The Cardcaptor Sakura manga series by CLAMP begins serialization in Nakayoshi magazine.
The Cardcaptor Sakura anime adaptation premieres in Japan, bringing the manga's story to a wider audience through animation.
The first Cardcaptor Sakura movie is released in theaters in Japan.
The second Cardcaptor Sakura movie, concluding the anime storyline, is released in Japan.
The original Cardcaptor Sakura manga series ends its run in Nakayoshi magazine.
Cardcaptor Sakura manga and anime are licensed internationally, gaining a global fanbase. Various re-releases and DVDs become available outside Japan.
CLAMP launches the sequel manga series 'Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Arc,' continuing Sakura's story with new adventures.
An anime adaptation of the 'Clear Card Arc' manga starts airing in Japan, reviving interest in the franchise.
Sakura Kinomoto discovers the Clow Cards after accidentally releasing them from the Clow Book.
Sakura begins her quest to capture the scattered Clow Cards with the help of Keroberos.
Sakura captures her first Clow Card, The Windy, marking the start of her responsibilities as a Cardcaptor.
Syaoran Li arrives from Hong Kong, initially as a rival but later as an ally and friend in Cardcaptor duties.
Sakura faces and captures two powerful elemental cards, showing her growing skill and resolve.
Sakura balances normal school life with her magical responsibilities during a school festival.
Sakura captures and seals all the Clow Cards, completing her primary mission as a Cardcaptor.
The Clow Cards transform into Sakura Cards, reflecting Sakura's ownership and power over them.
A new set of magical cards called Dream Cards appear, posing a different challenge for Sakura.
Sakura masters new magic, strengthens relationships, and matures as a cardcaptor and person.
