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S1·E19 Sakura and the Summer Vacation Homework

Core Aired September 1, 1998 25 min ★ 8.0/10 · 2 TMDB votes
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Synopsis

The summer holidays are coming to an end and Sakura still has a lot of summer vacation homework to do. Making a deal with her brother and Kero to help her, Sakura is left with only a book report and meets with Tomoyo at the library. There, they meet Syaoran who refuses to share a library cubicle with them because his fortune predicted bad luck with women. The book Sakura needs for her book report is missing so Sakura and Tomoyo search the library, but notice the book disappearing and reappearing in different places. The book eventually appears outside the library where they meet Syaoran who is also after the book. Kero reveals it’s the work of the Move card and for the first time, thanks to Move's unpredictable actions, Sakura is forced to rely solely upon her magical senses to catch a card. Sakura is rewarded with the book and a new card, but accidentally plunges into the river, taking Syaoran with her. Syaoran invites the girls over to his place so Sakura can change into dry clothes, but to everybody’s surprise, a Chinese girl enters the apartment and leaps on Syaoran with a hug.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 1 Episode 19 of Cardcaptor Sakura air?

Season 1, Episode 19 ('Sakura and the Summer Vacation Homework') originally aired on September 1, 1998.

How long is Season 1 Episode 19 ('Sakura and the Summer Vacation Homework')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 25 minutes.

What happens in Cardcaptor Sakura Season 1 Episode 19?

The summer holidays are coming to an end and Sakura still has a lot of summer vacation homework to do. Making a deal with her brother and Kero to help her, Sakura is left with only a book report and meets with Tomoyo at the library. There, they meet Syaoran who refuses to share a library cubicle wit...

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