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| - In the manga, there are only 19 named cards while the anime has 53 (52 from the main series and one from the 2nd Movie, The Sealed Card). The Cards were created by and named after Clow Reed, a half-English, half-Chinese sorcerer. After Clow passed away, the Book of Clow was sealed away with the Book's beast guardian, Cerberus, only to be released when a new "chosen one" appeared. The Cards represent a variety of concepts and natural forces deriving from the combination of Eastern and Western magic. Each of the Cards also has its own personality, ranging from good-natured to passive to aggressive, as well as powers based off of an elemental force of a specific task. When acting on their own, they will usually take the form depicted on the card face. The first 52 cards fall under either the
- The Cards were created by the half-English, half-Chinese sorcerer named Clow Reed. They are the result of the combination of Eastern and Western magics and formed the basis for a new kind of magic unlike any other seen so far. To contain the incredible power of the cards, after his death Clow had the cards sealed in the Clow Book, only to be released when the "chosen one" appears.
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| - In the manga, there are only 19 named cards while the anime has 53 (52 from the main series and one from the 2nd Movie, The Sealed Card). The Cards were created by and named after Clow Reed, a half-English, half-Chinese sorcerer. After Clow passed away, the Book of Clow was sealed away with the Book's beast guardian, Cerberus, only to be released when a new "chosen one" appeared. The Cards represent a variety of concepts and natural forces deriving from the combination of Eastern and Western magic. Each of the Cards also has its own personality, ranging from good-natured to passive to aggressive, as well as powers based off of an elemental force of a specific task. When acting on their own, they will usually take the form depicted on the card face. The first 52 cards fall under either the Sun or Moon, corresponding with the Book's two guardians, Cerberus and Yue. The original 19 cards from the manga were The Light, The Dark, The Watery, The Firey, The Earthy, The Windy, The Fly, The Wood, The Flower, The Shadow, The Erase, The Mirror, The Maze, The Thunder, The Glow, The Sword, The Shield, The Jump, and The Illusion. Most of these cards also gained a different appearance when they were changed in to Sakura Cards (Star Cards in the English dub). Two such are The Sword and The Shield, which gained completely different appearances, while most cards only turn pink and gain a star somewhere.
- The Cards were created by the half-English, half-Chinese sorcerer named Clow Reed. They are the result of the combination of Eastern and Western magics and formed the basis for a new kind of magic unlike any other seen so far. To contain the incredible power of the cards, after his death Clow had the cards sealed in the Clow Book, only to be released when the "chosen one" appears. The cards represent a combination of Eastern and Western magic centered on the concepts of natural forces and elements. The original Clow Cards fall under a specific sign, sun or moon, corresponding to the guardians Keroberos and Yue. The cards can only be controlled under your command if you become its owner. In order for it to be yours, you must sign your name, otherwise they can run loose again. The card will go to whoever binds its power, meaning the one who defeated it. In the manga series, there are nineteen cards specifically named, while the anime series has fifty-three (fifty-two in the series proper, the last from the second movie). The nineteen cards in the manga are The Light, The Dark, The Windy, The Earthy, The Firey, The Wood, The Watery, The Flower, The Fly, The Jump, The Erase, The Mirror, The Maze, The Illusion, The Sword, The Shield, The Shadow, The Thunder, and The Glow. These cards also gain slightly different appearances in the manga when transformed into Sakura Cards (Star Cards in the English dub). Changes mainly include the addition of a star however The Sword and The Shield cards gain completely different appearances.
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