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The Storm
Name
Kanji
Katakana ストーム
Magic
Sign Moon
Hierarchy The Windy
Magic Type Eastern Magic
Temperament Aggressive
Important Events
Captured
(Anime)
Episode 15
Captured
(Manga)
N/A
Transformed
(Anime)
Episode 69
Transformed
(Manga)
N/A

The Storm is a Clow Card with the power to create huge rainstorms and tornadoes around the sky. It is aligned under The Windy.

It is one of the fifty-three Clow Cards in the anime.

Appearance[]

Storm appears as a young elf with curly, shoulder-length hair and also appears to be wearing some form of armor over its pants and around its shoulders, ornamented in spikes. It wears long, teardrop-shaped earrings. Storm bears some similarity to The Cloud and The Rain.

Personality[]

The Storm is a powerful and aggressive card.

Magic and Abilities[]

Weather Magic: Storm is closely related to Cloud, Rain, Thunder, Watery, and Windy. It is capable of summoning enormous rainstorms and tornadoes that can be used both to attack an opponent and to bind them. However, despite its power, Storm is vulnerable to attacks directed towards its center (the eye of the storm) and is easily defeated by Syaoran's Raitei Shourai.

Fortune Telling: All Clow Cards have the ability to help their user predict the future. Their method of fortune-telling is similar to that of tarot cards. The interpretation of the message the Clow Cards relay depends on the magical power of the user.

Synopsis[]

Capture[]

It first appears in Episode 15 in the form of a tornado. Because Syaoran is the one who forces it to return to its visible form (By hitting it with a lightning bolt in the eye of the tornado/storm), Storm belongs to him.

Other uses[]

Syaoran rarely uses The Storm card, but does so notably in the first movie, when he calls Storm to distract Madoushi (Su Yung in the English dub) in order to buy Sakura time to escape from her dimension.[1]

Transformation[]

Storm is transformed in Episode 69, when Sakura transforms the last remaining Clow Cards.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • The kanji at the top of the card: 嵐, (Pronounced 'Arashi') means 'storm' or 'tempest' in Japanese.

References[]

  1. Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie

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