History Manga / CardcaptorSakuraClearCard

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: The world is restored to normal thanks to Sakura, she regains the Sakura Cards (which are now Clear Cards) and the clans that were abusing both Yuna and Akiho have lost all memory of them due to Sakura using the Blank Card, ensuring that they won't hurt the two ever again. However, Yuna is still suffering from the effects of the spell so he and Akiho decide to leave to search for a cure and to find the disappeared Alice in Clockland and Momo, with the Kinomotos promising Akiho that she will always have a place with them. But more alarmingly, it's hinted that Yuna's use of forbidden magic to rewrite the world has caused the time-space continuum to start collapsing, which would further contribute to the events of ''Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle'' occuring.]]

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: The world is restored to normal thanks to Sakura, she regains the Sakura Cards (which are now Clear Cards) and the clans that were abusing both Yuna and Akiho have lost all memory of them due to Sakura using the Blank Card, ensuring that they won't hurt the two ever again. However, Yuna is still suffering from the effects of the spell so he and Akiho decide to leave to search for a cure and to find the disappeared Alice in Clockland and Momo, with the Kinomotos promising Akiho that she will always have a place with them. But more alarmingly, it's hinted that Yuna's use of forbidden magic to rewrite the world has caused the time-space continuum to start collapsing, which would lead to the events of ''Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle'' occuring.]]

* AdaptationDistillation: Aside from the additional material, many anime scenes/stories themselves are significantly different from the manga in some way (for example, Sakura captures Labyrinth when out in town with Yukito/Yue in the manga but captures it outside her house at the same time as Snooze in the anime), similar to the original series. Notably, in the last episode [[spoiler: the cloaked figure is shown to be Akiho]], while in the manga [[spoiler: the cloaked figure, at least initially in Sakura's dreams/visions, appears to be Syaoran, and Sakura only later deduces that it seems Akiho in some form]].

* DemotedToExtra: Kerberos, Syaoran, and Yue don't have as much relevance to the plot action-wise as before, which is mostly justified as neither can sense magic from the new cards and so can't be of much help this time. Kerberos tries to remain a typical mentor he's always been but is otherwise the butt of jokes most of the time, Yue (as Yukito) is busy, and Syaoran initially isn't around to help Sakura all that often. Kerberos and Yue do still try to consult with Sakura and with each other whenever possible, and Syaoran is also seen doing a lot of sneaking around especially with Eriol.

''Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card'' is a sequel manga to ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura'', which is written and illustrated by Creator/{{CLAMP}} and began serialization in ''Magazine/{{Nakayoshi}}'' in 2016 to 2023. The final volume is set to be released in April 2024.

''Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card'' is a sequel manga to ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura'', which is written and illustrated by Creator/{{CLAMP}} and began serialization in ''Magazine/{{Nakayoshi}}'' in 2016. The final volume is set to be released in April 2024.

''Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card'' is a sequel manga to ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura'', which is written and illustrated by Creator/{{CLAMP}} and began serialization in ''Magazine/{{Nakayoshi}}'' in 2016.

* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Syaoran manages to communicate with two English-speaking tourists in episode 9 rather well. In the English dub, [[KeepItForeign it's changed to French]].

It takes up the story right after the end of the original series. Sakura is now in middle school, and has reunited with her boyfriend Syaoran after his return from Hong Kong. All seems to be going well for her, but she still has [[DreamingOfThingsToCome strange dreams]] involving a mysterious robed figure. One night, she dreams of clear cards shattering before her, and later finds that the Sakura Cards (formerly the Clow Cards) have become completely powerless. Later, she recieves a new key, and with her new Dream Staff, she sets out to secure the cards once more.

A 22-episode anime adaptation was released in January 6, 2018, with the original staff and cast returning. An [=OVA=] which is a prologue for the 2018 TV series was released on September 17, 2017. Creator/{{Funimation}} has acquired the home video and streaming rights for ''Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card'', and released English Simuldub as well.

* ArtEvolution: This being the 20th-anniversary series, it makes sense that the art has changed. Notably, older characters have rounder faces than the more angled ones they had in the original.

''Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card'' is a sequel manga started in June 2016, and it takes up the story right after the end of the original ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura'' series. Sakura had been DreamingOfThingsToCome involving a mysterious robed figure. One night, she dreamed of clear cards shattering before her, finding her card collection has turned blank and powerless. Another night, she was given a new key. With her new Dream Staff, she sets out to secure the cards once more. A new 22-episode anime series based on the sequel was released in January 6, 2018, with the original staff and cast returning. An [=OVA=] which is a prologue for the 2018 TV series was released on September 17, 2017. Creator/{{Funimation}} has acquired the home video and streaming rights for ''Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card'', and released English Simuldub as well.

* AdaptationDistillation: Aside from the additional material, many anime scenes/stories themselves are significantly different from the manga (for example, Sakura captures Labyrinth when out in town with Yukito/Yue in the manga but captures it outside her house at the same time as Snooze in the anime), similar to the original series. Notably, in the last episode [[spoiler: the cloaked figure is shown to be Akiho]], while in the manga [[spoiler: the cloaked figure, at least in Sakura's dream, is shown to be Syaoran]].

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* KinderAndCleaner (a Meta example for Funimation's dubs, crossing over with LighterAndSofter): Compared to many of Funimation's English Dubs (while faithful at the same time), it's this. The foul-mouthed ness along with the brual-ness and such, are very tame, even by their SugarWiki/{{SuperlativeDubbing}} standards.

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* GeckoEnding: The anime finishes in 22 episodes and so far, it only adapts roughly to Chapter 24, the one chapter in the manga when a lot of plot twists are shown [[spoiler:(Syaoran having ownership of the Sakura cards and Syaoran being revealed as the cloaked figure in Sakura's dream)]]. The anime leaves out the first twist and changes the second twist to avoid a cliffhanger finish, and doesn't get to investigate plot points either. Instead, the last episode ends with [[spoiler: Kaito reversing time so Sakura and Akiho's battle never happened while noting he still needs more cards]], leaving a SequelHook.

* Chapter 64: Sakura and Akiho disappear during the play, Touya's new power is revealed to be [[spoiler: stopping time, which Yukito can buff using his new powers]], and [[spoiler: Touya tells Kero to drop the plush toy act]].