Kidnappings, awesome Kudan battles, and yet another memory has returned to Sakura. How could one not relish this volume? The ending was truly heart-wrenching.

With Sakura finally awakening, only to discover that she doesn't remember Syaoran. It's a moment that tugs at the heartstrings.

I have a profound love for the artwork in this series. What makes it so incredibly enjoyable is its departure from the art in Cardcaptors and its distinctiveness when compared to other mangas. The illustrations bring the story to life in a vivid and captivating way.

Each panel is filled with details that enhance the overall reading experience. The characters are beautifully drawn, and their expressions are so生动 that they seem to jump off the page.

I just can't get enough of this story. It keeps me on the edge of my seat, eagerly turning the pages to find out what happens next.

Our group of travellers remains stuck on their initial new world, intently searching for Sakura's memories.

Finally, things are beginning to take an interesting turn. The inhabitants of this world each possess guardian spirits, and it appears they devote an inordinate amount of time to using these spirits to engage in battles with one another.

While the idea of having their own personal "gods" is intriguing, Clamp's decision to employ them as combatant beings somewhat diminishes the impact. Pokémon, Digimon, and numerous other series have already explored this concept and executed it proficiently.

Thankfully, the group managed to retrieve the first feather/memory, enabling Sakura to wake up. However, it is rather disheartening to witness her awakening without remembering Sayoran, even though I am aware that everything will ultimately work out for the better.

This series is absolutely excellent!

It has captured my attention from the very beginning and refused to let go. The storylines are engaging, the characters are well-developed and relatable, and the writing style is simply captivating.

I found myself completely immersed in the world that the author has created, eagerly turning the pages to see what would happen next. Each volume has its own unique charm and offers something new and exciting.

I can't wait to dive into the other volumes and continue this amazing journey. I'm sure that they will be just as good, if not better, than the ones I've already read. This series is definitely a must-read for anyone who loves a great story!

I highly recommend it to all my friends and fellow book lovers. You won't be disappointed!

In a world where the everyday citizen may wield a kudan, those creatures of unpredictable power, Syaoran teams up with Kurogane and Fai. Their mission is to save Mokona, the mystical being that transports them between realms, and to find the first feather containing Sakura's memories.

CLAMP has masterfully jumped into the action with this entertaining entry. It is sure to draw in even the most reluctant readers. The story is filled with excitement and mystery.

As they explore this new city, they notice there are so many familiar faces. But what do these familiar faces mean for the coming worlds? This question lingers in the air, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the already captivating plot.

The characters' journey is filled with challenges and unexpected twists, keeping the readers on the edge of their seats. With each turn of the page, the story unfolds, revealing more about this strange and wonderful world.

Will Syaoran and his friends be able to save Mokona and find Sakura's memories? Only time will tell as they continue their adventure through the various realms.

Rereading the entire series is actually triggering a strong desire within me to watch all of it in the anime. It's truly remarkable how the act of going through the written words once more can reignite that longing for the animated adaptation. The vivid images and characters that come to life in the anime are constantly on my mind. I find myself reminiscing about those scenes and moments that made the anime so special. Every time I pick up the book and start reading, it's like opening a door to a world that I deeply miss. The anime had a unique charm that was able to bring the story to a whole new level. The way the characters were animated, the beautiful backgrounds, and the engaging plot all combined to create an unforgettable viewing experience. I can't wait to immerse myself in that world again by watching the anime.

Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE - Volume 2 is an absolute delight, just as thrilling as its predecessor, Volume 1.

Ever since the introduction of the kudans, the action has been non-stop, filled with intense and massive battles.

I have a passion for action, and this series truly delivers. Readers of all ages will be captivated by the diverse types of kudans and their engaging battles. I devoured this book in no time as it was so exciting that I simply couldn't wait to discover what would unfold next.

Once again, Clamp's artwork is outstanding. Although the character's heads may seem a bit small, I believe it's a deliberate artistic choice. The storyline is both entertaining and exciting, and the battles bear a resemblance to Pokémon battles, but with a much greater length and depth.

This manga series holds the most promise among all the ones I've read so far. With at least 15 books in the series and hopefully more to come, it's a journey that I'm eager to continue.

Overall, Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE - Volume 2 is yet another amazing manga book. I'm eagerly anticipating what dimension they'll travel to next in Volume 3 as they search for another of Sakura's memory feathers.

I wholeheartedly rate this book a perfect 10 out of 10.

It's kind of strange, really. No matter how influential the person is, how could Shougo and Primera get away so easily after destroying the building? Primera even destroyed a historical building. Clamp has a tendency to make their side characters idolize the chosen-one characters too much xD

But anyway, this part of the battle is really exciting. I was screaming internally when the three mechas from Magic Knight Rayearth: Rayearth, Selece, and Windam, appeared as the high-level mechas of Syaoran, Kurogane, and Fye.

The most heartbreaking moment was when Sakura finally woke up and instead asked, "Who are you?" to Syaoran. Huwaaaa. And the scene of Syaoran crying in the rain while being sheltered by Selece and Windam, and accompanied by Rayearth was really very touching and magical. Hiks!

Little bro was not just hit with the friendzone. Oh no, he was hit with the "who are you?" zone

Te amo Makona, te amo Syaoran <3.

These words carry a profound meaning, expressing the deep love and affection one has for Makona and Syaoran. Love is a powerful emotion that can bring people closer together and create beautiful memories.

When we say "te amo," it is like a magical spell that can melt hearts and make everything seem possible. Makona and Syaoran must hold a special place in the heart of the person who utters these words.

Perhaps they have shared many wonderful moments together, gone through thick and thin, and supported each other through every step of the way. Their love is likely to be a source of strength and inspiration for them.

As we think about this expression of love, we can't help but imagine the beautiful bond that exists between Makona and Syaoran. It is a love that is worth celebrating and cherishing.

Te amo Makona, te amo Syaoran <3. May their love continue to grow and flourish, bringing them无尽的幸福 and joy.

3.5 stars
Well, this is truly becoming interesting. I have now developed a definite interest in kudan beings.

I really have a strong hope that when they transition to another world, they will still possess the ability to handle them proficiently. After all, they are undoubtedly the coolest thing that has occurred up until now.

Sakura is also awake, which gives me some anticipation. I hope she will be able to offer some assistance and not just remain a damsel in distress.

Maybe she will surprise us with her hidden skills and play an important role in the upcoming adventures.

I can't wait to see how things will unfold and what kind of challenges and opportunities await them in the new world.

It's going to be an exciting journey, and I'm looking forward to every moment of it.

I find myself liking the manga a great deal more than the anime.

The manga offers fans a plethora of hints, delving much deeper into the characters. It reveals to the reader far more about who these individuals truly are and what secrets they might be concealing. So far, Fye has emerged as my favorite. He, along with Kurogane and Mokona Modoki, form a remarkable trio.

Shaolan and Sakura, on the other hand, are overly sugary cute, although their story is, of course, equally painful. Additionally, it's truly wonderful to witness characters from various shows making appearances. Especially when they actually met their demise in those original shows and yet here they are, alive and sometimes even joyous. It was an absolute delight to see Touya and Yukito once again in this manga :P

This installment was truly a delight to read, and I devoured it with ease!! Our peculiar group of travelers remains stranded on the same world, and their battle to locate the feather rages on. With the introduction of Kudan, the action truly takes off and it is highly entertaining to witness unfold on the pages.

The fighting in this manga is, in some respects, distinct. There are literally words of pain, while in other ways, it plays around with the more traditional fighting styles seen in Japan, such as the impressive (or perhaps a bit silly) names of the attacker's special moves. It is great fun to observe the characters traversing the strangely captivating world, encountering all kinds of interesting individuals along the way.

This volume is jam-packed with action and creativity, and if you look closely enough, it also contains a few underlying messages. Just like in the previous volume, this one features a section on CLAMP's past works and translation notes, which explain some of the references and elements that might have perplexed the reader. I simply adore reading those sections as they are so informative!