Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card - DVD

All the Clow Cards have been captured and transformed into Sakura Cards. The Tomoeda Town Festival is underway, and Syaoran has returned from Hong Kong — he has something important he wants to say to Sakura, but every time he tries to say it, something interrupts. That something is a new card, the Nothing, which is draining and destroying all of Sakura's existing cards one by one. The Nothing is the most powerful card of all — the absence at the center of the deck — and stopping it will cost Sakura something she cannot get back. How she chooses to pay that price, and what Syaoran finally manages to say, brings the entire Cardcaptor Sakura story to its conclusion.

Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card is the second and final Cardcaptor Sakura theatrical film — a direct sequel to the TV series' finale that provides a definitive ending for Sakura and Syaoran's relationship. Directed by Morio Asaka, written by Nanase Ohkawa of CLAMP, produced by Madhouse and Bandai Visual, and scored by Takayuki Negishi. 

 Pioneer Entertainment released the film in North America on November 18, 2003 with an all-new English dub produced by Bang Zoom! Entertainment in Los Angeles — a completely separate production from Nelvana's Cardcaptors dub — featuring original character names throughout and a new cast. Discotek Media later released a remastered subtitle-only DVD and Blu-ray on September 30, 2014.

Notable Staff & Voice Talent

Director (main film): Morio Asaka (Cardcaptor Sakura TV, Chobits)
Director (Leave it to Kero! short): Masayuki Kojima (Monster, Black Bullet, Chaos;Child)
Screenplay: Nanase Ohkawa (CLAMP — Cardcaptor Sakura, RG Veda, Magic Knight Rayearth, Angelic Layer, Chobits)
Studio: Madhouse (Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, Metropolis, Chobits, Claymore, Kaiba, Paprika, Elfen Lied)
Music: Takayuki Negishi (Ghost Talker's Daydream, Tenchi Movie 2: Daughter of Darkness, Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 1)
Theme Song: "Clear" by Rika Matsumoto (Pokémon — Ash/Satoshi, Sol Bianca: The Legacy, FAKE, Shamanic Princess)

Japanese Cast:
- Sakura Tange as Sakura Kinomoto 
- Junko Iwao as Tomoyo Daidoji
- Aya Hisakawa as Kero-chan / Cerberus 
- Akira Ishida as Yukito Tsukishiro / Yue
- Tohru Furuya as Touya Kinomoto 
- Megumi Ogata as Syaoran Li

English Dub Cast (Bang Zoom! Entertainment — Los Angeles, ADR Director: Lex Lang):
- Kari Wahlgren as Sakura Kinomoto (FLCL — Haruko)
- Stephanie Sheh as Tomoyo Daidoji 
- Dave Wittenberg as Syaoran Li 
- Wendee Lee as Kero-chan
- Steve Blum as Yukito / Yue
- Lex Lang as Eriol Hiiragizawa 

DVD Features (Pioneer Entertainment, November 18, 2003)

- Main Feature: Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card (~80 min)
- Bonus Short: Leave it to Kero! / Kero-chan ni Omakase! (~10 min, directed by Masayuki Kojima)
- Bang Zoom! English Dub with Original Character Names (completely separate from Nelvana Cardcaptors dub)
- Japanese Audio + English Subtitles
- Pioneer Entertainment Previews

Spoken Languages: English (Bang Zoom! dub, original names) & Japanese Audio, English Subtitles

Edition Details

Japanese Title: 劇場版 カードキャプターさくら 封印されたカード (Gekijōban Kādokyaputā Sakura: Fūin Sareta Kādo)
Runtime: ~80 Minutes (main film) + ~10 Minutes (Leave it to Kero! short) = ~90 Minutes Total
Director: Morio Asaka (main film) / Masayuki Kojima (Leave it to Kero! short)
DVD Release Year: 2003 (U.S. Release, November 18 — Pioneer Entertainment); Discotek Media remastered DVD + Blu-ray September 30, 2014
Original Release Date (Japan): July 15, 2000
Publisher: Pioneer Entertainment (original); Discotek Media (current license holder)
Rating: G
Region: Region 1 (U.S. / Canada)
Genre: Fantasy, Adventure, Magical Girl, Romance
Themes: The Nothing Card, Sakura and Syaoran's Conclusion, CLAMP Series Finale, Bang Zoom! Restoration Dub, Leave it to Kero! Short Included

Media assumed VG+ unless otherwise noted.