American Production did a bad job on the American version of Cardcaptors.

You wrote… "Cardcaptors may not be the Naruto series, but they both still have the same romance stature. Meaning that you are saying in your first round debate that Syaoran and Sakura are a strong couple according to the fans, so can they say about Naruto and Ino being a couple and Sasuke and Hinata being a couple. Despite with all your ‘You Tube videos', your views about Sakura and Syaoran being a strong couple is still a moot. Any other pairing couple could have happened, just like Sakura and Yukito." How can you still say Syaoran and Sakura are not a couple? There were Sakura and Syaoran romance moments in the Japanese series more than any other romance moments of the series and I have my You Tube videos to prove it. CLAMP, the creator of Card Captor Sakura also ended with Syaoran and Sakura being "together forever" (1)(2). For the Anime, the series ended with the second movie by Sakura admitting her love for Syaoran. Maybe you can explain to me how can fans AND the creators of Card Captor Sakura could be so wrong? Maybe if Sakura and Syaoran are a strong couple could be our next debate. My point is that Syaoran and Sakura romance was the big advantage for the whole series and taking out the big advantage is a huge and avoidable mistake. You wrote: "Like I said, the fans and their comments don't know much about the cartoon business as the ‘cartoon' producers and executives of the American production does. If they think children are the better targets, then they are the better targets because they are cartoon executives and producers. Plus I don't see any comments proving the cartoon should have gone to ‘older kids'." The Japanese production of Card Captor Sakura was targeted for older kids, teens and young adults, and it worked for Japan and the United States and the older kids, teens and young adults liked the Japanese version more than the American version with fan comments and the number of starts the Japanese version got comparing to the American version of Cardcaptors (3)(4)(5). The Card Captor Sakura creators and Japanese production originally made it for The fans' views about any television series do matter because they are the judges of how well the series and the production did, and seeing their views about the American production of Cardcaptors, they were not to trilled. First the decisions for the editing were horrible and unpleased a lot of fans (6)(7). Second, the editing destroyed much of the plot and the flow of the storyline (8)(9). In the Japanese version, they had a very good plot going until the American version changed the plot and made it a bad plot, I don't how see that how is that a good job (10)(11)(12) by changing a good plot to a confusing and bad plot. Third, the American Production did a bad job of Cardcaptors is that they could have done much better research that they should target young teens and young adults, then it could have been a better result. Plus it should not matter if the American production continued to let Card Captor Sakura to be a girl's show, because might watch it regardless (13). Plus you have not yet defending the personality changes. Sakura in the Japanese version is a cheerful, sweet and loveable girl to a bratty and self-obsessed girl in the American series and Syaoran was a caring and kind young man in the Japanese series to a arrogant bully and a unkind idiot (14). I don't get how having a bad personality would be a good thing vs. having a great personality would be a bad thing. It is like telling the children of America they should be bratty and rude vs. being sweet, caring and kind. "Plus I don't see any comments proving the cartoon should have gone to ‘older kids'." Many of those comments are from young teens and older and they say how much they enjoyed Card Captor Sakura of the Japanese version and how much they were disappointed with the Americanize Cardcaptors (15)(16). You wrote: "the fans and their comments don't know much about the cartoon business as the ‘cartoon' producers and executives of the American production does. If they think children are the better targets, then they are the better targets because they are cartoon executives and producers." Being an executive or a producer does not mean that you know everything because you still can make disastrous mistakes (17)(18), just like the Nelvana producers and executives did with Cardcaptors. One the major faults they did that they underestimate their audience's intelligence. There are so many ways that the American production could have done a good and better job, but the American production fell short and did a disastrous job. One was they should not have taken away the romance between Sakura and Syaoran and destroying a good plot as they had one to begin with. Before Card Captor Sakura came to the United States, it was a good Anime to a lot of American viewers and then when it came to the United States, it was horrible due to bad plotting, terrible changes to many of the characters names and personalities and horrible decision makings with the editing. Honestly, I could have done a better job and made much better decisions. I would have target the cartoon to young teens and older and I would not have taken out the romance scenes between Sakura and Syaoran because that was the big advantage to the series. The American Production could have done they just could have an unedited version of Cardcaptors but they did not, because they failed due to too many bad decisions that lead the series to a fail and causing to have a lack of money to do so. I believe I have proven my points that the American Production did a bad job on Cardcaptors. (1)http://ccs.wikia.com... (2)http://www.tenmanga.com... (3)http://www.amazon.com... (4)http://www.tv.com... (5)http://animeboards.com... (6)http://www.amazon.com... (7)http://animeboards.com... (8)http://www27.brinkster.com... (9)http://www.japanator.com... (10)http://ph.answers.yahoo.com... (11)http://www.anime-planet.com... (12)http://www.animetric.com... (13)http://www.animenewsnetwork.com... (14)http://webcache.googleusercontent.com... (15)http://boards.fansub.tv... 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