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The Clow Gate card is one of the magical Clow Cards that Sakura Kinomoto must capture after accidentally unleashing them from the Clow Book. The source does not describe the card's specific abilities, appearance, or role in the story. It is simply one of the cards created by Clow Reed and sealed in the Clow Book, which Sakura must recapture using the Clow Staff. The source focuses on the major characters of the series and does not include detailed accounts of individual card captures or their functions.

Official Name
Clow Gate
User
Sakura Kinomoto
Affiliation
Clow Cards / Cardcaptor
Status
Captured and Sealed
Appearance Era
First Season

Lore & Background

The Clow Gate card is one of the magical cards created by the sorcerer Clow Reed. It was originally sealed within the Clow Book alongside the other cards. After Sakura Kinomoto accidentally opened the book and released the cards, she was dubbed the Cardcaptor by the cards' guardian Cerberus (better known as Kero-chan). Sakura must wield the Clow Staff to capture the card spirits and turn them back into cards for her use. The source does not provide any further details about the Clow Gate card's specific powers, its capture, or its use in the story.

In Their Own Story

The source material does not provide a specific narrative episode or moment detailing the capture or use of the Clow Gate card. The source focuses on the major characters of the series and does not include detailed accounts of individual card captures. The Clow Gate card is one of the Clow Cards that Sakura must capture, but the source does not describe the circumstances of its capture or its specific use in the story.

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