Card Captors
Screenshots * The Movie
When 4th-grader Sakura accidentally opens an anciet book she mysteriously found, her life was no longer ordinary. Dozens of cards flew free from within the book, and fate played a surprising twist. The young girl was bestowed with the quest of retrieving all the lost cards, entrusted by a strange creature critter in the name of Kero. Sakura met new friends during her journey, and a few possessing the same abilities equivalent to her own. One namely Lee, a competitive but kind ally, who was introduced shortly after the first few episodes. But it wasn't that simple. During the journey, there were many bearing obstacles and burdens that were neccessarily dealt with. Things started to get more complicated further through the series, as feelings were developed. Some characters were love-struck and others had to go on enduring though hardships and the roughest times. There wasn't a main specific villain here, as a new enemy appeared at the start of every new episode. It's easy to sense that there's plenty of chemistry (communication, not science), especially with all the characters' hidden feelings. In the end, we found out about most of the characters, their true understandings and motives.
Card Captors is definitely a light-hearted anime I really enjoyed. I rate it 5/5 stars.
When 4th-grader Sakura accidentally opens an anciet book she mysteriously found, her life was no longer ordinary. Dozens of cards flew free from within the book, and fate played a surprising twist. The young girl was bestowed with the quest of retrieving all the lost cards, entrusted by a strange creature critter in the name of Kero. Sakura met new friends during her journey, and a few possessing the same abilities equivalent to her own. One namely Lee, a competitive but kind ally, who was introduced shortly after the first few episodes. But it wasn't that simple. During the journey, there were many bearing obstacles and burdens that were neccessarily dealt with. Things started to get more complicated further through the series, as feelings were developed. Some characters were love-struck and others had to go on enduring though hardships and the roughest times. There wasn't a main specific villain here, as a new enemy appeared at the start of every new episode. It's easy to sense that there's plenty of chemistry (communication, not science), especially with all the characters' hidden feelings. In the end, we found out about most of the characters, their true understandings and motives.
Card Captors is definitely a light-hearted anime I really enjoyed. I rate it 5/5 stars.
posted by Toan at
5:10 PM
