Who'd have thought this would turn out to be so tough to review?

The first chapter is like a drawing class where you practice shapes. How exciting. It's a steep ramp up! It's a fun little crossover if you've also read xxxHolic from Clamp.

Creatively, there's something to be said about Tsubasa. The characters are introduced, and there's enough mystery surrounding all of them, even our main protagonist. So, a lightning blitz of a catastrophe can get a pass. We're playing DnD and using Dimension Door in its truest sense. It requires a cute component to cast in the shape of an adorable furby. Since it's Japan, it's actually cute and not demonically possessed looking.

Each world is vastly different. Unique, yet possibly with parallels. Even parallels in the form of people, ones familiar in your own world, who might be as different as the world they live in. It's interesting stuff. The first world we visit has SPIRITUAL POKEMON!

I have a feeling it's only going up from here, and if it gets slow... well, just pop into another world. Jean - yes.

Saking lamanya aku nggak baca ini, aku sampai lupa soal kudan! Sebagai pecinta Card Captor Sakura, dulu aku begitu girang menyambut komik ini. Hiks. Masih inget betapa antusiasnya diriku mengoleksi belasan jilid awal serial ini. Rasanya seperti reunian dengan para tokoh CLAMP dari berbagai generasi.

Dan sueneng banget karena beberapa tokoh yang nasibnya tragis di seri aslinya seperti Sorata, Arashi, dan Souma, dapat kehidupan yang jauh lebih baik di dimensi lain. Aku penasaran. Adegan opening Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle itu bakal dibuka faktanya di volume berapa, yah?

For so long I haven't read this, and I even forgot about it! As a fan of Card Captor Sakura, I was once so excited to welcome this comic. Sigh. I still remember how enthusiastic I was to collect the first dozen volumes of this series. It feels like a reunion with the characters of CLAMP from various generations.

And it's really great because some characters whose fates were tragic in the original series like Sorata, Arashi, and Souma, can have a much better life in another dimension. I'm curious. In which volume will the opening scene of Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle actually be revealed, huh?

One of my favorite manga of all time is TRC. It gives me a mixed feeling and a wonderful multiverse adventure.

Syaoran, Sakura, Fay, and Kurogane have a clear objective to collect Sakura's memory feathers. Every world's experience is exciting until it turns dark and desperate.

Even though I don't read all of the CLAMP's manga, I'm still comfortable when reading TRC. The twist in the middle of the chapter makes the story become more interesting.

However, I'm still confused about the ending. It seems a bit rushed and leaves some questions unanswered. But overall, TRC is a great manga that I would recommend to anyone who loves adventure and fantasy.

The characters are well-developed and the art is beautiful. It's a must-read for manga fans.

A story of love that transcends time and space. This manga is truly a captivating piece that is filled with a nice amount of magic, adventure, and soul. All of these elements unfold within the enchanting CLAMP universe. One of the great things about this manga is that you don't necessarily need to have prior knowledge of other CLAMP creations. However, if you do, it will surely enhance your overall experience. The story takes you on a thrilling journey, with unexpected twists and turns along the way. The end, in particular, has a great twist that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Although the intertwining timelines can be a bit confusing at times, they add an extra layer of complexity and depth to the story. Overall, this manga series is a must-read for fans of magical adventures and love stories that defy the boundaries of time and space.

Sakura, the beloved Princess of Clow Kingdom, has unfortunately fallen unconscious due to a strange incident that took place in the ruins. This has left her dear friend Syaoran deeply concerned and determined to do everything in his power to save her.

Syaoran is not alone in this arduous task. He is joined by the brutish warrior Kurogane and the mysterious wizard Fai. Together, they embark on a perilous journey that will take them across alternate realms in search of Sakura's scattered memories.

CLAMP, with this enticing first entry to a promising fantasy adventure, has opened up a world of endless possibilities. The readers are left wondering what sort of lands Syaoran and his new allies will have to face and survive on their journey. Will they encounter dangerous creatures, powerful magic, or other unforeseen challenges? Only time will tell as they continue their quest to bring back Sakura's memories and restore her to health.

One of my all-time favorite manga series is definitely "Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle" (TRC). It consists of a whopping 28 volumes and is truly one of the most mind-bending and brain-torturing series ever. Just when you think you have a grip on what's going on, CLAMP, the brilliant minds behind it, reveals yet another piece of the intricate puzzle. The series completed its serialization a year ago, and this week, I couldn't resist rereading the entire thing. Even now, I find myself still grappling with trying to fit all the pieces together. It's that engaging and thought-provoking!

TRC takes the beloved characters from "CardCaptor Sakura" and whisks them through multiple worlds in a desperate search for the scattered fragments of Sakura's memories. This series has it all: murder, magic, love, hate, and the concept of hitsuzen (destiny). There's truly something for everyone to enjoy. What makes it even more exciting is the heavy reliance on cameos from beloved characters from CLAMP's other works. Fans of their other series will have a blast seeing these familiar faces popping up all over the place in TRC.

If your brain can withstand the countless plot twists and turns, then I wholeheartedly recommend that you give this series a read. It's an experience like no other!

I really like how the events unfold in the manga compared to the anime.

In the manga, the story seems to have a more detailed and in-depth development. The characters' emotions and motives are presented in a more nuanced way, which makes the whole experience更加丰富和引人入胜.

Mokona is extremely cute and funny. Its little antics and expressions always bring a smile to my face. It adds a touch of lightheartedness to the otherwise complex and often intense plot.

The attitudes of Fye, Kurogane, and Sahoran are very well-portrayed. They are all well-developed characters with their own unique personalities and backstories. Fye's mysterious and sometimes mischievous nature, Kurogane's tough exterior and soft interior, and Sahoran's kind and gentle demeanor all make them very likable and interesting to follow.

Overall, I find the manga to be a great read and a wonderful addition to the world of动漫.

I'm currently engaged in rereading the manga that I possess. Honestly, I don't have a distinct recollection of my initial feelings towards Tsubasa. Perhaps I wasn't truly captivated by the series at that time (which is understandable considering I only own the first three volumes). However, upon reading it now, I find the first volume to be really charming. I'm well aware that the series takes a significant turn and becomes far less cute and much more profound as it progresses.

I haven't delved deeply into the works of CLAMP, but I've always been intrigued by their art style. It has a certain allure that sets it apart. Moreover, the concept of reusing characters is also quite unique. It adds an extra layer of complexity and familiarity to their stories.

As I continue to reread Tsubasa, I'm looking forward to uncovering more of its hidden gems and experiencing the evolution of the plot and characters. I suspect that this second reading will offer me a全新的 perspective and a deeper appreciation for this manga series.

Estado: todos los tomos/capítulos leidos.

This statement indicates that the status is that all volumes/chapters have been read. It implies a sense of completion or progress in a reading task.

Perhaps this refers to a book series or a set of chapters within a larger work. When all the tomos or capítulos have been read, one has gained a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.

It could also suggest that the reader has invested a significant amount of time and effort in going through each and every part. This achievement might bring a sense of satisfaction or accomplishment.

Moreover, having read all the volumes/chapters allows for a more in-depth analysis and reflection on the overall work. It enables the reader to make connections, draw conclusions, and form opinions based on the complete body of text.

In conclusion, the status of "todos los tomos/capítulos leidos" represents a significant milestone in the reading process, opening up new possibilities for further exploration and understanding.

It was a delight to know that they had created a story with all the characters of Clamp that we had missed so much.

Especially those from "X by Clamp", as I had missed them a great deal and had been waiting for so long to see them like Subaru and Seichirou Sakurazukamori.

In the good style of Clamp, it is said that the story will continue and I never get tired of reading it because it is definitely one of the works that has brought together the most Clamp characters.

This new story gives fans the opportunity to once again immerse themselves in the wonderful world created by Clamp.

The characters are so vivid and their relationships are so complex and engaging.

It's like reuniting with old friends and embarking on a new adventure together.

I can't wait to see what new developments and surprises the future holds for this story.

I can't even begin to express how much I truly love these books.

For some unknown reason, when I was younger, I always had the perception that the first book was rather boring.

However, after reading it again recently, I am simply astounded that I could have ever thought such a thing.

In fact, it is a truly beautiful start to a magnificently beautiful series.

The story within the first book sets the stage perfectly, introducing us to a world full of wonder and excitement.

The characters are well-developed and engaging, drawing the reader in from the very first page.

As I delved deeper into the book this time around, I discovered so many nuances and details that I had missed before.

It made me realize that sometimes, our initial impressions can be completely wrong, and that it's always worth giving something a second chance.

Now, I can't wait to continue reading the rest of the series and see where the story takes me.

Ugh. I truly love it. I have watched the anime, and as a result, I'm already deeply attached to these precious characters.

Just before reading this, I rewatched the English dub of Cardcaptor Sakura, and now I keep mispronouncing all the names. It's quite comical really.

Syaoran and Sakura have the most wonderful romance that I've ever witnessed in an anime or manga. In both Cardcaptor Sakura (CCS) and Tsubasa, their chemistry is amazing, and there's so much angst that keeps you on the edge of your seat. They are without a doubt my favorite couple in all of anime, and I have a strong feeling that they'll remain in that special spot for a very long time.

I'm really hoping that the manga offers something different from the OVAs. I didn't like the anime's OVAs at all. I found them to be overly complicated and somewhat unnecessary. The whole clone concept was just too much for my relatively small brain to handle. So, I'm praying with all my heart that the manga is indeed different and offers a more satisfying and engaging story.