Lots of action! Primela was cute and fun. Her kudan being a microphone added an interesting touch. It was quite entertaining to watch her in action.

I officially love Fai! He and Kurogane have such a great dynamic. They play off each other so well, and their interactions always bring a smile to my face. I also have a soft spot for Mokona. That little creature is just so adorable and full of personality.

Toya and Yukito are super cute together, no matter how it is. Their relationship is so sweet and heartwarming. I hope we can see them in every world. It would be great to see how their story unfolds in different settings.

I am looking forward to seeing how Clamp introduces more of their other characters. This story has such an interesting premise, and I can't wait to see where it goes. There are so many possibilities, and I'm excited to discover them all.

This volume plays a crucial role in establishing the character dynamics of our main cast.

Kurogane and Fai truly shine in this installment. Their personalities and interactions add depth and complexity to the story.

However, the biggest standout this volume is undoubtedly Syaoran. His development and growth are palpable, and it's fascinating to see how he evolves throughout the narrative.

The volume's focus on Kudans was also quite interesting. It introduced a new element to the story and made me wonder how long our heroes will remain on this world.

Perhaps the Kudans will follow them to the next world, adding an additional layer of intrigue and adventure.

There are so many possibilities and questions to consider, which makes this volume all the more engaging and thought-provoking.

Overall, it's a great addition to the series and leaves me eagerly anticipating the next installment.

The CLAMP quartet really surprised me pleasantly with this manga and with xxxHolic since these stories intersect, and there are things that to understand them better it is necessary to read both.

I loved it. It is a good manga that although it has characters from Sakura CardCaptor, its story and the way it is constructed is for a young or adult audience. If one wants to understand it deeply, I loved it.

It's interesting how the different storylines blend together and create a more complex and engaging narrative. The characters are well-developed and their relationships add depth to the overall plot.

Whether you're a fan of the original series or new to the world of CLAMP, this manga is definitely worth checking out. It offers a unique and captivating reading experience that will keep you hooked from start to finish.

I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys manga with interesting stories and well-drawn characters.

I liked this volume significantly less than the first one.

The art in this series is truly a struggle for me. There are so many large spreads filled with dark lines and chaos that it becomes extremely difficult for me to follow the action and clearly see what is happening.

Moreover, I'm not overly fond of this particular world. However, I do have a genuine desire to witness what transpires with the characters.

I'm also glad to learn that there will be a new world or dimension in the next volume.

On the other hand, I'm enjoying the further development of this storyline. I simply can't wait to read the subsequent installments in the series.

I liked the way the characters are just starting to trust each other.

And I'm highly curious to see what will occur when they relocate to a new world.

It's a mix of anticipation and dissatisfaction, but overall, I'm still invested enough to continue following the story.

This was so intensely awesome!

The comedy with Karogane is absolutely hilarious, making me burst into laughter at every turn.

The action scenes are just crazy, filled with excitement and energy that keeps my heart pounding.

The illustrations are beyond good; they are truly a work of art, bringing the story to life in the most vivid way.

I vividly remember the moment when Sakura wakes and doesn't know who Syaoran is. That sadness in her eyes is palpable, and it really tugs at my heartstrings.

But I didn't fully realise how devastating it is until now.

Syaoran's shadow-hidden expressions are simply killing me. You can see the pain and regret in his eyes, and it makes me feel so sorry for him.

The price he paid is finally dawning on him, and it's a heavy burden to bear.

I need to keep reading to find out what happens next and see how this story unfolds.

Tsubasa continues to present fascinating story elements and outshine its on-screen adaptation in nearly every aspect.

With Syaoran's dialogue, we catch a hint of foreshadowing regarding events much later in the series. This volume's mystery is filled with numerous surprises and "Aha!" moments. The authors have faith in their readers' ability to understand the plot's direction and cleverly insert enough clues for some to figure out the twists early, which is quite refreshing.

We also gain a better understanding of Mokona's powers and can only hope they will be utilized more as a device to create dramatic tension as the series progresses.

The art, as always, is breathtaking and dynamic. However, this volume has significant pacing issues. Towards the end, readers are pulled along and left to struggle to keep up with the confusing character motivations.

The panels sometimes lack key establishing shots, leaving me often wondering where the characters are at any given moment. In some scenes, Syaoran appears to be floating due to the absence of a shadow, while in others, the characters are placed on a platform, but the relationship between that platform and the villain's location is forgotten.

The panels are often so crowded that you have to strain your eyes to figure out what is actually happening. It was confusing at times, but it didn't completely ruin the experience for me.

If you enjoyed the previous volume, then you are almost certain to have the same feeling about volume two. Good luck!

They are still in the very first world they have journeyed to.

There is an intense and lively discussion going on regarding what exactly kudans are and what their functions or behaviors might be.

Amidst all this, a feather is discovered. It is carefully retrieved and then returned to Sakura.

As the feather reaches her, something remarkable happens. Sakura slowly starts to stir and then eventually wakes up.

The scene is filled with anticipation and a sense of mystery as they wonder what will happen next now that Sakura is awake and in this strange world with the kudans.

Their adventure in this first world seems to be taking an interesting turn, and they are all eager to explore and understand more about the kudans and the role that Sakura might play in this unknown place.

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A first ideal world to understand how the mechanics of the group and the theme of the feathers will be. The truth is that it is not the best in terms of scenes or history, but it is what it is.

Sakura recovered her second feather and finally wakes up. Let's see what the group will do now that they have already completed their mission in this country. :)

Undoubtedly, this trio consisting of Shaoran, Kurogane, and Fye is one of the best aspects of this work. They have just met and one can already sense a connection between them.

Their different personalities and abilities complement each other, making them a fascinating team to follow.

As they continue their journey, we can expect more adventures, challenges, and perhaps even some surprises along the way.

Will they be able to find all of Sakura's feathers and restore her memories? Only time will tell.

But one thing is for sure, this story has captured the hearts of many readers and viewers alike, and it shows no signs of slowing down.

My problem is that the "love story" between Sakura and Shaoran has never really caught my attention, and here it seems even more forced than in CardCaptor.

Shaoran is supposed to be powerful in combat, but this guy (apart from being only 14 years old and not having been trained by his family) is just an archaeology assistant. I mean, why? He is supposed to love Sakura with all his heart and all that, but they were just childhood friends and nothing really happened between them to make their relationship so mythical. I simply don't understand how by volume 2 they are already fighting against everything to recover her memories, which doesn't even make sense to start with (maybe for now).

In other aspects, I don't know, it seemed to me like a mix of Monster Rancher and Beyblade. The only character that I think is great is Mokona, although it feels exactly the same as the Mokona in Holic.

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Now that I know the story, well, there is a reason for L Xiao Lang's great strength and power, and for the princess. Obviously, I liked the story more; and also the references to Rayearth and its characters. It entertained me more.

I'm not really a huge enthusiast of this volume.

There is an abundance of fighting scenes, and CLAMP's artistic style makes it rather difficult to clearly discern what precisely is happening.

However, I did find Syaoran to be quite cool in this installment! He may not be my ideal type, but he is undeniably cool.

Now, a spoiler for chapter 13: the emotional impact is intense when Sakura wakes up and inquires of Syaoran who he is

Syaoran and his friends embark on a journey to the Republic of Hanshin.

Upon arrival, Mokona detects the aura of Sakura's memory, which appears in the form of a powerful feather.

In this new dimension, they not only make friends with the locals but also uncover their own kudan, the inner spiritual force within them.

Adding to the excitement are the characters who spin off from X, namely Sorata and Arashi, as well as Touya and Yukito from Card Captor Sakura.

Readers are sure to enjoy this adventure filled with mystery, friendship, and the discovery of hidden powers.

It's a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat and leave you longing for more.

So, join Syaoran and his friends as they explore this new world and face the challenges that lie ahead.

Who knows what secrets they will uncover and what new friendships they will form along the way?

Get ready for an unforgettable journey in the Republic of Hanshin!