So, I hear that NIS America released Cardcaptor Sakura on Blu-ray just the other day. From my understanding, the said it would include English voiceovers, so naturally that got me very intrigued.

The problem is this: No matter where I look, it seems that no one in the world who owns the new set is talking about this dub, and the only review to actually mention it () merely says that it's included as an 'extra goodie'. Is it the Nelvanna dub? The Animax dub? A new dub by Bang Zoom or the aforementioned dub? Are there any VA names to be confirmed? What is up with this dub?! So, I hear that NIS America released Cardcaptor Sakura on Blu-ray just the other day.

Bauman Postmodern Ethics Pdf Free. From my understanding, the said it would include English voiceovers, so naturally that got me very intrigued. The problem is this: No matter where I look, it seems that no one in the world who owns the new set is talking about this dub, and the only review to actually mention it () merely says that it's included as an 'extra goodie'. Is it the Nelvanna dub? The Animax dub? A new dub by Bang Zoom or the aforementioned dub?

Anime name Cardcaptor Sakura Year of Release 1998-2000 Status COMPLETED Synopsis One day, Kinomoto Sakura, a 4th grader stumbles upon the mysterious book of Clow. Upon opening it and reading the name of The Windy aloud, Sakura scatters the cards to the winds. Sakura is elected and appointed by Keroberos, Guardian of the Cards to capture the remaining cards.

Are there any VA names to be confirmed? What is up with this dub?! That doesn't really help. It's just a link to a Google search result page.

Even the ANN site doesn't list the English actors. I would also like to know.

Everything old is new again – Sailor Moon is back, Devilman is returning And Cardcaptor Sakura is coming back, too! The new Clear Card saga starts in January, following Sakura Kinomoto as she enters junior high. And will be releasing a dub. With the show’s awkward localization history, could this be a chance at Western redemption? The Story Until Now Cardcaptor Sakura was one of a few shows that well didn’t fare well on Western release.

Even with the success of Sailor Moon, action anime was still considered very much a boys’ club. And with snips happening here and there to cut out non “child-friendly” plot points, more was bound to go. The end result was that Cardcaptor Sakura fans were very confused when they tuned in to Cardcaptors. Nelvana’s dub as shown in North America plunged viewers in a few episodes after the beginning, altering the show’s focus. Li Showron’s entrance became the first episode, for one thing. For another, capturing the Clow Cards became the focus of the series. (We have Yu-Gi-Oh, or at least its Western popularity, to thank for that.) Listing off all the changes in the dub would take too long.