Tomoyo "Madison Taylor" Daidouji

Details Clubs Pictures Top > Characters > Tomoyo Daidouji Tomoyo Daidouji (大道寺 知世)Birthdate: September 3 Age: 10-12 (anime), 14 (manga) Height: 136–140 cm Blood type: A Favorite subject: Mandarin, music Least favorite subject: none Favorite colors: light yellow, white Favorite flowers: orchid, sakura Favorite foods: noodles, sushi Least favorite food: bell peppers Tomoyo, Madison Taylor in the English dub, is the best friend of the series heroine, Sakura Kinomoto. When she discovers that Sakura has become the Cardcaptor, she becomes Sakura's primary assistant by designing "battle costumes" and filming all of her magical (and non-magical) endeavours. (The videotaping, however, seems to be more to Tomoyo's personal benefit and enjoyment than it is to Sakura's.) Tomoyo faithfully keeps Sakura's new identity secret and often covers for her in times of need. Tomoyo is very mature for her age. One of her major character traits is her selflessness towards Sakura. Tomoyo is kind, caring, highly intelligent, beautiful, meticulous, and very melodic (she has a superb singing voice and often has solos in choir recitals). She always speaks using formal verb conjugations and expressions, giving her a unique air of refinement amongst the cast. When needed, Tomoyo can exhibit considerable cunning and resourcefulness, which was most prominently displayed in the final movie. Voice Actors Ruff, Michelle English Iwao, Junko Japanese Bullara, Fernanda Portuguese (BR) Gabriele, Léa French Scifoni, Maria Letizia Italian O'Hara, Maggie Blue English Jakobeit, Giuliana German Thompson, Claudia English Mottola, Patrizia Italian Song, Do-yeong Korean Villasenor, Monica Spanish Thärichen, Eva German Hoover, Natalie English Maniglio, Giulia Italian Strasburger, Patricia German Shevloff, Antonia English Hauser, Sarah English See MoreRecent Featured Articles 25+ Great LGBT Anime Characters: Beyond Boy's Love When you think of gay anime characters, you probably think of yaoi and yuri, but great LGBT anime characters can be found in other genres. Learn about the history of sexuality and gender in Japan, how their attitudes differ from the US, and which LGBT characters challenge stereotypes. by removed_user 384,920 views CollectionAnalysisHistory and CultureLove window._taboola = window._taboola || []; _taboola.push({ mode: 'alternating-thumbnails-a', container: 'taboola-below-article-thumbnails-character', placement: 'Below Article Thumbnails Character', target_type: 'mix' }); $(window).on('load', function(){ $('#myanimelist .character-anime + table .Lightbox_AddEdit:first').malTooltip({ position: 'left', header: 'Get started', body: '<p>Try making your own Anime List! No sign up required.</p>' }); $('#myanimelist .character-manga + table .Lightbox_AddEdit:first').malTooltip({ position: 'left', header: 'Get started', body: '<p>Try making your own Manga List! No sign up required.</p>' }); });