Sakura Wars is set in a fictional Taishō period.

* Sakura ( Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle ), a fictional character and one of the protagonists from Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle

The film follows two threads, one centered around the Japanese chief strategist Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto ( Toshirō Mifune ), and the other around fictional characters, Captain Matt Garth ( Charlton Heston ), an American naval officer who is involved in various phases of the US planning and execution of the battle and Garth's son ( also a pilot involved in the battle ) is romantically involved with Haruko Sakura ( Christina Kokubo ), an American-born daughter of Japanese immigrants, who has been interned with her parents.

* Clow Reed, a fictional character in the Cardcaptor Sakura series

* Spinel Sun, a Cardcaptor Sakura character

* Hikaru is introduced in Chapter 144 of Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle as an " automata ", a chess piece which Eagle ( a crossover character from Magic Knight Rayearth ) uses in a one-on-one battle with Sakura and Syaoran.

* Yukito Tsukishiro, a character of Cardcaptor Sakura ( Cardcaptors )

* Eriol Hiiragizawa, character from the manga and anime of Cardcaptor Sakura

Although Sakura is the most recurring female character in Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto did not originally intend for Sakura to be the heroine of the series.

In the Weekly Shōnen Jump character popularity polls, Sakura has many times been placed in the top ten and reached the top five once ; however, she was ranked twelfth in the most recent poll.

In an interview, Kate Higgins, who does the voice acting for Sakura in the English dub, notes the development of Sakura in the series, remarking that she becomes a more complex character as she becomes more sensitive and caring.

Numerous pieces of merchandise based on Sakura have been released, including a plush doll, key chains of her Part I and Part II appearances, and various character patches.

She also appeared in a number of Musical Kayou Shows as her Sakura Taisen character Sumire ; she retired from the annual performances after getting married but came back for the 2005 show, the final show in 2006, and the 2007 Budoukan show.

* Sakura Akamatsu, a character from the anime Betterman

* Sakura Kasugano, a character from the Street Fighter video game series

* Sakura Kinomoto, the main character of the anime and manga Cardcaptor Sakura

* Kyouko Sakura, a character from the anime and manga Puella Magi Madoka Magica

* Sakura, a character from the anime and manga Urusei Yatsura

She is the voice actress of Card Master Peach, the main character of the popular anime in the Comic Party world ( and a double parody, of Wedding Peach and Cardcaptor Sakura ).

* Kaede Sakura, a character from the Japanese novel series Kampfer

* Kanna Kirishima, a character from the Sakura Wars anime films

: Ashura is also a crossover character in another CLAMP manga, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, where he appears under the name Ashura-ō as the king of Shura Country, hosting Syaoran, Sakura and Mokona during their stay in this world.

* Ratchet Altair, a character in the Sakura Wars universe

* Ichiro Ogami ( 大神 一郎 ), a character in Sakura Wars video game

* Cardcaptor Sakura, a magical girl manga and anime series created by Clamp

In the anime and manga, Sakura is a kunoichi affiliated with the village of Konohagakure, and part of Team 7, which consists of herself, Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, and their sensei, Kakashi Hatake.

Sparrow commented that every anime and manga benefited from a strong female presence that Sakura provided for the Naruto series, although characterizing her as " stereotypically girly.

Both Akechi and the Black Lizard are referenced in the Sakura Taisen series of video games and anime.

* " Sakura ", a song by Nirgilis used in the anime Eureka Seven

* " Sakura's Theme ", Sakura Akamatsu's theme song used in the anime Betterman

* " Sakura Kiss ," the opening theme song used in the anime " Ouran High School Host Club "

* Sakura Haruno, one of the main characters of the anime and manga Naruto

* Sakura Matou, one of the main characters of the anime and manga Fate / Stay Night

* Cardcaptor Sakura, a Japanese manga and anime

The company has animated a number of CLAMP's titles, including Tokyo Babylon, two versions of X, Cardcaptor Sakura, Chobits, CLAMP in Wonderland, and most recently the second Hunter x Hunter anime.

The record's release was preceded by three new singles, " Sakura Nakimichi ", " Kakurenbo " ( which was tied into the Japanese release of an opening of the anime Pokémon ), and " Tachiiri Kinshi ".

She is best known for providing the voice of Sakura Kinomoto in the anime series Cardcaptor Sakura.

* Yue, a character in the anime and manga Cardcaptor Sakura

It is mostly set in the offices of a private police company and focuses on the life of Natsuki Sasahara, a young catgirl, and her co-workers: Foxgirl Sakura Bokuseiinmonzeninari, werewolf Batanen Fujioka and his cousin Tomy Fujioka ( spelled Tommy in the anime ).

Clamp's disregard for gender ( or at times biological age ) in these couples has led them to write normal homosexual couples into many of their manga in contrast to many other manga artists ( for example, Touya and Yukito in Card Captor Sakura ).

Although he implies that her appearance has become cuter since then, Kishimoto and much of the Naruto manga staff agree that Sakura was " far from cute " at the start of the series.

Anime Reviews considered Sakura to be a stereotypical echo of similar love interests of protagonists in other shōnen manga, and that she was not likable.

Characters new to the Street Fighter series includes R. Mika, a Japanese female wrestler who idolizes Zangief ; Karin, Sakura's rival who was first introduced in the Street Fighter manga Sakura Ganbaru!

The author of the manga, Momoko Sakura, created this character after Hasegawa.

In the manga, Ayami becomes pregnant around the same time as Sakura, though she doesn't give birth until later on.

is a manga by Sakura Kinoshita published from August 1999 to October 2004.

, a Japanese manga by Kenichi Sakura, was published by Shueisha and serialized in the manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Jump.

It is now known for its two original English language ( OEL ) manga comic book publication series, Rumble Pak and Sakura Pakk.