Cardcaptor Sakura is an anime that has 92 episodes divided into 4 seasons, with 33 filler episodes, the anime adapted up to chapter - of the manga (this was divided into 2 parts, the first 'Cardcaptor Sakura' had 51 chapters, finished and the second part 'Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Car' had 67 chapters, being published)..
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- Rating: 4.1/5 ( votes).
- Creator: Clamp
- Magazine: Nakayoshi
- Editorial: Kodansha
- Published (manga): May 1996 – June 2000
- Studio: Madhouse
- Director: Morio Asaka
- Music: Takayuki Negishi
- Premiere (anime): April 7, 1998 – March 21, 2000
Sakura Kinomoto, a regular ten-year-old fourth-grade student in Tomoeda, has an ordinary life until she stumbles upon an enigmatic book of cards known as "The Clow." Contemplating her discovery, she inadvertently sets off a magical gust of wind, scattering the cards throughout the town.
This mishap triggers the awakening of the Beast of the Seal—Keroberos, or "Kero"—who informs Sakura that she has released the mystical "Clow Cards," crafted by the sorcerer Clow Reed. Due to the cards' independent abilities and immense power, Clow had previously sealed them away. Now free, the Cards pose a significant threat to the world, and it falls upon Sakura to rectify the situation.
Designating Sakura as the "Cardcaptor" and entrusting her with the Sealed Key, Kero assigns her the task of locating and recapturing all the Clow Cards. With the support of her best friend, Tomoyo Daidouji, and Kero's guidance, Sakura must navigate the challenges of her newfound secret duty while dealing with the everyday issues that arise during her magical adventures as Cardcaptor Sakura.
Cardcaptor Sakura Filler Episodes List
In this list I will mark you the filler episodes of Cardcaptor Sakura (if it had them), the extra material of the anime, either ovas or movies will be located in Chronological Order, and finally I will mention in which chapter of the manga the anime ends or in which chapter of the manga to start reading after the anime.
Season 1 (1998)
The opening it covers is Catch You, Catch Me (1-35) and the ending is Groovy! (1-35).
- 01. "Sakura and the Mysterious Magic Book"
- 02. "Sakura's Wonderful Friend"
- 03. "Sakura's Heart-throbbing First Date"
- 04. "Sakura's Exhausting Sunday"
- 05. "Sakura and the Panda and the Cute Store"
- 06. "Sakura and Her Mother's Memory"
- 07. "Sakura's First Challenge as a Thief!?"
- 08. "Sakura's Rival Appears!"
- 09. "Sakura and the Mysterious Broach"
- 10. "Sakura and the Flowery Athletics Meet"
- 11. "Sakura, Tomoyo and the Big House"
- 12.
"Sakura's Endless Day"*Filler - 13.
"Sakura and the Elephant's Strength Contest"*Filler - 14.
"Sakura, Touya and Cinderella"*Filler - 15.
"Sakura and Kero's Big Fight"*Filler - 16. "Sakura and the Rainbow of Memories"
- 17. "Sakura's Scary Courage Test"
- 18. "Sakura, Yukito and the Summer Festival"
- 19.
"Sakura and the Summer Vacation Homework"*Filler - 20.
"Sakura and the Fighting Exchange Student"*Filler - 21.
"Sakura's Long Marathon"*Filler - 22.
"Sakura and Her Kind Father"*Filler - 23.
"Sakura, Tomoyo and the Wonderful Song"*Filler - 24.
"Sakura's Mini Great Adventure"*Filler - 25. "Sakura and Another Sakura"
- 26. "Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher"
- 27.
"Sakura and the Shrine of Memories"*Filler - 28.
"Sakura and the Incantation Cards"*Filler - 29.
"Sakura's Sweet Cooking"*Filler - 30.
"Sakura and the Injured Card"*Filler - 31.
"Sakura and the Nameless Book"*Filler - 32.
"Sakura, Kero, Shaoran and..."*Filler - 33.
"Sakura's Cold Ice Skating"*Filler - 34.
"Sakura and Yukito and the Daytime Moon"*Filler - 35. "Sakura's Wonderful Christmas"
- <--------------------- Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie --------------------->
Season 2 (1999)
The opening it covers is Tobira wo Akete (36-46) and the ending is Honey (36-46).
- 36.
"Sakura and the Snowy New School Year"*Filler - 37.
"Sakura and Tomoyo's Vanished Voice"*Filler - 38.
"Sakura's Merry Strawberry Hunt"*Filler - 39. "Sakura's Dizzy Fever Day"
- 40.
"Sakura and the Sakura in the Dream"*Filler - 41. "Sakura and Shaoran and a Sea of Sand"
- 42. "Sakura and the Blacked Out School Arts Festival"
- 43.
"Sakura's Goodbye to Meiling"*Filler - 44. "Sakura and Kero and the Mysterious Teacher"
- 45. "Sakura and the Last Clow Card"
- 46. "Sakura and the Last Judgement"
Season 3 (1999–2000)
The opening it covers is Purachina (Platina) (47-70) and the ending is Fruits Candy (47-70).
- 47. "Sakura and the Mysterious Transfer Student"
- 48. "Sakura and the Awakened Key of Star"
- 49. "Sakura and the Dangerous Piano"
- 50. "Sakura and Shaoran and the Invisible Threads"
- 51. "Sakura and the Big Stuffed Doll"
- 52. "Sakura's Sheep Warning!?"
- 53.
"Sakura and the Panic Bicycle"*Filler - 54. "Sakura and the Calendar of Memories"
- 55.
"Sakura and Sakura in Wonderland"*Filler - 56.
"akura and Kero and a Candy Date??"*Filler - 57.
"Sakura and Shaoran and the Elevator"*Filler - 58.
"Sakura and Double Trouble"*Filler - 59. "Sakura and Tomoyo and the Ball Trap"
- 60.
"Sakura and Her Precious Friend"*Filler - 61.
"Sakura and Card and Present"*Filler - 62.
"Sakura and the Mysterious Fortune"*Filler - 63.
"Sakura and the Pool and the Big Wave"*Filler - 64.
"Sakura and the Snow-blowing Ski School"*Filler - 65. "Sakura and Yukito and His Fading Power"
- 66. "Sakura's Most Favorite Person"
- 67. "Sakura and Shaoran and the Tsukimine Shrine"
- 68. "Sakura and the Past and Clow Reed"
- 69. "Sakura Meets Clow Reed"
- 70. "Sakura and Her True Feelings"
- <--------------------- Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card --------------------->
SEASON 4: Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Car
The openings they cover are CLEAR (1-12) and Rocket Beat (13-22) and the endings are Jewelry (1-12), Rewind (13-22).
- 71. (01). "Sakura and the Clear Cards"
- 72. (02). "Sakura and the Room with no Exit"
- 73. (03). "Sakura's Heavy Rain Alert"
- 74. (04). "Sakura and the Lovely Transfer Student"
- 75. (05). "Sakura Feels a Pull at the Flower Viewing"
- 76. (06). "Sakura, the Rabbit, and the Song of the Moon"
- 77. (07). "Sakura and a Game of Tag in the Garden"
- 78. (08). "Sakura, the Clock, and a Hide-and-Seek Game"
- 79. (09). "Sakura's Thrilling Aquarium Visit"
- 80. (10). "Sakura and the Sleep Labyrinth"
- 81. (11). "Sakura and the Upside-Down Penguin"
- 82. (12). "Sakura and the Ice Ball-Sports Tournament"
- 83. (13). "Sakura and Welcome Back, Meiling"
- 84. (14). "Sakura, the Shrine and the Zoo"
- 85. (15). "Sakura's Nostalgic Viewing Party"
- 86. (16). "Sakura and Meiling's Friend"
- 87. (17). "Sakura and the Weird Sweets"
- 88. (18). "Sakura and the Birds of Fire and Water"
- 89. (19). "Sakura and Akiho's lullaby"
- 90. (20). "Sakura, the Rainbow and the Grandfather"
- 91. (21). "Sakura, the Mirror and the Key of Memories"
- 92. (22). "Sakura's Transparent Cards"