Cardcaptor Sakura #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues Sakura Kinomoto's journey as she captures more magical Clow Cards, with the help of her friend Tomoyo and the mysterious Kero-chan. It collects issues from the Tokyopop release of the beloved magical girl series, adapting the original manga by CLAMP.
In Cardcaptor Sakura #2, Li Syaoran arrives from Hong Kong, claiming descent from Clow Reed and declaring his intent to collect all the Clow Cards before Sakura. Tensions rise as he confronts her, trying to take the cards she’s already gathered. Written by Mika Onishi and Clamp, with art and inks by Clamp, and featuring a striking cover by Akemi Imafuku and Clamp, this issue marks a pivotal moment in Sakura’s journey.
In "null," the annual parent/student track and field games at Sakura's school take a sudden turn when a Clow Card appears out of nowhere, disrupting the event. Amid the chaos, Jo’s quiet moment with Sakura is shadowed by the chilly distance between Sakura’s father and Tomoyo’s mother, leaving tensions simmering beneath the surface.
In "null," Li Syaoran arrives from Hong Kong, claiming descent from Clow Reed and declaring his intent to claim all the Clow Cards before Sakura. With quiet determination, he challenges her grip on the cards she’s already gathered, setting off a tense rivalry rooted in legacy and power.
In "null," Rika’s life takes a sudden, eerie turn when a pendant she buys awakens the Sword Card, turning her into a dangerous force driven to attack Sakura. The story unfolds with quiet dread as the line between possession and identity blurs, leaving only the urgent question of who—or what—Rika truly is now.
In "null," Sakura and Syaoran's friendly rivalry takes center stage as they clash over capturing the Thunder Card and the Shadow Card, their competitive spirits turning even the most mundane tasks—like picking out Valentine's Day gifts for Yukito—into high-stakes missions. With the energy of a classic magical duel and a touch of heartfelt awkwardness, the story captures the charm of their dynamic in a quiet, character-driven adventure.
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