For 2001, Trendmasters is aiming the Cardcaptors series of action figures, dolls, and toys at the same demographic as the television show on the Kids WB: girls ages 4 to 8. However, they are also aware of the adult collector segment of their market, and while they aren't producing anything specifically targeted at collectors in 2001, are keeping that in mind for the future.

In addition to action figures scaled to fit in playsets, Trendmasters is producing a series of mini-collectibles which will be sold in 3-packs.

Kero leads the bean bag toy line, with versions in several sizes. (The medium and large Kero will have sound.) for 2001, Trendmasters is introducing crocheted Kero toys in three sizes.

In the doll format, there are three series planned:

• Deluxe Sakura dolls - feature sound and lights on their bases/stands, and come with an additional outfit for the doll. (Retail will be about $19.99 USD.)
• Magic Battle Dolls - feature other characters in addition to Sakura. (Retail will be about $9.99 USD.)
• Interactive Sakura - she will interact with certain items and will be able to react to a user's touch. (Retail will be about $49.99 USD.)

Last but not least, there will be a full-sized Magic Battle Wand which will retail for around $29.99 USD - it will feature sounds and lights. (There will also be keychains and girls' dress up costume sets.)

As with all pictures from Toy Fair, these images are of prototypes, so certain things may change on these figures.