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* When Yue first appears and speaks to Kero shortly before the last Judgement, he says that Kero is "still" soft with those he Selects. '''Still'''. There have been other candidates. And every single one of them failed the Last Judgement, since Yue says in the very next episode "Only Clow Reed can defeat me". Considering what happens when people fail the Final Judgement, how many people have lost their most precious feelings since Clow died, because Yue refuses to accept a master than isn't Clow?

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* When Yue first appears and speaks to Kero shortly before the last Judgement, he says that Kero is "still" soft with those he Selects. '''Still'''. There have been other candidates. And every single one of them failed the Last Judgement, since Yue says in the very next episode "Only Clow Reed can defeat me". Considering what happens when people fail the Final Judgement, how many people have lost their most precious feelings since Clow died, because Yue refuses to accept a master than that isn't Clow?

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* notreallyatroper: I just realized that all of the cards in Manga/CardcaptorSakura that have humanoid forms have their eyes closed in card form because that’s when they’re in “deactivated” mode, or sleep mode, or whatever. Also, the reason the Sakura Cards are generally less detailed than the Clow Cards is that Sakura was creating them on the spot, with just the basic design from what she remembered. Clow, on the other hand, probably created the Clow Cards at his own leisure, taking his time to design the cards in detail.

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* notreallyatroper: I just realized that all of the cards in Manga/CardcaptorSakura that have humanoid forms have their eyes closed in card form because that’s when they’re in “deactivated” mode, or sleep mode, or whatever. Also, the reason the Sakura Cards are generally less detailed than the Clow Cards is that Sakura was creating them on the spot, with just the basic design from what she remembered. Clow, on the other hand, probably created the Clow Cards at his own leisure, taking his time to design the cards in detail.



** How on earth did they get that past the censors?
** PlotHole. Perhaps the idea of bringing in grandparents was considered early on, but went out the door at some point. But they didn't realize the UnfortunateImplications.
*** Or rather, people were supposed to watch the episodes in order and not remember it well enough to think about it to that extent once they got to the point where those details concerning Yukito's life were revealed. And besides, Yue is a magical being just like Cerberus; even if Yukito doesn't have to listen to his orders all the time, what occurred could be compared to a butler changing the clothes of a girl he was meant to take care of, something that generally doesn't raise those UnfortunateImplications.
*** Not to mention that Yukito is ''gay'' and Sakura is a just a little ''girl'', so there shouldn't be any awkwardness anyway.
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** The manga actually explains this. While Yue is Clow-based Moon magic, Kaho uses Moon magic from a different source altogether that allows her to often defeat or negate Clow magic (i.e. Maze). Furthermore, her bell was ultimately the key to the undoing of the Clow-associated Yue. As Syaoran was a direct descendant of Clow, it was natural that he would be drawn to dislike someone who uses anti-Clow magic with the ability to (help) defeat a Clow guardian.

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** The manga actually explains this. While Yue is Clow-based Moon magic, Kaho uses Moon magic from a different source altogether that allows her to often defeat or negate Clow magic (i.e. Maze). Furthermore, her bell was ultimately the key to the undoing of the Clow-associated Yue. As Syaoran was a direct descendant of Clow, it was natural that he would be drawn to dislike someone who uses anti-Clow magic with the ability to (help) defeat a Clow guardian.guardian.
* A more mundane one: in the ice skating episode, Sakura complains about being cold but she doesn't wear long pants when it's cold outside. She only wears a coat over her usual skirt.
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** There are multiple reasons for this. It is implied that since Clow Reed died the cards run on a stockpile of Clow's magic that is ever dwindling, and being inactive/sealed would naturally conserve energy efficiently. Further, without a master and being unsealed several of the cards went onto cause quite a bit of mayhem on their own accord (Erase, Sand, Freeze, Firey, Watery and Earthy being some big candidates), showing that being sealed is something of a necessity. Finally, when Sakura converted the Clow cards into Sakura cards several scenes had them float about her without being unsealed, showing that (at least with an active energy source) they're far from being unable to act.

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** There are multiple reasons for this. It is implied that since Clow Reed died the cards run on a stockpile of Clow's magic that is ever dwindling, and being inactive/sealed would naturally conserve energy efficiently. Further, without a master and being unsealed several of the cards went onto cause quite a bit of mayhem on their own accord (Erase, Sand, Freeze, Firey, Watery and Earthy being some big candidates), showing that being sealed is something of a necessity. Finally, when Sakura converted the Clow cards into Sakura cards several scenes had them float about her without being unsealed, showing that (at least with an active energy source) they're far from being unable to act. Finally, there is the practicality on where to store any of the cards if they are not in card form - Sakura may live in a fairly large house, but considering most of the cards take on the form of teen to adult people, if not creatures on the larger side, there is no real space to hide them if they are not sealed, much less call upon them when dealing with other cards.
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** There are multiple reasons for this. It is implied that since Clow Reed died the cards run on a stockpile of Clow's magic that is ever dwindling, and being inactive/sealed would naturally conserve energy efficiently. Further, without a master and being unsealed several of the cards went onto cause quite a bit of mayhem on their own accord (Erase, Sand, Freeze, Firey, Watery and Earthy being some big candidates), showing that being sealed is something of a necessity. Finally, when Sakura converted the Clow cards into Sakura cards several scenes had them float about her without being unsealed, showing that (at least with an active energy source) they're far from being unable to act.
** Further, there is evidence that the sensation is not as bad as an AndIMustScream scenario. In the manga, Windy returned to Sakura on its own accord after the cards were scattered, and a number of other cards did nothing to resist Sakura sealing them either (Flower, Glow, Light and Dark stand out). If being sealed was really such a horrible experience, it is unlikely they would have done so little to resist such a state.
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** Actually, the Clow Cards in the anime are also less detailed than the Clow Cards in the manga, because they use the anime art style and many are simplified, like Illusion and Sand. The Sakura Cards in the manga are as detailed as the Clow Cards.
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* Sakura is said to be or otherwise will grow to be more powerful than Clow ever was. This makes sense when it's revealed that Sakura draws her power from the stars, rather than the sun or moon like other mages. She can access a much greater reservoir of power than other magic users are able to.
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* Sealing the cards appears to put them in a [[AndIMustScream non-conscious mode forever]]. Why would Sakura do that?
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* At first, the Clear Card anime seems to be a case of CanonDiscontinuity, seeing that Eriol's house has been rebuilt despite being replaced by an amusement park and that the anime finale has been remade into "Sakura and the Two Bears". Then, it gets ''[[ContinuitySnarl weird]]'' when the anime starts referencing the play from the second movie, now that it's been retconned. However, as the anime progresses, it becomes clear that [[spoiler:time is being manipulated and this is the reason why]].
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* Syaoran being good, though not flawless in English is TruthInTelevision - He's from Hong Kong, and as a result of being a former British colony, Hongkongers can generally speak English.

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* In Episode 48, Tomoyo, Kero and Yue are trapped in vortices of water, which she defeats with Firey. She does this by evaporating the water. So she heats the water beyond ''boiling point'', and the people in the water are [[FridgeLogic somehow unharmed]]...
** And when she used Firey to melt the snow from the snow card it could have burned the city down. It's magic and it does what it's told.
*** The card that controls fire also can control heat, preventing the steam released from the boiling water from scalding the people trapped within. That's either [[RequiredSecondaryPowers required secondary powers]] or a card that flat out controls heat energy.
* Syaoran has a crush on Yukito, which is explained away by Yue as simply being attracted to the latter's moon energy. OK...but then you remember that ''Kaho'' is also a manipulator/possessor of moon energy, and far from having a crush on ''her'', he's ''terrified'' and suspicious of her.
** The manga actually explains this. While Yue is Clow-based Moon magic, Kaho uses Moon magic from a different source altogether that allows her to often defeat or negate Clow magic (i.e. Maze). Furthermore, her bell was ultimately the key to the undoing of the Clow-associated Yue. As Syaoran was a direct descendant of Clow, it was natural that he would be drawn to dislike someone who uses anti-Clow magic with the ability to (help) defeat a Clow guardian.



* In the dubbed version of the OVA, it's revealed that Clow Reed sealed his ex-girlfriend in an alternate dimension as a punishment...and left her there, where she died. (She had no food, or anything, except water.) It's not known when or even ''if'' he ever intended to let her out.

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* In the dubbed version of the OVA, it's revealed that Clow Reed sealed his ex-girlfriend in an alternate dimension as a punishment...and left her there, where she died. (She had no food, or anything, except water.) It's not known when or even ''if'' he ever intended to let her out.out.

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* In Episode 48, Tomoyo, Kero and Yue are trapped in vortices of water, which she defeats with Firey. She does this by evaporating the water. So she heats the water beyond ''boiling point'', and the people in the water are [[FridgeLogic somehow unharmed]]...
** And when she used Firey to melt the snow from the snow card it could have burned the city down. It's magic and it does what it's told.
*** The card that controls fire also can control heat, preventing the steam released from the boiling water from scalding the people trapped within. That's either [[RequiredSecondaryPowers required secondary powers]] or a card that flat out controls heat energy.
* Syaoran has a crush on Yukito, which is explained away by Yue as simply being attracted to the latter's moon energy. OK...but then you remember that ''Kaho'' is also a manipulator/possessor of moon energy, and far from having a crush on ''her'', he's ''terrified'' and suspicious of her.
** The manga actually explains this. While Yue is Clow-based Moon magic, Kaho uses Moon magic from a different source altogether that allows her to often defeat or negate Clow magic (i.e. Maze). Furthermore, her bell was ultimately the key to the undoing of the Clow-associated Yue. As Syaoran was a direct descendant of Clow, it was natural that he would be drawn to dislike someone who uses anti-Clow magic with the ability to (help) defeat a Clow guardian.
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* Yukito was able to save people from the Watery card easily, despite being in a powerless form at the time... because it is under Yue’s jurisdiction. The card knew this, and wouldn’t dare harm him.
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** The manga actually explains this. While Yue is Clow-based Moon magic, Kaho uses Moon magic from a different source altogether that allows her to often defeat or negate Clow magic (i.e. Maze). Furthermore, her bell was ultimately the key to the undoing of the Clow-associated Yue. As Syaoran was a direct descendant of Clow, it was natural that he would be drawn to dislike someone who uses anti-Clow magic with the ability to (help) defeat a Clow guardian.
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* Syaoran has a crush on Yukito, which is explained away by Yue as simply being attracted to the latter's moon energy. OK...but then you remember that ''Kaho'' is also a manipulator/possessor of moon energy, and far from having a crush on ''her'', he's ''terrified'' and suspicious of her.
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* In the anime, when Keroberos and Yue are stuck in their true forms, Yue cleans the room of all the flour that got spilled thanks to Keroberos off screen. Which sounds almost strange. His magic can do that? And then it hits; yes he can, he has all the powers associates with the Cards under him and one of the Cards under him? '''Bubbles'''!

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