A lot of fans thought that this was the end of their story, with the exception of the other versions of the characters that appeared in Clamp's other work.
The story of Cardcaptor Sakura concluded with Sakura and Syaoran finally reuniting as a couple. We are here today to look at the bizarre history of one of the best anime series that was brought to North America in the late '90s.įrom the ways that the show was changed outside of Japan in order to find a new audience to its recent revival, here are the 15 Things You Never Knew About Cardcaptor Sakura! 15 The Original English Dub Totally Changed The Show To Try And Attract A Male Audience Cardcaptors also had a deeper emphasis on character development and dealing with real feelings, rather than simply being a merchandise-driven fantasy world like its contemporaries at the time. One of the shows that were brought to North America during this period was Cardcaptors, which was the English name of an anime called Cardcaptor Sakura. This was a series that had a similar "monster catching" element to Pokémon but was more obviously aimed towards girls.Ĭardcaptors was a show with an incredibly cutesy design, which had a lot of thought put into the costumes of every cast member. The popularity of Pokémon led other networks to seek out similar anime series that they could localize, in an attempt to find the show that could potentially become even bigger than Pokémon. This is the main reason why shows like Digimon, Dragon Ball Z, and Yu-Gi-Oh! found an audience outside of Japan.
Anime had always been seen as something with a niche audience in the days before Ash and Pikachu.
The breakout success of the Pokémon anime outside of Japan in 1998 came as a huge surprise to many people.
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