Definitely my favorite storyline yet! It combines historical intrigue, which always fascinates me with its hidden secrets and complex characters. Then there are the fairy tales, adding a touch of magic and wonder to the mix. And let's not forget Sakura, who is trying her best but still remains a sleepy baby. It's so endearing to see her struggle and yet keep going.

The historical aspect provides a rich backdrop, with its detailed settings and events that draw you in and make you feel like you're part of that era. The fairy tales bring out the childlike wonder in all of us, making us believe in the impossible. And Sakura's character is so relatable, as we all have those moments when we feel tired and just want to take a nap.

Overall, this storyline has everything I love: drama, mystery, magic, and a charming character. It keeps me on the edge of my seat, eager to find out what happens next. I can't wait to see how it all unfolds!

Ooo, a legend of a princess kidnapping children. How exciting it is! This captivating story has already piqued our interest and left us eager to know what will happen next. The idea of a princess, typically associated with grace and beauty, being involved in such a nefarious act adds an element of mystery and intrigue. It makes us wonder what could have driven her to do such a thing. Will there be a twist in the tale? Will the children be rescued? How will the heroes of the story manage to overcome this seemingly impossible situation? It'll be extremely interesting to see how that ends in the next volume. :) We can't wait to turn the page and discover the conclusion of this thrilling legend.

After traversing a world filled with cities that seem minuscule to them, Syaoran and his companions find themselves in a town. The people here live in constant fear for the lives of their children. Their journey leads them onward to an ancient castle, where a spirit lures them through the power of a mysterious feather. CLAMP has masterfully crafted an atmosphere that will keep readers completely intoxicated, filled with secrets that promise a thrilling supernatural adventure. One cannot help but wonder if one of Sakura's feathers could be the root cause of all the pain and suffering among the townsfolk. As the story unfolds, the mysteries deepen, and readers are left on the edge of their seats, eager to discover what lies ahead.

Since I've just finished watching the anime, it turns out that breezing through all the books while already knowing what's going to happen isn't as enjoyable as expected.

However, I have to admit that I truly admire the drawings in the comics. Every single detail is meticulously crafted, and the overall appearance is simply majestic.

It gives me a strong desire to own a hard copy of all the comics. Sadly, even Kinokuniya, which is a well-known bookstore, no longer carries them. This really disappoints me.

I guess I'll have to look for other ways to obtain these precious comics and fully appreciate the wonderful world they create.

Maybe I'll try searching online or visiting some second-hand bookstores. Who knows, I might just get lucky and find what I'm looking for.

Until then, I'll continue to cherish the memories of the anime and the beautiful drawings I've seen.

Clamp is an incredibly talented and renowned manga artist group. Their art and writing style are truly captivating and unique.

Their works are filled with intricate details, beautiful character designs, and engaging storylines that draw readers in and keep them hooked from start to finish.

For manga and fantasy lovers, Clamp's creations are an absolute must-read. Whether it's the magical worlds they build, the complex relationships between the characters, or the thought-provoking themes they explore, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

From classic series like "Cardcaptor Sakura" to more recent works like "xxxHolic," Clamp has continuously pushed the boundaries of manga and fantasy, creating some of the most beloved and influential works in the genre.

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

I'm not entirely certain as to why I don't have a greater enjoyment for Tsubasa. I do like it, yet not to the same extent as other works by Clamp. The drawing style is that of clean and mature Clamp, which is appealing. The byplay is quite fun, and the stories skillfully juggle different genres. Moreover, they continuously introduce characters from other series, which is always an interesting aspect. However, it does feel a little unfocused. Or, to be more precise, I suspect that we are in for a long journey, and thus they are taking their time and meandering around a bit. Inevitably, comparisons to the X universe and xxxholic are made. (And of course, those are seinen and this is shojo, and I'm not 12. One must always remember that.)

I think perhaps the lack of a more central and driving plot at times makes it a bit less engaging for me. But still, there are many elements that I do appreciate and enjoy. Maybe as the story progresses, it will become more focused and captivating, drawing me in even deeper. Only time will tell.

I'll continue to follow Tsubasa and see where it takes me, hoping that it will eventually reach that level of enjoyment that I have for some of Clamp's other works.

I often find myself wondering if it's possible for them to run into different versions of themselves.

This thought has been lingering in my mind, sparking my curiosity. What would it be like if they were to encounter a self that had made different choices, followed a different path?

Would they recognize each other? Would there be a sense of familiarity or would it be completely foreign?

The idea of different versions of oneself existing simultaneously is both fascinating and a little bit scary.

It makes me think about the countless possibilities and directions our lives could have taken.

Maybe in some alternate reality, they are living a completely different life, with different experiences and memories.

I can't help but imagine the conversations they might have, the insights they could gain from each other.

It's a concept that challenges our understanding of identity and self.

But at the same time, it also opens up a world of possibilities and makes us question what truly defines us.

Yes, I adored this book.

The legend of the princess with golden locks kidnapping the children is truly captivating. It vividly brings to mind the famous story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin.

The way the author weaves this tale is masterful, creating an atmosphere of mystery and intrigue.

The description of the princess with her golden locks is enchanting, making her seem almost otherworldly.

The act of kidnapping the children adds an element of danger and excitement, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat.

Overall, I found this book to be a thoroughly enjoyable read, and I would highly recommend it to others who enjoy a good mystery or a retelling of a classic legend.

Much liked.

I still love the nods to other CLAMP series just as much ^^ So it's decided, I want a spin-off on the world of Kuriyo with Chun Yan and on the world of Spirit!!!

The world of Kuriyo is a fascinating one, filled with unique characters and mysterious storylines. Chun Yan, in particular, has always been a favorite of mine. Her strength and determination are truly inspiring. A spin-off focused on her and the world of Kuriyo would allow us to explore more of their backstories and adventures.

Similarly, the world of Spirit also holds great potential. The concept of spirits and their interactions with the human world is both captivating and enchanting. A spin-off set in this world could delve deeper into the relationships between the characters and the challenges they face.

I'm really looking forward to seeing what a spin-off on these two worlds would bring. It would be a great opportunity to expand on the existing universes and give fans more of what they love about CLAMP's works.

One of my favorite aspects of this series is the authors' meticulous attention to the cultural differences among the characters.

It's truly delightful whenever a character fails to understand a particular tradition or societal norm. In fact, two of them had never even seen snow before! This kind of naivete is both refreshing and uproariously funny.

I'm also thoroughly enjoying the small character quirks that serve to develop our main cast without the need for extensive personality descriptions. For instance, Kurogane carrying a comic book with him as he travels from world to world reveals a great deal about his studious nature, far more than if another character were to simply explain it. The same holds true for Syaoran and his passion for the worlds and their unique oddities. It's wonderful to see him geek out over history and wildlife wherever they journey.

My only concerns with this volume pertain to the pacing, which can sometimes seem a bit disjointed between panels, and some rather unusual art style decisions. However, these are more matters of personal preference than legitimate critiques.

Nonetheless, I'm still having a great time reading this series and am eagerly anticipating the next volume!

Book: Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle 4.

Author: CLAMP.

Pages: 192

Score: 3/5 ⭐

The beginning of the manga brings closure to the previous arc, and finally, the moment has come to talk about the growth of Sakura in what has been the development of the story.

Although in the first chapters, we are shown a strong and super warm character, upon losing her memories, she turns into a doll without her own will, who gradually comes to life as the fragments of her memory are given to her.

While it is still difficult for her to stay awake for long periods of time, we begin to see how she recovers to intervene on her own in the different events that occur and how, despite everything that defines her, she remains intact.

This manga continues to explore the complex and fascinating world of Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle, with its unique characters and engaging storylines. The art by CLAMP is一如既往地 beautiful, adding to the overall charm of the series.

Fans of the series will surely enjoy this volume, as it delves deeper into the characters and their relationships, while also setting the stage for future developments.

Overall, Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle 4 is a solid addition to the series and a must-read for fans of manga and fantasy.

Quatrième tome, quatrième plume?

The hunt continues. It's a beautiful and magical world. A second snowy one, magnificent!

We are constantly on the pursuit, exploring this enchanting realm. The first tome led us to a certain path, and now with the fourth tome and perhaps the fourth plume, who knows what new adventures and discoveries await?

The snow-covered landscape adds a touch of mystery and wonder. The white blanket seems to hide countless secrets and surprises. As we make our way through, we can't help but be in awe of the beauty that surrounds us.

Each step brings us closer to something unknown, something that could change our perception of this world forever. Will the fourth plume hold the key to unlocking a new chapter in our journey? Only time will tell.