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dandelion-stuff-and-fluff

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CLAMP girlie doodles~

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"come in, this is a wish-fulfillment shop. so, what is your wish?"

xxxHOLiC (2022), dir. Mika Ninagawa

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Full Moon Double Trouble...

With Simon and Kotoko!

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Mokona as the girl with the pearl earring!

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Magic Knight Rayearth (2026) TV anime - Main PV

The new TV anime adaptation of CLAMP's Magic Knight Rayearth manga will premiere on October 7, 2026.

Key visual

Cast additions

Saori Hayami as Emeraude

Yūki Ono as Zagato

Mika Kikuchi as Mokona

Yūki Kaji as Clef

Emiri Katō as Presea

Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Ferio

Previously announced cast members

Ayane Sakura as Hikaru Shidō

Rumi Ōkubo as Umi Ryūzaki

Rie Takahashi as Fū Hōōji

Staff

Original Creator: CLAMP

Director: Yui Miura

Series Composition: Shigeru Murakoshi

Character Design: Satomi Watanabe

Music: Yuki Kajiura, Takumi Ozawa, Shiho Terada

Planning & Production: UNLIMITED PRODUCE by TMS

Animation Production: E&H Production

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B2 sized promotional poster for the PlayStation game "Tetris with Cardcaptor Sakura Eternal Heart", Arika, August 2000

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♡♢ Sakura Card Captor ♡♢

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Rare CLAMP Anime X²: Double X Finally Gets Global Digital Release on Crunchyroll

X²: Double X OVA Receives First-Ever Digital Release on Crunchyroll, Yoshiki Reflects on Its Lasting Impact Anime fans can now experience a rare piece of CLAMP history more easily than ever before. The long-elusive X²: Double X OVA has officially made its first-ever digital debut on Crunchyroll, marking a significant milestone for one of the franchise’s most obscure animated productions. Originally released in 1993, X²: Double X is a short animated music video tied to CLAMP’s iconic X franchise. Produced by Madhouse, the project served as a prelude to the theatrical X film and featured music connected to legendary rock band X Japan. Despite its historical importance, the OVA had never previously been made available through a major digital streaming platform. The digital release arrives alongside comments from Yoshiki, the renowned composer, drummer, and co-founder of X Japan, who spoke with Anime News Network about the project’s significance. Yoshiki reflected on the unique collaboration between the worlds of anime and music, highlighting how X²: Double X represented a creative intersection that helped leave a lasting impression on fans during the early 1990s. The OVA itself runs for just under three minutes and is notable for being the only fully animated segment among a collection of music videos released in conjunction with the franchise. The short introduces key characters and story elements from CLAMP’s X manga, effectively serving as an animated teaser for events that would later be explored in greater detail. For longtime followers of CLAMP, the arrival of X²: Double X on Crunchyroll represents more than just another catalog addition. The release preserves a piece of anime history that had remained difficult to access outside of physical media and archival fan communities for decades. As streaming services continue to expand their libraries with classic and previously unavailable titles, the debut of X²: Double X highlights growing efforts to preserve and celebrate influential works from anime’s past. For fans of CLAMP, X Japan, and anime history alike, the OVA’s digital arrival offers a rare opportunity to revisit a unique collaboration that helped shape the cultural legacy of both franchises.