Warning: The following review has full spoilers for the episode.
One of the many things that made Cardcaptor Sakura unique is that it didn’t have a true antagonist; the two people positioned as enemies were only there to help Sakura grow her magical power. Interestingly, Sakura’s dreams in Clear Card feature someone that actually seems like a villain, rather than someone trying to help her out. Though this week featured another charming look at Sakura’s middle school experience, Episode 2’s structure slows down the momentum built by the premiere.
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One of the many things that made Cardcaptor Sakura unique is that it didn’t have a true antagonist; the two people positioned as enemies were only there to help Sakura grow her magical power. Interestingly, Sakura’s dreams in Clear Card feature someone that actually seems like a villain, rather than someone trying to help her out. Though this week featured another charming look at Sakura’s middle school experience, Episode 2’s structure slows down the momentum built by the premiere.
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