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I'm thinking of reading/watching cardcaptor Sakura, but do you think i should read the manga or watch the anime first? which is better?

Both the anime and the manga has its pluses. Personally, I like both equally, and there are aspects of some I prefer over the other. I love the anime, because it really rounds out the characters and there are so many interesting cards and the timescale feels much more realistic than it is in the manga. An anime only character is the best anime only character I have ever encountered: I love her to bits. The manga though, is much more beautiful in terms of art style and quality; certain key plot points were dropped in the anime which I usually tell myself exist, so I love the manga more, there.The downside of reading the manga then watching the anime is that it feels very filler-esque. The downside of doing it the other way round, of watching the anime first, will probably make it feel very empty in comparison, so as I said, both pluses and negatives.Getting to the point, though! Personally I'd read the manga first, then move onto the anime and it's two films. It's a much fuller experience that way, especially if you go in with an open mind over the fact it's not going to be identical. Adopting both canons together is my favourite way to go about things, I suppose.

Hope this helps! :) Have fun reading/watching.

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