Anime Like CLAMP in Wonderland 2
It plays for a few minutes and reorganizes your entire mental map of CLAMP. Where the 1995 original was a pop-song scrapbook of everything the four of them had drawn to that point, this one picks up the decade that followed: Cardcaptor Sakura, Clover, Angelic Layer, Chobits, Legal Drug, then Tsubasa and xxxHOLiC crashing into each other at the end. That is the joke and the thesis at once, because CLAMP spent those years quietly building a shared multiverse where the same faces keep getting recast in new lives, and a music video is the only format honest enough to show them all standing in one frame. The song does the storytelling here, not the characters. They are motifs, cameos, a name you shout at the screen half a second before the cut. Fans who grew up chasing every one of these series get the reunion they were never going to get in canon.
SYNOPSIS
CLAMP's artistic universe expands across a decade of work in this musical compilation, bringing together characters and worlds from the studio's most beloved creations between 1995 and 2006. Set to an original score, the piece functions as a visual celebration of imagination and the interconnected nature of CLAMP's storytelling, where magic and dreams persist as recurring threads throughout their catalog. The short operates less as narrative and more as an aesthetic journey, letting iconic characters move through fantastical sequences that capture the whimsy and emotional depth CLAMP built across their varied projects. You'll recognize familiar faces from different franchises sharing screen time, their appearances creating moments of unexpected resonance. The tone balances comedy with genuine heart, never taking itself too seriously while honoring the creative work it showcases.
