For the first time, Sakura is going to make an effort in something other than just sleeping, hahahaha, to retrieve one of her feathers. This saga is something I really love!

Because Tomoyo appears and because her relationship with Sakura remains just as friendly and crazy about dressing her up in her designs. It's a beautiful homage to Card Captor. I love the contrast of all the dimensions where each one is from. For example, Fye makes reference to "those boxes flying through the sky" or "how strange the thing with the televisions" says Sakura. It's great that they were able to make this journey and fill themselves with so many different worlds and things through the dimensions. I don't know, I've always been fascinated by this story.

Maybe it's the mystery and adventure that draw me in, or the unique characters and their relationships. Whatever it is, it never fails to capture my imagination and keep me engaged from beginning to end. I can't wait to see what other adventures await Sakura and her friends in the future.

Clamp is an incredibly talented and influential group in the world of manga and fantasy. Their art and writing style are truly unique and captivating. The detailed illustrations, with their beautiful character designs and elaborate backgrounds, draw readers into a magical and enchanting world. The storylines are filled with complex characters, intricate plots, and themes of love, friendship, and sacrifice.

For manga and fantasy lovers, Clamp's works are an absolute must-read. Whether it's the classic "Cardcaptor Sakura," with its charming characters and heartwarming story, or the darker and more mature "X/1999," Clamp has something to offer for everyone. Their ability to create engaging and immersive worlds, combined with their stunning art, makes their manga a joy to read and a feast for the eyes.

In conclusion, if you haven't yet discovered the wonderful world of Clamp, now is the time to do so. You won't be disappointed!

I really liked this volume.

The racing scenes were extremely intense, which kept me on the edge of my seat throughout.

At certain moments, they were so exciting that they actually made me giggle with joy.

It was a truly unique and enjoyable experience.

However, for the first time, I don't have the next volume at hand.

This makes me a bit disappointed as I'm eager to continue following the story and see what happens next in the racing world.

I'm already looking forward to getting my hands on the next volume and diving back into this thrilling adventure.

Hopefully, I'll be able to do so soon and continue enjoying the excitement and entertainment that this series has to offer.

Lol, the Piffle arc is soooo boring.

It seems to lack any real excitement or engaging storylines. The characters' actions and dialogues feel rather flat and uninteresting.

There's no real tension or conflict to keep the reader on the edge of their seat.

The pacing is also quite slow, making it a struggle to get through.

It's a shame because the overall concept of the series might have had potential, but the Piffle arc just fails to deliver.

Hopefully, the next arc will be more interesting and bring back some of the magic that made the series appealing in the first place.

Until then, I'll probably just be skimming through this arc and waiting for something better to come along.

Can Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE get any better? I don't think so. Well, maybe one aspect of it (see below).

Every time I pick up one of the books in this series, I know I am in for a treat. I am certain that I will be thoroughly entertained, and when I finish reading that book, I will be eager to start the next one. Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: Volume 11 did not disappoint me in the slightest. In fact, it was just as good as the rest of the books in this long and captivating series that I hope will continue for a long time. It is truly the most consistent manga series that Del Rey publishes for pure entertainment value. The four women of Clamp have truly created something special here.

The books are rated 13+, and I appreciate that. So many Japanese manga series focus on kids' sexual frustrations and excessive displays of T & A. This book, however, has none of that. It relies on well-developed characters, interesting plot progression, and beautiful artwork to keep readers hooked. In this volume, all four main characters participate in the Dragonfly Race.

It's great to finally see Sakura able to join in and contribute to the effort of retrieving her memory feathers. I also love how each book ends with a cliffhanger, leaving me on the edge of my seat. The only drawback to this series is the translator and adaptor, William Flanagan. For instance, during the race, the announcer asks, "Did the Dragonfly get thrown out of tune?" What? That's not how it would be phrased in the U.S. There was another issue later that also caught my attention. Just poor English.

So, aside from the occasional adaptation problem, Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: Volume 11 is a wonderful addition to an excellent series that definitely deserves your attention. I wonder which of the characters, Syaoran, Kurogane, Fai, or Sakura, will come in first place in the Dragonfly race in Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: Volume 12? I can't wait to find out.

I rated this book a 9½ out of 10.

I really hate races.

Races can be so competitive and stressful. There is always so much pressure to win and be the best. It can make people act in ways that are not very nice or sportsmanlike.

Sometimes, races can also be dangerous. People may push themselves too hard and get injured. And there is always the risk of something going wrong during the race.

Moreover, I don't think races are a very accurate way to measure a person's abilities. Just because someone wins a race doesn't mean they are the best at everything. There are many other factors that come into play, such as strategy, luck, and the conditions of the race.

In conclusion, I would much rather avoid races and focus on other things that I enjoy doing.

The dad jokes in this story are truly hilarious. It's so endearing to see how Kurogane takes care of Sakura and Syaoran. He's like a tough yet caring father figure. But then, when Fai calls him out, he gets all flustered, which adds a touch of humor to his character.

Sakura, on the other hand, is really determined. She never gives up, no matter what challenges come her way. And the bond between Sakura and Tomoyo is just adorable. They're so sweet together.

The race in the story is also quite interesting. I love every single aspect of the first part of the race. There are so many problems that the characters have to face, and it's fascinating to see how each of them deals with them. It shows their different personalities and strengths. Overall, this story has a great combination of humor, determination, and cuteness that makes it really enjoyable to read.

The Preliminary race has come to an end, and all four of the heroic contestants have managed to progress through.

Now, the stage is set for the highly anticipated Finals!

However, there is a sense of mystery and unease in the air. Will Tomoyo and her companions be able to uncover the identity of the person who rigged the previous race and is potentially rigging the upcoming finals before it's too late?

Their investigation will be crucial as they strive to ensure a fair and just competition.

With the stakes so high, every clue and every step they take could make a difference.

Will they succeed in their mission and expose the culprit, or will they be too late and see the finals marred by foul play?

Only time will tell as Tomoyo and her company race against the clock to solve the mystery.

My favorite worlds often lack this technological contrast that must exist somewhere.

It's interesting to see how the characters interact with objects that they don't know but we have normalized.

On the other hand, why does the incident that happened in the country of Shura bother Syaoran so much?

Perhaps it's because it challenges his beliefs and values. Maybe it reveals a side of the world that he wasn't prepared to face. Or perhaps it's because he feels a sense of responsibility for what happened.

Whatever the reason, it's clear that this incident has had a profound impact on Syaoran and has changed him in some way.

As the story progresses, we'll no doubt see how he deals with this new reality and what decisions he makes in the face of this challenge.

This world is truly an amazing and unpredictable place.

It is completely different from the previous ones. It is a Sakura version of Mario kart, which is not only extremely fun but also much simpler than the previous worlds.

In the other worlds, there was a great deal of information for you to understand, and the last one was the most confusing of all. However, this one is super easy and light, making it a very nice change of pace.

You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Sakura version while racing around in Mario kart, having a great time and not having to worry about being overwhelmed by too much information.

It's a refreshing and enjoyable experience that is sure to bring a smile to your face.

See my review for volume 1.

This volume also offers a wealth of interesting content. The story continues to unfold, taking readers on a captivating journey. The characters are developed further, with their personalities and motives becoming more clear. The plot is filled with twists and turns that keep the reader on the edge of their seat.

The author's writing style is engaging and easy to follow, making it accessible to a wide range of readers. The descriptions are vivid, allowing the reader to fully immerse themselves in the world of the story.

Overall, this volume is a great addition to the series and I look forward to seeing what comes next.

Flying is such an amazing experience. It makes you feel like you can touch the sky and reach for the impossible.

Tomoyo-chan, with her charming personality and kind heart, always brings a smile to our faces.

SxS, whatever that might be, adds an element of mystery and excitement.

And then there's Kuro-sama's face. Oh, it's just perfect! FTW (For The Win)! His expression is so captivating and full of character.

Together, these elements create a world that is both enchanting and thrilling. It's a world where anything can happen and where we can let our imaginations run wild.

Whether it's soaring through the air, spending time with Tomoyo-chan, uncovering the secrets of SxS, or simply admiring Kuro-sama's face, there's always something new and wonderful to discover.

So, let's embrace this world and all its possibilities. Let's fly high, laugh often, and enjoy every moment. :D