Syaoran Li: Difference Between Manga And Anime

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Syaoran Li

Syaoran Li ( リ・シャオラン Ri Shaoran) is a fictional character from CLAMP's anime and manga series Cardcaptor Sakura. At the start of the series, Syaoran appears as an antagonist. Being a descendant of Clow Reed, he believes that he should be the one to inherit the magical Clow cards than Sakura. He often criticizes her for her flaws but as the story progresses, he becomes Sakura's reliable ally and friend despite their differences.

Sakura Kinomoto

Sakura Kinomoto (木之本 さくら, Kinomoto Sakura) is a fictional character, the heroine and main protagonist of CLAMP's anime and manga series Cardcaptor Sakura. After accidentally releasing the Clow Cards, she started her journey to collect them all.

Their Relationship

Syaoran and Sakura are one of the most notable relationships in Cardcaptor Sakura series. The significant development between the two is when Syaoran started to develop his feeling and changing opinions towards Sakura on the second season of the series. In the beginning of the series,
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In the manga, Sakura and Syaoran name their bears after each other after she confesses her love to him. However, this is changed in the anime, where, Syaoran gives Sakura his bear (she asks to have it) in Episode 70, but Sakura never gives him one, having already given it to Yukito when she confessed to him.

The manga concludes the development of their relationship differently, as there is no movie for which to create a cliffhanger. Instead, after a major battle, as in the anime, Syaoran finds a quiet moment in Penguin Park to confess his love to Sakura. Sakura, again, is left in a mild state of shock as she tries to absorb the words, while Syaoran, content after revealing his feelings, tells her to be careful going back home and then

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