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Cardcaptor Sakura 3: Friends Forever [Import]

Rated: Unrated Format: VHS Tape
4.9 out of 5 stars 25 ratings
$31.99
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March 13 2001 		— —
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Format NTSC, Import, Subtitled
Language English, Japanese
Manufacturer Geneon [Pioneer]
UPC 013023143838
Global Trade Identification Number 00013023143838

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Sakura, lead with your heart! The Sword card takes control of Sakura's friend and attacks! Still, Sakura is able to use her head and her heart to save everyone. Next, Sakura discovers her mother was best friends with Tomoyo's mom, and learns important lessons about friendship. However, none of these lessons prepares Sakura or Li for the challenge of the Time card. How can you battle something that can turn back time? Card Captor Sakura Vol. 3 - Friends Forever (Episodes 9, 10, 11 & 12) Collectable postcard inside! (While supplies last.) Unedited, Japanese language release of Cardcaptors (as seen on the Kids WB). Contains episodes exclusive to the Home Video Market!

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  • Language ‏ : ‎ English, Japanese
  • Parcel Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 18.6 x 10.64 x 2.85 cm; 173.88 g
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC, Import, Subtitled
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ March 13 2001
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Geneon [Pioneer]
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000059LHH
  • Customer Reviews:
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  • "baka_shoujo"
    5.0 out of 5 stars Some people.......
    Reviewed in Canada on September 3, 2001
    Now for those who want to see a review; skip this part and go right to the last paragraph. I need to vent a little. I don't really care what the guidelines say. I understand about not trying to disagree with someone else's opinion, which I did not, but other than that, there's no reason why we shouldn't be about to say something about other reviews. :p
    First of all, I wanted to respond to this "viewer" from tx...I know it's just better to ignore such unintelligent blather, but he/she has DEGRADED this archive with his so-called "review." Not only has he/she brought down the overall score of what is considered by nearly all who watch it to be a wonderful anime, but also, as can be seen by his/her "review," has done so without even actually SEEING it, and therefore DISCARDED his/her right to pass judgement upon it! What's next, are you going to go and review a movie based strictly on what nationality the star of the movie is? I mean, I really WOULD understand if you had seen the show in this form to begin with and just didn't like the fact that they are speaking Japanese......almost. You see, they DO have a dubbed version of this anime(I'm sure you knew this), so what exactly is the point of coming in here and disgracing us with your inane whining of this particular title's not being in English? For crying out loud, go watch your precious dub and let us, people who are fans of the ORIGINAL, SUPERIOR show(I guarantee you'd agree if you actually had the willpower to "brave" such an intrepid undertaking as watching the show in Japanese with subtitles), have our peace.
    Gomen nasai(I'm very sorry). I really dislike it when people try to make heard an opinion of theirs that doesn't even exist. People review what they have seen, not what they THINK will be bad. That's how reviews work, so if you're going to write them, do it by good merit. For those of you who know exactly what I'm talking about, again, gomen ne for having to put up with this. That is all.
    This is a great story, with great(and kawaii^^) characters, great(and kawaii! ^_^) music, and great(and kawaii of course!) just about about everything else! It would be a real shame for you to miss this stuff, so hear my opinion and don't! For those of you who have never seen anime in Japanese with subtitles, this would be a terrific place to start. And if you're a big anime vet, you won't be disappointed, especially if you like an anime that focuses a bit more on the characters than the plot. Ep. 9-12 are some of the best out of the 6 volumes that have been announced so far, so make this one high on your priorities list.
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  • "sylk"
    5.0 out of 5 stars Sweet? You betcha!
    Reviewed in Canada on September 17, 2002
    Just like the two DVDs before it, FRIENDS FOREVER is a wonderful set of episodes. Sakura is just as adorable as ever and we start to see even more of the relationships - Li, for example, along with his interactions with everyone else. After all, he didn't join us until the last episode of the second DVD.

    On this DVD, Sakura is faced with challenges such as saving the life of her friend while trying to capture the card controlling her and battling a card that turns back time! There are also two adorably sweet episodes that address the relationship between Tomoyo's mother and Sakura's mother and Sakura gets to learn more about the mother she never knew. No shortage of moments to 'Awww' over on this DVD!

    Also, as a nifty bonus, there's an art gallery in the extras. Included are about 25 pictures of Sakura and her friends - concept drawings showing different poses and facial expressions, along with the occasional battle costume. It's not a whole lot but it's cute to flip through once or twice. Like the rest of my Sakura DVDs though, I buy for the show, not the extras.

    I was just as thrilled to see this one as I was the previous two - Sakura is still just as darling as ever. The artwork is gorgeous, the voice acting wonderful, and you'll find yourself laughing and smiling in no time.
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  • Brine
    5.0 out of 5 stars DIGITAL PERFECTION
    Reviewed in Canada on February 12, 2002
    I LOVE CARD CAPTOR SAKURA!! And the main reason why you will too, is if you perfer Digital Quality imagery and Sound. The Japanese Audio and visuals remain 100% intact from frame to frame. Unlike the older Anime Series Restored to "DVD Digital Quality" there is no Reverb in audio, and no breaking point where there is Static (you can really Crank this sucker)... Also the visual is 100% Digital no fuzzy static intermittant frames (Watch an older DVD in Frame by Frame animation for about 12 frames and you will see it, but not in this one)...
    Now in This Set of four Episodes they Really Catch you with UNIQUE Plot twists and Character Developement, and its so rich, hilarious, and fresh you will love it!! I Reccommend you watch the 1st two discs 1st. Don't Watch this one 1st because of the WAY "Kawaii Desiiyou Battle no custume"... Oh and the DVD Extras Show Some Really Great Character Sketches Perfect for us anime artists to Start Practicing on...
    Anything i left out besides Detailed Descriptions of Episodes (Sorry i don't like to give that stuff away)...ah yes! Kero is Extremely Funny in one of the Kero-Chan Checks. So check it out!
    --Choto Matte yo! I almost forgot, the Japanese is VERY Clearly Spoken (thank you digital) so you can practice your japanese or at least learn the catch Phrases! ounana
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  • The Grey Piper
    5.0 out of 5 stars Sweet and touching
    Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2013
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    The grand original! Sweet and compelling, this is the saga of a little girl who finds herself enmeshed in a magical world of cards! Magical cards which have escaped their bonds, and now flash about in many different guises, wreaking havoc. Young Sakura must re-capture the entire deck, using the powers of the cards she already has: with a little help from her magical sidekick, Kero-chan. His name is a bit of a joke; it's really Cerberus ("Keroberos"), but Sakura calls him by an affectionate diminuative construction of it.

    The Americanized version,released as "Cardcaptors," was heavily edited and even had dialogue re-written to make it more of a boy/girl show instead of primarily a "Magical Girl" series, even "dumbed it down" a bit in some ways. Appropriate for any age, the stories are easy to follow but tense and dramatic. Parents, you can enjoy watching them with the kids! In fact, I'd already been an anime fan when my kids got me into this! The stories and characters really drive this series, and put it several cuts above the average "monster of the week" anime in the Pokemon model.

    The only thing I could list as a possible downside are the obligatory "transformation" scenes which turn little Sakura-chan into Cardcaptor Sakura. You do get them every episode, occasionally twice, if I recall. But this is standard for the genre and I think an "anchor point," especially for the younger viewers. I don't mind it, but other older viewers might find it tedious, especially if you are watching a few eps at a time, and not just once a week, as originally intended.

    Just a cautionary word -- Japanese culture has its own set of mores and taboos, as does the Western world. Sometimes the characters seem to express affection for each other in a way that Western ears might find suggestive. Remember, the main cast are only ten years old! For example, Sakura's friend Tomoyo who videotapes her adventures seems to have quite a crush on Sakura, although Sakura herself seems rather puzzled by this,and Syaoran Li, Sakura's classmate and rival Cardcaptor, seems to have a crush on the same teenage boy Sakura does! Not too much should be inferred though, as this in part reflects another convention of anime, showing that a character (the older boy) who seems to be secondary is actually much more important than he seems at first. There is no suggestive activity at all, just the occasional expressions of fondness. This is further complicated by the fact the Japanese word "suki" (pr. "skee") can be translated as either "like" or "love," depending on the context or even on the translator. In any case, I doubt it anything startling enough that a younger viewer would even pick up on it, but if it is a concern, watch through the eps first and decide what bits (if any) you need to FF through! I'll say this, I AM a particular parent regarding this kind of thing, and I have NO problem with this series. It never even occured to me until I saw remarks about it elsewhere, and I was like, "Surely you can't be serious!"

    But bottom line -- this is a terrific series, full of heart, one of anime's real landmarks. It's a cliche`, but this really S a "must-see."
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  • Brine
    5.0 out of 5 stars DIGITAL PERFECTION
    Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2002
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    I LOVE CARD CAPTOR SAKURA!! And the main reason why you will too, is if you perfer Digital Quality imagery and Sound. The Japanese Audio and visuals remain 100% intact from frame to frame. Unlike the older Anime Series Restored to "DVD Digital Quality" there is no Reverb in audio, and no breaking point where there is Static (you can really Crank this sucker)... Also the visual is 100% Digital no fuzzy static intermittant frames (Watch an older DVD in Frame by Frame animation for about 12 frames and you will see it, but not in this one)...
    Now in This Set of four Episodes they Really Catch you with UNIQUE Plot twists and Character Developement, and its so rich, hilarious, and fresh you will love it!! I Reccommend you watch the 1st two discs 1st. Don't Watch this one 1st because of the WAY "Kawaii Desiiyou Battle no custume"... Oh and the DVD Extras Show Some Really Great Character Sketches Perfect for us anime artists to Start Practicing on...
    Anything i left out besides Detailed Descriptions of Episodes (Sorry i don't like to give that stuff away)...ah yes! Kero is Extremely Funny in one of the Kero-Chan Checks. So check it out!
    --Choto Matte yo! I almost forgot, the Japanese is VERY Clearly Spoken (thank you digital) so you can practice your japanese or at least learn the catch Phrases! ounana
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  • Gwenn Cosmis
    5.0 out of 5 stars A collection of great episodes.
    Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2004
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    Sakura and the mysterious brooch
    Sakura, Tomoyo, and Rika go to a shop where they sell pins and they each buy one. Rika's pin takes control of her, and it turns out that the pin is really the Sword card.
    Sakura and the sports day of flowers
    The Tomeada Elementary school has a field day, but the field gets covered in flowers thanks to the Flower card!!
    Sakura, Tomoyo, and a manion
    Sakura finds out that Tomoyo has a box which has her and her mother's precious things. But the Shield card is preventing them from opening it.
    Sakura's neverending day
    Sakura goes to school one normal day, but the next day, she repeats it. Only she and Sharon are aware of it. It's all thanks to the Time card.
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  • MiniEllis*
    4.0 out of 5 stars Cardcaptor Sakura Vol 3 (a must see)!
    Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2002
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    This DVD & VHS has two of the eps. that were dubbed & two that weren't. It really tells more on Sakura & Tomoyo's mothers so it's a All time fan fave!
    This Dvd & Vhs starts at episode nine:
    Sakura, Tomoyo, & Rika go shopping & find some rather cute Things, You probably seen the stupid dubbed version of this one. The dubbed didn't get most of it right but overal it has the same story. *SWORD CAPTURE*
    Next, Episode 10:
    WIN! WIN! WIN! Why am I cheering? It's the sports day at Sakura's school!! But Wait... Where are these flower petals coming from?? HOOOOOOOOEEEEEEEEEE!!! Tomoyo's mom knows Sakura's dad! She doesn't seem to be happy. Well, can't tell ya more (I have a thing for tryin' not to ruin it. *FLOWER CAPTURE*
    3rd is ep 11:
    WAI! Sakura's visiting Tomoyo's. HOOOEE! Her house is huge.This ep., Focuses on the mothers of Sakura & Tomoyo (Great for dubbies wondering what happened to 'em). Tomoyo has a box with a special tresure of her's inside, but why is they key flying outa the keyhole?? *SHEILD CAPTURE*
    Last but not least, ep. 12:
    Practice makes perfect Sakura. And if they Time card keeps repeating the day you'll have too much practice!! HOOOOOOOOEEEEEEEEE!! Hurry & capture that card!! *TIME CAPTURE*
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  • Chode Meister
    5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful VHS tape!
    Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2021
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    It was in great condition! Very happy to have one of my favorite anime on VHS.
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