It’s no wonder that the main characters were eventually recreated as the protagonists of their mega-crossover series Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle and now, 20 years after the original manga’s debut, a new arc has been released from the creators themselves, with an anime adaptation due in early 2018. Due to its lovable characters, gorgeous art and the pure, innocent and magical atmosphere of the series, it remains one of the best the mangaka powerhouse has ever done. However, it still remains one of CLAMP’s most beloved titles and a staple of the genre. It was not CLAMP’s first attempt at a magical girl story ( Magic Knight Rayearth has that honour) or one of their earliest works (it’s actually it’s 13th if you include both seasons of Rayearth and their romance compilation The One I Love). Cardcaptor Sakura is one of CLAMP’s most famous manga originally published back in 1996.
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