Kero-chan - Nakayoshi
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This costume was produced in accordance with the new work. It's not its first appearance thogh: he was seen first in the 2016 Tokyo Toy Show, which was held in June. People who got the ticket enjoyed a two-shot shooting of Kero-chan.
This event on July 2d coincided with the release of the August issue of Nakayoshi, which contained the 2d chapter of Card Captor Sakura clear card Edition That issue came with memos with illustrations drawn by CLAMP.
Nakayoshi July issue of the series was the start of the "Card Captor Sakura clear card Edition", and it was nearly sold out after only one week.
Ms. Ikuko Nakazato (the editor-in-chief), in response to this: "I have to apologize for any inconvenience to a lot of readers. I want to re-read the legendary masterpiece "Card Captor Sakura"! This new series is a dream come true for the readers and the editorial department, the "ultimate excitement", and it started by getting sold out, which made us look forward even more to the future of Sakura project! A lot of readers did not have the opportunity to get the issue, I am feeling really sorry. When a strong new series and a strong appendix are combined, that makes them even stronger!"
It was a big surprise for everyone, even in the editorial department of Nakayoshi.
[I used an online translator for this, and modified quite a bit to make it understandable].
[source: natalie]
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Date: 2016-07-03 03:52 pm (UTC)As for the Nakayoshi issue selling out, I was surprised at first but then again I remember walking into Animate early in the morning and seeing an OL (office lady-a working woman-as they put it in Japan) buy the same Nakayoshi issue as myself. xD So I guess it's not really a surprise, Cardcaptor Sakura really has a dedicated fan base of all ages!~
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Date: 2016-07-04 02:39 pm (UTC)Though, in the 'old fans' team, we must consider the ones who left the anime/manga world behind them I suppose, or even just CCS itself and are fans of other series! So it's not like everyone who knew about CCS in the 90's are still following now...
But seeing how crazy popular it is, I believe quite a bit of them are still into it, or are happy to rediscover it again, if only by nostalgia! :D
I think there must be new fans too: because along the years, they kept on re-airing the anime series again and again, and if I'm not wrong, the normal edition of the manga was never out of stock (and there is even a kindle/digital edition!)