so far had some form of premonition to her. - Sakura did not unintentionally release cards. They escaped by themselves as part of a cycle of events that keeps repeating without them knowing. - There are no other card owners. Only Sakura can catch cards and convert cards. - A lot of characters are anime original. People like Meilin literally do NOT exist. AT ALL. - Both of above make Syaoran's character motivations completely different. Syaoran is also limited to physical, sword arts and martial arts kind of stuff and is unable to interact with Clow's magic(or, well, any magic really) - Fujitaka and Eriol are two split halves of Clow. Clow foresaw his own coming death and split his power into two, while putting a plan in action that would lead to a person with potential to be a strong magician, Sakura, to eventually collect and convert all cards into Sakura Cards. Its a form of ritual, in a way. - The ending with Sakura taking over the cards and essentially becoming Clow's successor also included Sakura's father, Fujitaka, as one of Clow's halves, regaining some power too in form of being able to see dead people. - CCS Sakura after all of that (possibly during clear card story events since she wears same uniform as there) also appears in TRC Manga, interacting and contacting TRC Sakura, as well as giving away her wand to her as to ensure that the final events come to pass in the exact way they want. Well Clear Card overall is a major downgrade in terms of designs even in manga when compared to TRC. I guess they are banking on nostalgia or something with art but I'd prefer if it retained more "refined" look TRC had. Animation quality seems okay tho. Still not sure how they plan on handling the adaptation. There are like 10 chapters out right now which I guess could be enough for 1 cour season by the time the anime comes. Do we know when the actual show is airing yet? |
Apr 1, 2017 10:19 AM
#18
Fai said: yes the tv series will air in january 2018elior1 said: Fai said: AdolTheRed said: Can anyone tell me how the ended in spoilers? I've watched the second movie, and I thought it was a pretty good ending to the series, and I assumed thats how the ended too, but I guess it didn't(?) Its hard to clearly explain since kind of....mix and matched their own material with plotlines? For starters: - The is far shorter and concise, does not have most of SOL bullshit and could easily have fit into 26-32 episodes at most. What that means is that has far lighter and more "laid back" tone especially in latter half. ITs a HUGE problem because tone wise Clear Card is far closer to the latter half of CCS as well as TRC/xxxholic stuff, with multiple characters keeping secrets and trying to manipulate things. - There are only 19 cards in the actual story. Everything beyond that, including Nothing and Hope nonsense? Filler. Only 19 cards out of 52 actually exist. - Since Nothing and Hope do not exist, Sakura has never "created" a card either, which is treated as huge wtf plotline in Clear Card. - Since cards like Dream do not exist, Sakura's prophetic visions have absolutely nothing to do with cards and are instead natural part of who she is in pretty much every universe. Every Sakura shown in the multiverse so far had some form of premonition to her. - Sakura did not unintentionally release cards. They escaped by themselves as part of a cycle of events that keeps repeating without them knowing. - There are no other card owners. Only Sakura can catch cards and convert cards. - A lot of characters are original. People like Meilin literally do NOT exist. AT ALL. - Both of above make Syaoran's character motivations completely different. Syaoran is also limited to physical, sword arts and martial arts kind of stuff and is unable to interact with Clow's magic(or, well, any magic really) - Fujitaka and Eriol are two split halves of Clow. Clow foresaw his own coming death and split his power into two, while putting a plan in action that would lead to a person with potential to be a strong magician, Sakura, to eventually collect and convert all cards into Sakura Cards. Its a form of ritual, in a way. - The ending with Sakura taking over the cards and essentially becoming Clow's successor also included Sakura's father, Fujitaka, as one of Clow's halves, regaining some power too in form of being able to see dead people. - CCS Sakura after all of that (possibly during clear card story events since she wears same uniform as there) also appears in TRC , interacting and contacting TRC Sakura, as well as giving away her wand to her as to ensure that the final events come to pass in the exact way they want. Well Clear Card overall is a major downgrade in terms of designs even in when compared to TRC. I guess they are banking on nostalgia or something with art but I'd prefer if it retained more "refined" look TRC had. Animation quality seems okay tho. Still not sure how they plan on handling the adaptation. There are like 10 chapters out right now which I guess could be enough for 1 cour season by the time the comes. Do we know when the actual show is airing yet? |
Apr 1, 2017 3:05 PM
#19
Fai said: AdolTheRed said: Can anyone tell me how the manga ended in spoilers? I've watched the second movie, and I thought it was a pretty good ending to the series, and I assumed thats how the manga ended too, but I guess it didn't(?) Its hard to clearly explain since anime kind of....mix and matched their own material with manga plotlines? For starters: - The manga is far shorter and concise, does not have most of SOL bullshit and could easily have fit into 26-32 episodes at most. What that means is that anime has far lighter and more "laid back" tone especially in latter half. ITs a HUGE problem because tone wise Clear Card is far closer to the latter half of CCS manga as well as TRC/xxxholic stuff, with multiple characters keeping secrets and trying to manipulate things. - There are only 19 cards in the actual story. Everything beyond that, including Nothing and Hope nonsense? Filler. Only 19 cards out of 52 actually exist. - Since Nothing and Hope do not exist, Sakura has never "created" a card either, which is treated as huge wtf plotline in Clear Card. - Since cards like Dream do not exist, Sakura's prophetic visions have absolutely nothing to do with cards and are instead natural part of who she is in pretty much every universe. Every Sakura shown in the multiverse so far had some form of premonition to her. - Sakura did not unintentionally release cards. They escaped by themselves as part of a cycle of events that keeps repeating without them knowing. - There are no other card owners. Only Sakura can catch cards and convert cards. - A lot of characters are anime original. People like Meilin literally do NOT exist. AT ALL. - Both of above make Syaoran's character motivations completely different. Syaoran is also limited to physical, sword arts and martial arts kind of stuff and is unable to interact with Clow's magic(or, well, any magic really) - Fujitaka and Eriol are two split halves of Clow. Clow foresaw his own coming death and split his power into two, while putting a plan in action that would lead to a person with potential to be a strong magician, Sakura, to eventually collect and convert all cards into Sakura Cards. Its a form of ritual, in a way. - The ending with Sakura taking over the cards and essentially becoming Clow's successor also included Sakura's father, Fujitaka, as one of Clow's halves, regaining some power too in form of being able to see dead people. - CCS Sakura after all of that (possibly during clear card story events since she wears same uniform as there) also appears in TRC Manga, interacting and contacting TRC Sakura, as well as giving away her wand to her as to ensure that the final events come to pass in the exact way they want. Thanks for the reply. Definitely did not expect so many major changes. From what I do remember about the second movie, it added another card, like a special 53'rd card or something like that, and that Syaoran came back to Tokyo, and near the end, he had to like sacrifice his memories of Sakura or something like that and said, "I'll just fall in love with you again", or something like that, and the movie ended with him still remembering Sakura and her then jumping into his arms before the stairs in the tower regenerated. I don't recall anything else beside those events in the movie, and I'm guessing the entire movie was anime original. So then, how did things end with Sakura and syaoran in the manga? |
Apr 1, 2017 3:50 PM
#20
AdolTheRed said: it seems from the end of the prologue ova preview i guess they will change a bit about what happend in the movieFai said: AdolTheRed said: Can anyone tell me how the manga ended in spoilers? I've watched the second movie, and I thought it was a pretty good ending to the series, and I assumed thats how the manga ended too, but I guess it didn't(?) Its hard to clearly explain since anime kind of....mix and matched their own material with manga plotlines? For starters: - The manga is far shorter and concise, does not have most of SOL bullshit and could easily have fit into 26-32 episodes at most. What that means is that anime has far lighter and more "laid back" tone especially in latter half. ITs a HUGE problem because tone wise Clear Card is far closer to the latter half of CCS manga as well as TRC/xxxholic stuff, with multiple characters keeping secrets and trying to manipulate things. - There are only 19 cards in the actual story. Everything beyond that, including Nothing and Hope nonsense? Filler. Only 19 cards out of 52 actually exist. - Since Nothing and Hope do not exist, Sakura has never "created" a card either, which is treated as huge wtf plotline in Clear Card. - Since cards like Dream do not exist, Sakura's prophetic visions have absolutely nothing to do with cards and are instead natural part of who she is in pretty much every universe. Every Sakura shown in the multiverse so far had some form of premonition to her. - Sakura did not unintentionally release cards. They escaped by themselves as part of a cycle of events that keeps repeating without them knowing. - There are no other card owners. Only Sakura can catch cards and convert cards. - A lot of characters are anime original. People like Meilin literally do NOT exist. AT ALL. - Both of above make Syaoran's character motivations completely different. Syaoran is also limited to physical, sword arts and martial arts kind of stuff and is unable to interact with Clow's magic(or, well, any magic really) - Fujitaka and Eriol are two split halves of Clow. Clow foresaw his own coming death and split his power into two, while putting a plan in action that would lead to a person with potential to be a strong magician, Sakura, to eventually collect and convert all cards into Sakura Cards. Its a form of ritual, in a way. - The ending with Sakura taking over the cards and essentially becoming Clow's successor also included Sakura's father, Fujitaka, as one of Clow's halves, regaining some power too in form of being able to see dead people. - CCS Sakura after all of that (possibly during clear card story events since she wears same uniform as there) also appears in TRC Manga, interacting and contacting TRC Sakura, as well as giving away her wand to her as to ensure that the final events come to pass in the exact way they want. Thanks for the reply. Definitely did not expect so many major changes. From what I do remember about the second movie, it added another card, like a special 53'rd card or something like that, and that Syaoran came back to Tokyo, and near the end, he had to like sacrifice his memories of Sakura or something like that and said, "I'll just fall in love with you again", or something like that, and the movie ended with him still remembering Sakura and her then jumping into his arms before the stairs in the tower regenerated. I don't recall anything else beside those events in the movie, and I'm guessing the entire movie was anime original. So then, how did things end with Sakura and syaoran in the manga? |
Apr 1, 2017 10:35 PM
#21
While the character designs are cute, I was expecting for them to bring back Kumiko Takahashi's art back for the OVA. From what has been released from the Clear Card Arc manga, I'm wondering more on how the chapters will be adapted since its very slow paced in terms of plot progression so far. |
Apr 2, 2017 2:15 AM
#22
AdolTheRed said: From what I do remember about the second movie, it added another card, like a special 53'rd card or something like that, and that Syaoran came back to Tokyo, and near the end, he had to like sacrifice his memories of Sakura or something like that and said, "I'll just fall in love with you again", or something like that, and the movie ended with him still remembering Sakura and her then jumping into his arms before the stairs in the tower regenerated. I don't recall anything else beside those events in the movie, and I'm guessing the entire movie was anime original. So then, how did things end with Sakura and syaoran in the manga? None of that happens. In the end of the story, Eriol and Mizuki sensei go off to have fun together, Fujitaka starts conversations with his dead wife visiting him and Sakura now having succeeded Clow, continues to attend school. Syaoran is recalled back to Hong Kong, taking the teddy bear Sakura made for him with him and returns years latter reuniting with Sakura who is in middle school, which is when Clear Card events supposedly begin(IF the Syaoran in there is the same one) Its unknown how they are planning and if they are planning to connect it to previous anime adaptation. Even if they manage to somehow retcon away the ending with this OVA, it still technically would not fix the other issues. |
AhenshihaelApr 2, 2017 2:32 AM
Apr 2, 2017 2:17 AM
#23
WalkingGirlKoi said: if my count is right in january 2018 we will have 19 chapters released so far which they can adaptWhile the character designs are cute, I was expecting for them to bring back Kumiko Takahashi's art back for the OVA. From what has been released from the Clear Card Arc manga, I'm wondering more on how the chapters will be adapted since its very slow paced in terms of plot progression so far. |
Apr 2, 2017 2:20 AM
#24
Fai said: i think you right about them recton away the ending since as you can see from the preview it hightly possible they going to adapt the manga ending. and why exactly it wont fix the issues even if they will use the manga ending as prologue to clear hen? is it becouse by january 2018 we will only have 19 chapters as metirial for the anime?AdolTheRed said: From what I do remember about the second movie, it added another card, like a special 53'rd card or something like that, and that Syaoran came back to Tokyo, and near the end, he had to like sacrifice his memories of Sakura or something like that and said, "I'll just fall in love with you again", or something like that, and the movie ended with him still remembering Sakura and her then jumping into his arms before the stairs in the tower regenerated. I don't recall anything else beside those events in the movie, and I'm guessing the entire movie was anime original. So then, how did things end with Sakura and syaoran in the manga? None of that happens. In the end of the story Syaoran is recalled back to Hong Kong, taking the teddy bear Sakura made for him with him and returns years latter reuniting with Sakura who is in middle school, which is when Clear Card events supposedly begin(IF the Syaoran in there is the same one) Its unknown how they are planning and if they are planning to connect it to previous anime adaptation. Even if they manage to somehow retcon away the ending with this OVA, it still technically would not fix the other issues. |
elior1Apr 2, 2017 2:29 AM
Apr 2, 2017 2:37 AM
#25
I guess the best way would be to just adapt the epilogue of the manga(so even anime only viewers have idea on where and how it going) and then continue Clear Card-Hen as manga adaptation while ignoring the rest of inconsistencies. Also I would not be surprised if Clear Card Hen or at least it's first arc ends with 19-20 chapters or so considering there are 19 Sakura Cards and the Clear Cards Sakura is now creating/collecting are basically more offensive/malicious versions of the original 19. 20 chapters is easily enough for something like 12-13 episodes total. |
AhenshihaelApr 2, 2017 2:41 AM
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