I really liked the ARC Dragon Fly.

On one hand, because we finally see Sakura participate in a mission to retrieve her feather. And especially, we finally see Shaolan smile!!! :D It's really nice.

The friendship between Tomoyo and Sakura was super cute, but no surprise there ^^ (referring to Card Captor Sakura).

Otherwise, the race was quite nice, a bit in the #starwars vibe <3<3<3.

It was a great experience to watch this story unfold. The characters and their interactions added a lot of charm to the plot.

The mission to retrieve the feather brought out the best in Sakura, and seeing Shaolan's smile was like a bright spot in the story.

The cute friendship between Tomoyo and Sakura was a familiar and heartwarming element.

Overall, the ARC Dragon Fly had a lot of enjoyable aspects that made it a great read or watch.

Sakura achieved a remarkable feat as she won the race.

The moment she crossed the finish line, a wave of excitement and joy washed over her.

Her determination and hard work throughout the training paid off handsomely.

Sakura's victory was not only a personal accomplishment but also a source of pride for her team and supporters.

She had shown great skill and perseverance during the race, outpacing her competitors with ease.

As she celebrated her win, Sakura knew that this was just the beginning of many more achievements to come.

She looked forward to future races, eager to test her limits and continue to shine on the track.

Overall, Sakura's win was a testament to her talent and dedication, and it was a moment that she would cherish for a long time.

Things in this series have taken a rather unexpected turn towards repetitiveness at this juncture.

The art, which is characteristic of CLAMP, remains highly impressive. Their unique style and attention to detail continue to draw the eye and add a certain charm to the overall presentation.

However, the narrative has unfortunately fallen into a rut. It seems to be recycling the same ideas and plotlines, lacking the innovation and excitement that were initially promised.

This is somewhat disappointing, especially considering the great potential that this concept showed in the beginning. One can't help but feel that the story could have been developed in a more engaging and original way.

It remains to be seen whether the creators will be able to break free from this pattern and breathe new life into the series.

I truly have a profound love for this volume, and the reason lies in all the tenderness it embodies.

Sakura emerges victorious in the race, and随后 comes the entire matter of Tomoyo elucidating how she was aware of them and knew that Sakura would triumph and retrieve the feather. I am deeply enamored with how much Tomoyo cares.

However, there is also that particular scene between Fai and Kurogane. Fai truly shows great concern for Kurogane's wound, and Kurogane, in turn, cares about princess Tomoyo. "The soul is the same," which implies a certain connection and similarity between them.

This volume is filled with such touching moments and relationships that make it truly captivating and endearing. It makes me eager to explore more of the story and see how these characters and their emotions develop further.

The story is truly amazing! It has captivated my attention from the very beginning.

The plot is filled with excitement, mystery, and unexpected twists that keep me on the edge of my seat.

Each character is well-developed and has their own unique charm and personality.

I find myself completely immersed in this fictional world, eagerly anticipating every new chapter.

Volume 12 left me with so many questions and a strong desire to know what will happen next.

I simply can't wait for Volume 13 to be released!

I'm sure it will be another thrilling installment that will continue to blow my mind.

I'm already imagining all the possible scenarios and outcomes, and I'm excited to see how the author will bring it all to life.

This series has become one of my favorites, and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good adventure.

I'm counting down the days until Volume 13 arrives!

Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE never fails to amaze me.

Hey, I'm aware that might not be proper English, but that's precisely the effect it has on me. It makes me exclaim, "Wow!" I have truly adored the Dragonfly race that has been unfolding over the past few books.

It was so refreshing to see Sakura finally able to take part in retrieving one of her memory feathers. For a considerable period, she has either been asleep or simply sitting on the sidelines while Syaoran, Kurogane, and Fai do all the work.

Once again, the story and artwork by Clamp are magnificent. I have actually grown to appreciate the elongated appearance of the characters with their small heads.

The action in the first half of the book is intense and rapid, and I devoured it at an astonishing pace. I was really hoping that Sakura would win the race, and I was extremely pleased when she did.

Now, regarding the mystery of who was sabotaging the race... I can't disclose that to you. You'll have to read the book and discover it for yourself.

Overall, Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: Volume 12 is yet another outstanding addition to an already remarkable series. Can it get any better? I guess I'll find out when they journey to the next country in Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: Volume 13.

I rated this book a 9½ out of 10.

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We continue in the Puffle world and this moment is my favorite world because of all the vibes of Card Captor. However, I start to see a bit more of Kurogane and it's something that I like. I'm about to finish the volumes that I have and I don't know if I would like to continue buying the others.

The Puffle world has always been a source of joy and excitement for me. The colorful and imaginative setting, along with the charming characters, makes it a truly magical place. And with the influence of Card Captor, the vibes have become even more special.

Kurogane, on the other hand, has caught my attention with his mysterious and brooding nature. There's something about him that draws me in and makes me want to know more. As I near the end of my current volumes, I find myself torn between continuing to explore his story and moving on to something new.

On one hand, I'm eager to see what adventures lie ahead for Kurogane and how his character will develop. But on the other hand, I'm also curious about other series and worlds that I might discover. It's a difficult decision, but one that I'll have to make soon.

Automatic 4.5 just for Kurogane/Tomoyo scenes.

These scenes are truly captivating and add a special charm to the overall story. The dynamic between Kurogane and Tomoyo is filled with depth and complexity, making it a pleasure to watch.

Oh, and badass Tomoyo shooting a gun. Yesss.

This moment is not only exciting but also showcases Tomoyo's strength and determination. It's a powerful visual that leaves a lasting impression.

The combination of these elements makes the show even more engaging and enjoyable. Fans of the series are sure to appreciate these aspects and look forward to more精彩的 scenes in the future.

The book was just okay.

It was highly predictable, and there wasn't really all that much that happened within its pages.

One could easily anticipate the events and twists that were going to occur.

The story seemed to lack excitement and a sense of urgency.

Thankfully, we are now done with this particular race world that the book presented.

It's not that it was a terrible read, but it definitely didn't leave a lasting impression.

Perhaps for some, the predictability might have been comforting, but for others, it was a bit of a letdown.

Overall, it was an average experience, and we can now move on to other literary adventures.

There's still an incredibly long way left to go. Perhaps it's far too long indeed.

Only volumes that are half intense (if they are intense at all) are becoming a trend in Tsubasa. The first half of this particular volume left me feeling particularly indifferent. It's not completely uneventful as it is part of the travelling stop at the Piffle World, but when considering the whole series and the numerous possibilities the plot has to focus on, it really is lacking. I don't fault the manga for presenting the race in such great detail, but the way it was developed here was not even entertaining – unlike the part in the 11th volume.

The second half managed to make up for that deficiency to a certain extent, enough to reach a score of three stars. This was mostly achieved through a touch of humour and a few of the usual amusing character traits, particularly Kurogane's. However, I'm still eagerly waiting for the story to pick up its pauses and run at a faster pace!

I'm hoping that the upcoming volumes will bring more excitement and engage me more fully in the adventures of the characters. I'm looking forward to seeing how the plot will unfold and what new challenges and surprises await them.

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