#cardcaptor sakura movie 2: the sealed card

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Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card (2000) dir. Morio Asaka

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Catch me! (2020) - Don’t repost.

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Translated: It's the movie version, but I think it's Cardcaptor Sakura's Sealed Card. I really like it, and at the very end, when the anxious state is released, there is no background music, and the moment the anxiety is properly removed, the background music starts playing. I watched it more than five times as a child, and the ending also makes me cry. I want kids to watch it now.

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Made in 2017

If you’ve seen this anywhere else, I posted it back on my deviantArt when it was made.

Mario girls cosplaying as Clow Cards from Cardcaptor Sakura – requested by moon-shadow-1985

1. The Wood

2. The Cloud

3. The Dream

4. The Flower

5. The Hope

6. The Light

7. The Nothing

8. The Power

9. The Return

10. The Sleep

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Revisiting the TRC soundtrack is pulling me back in 👀

SyaoSaku + SyaoSaku Parallels

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☆MOVIE CHALLENGE - Day 13☆

Cardcaptor Sakura The Movie 2: The Sealed Card (2000)

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Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card Dual-Page Spread Animedia July 2000

Scan by Mahou Shoujo M 🌸

I can't read the text very well, but the circles indicate that the Cardcaptor Sakura TV anime, Sakura, Syaoran, and Kero all were voted the most popular in their respective categories. ❤️

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Cardcaptor Luz AU

Thanks to the insight and suggestions of @owl-house-angel-writer, I was able to develop a clearer idea of this AU.

Cardcaptors' lore states that magic users usually are born to a magical bloodline; the manga reveals that Sakura's father was a reincarnation of Clow Reed without the memories or magic. But I didn't want Luz to be born with magic since I feel like it would take away from The Owl House's message of chosing yourself rather than being a chosen one.

So @owl-house-angel-writer came up with this idea: when Luz was a little girl, she wishes on a falling star to save her Dad. The star actually falls from the sky (for reasons unrelated to the wish) and it is revealed to be a young Celestial (my name for the Collector/Archivists species), the little sister of the Collector who has been searching for him. Luz finds and befriends her, but even when the Celestial (I'm calling her Astra the Explorer) says she can't heal Manny's sickness, Luz continues to take care of her in the abandoned house until she is ready to leave. When she does, Astra gives Luz a little blessing, allowing the human girl to draw magic from the starts like the Celestials do.

This way, Luz's powers are a reward for being herself rather than coming from a special bloodline.

The next thing was to figure out how to go about the capturing of the Cards part as there are 53 Cards in total (52 former Clow Cards plus the Hope Card). There are only 19 Cards in the manga: The Light, The Dark, The Windy, The Watery, The Firey, The Earthy, The Wood, The Flower, The Thunder, The Illusion, the Mirror, The Fly, The Jump, The Erase, The Maze, The Sword, The Shield, The Shadow, and The Glow. The other 32 are exclusively from the anime and the movies.

This is what I decided to do: of the original 19 Cards from the manga, I'm eliminating both The Glow and The Flower due to redundancy. The Glow only creates little balls of light while The Flower grows, well, flowers, stuff that Luz can do with the Light and Plant Glyphs respectively. To the remaining 17 Cards I will add The Time; these 18 Cards will be the only ones that Clow created and sealed in the Book, so there will be the ones that Luz will capture throughout Season 1.

Season 1 will consist of 20 episodes with Luz capturing one Card per episode except for Watery and Dark as their episodes are two-parters: Watery during the mid-season and Dark during the finale. The Glyphs will be found alongside the matching elemental Card, so the Light Glyph will be found in the first episode with the Light Card, the Ice Glyph with the Watery, etc.

Besides the canon Glyphs, I'm adding Earth, Wind, Lightning and Dark.

I I know that the Light and Dark Cards are meant to be sealed together, but the lore is changed a bit so that Light is the first Card Luz has which she uses to bind the other Cards. This is because the Light Card fits Luz the best.

Belos, with the Collector's help, created a false Sealing Wand to artificially capture the Dark. During the Season 1 finale, Belos tries using the Dark against Luz but cannot control it. This causes both the Dark and the Light to go out of control, forcing Luz to capture and seal them together.

As for the rest of the Cards, Belos found some of Clow's notes about Cards that he wanted to create plus how to create them, so he decided to make his own deck with the Collector's help, Unfortunately, these "Belos" Cards are hard to control and turn rogue, necessitating for Luz to purify and convert them into Star Cards. That would be the plot of Season 2.

After converting the Cards to her own magic, Luz calls them Star Cards (like in the dub) even though Kero insists that they're called Luz Cards. But that would make them all Light Cards, so Luz doesn't use that name. It's a running gag.

Note that Belos won't create ALL of the remaining Cards, only ones that he found useful like the Dash or the Shot. Belos, reading the notes on Cards like the Bubbles or the Sweet would be like "Yeah, I'm not making that one."

Luz would be the one who creates some of these Cards, mostly for practice since she will later create Cards based on the nine types of magic (except for Illusion which already exists). Though the Bubbles is useful for washing Kero, Hooty and King.

Other eliminated Cards are the Change, the Cloud, the Rain, the Silent, the Voice, the Song (the Bard Card will have the powers of these two and more), and the Wave.

The Nothing, the Nameless Card and the Hope will appear in Season 3.

Speaking of Season 3, the plot involves the conflict between the Archivists vs the Souls of other Titans and their worshippers. The latter would actually be antagonists since they hate the whole Celestial race for what the Archivists did to the Titans and many would not hesitate to harm the Collector and his little sister, as well as anyone who defends them. Nevermind that the Archivists were a rogue group and that the rest of the Celestials disapprove of their actions. Luz will be faced with the challenge to forge piece between these two races

@owl-house-angel-writer suggested Titans as antagonists because the idea is fascinating. While I was unsure at first, I admit that it's an unique take on things.

As you know, Kero will be by Luz's side from the start but what about Yue? What's he doing?

A few years before Luz came to the Isles, Yue awoke in the form of a young, silvery-haired witch with no memories but very powerful magic. He was taken in by Lilith Clawthorne who named him Julius Argent and appointed him as her right-hand man. A Silver Sentinel to Belos' Golden Guard (yes, it was @owl-house-angel-writer who came up with this idea). Julius Argent comes from Yukito's dub name, Julian, and the word argent which means "silver."

Julius’s personality is pretty much the same as Yukito's in canon. Since Amity is Lilith's protege, Julius helps to train her and they developed a bond akin to siblings. This also serves to give Yue a connection with both Amity and Luz, similar to the canon connection to Sakura and Syaoran. Of course, Amity won't have any crush on Julius, but Luz might for a bit. And I have no idea who should I pair Yue/Julius with.

Julius doesn't have any loyalty towards Belos, only being part of the Emperor's Coven because of Lilith. While he goes along with Lilith's plans, Julyan has no personal quarrel with the inhabitants of the Owl House and is rather affable to them. In fact, Julius would be very against Lilith using Luz as bait for Eda and, after witnessing Lilith using Luz as a shield, he would help Luz and Eda escape.

Julius memories as Yue are unsealed during the Season 1 finale, after Luz has sealed the Light and the Dark together. Yet, he waits a few weeks before performing the Judgement to give Luz time to recover from her fight with Belos.

The Judgement would occur on the second episode of Season 2 as episode one is Luz returning the the Human Realm after camp ends. On the way back to the portal, Luz and co run into Yue, who can enter whatever Realm the Cardcaptor is in without a portal. It is then that Yue reveals that he was Julius and the Judgement begins.

While not holding back, Yue is not as cruel to Luz as he was to Sakura, and has no problem with her becoming the Mistress of the Clow. He just needs to make sure that she is strong enough to face whatever future challenges that lie ahead.

Luz not only uses the Cards but the Glyphs as well, as Yue told her to use all of her skills. As to how the Glyphs work in the Human Realm, there is a vial of Titan's Blood nearby for some reason. Then Luz manages to transform her Wand into the Star Wand and turn the 18 Cards in her possession into Star Cards. She also fully bonds with the Glyphs and they become a part of her Magic Circle, signifying that Luz now draws her magic from both the stars and the Titan. This echoes how Clow's magic was a combination of Western and Easter magic. Obviously, she manages to defeat Yue and officially becomes Mistress of the Clow, but she prefers to treat Yue and Kero as her friends.

Bonding with the Glyphs also caused their magic to be imbued into the Cards, making them much more powerful. In fact, the Wood and the Thunder become just as powerful as the Light, the Dark and the four elements.

Some other things about this AU:

Luz could do some magic before becoming the Cardcaptor but it was unfocused and out of her control, causing issues that contributed to her being sent to camp. It was after becoming the Cardcaptor and receiving training that Luz was able to use her magic properly. She IS able to use magic outside of the Glyphs and the Cards, she just needs to practice before figuring out how to cast Demon Realm spells.

Like Kero and Yue, King will receive a super form of his own thanks to Luz, though Luz first needs to bond with the Glyphs.

Clow is actually the father of Evelyn, the witch that Caleb Wittebane married, meaning that Clow is the ancestor of the Clawthorne family. He married a witch named Lynn Thorne and fathered had Evelyn, though he died when she was very young. As an adult, Evelyn changed her surname to Clawthorne as a way to honor her father and hide herself and her child from Philip.

Being Clow's descendants explains why Eda and Lilith are so powerful. Eventually, they discover that they can draw magic from celestial bodies, Eda from the sun and Lilith from the moon. This also explains why Yue/Julius was so fond of Lilith as he could subconsciously sense her relation to Clow.

The Owl Family learn the truth about the Owl Beast earlier and Eda gains her Harpy form before the season finale. Luz also uses her magic to heal the damage on Eda's body caused by the transformations.

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29 songs - so many sources of footage

Tattoo | The Dragon Prince Promare Raya and the Last Dragon Arcane Nimona Demon Slayer How to Train Your Dragon Pokémon: Twilight Wings Naruto How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Weathering with You Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

Cha Cha Cha | Jujutsu Kaisen Chainsaw Man

Unicorn | The Rising of the Shield Hero Tower of God Fate/Grand Order - Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia Beyond the Boundary The Case Study of Vanitas One-Punch Man Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

Due Vite | BlackWolfsspirit Liz and the Blue Bird Your Name A Silent Voice Weathering with You

Queen of the Kings | Balto The Lion King Raya and the Last Dragon The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride Corpse Bride Kung Fu Panda Lady and the Tramp The Rescuers Down Under Tarzan Brave Wolfwalkers Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Oliver & Company Onward Turning Red

Heart of Steel | The Bad Guys Zootopia Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Gorillaz (Silent Running, Cracker Island) Because of You | Fellerya An Extremely Goofy Movie Raya and the Last Dragon Spirit Untamed Sing Tangled Hazbin Hotel - Addict

Bridges | The Legend of Korra Nimona Arcane Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Dragon Age: Absolution Revolutionary Girl Utena Wolfwalkers Over the Moon Vinland Saga Mulan Princess Tutu

Promise | Aleu the Husky Ice Age: Continental Drift The Lion King Kung Fu Panda 2 Wolfwalkers Bolt Balto Cool World Raya and the Last Dragon Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole Kung Fu panda Tarzan Puss in Boots: The Last Wish The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride Wolf Children Pokémon Journeys: The Series Oliver & Company The Croods: A New Age

My Sister’s Crown | Cirera Pocahontas Mulan Aladdin Anastasia The Hunchback of Notre Dame Atlantis: The Lost Empire Beauty and the Beast The Little Mermaid Hercules

Stay | zuckarr Destiny of the Shrine Maiden No.6 Terror in Resonance Devilman Crybaby Sasaki to Miyano Tales of Zestiria the X Violet Evergarden Tsurune Seraph of the End Free!

Mama ŠČ! | Freak Kitchen The Aristocats Mulan The Emperor’s New Groove Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Nimona The Super Mario Bros.

Who The Hell Is Edgar? | The Hunchback of Notre Dame We’re Back! A Dinosaur’s Story Black Tulip (1988) Anastasia The Little Mermaid Rock and Rule Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas The Pagemaster The BFG (1989) The Princess and the Pea (2002) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs FernGully: The Last Rainforest The Black Cauldron

Evidemment | K/DA Frozen 2 How to Train Your Dragon Raya and the Last Dragon Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - More Fighters Kiriko - Overwatch 2 Animated Short Komi Can’t Communicate Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel III. spring song Chainsaw Man My Little Pony: The Movie Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken The Mitchells vs. the Machines Encanto Demon Slayer Lilo and Stitch Turning Red Appleseed Helluva Boss Big Hero 6 Wishing Dead - Rainimator KonoSuba Fire Force Nikki and the God of Dreams | A New Nikki Story JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Genshin Impact

Eaea | The Prince of Egypt The Hunchback of Notre Dame La Reine Soleil Zarafa

Soarele și Luna | Centaurworld Primal (2019) Corpse Bride Mune: Guardian of the Moon Wakfu Kirikou and the Sorceress The Dragon Prince The Princess and the frog The Prince of Egypt Birdboy: The Forgotten Children Sahara

Solo | Blueangelj Rosario + Vampire K-On! Sk8 the Infinity Golden Time My Little Monster Uta no Prince-Sama Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card Bungo Stray Dogs Sasaki and Miyano Clannad Given the Movie Given: Uragawa no Sonzai

Watergun | MovieEdyt Ferdinand Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole How to Train Your Dragon 2 Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron Raya and the Last Dragon The Lion King Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio Ice Age Luca White Fang (2018) Disney’s Dinosaur

Carpe Diem | btloov Bambi The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride The Fox and the Hound Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure Oliver & Company The Aristocats The Lion King Bambi II

Duje | Encanto The Lion King Bambi 2 The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure

Ai Coração | Gepardzia Animash 101 Dalmatians My Little Pony: The Movie Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Bolt Isle of Dogs Tarzan Zootopia The Lion King Scarborough Fair Don't Starve Together: Disconnected [WX-78 Animated Short] How to Train Your Dragon 2 Beauty and the Beast My Little Pony: A New Generation The Boxtrolls The Road to El Dorado Puss in Boots

Samo mi se spava | How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse How to Train Your Dragon 2 How to Train Your Dragon Trollhunters Wizards (Tales of Arcadia) Atlantis: The Lost Empire Rise of the Guardians Mune: Guardian of the Moon Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole

Blood & Glitter | Persona 5 Launch Trailer Seraph of the End No. 6 Persona 5: The Animation

Echo | Star Wars: Visions (Screecher's Reach, The Spy Dancer, The Village Bride, Lop & Ochō) The Tale of the Princess Kaguya Wolfwalkers Amphibia Assassination Classroom The Owl House Infinity Train Monkie Kid Arcane Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Kaguya-sama: Love Is War—The First Kiss That Never Ends Nimona Tear Along the Dotted Line Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Centaurworld Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Marcel the Shell with Shoes On

Breaking My Heart | Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Miraculous Ladybug Roadside Romeo Arcane Laputa: Castle in the Sky Princess Mononoke Kiki’s Delivery Service The Wind Rises She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Helluva Boss The Bad Guys Beastars Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole Naruto Wolfwalkers Violet Evergarden

What They Say | Ranking of Kings Spirited Away The Ancient Magus’ Bride The Legend of Korra To Your Eternity Mushishi A Silent Voice Hotarubi no Mori e Hunter x Hunter Heaven Official’s Blessing Banana Fish Violet Evergarden Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Bungo Stray Dogs

Like An Animal | Toy Story Cars Bolt Zambezia Turbo

We Are One | Zootopia Tangled Rio Brother Bear The Aristocats Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure Oliver & Company Puss in Boots: The Last Wish The Lion King The Fox and the Hound Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked An Extremely Goofy Movie Aladdin Beauty and the beast Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

Tell Me More | The Cat Returns From Up On Poppy Hill Kiki’s Delivery Service Howl’s Moving Castle Spirited Away The Secret World of Arrietty When Marnie Was There Whisper of the Heart My Neighbor Totoro Ocean Waves The Wind Rises Tales from Earthsea Princess Mononoke Ponyo Porco Rosso Laputa: Castle in the Sky Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

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Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card (2000) dir. Morio Asaka

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Intro + Project List + Watch/Read Lists

Hi, welcome to my personal corner of the hellsite! Well, this particular hellsite, anyway.

Things to know:

Aegosexual Panromantic Demigirl

Writing Projects

Coming soon!

Watch List

Psycho-Pass - S1 1/22 - S2 0/11 - S3 0/8 - M1 - M2 - M3 - M4

Reborn! - S1 10/33 - S2 0/32 - S3 0/8 - S4 0/28 - S5 0/39 - S6 0/13 - S7 0/24 - S8 0/12 - S9 0/15

Boku no Hero Academia

Magia Record

Cardcaptor Sakura

Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card

Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie

Cardcaptor Sakura the Movie 2: The Sealed Card

Sailor Moon Crystal - S1: Dark Kingdom 9/14 - S2: Black Moon 0/12 - S3: Death Busters 0/13 - M1: Sailor Moon Eternal - M2: Sailor Moon Cosmos

Persona4 the Golden Animation

Persona5 the Animation

Persona5 the Animation: The Day Breakers

Yuki Yuna is a Hero

Digimon Adventure 2020

Accel World

Sword Art Online

The Ancient Magus' Bride

Ghost in the Shell 1995

Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Breaking Bad - S1 0/7 - S2 0/13 - S3 0/13 - S4 0/13 - S5 0/16

Pacific Rim: The Black - S1 7/7 - S2 0/7

The Last of Us - S1 2/8 - S2 0/?

Read List

Deltora Quest 0/8 - Deltora Quest 2: Deltora Shadowlands 0/3 - Deltora Quest 3: Dragons of Deltora 0/4

Neuromancer

Iron Widow

Fahrenheit 451

Animorphs 0/54 - Megamorphs 0/4 - Alternamorphs 0/2 - The Andilite Chronicles - The Hork-Bajir Chronicles - Visser - The Ellimist Chronicles

Fantômas 0/32

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Finished animation cels from Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie 2 – The Sealed Card (2000), dir. Morio Asaka, Madhouse

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Crunchyroll Complaints

My boyfriend's premium subscription comes back on Wednesday so while I wait for that I decided to scroll through Crunchyroll alphabetically and see what I could watch with commercials.

My results so far? Not much.

Animes

'Tis Time for "Torture", Princess (3 eps)

86 Eighty-Six (3 eps)

A Galaxy Next Door (3 eps)

Akira (1 eps)

Anifile (21 eps)

Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest (3 eps)

Assassination Classroom (3 eps)

Attack on Titan (3 eps)

Beast Tamer (3 eps)

Black Clover (3 eps)

BOOCHI THE ROCK (12 eps)

BOFURI: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense (3 eps)

BORUTO: NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS (25 eps)

Buddy Complex (13 eps)

Chainsaw Man (12 eps)

Classroom of the Elite (3 eps)

Classroom of the Elite Season 2 (13 eps)

Combatants Will Be Dispatched (3 eps)

Cowboy Bebop (3 eps)

Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School (3 eps)

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (26 eps)

Doctor Elise: The Royal Lady with the Lamp (3 eps)

Domestic Girlfriend (12 eps)

DON'T TOY WITH ME, MISS NAGATORO (3 eps)

Live Action

Dr. STONE (3 eps)

Dragon Ball (3 eps)

Akagi (10 eps)

Angel Heart (9 eps)

CLIF (20 eps)

Movies

009-1: The End of the Beginning

Aachi & Ssipak

Arcana

Cardcaptor Sakura the Movie 2: The Sealed Card

Chanbara Beauty the Movie: Vortex

Death Bell: Bloody Camp

Death Kappa

I'll keep adding to this list as I go. I can't be the only one who finds this a bit of a scam or something right? If I choose to endure commercials I should have enough to watch to actually make the commercials worth it for me as the customer right? Idk it's practically saying Premium is the only way to use it, but at that point just make the Premium the default. You sign up, subscription payment included. There doesn't seem to be a reason for a commercials option with such a limited selection of episodes in each series to watch.

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What I Watched This Week – 5/7-5/13

The Rose of Versailles - I initially planned to watch the first 20 episodes this week, then watch the second half next week, but the story got its claws into me so deeply that I watched all 40 straight through. I really shouldn't be surprised that this was so good, as anything that has stayed this popular for over 40 years obviously has something going for it. It's just a completely enjoyable mix of drama, romance, swordfighting, and gender set in Versailles in the years leading up to the French Revolution. The sound and visuals on the Discotek Blu-ray version I watched were both fantastic, making it hard to believe that this is from the same decade and director as Aim for the Ace!, which felt like a 50-year-old TV anime. If you haven't seen this yet, I strongly recommend giving it a watch. It's just a straight up good time. 10/10

Backflip!! Movie - I absolutely adored this series full of delightfully earnest teenage boys on a rhythmic gymnastics team, and I've been eagerly waiting for this movie sequel to stream in the US, and watched it pretty much right after it uploaded. It had all of the charming characters and character designs I remembered, and had even more well-animated gymnastics action that blended 2D and 3D work. The series left off right after they won a regional tournament to book a ticket to the national tournament, and this sequel upended the usual sports anime pattern and surprised me a bit, but not in a bad way. It was a perfectly fitting emotional conclusion to the story that felt complete. 8/10

Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2 - Now that I've watched the full series and the two movies, I can't understand why I ever thought I wouldn't enjoy this series. This movie takes place after the events of the original series, and pits the characters against a secret sealed Clow Card that threatens to erase Sakura's cards, along with the town and its people. There's just something about how all of the characters, including Sakura, are a mix of strengths and weaknesses, and how nothing ever really happens without the characters working together somehow. Whether it's the playful banter between siblings and childhood friends, or a magical situation that requires teamwork to resolve, the show is at its best when the characters play off each other. 8/10