Continuing with the story that began in the previous volume, the protagonists must win the flying car race, which is divided into two stages. In the first stage, only the top twenty will advance to the final straight.

Obviously, both Syaoran, Fye, Kurogane, and Sakura manage to reach the final round. But at the last moment, strange events start to occur and will continue to develop throughout the final race, and one of the finalists is the culprit.

In this volume, Kurogane shows a great deal of concern for the well-being of Syaoran and Sakura. He is always in charge of watching over them, advising them, and taking care of them, which is quite funny because Fye takes it all more relaxedly and, as is logical, always tries to use this to tease him.

Among the participants in the race, we will find several familiar faces, and I can't guess which one of them is the culprit of the accidents in the race.

Apparently, this story will continue to develop until the end of the race, which is being fun and interesting, although there have already been casualties among the participants. Now, only one thing remains: to discover who among them is the culprit and if they manage to obtain Sakura's feather.

Highly recommended.

Carino, ma della vera trama ancora nulla.

It seems that although it is cute, there is still nothing about the real plot. We are left in anticipation, wondering what lies ahead.

Speriamo bene con i prossimi.

We hope for the best with the next installments. Maybe the mystery will be解开 and the true story will unfold.

Qualcuno mi regali Mokona, mi va bene anche Kurogane ♥

Someone please give me Mokona, and I would also be fine with Kurogane. These characters seem to hold a special charm for the author. It makes us curious about their roles in the story and how they might interact with the other elements.

Overall, this short passage leaves us with a sense of excitement and anticipation for what is to come in the story.

WHEN IS IT GOING TO END?!

This question seems to be on everyone's lips these days. Whether it's the ongoing pandemic, the political unrest, or the environmental challenges we face, it often feels like there is no end in sight.

We are all longing for a return to normalcy, for things to go back to the way they were before. But the reality is that the world has changed, and it will never be the same again.

Instead of constantly asking when it will end, perhaps we should focus on how we can adapt and move forward. We need to find new ways to live, work, and interact with each other. We need to be more resilient, more innovative, and more collaborative.

Only then can we hope to create a better future for ourselves and for generations to come. So, let's stop waiting for the end and start taking action today.

Piffle World was truly cute.

It was such a delight to witness Sakura retrieve one of her feathers all by herself.

The unconventional family that these characters have established is truly endearing.

It's so heartwarming to see how they have come together and formed such a special bond.

Their relationships are filled with love, care, and support, which makes the story even more charming.

Each character brings something unique to the family, and their interactions are always entertaining and engaging.

Overall, the concept of this unconventional family in Piffle World adds an extra layer of sweetness and warmth to the story.

It makes me look forward to seeing what other adventures and experiences they will have together.

This is probably the longest arc in the manga thus far.

However, this is by no means a bad thing. In fact, I truly enjoy this arc.

The story has been developing in a very engaging way, with many interesting plot twists and character developments.

I find myself completely immersed in the world of the manga, eagerly turning each page to see what happens next.

I'm really looking forward to seeing how this arc turns out.

Will the main character overcome the challenges he faces?

What new revelations will come to light?

These are all questions that I can't wait to have answered.

For a more in-depth and detailed review of this arc, be sure to check out Bureau42.

There, you'll find a longer and more comprehensive analysis of the manga, as well as my thoughts and opinions on various aspects of the story.

So, if you're a fan of the manga or just interested in reading a great review, head on over to Bureau42 and give it a look.

You won't be disappointed!

There are many unexpected events in the Dragonfly Race. It seems that someone deliberately disrupted the properties of the competition, causing some participants to be disqualified due to its impact.

This adventure in Piffle Princess reminds me of racing games like CTR, Wacky Race, and so on, hehe. Surely CLAMP was inspired by games of this type.

The Dragonfly Race, which was supposed to be a fair and exciting competition, has now been thrown into chaos. The actions of the person or people responsible for the disruption have not only affected the outcome of the race but also the experience of the participants.

It will be interesting to see how the organizers of the race deal with this situation and whether they can restore order and fairness. In the meantime, fans of the Piffle Princess series will no doubt be eagerly following the story to see what happens next.

October 2013: 4 Stars
I can't help but wonder if that mysterious guy who is pursuing the time/space witch might actually be the one responsible for rigging the race.

Otherwise, this volume is truly great! But there's one thing that keeps bugging me: why is Tomoyo so obsessed with Sakura? Could it really be just because she's cute? Seriously?

On a positive note, I absolutely love how competitive Kurogane is. His determination and drive make him a really interesting character. And Mokona is just so adorable! Its cuteness factor is off the charts!

Fai's optimism is also very refreshing. It's like a ray of sunshine in the story. And his mother/father jabs at Kurogane are hilarious! The dynamic between the two of them is truly fantastic and adds a lot of humor and depth to the story. Overall, I'm really enjoying this series.

* RESUMEN EXPRESS CON SPOILER*

In this exciting story, the entire group becomes finalists in the race. Kurogane emerges victorious, taking the first place, closely followed by Fye. Then, Syaoran manages to reach the eleventh position. Suddenly, a saboteur appears, causing a thick fog to descend, but Sakura still manages to arrive in the last place. After the race, an investigation is launched to find the person responsible for the cheating.

Later, the final race begins, and once again, a saboteur strikes, this time causing Fye to drop out of the competition. However, the others manage to complete the second part of the race. The story continues to unfold with many more twists and turns, keeping the readers on the edge of their seats.

I am really enjoying this reread, but there is one small hitch. I have to force myself to get through the piffle volumes. You see, these particular volumes are probably my least favorite. They lack the excitement and depth that I usually look for in a book. However, I know that in order to fully appreciate the entire series or work, I need to persevere and read through them. It's a bit of a challenge, but I'm determined to do it. Maybe there will be some hidden gems or unexpected twists that will make it all worthwhile. As I plow through these less-than-stellar volumes, I keep reminding myself of the overall enjoyment that I've had from the rest of the reading. I'm hoping that by the time I finish, I'll have a newfound appreciation for even the piffle parts.

The race continues!

The entire team has now entered the final stage of the race, with their eyes firmly set on winning Sakura's feather. However, there is a twist in the tale as someone is deliberately sabotaging the race. Surprisingly, this saboteur is none other than a fellow competitor.

This installment in the series is a very lighthearted one. It places more emphasis on the excitement and drama of the race itself rather than delving deep into the overarching plot (at least, not as obviously) or focusing on the development of the characters. It serves as a nice breather episode, allowing the viewers or readers to simply enjoy the thrill of the race without getting too bogged down in complex storylines or character arcs. It's a chance to sit back, relax, and cheer for the team as they strive to overcome the obstacles in their path and claim victory.

The race appears to be an enormous amount of fun. However, the question that begs to be asked is how on earth did these individuals manage to learn to automatically fly a ship? It's truly astonishing. One of them hails from feudal Japan. In feudal Japan, there were no airships. This makes the situation even more perplexing. How could someone from a time and place where such technology didn't exist suddenly possess the skills to fly an airship automatically? It's a mystery that leaves one wondering.

Perhaps there is some hidden backstory or training that we are not aware of. Maybe this person had a natural aptitude for flight or was exposed to some other form of advanced technology that gave them an edge. Or perhaps it's all just a fictional concept that doesn't need to be explained too deeply. Regardless, it adds an element of intrigue and excitement to the story.

As we watch the race unfold, we can't help but be amazed by the skills and abilities of these pilots. Whether they learned to fly through traditional means or through some other mysterious method, one thing is for sure - they are making this race one to remember.

It's truly fascinating to observe the progression of this series.

We repeatedly encounter the same characters, yet they lead different, albeit similar lives within the parallel universes that our brave group of heroes traverse.

There isn't really anything particularly remarkable to single out specifically for this volume. However, it was enjoyable to spot Ora from Clover making appearances in the background of several scenes.

This volume mainly focuses on the middle part of the narrative, sort of treading water. It doesn't make any major leaps or introduce revolutionary new elements.

Nevertheless, it still manages to hold the reader's interest with its engaging storylines and the continued exploration of the parallel universes.

Overall, while not the most exciting volume in the series, it still has its charm and sets the stage for what's to come.