I would have given this 4 stars if it weren't for the confusing battle scenes/speed lines.

I am giving 2 stars for now because most chapters in this volume feel like filler stories for me, even though we are still just in volume 3.

Still, the storyline is great, but I really want character developments!

Due to the confusing speed lines, I overlooked some scenes/detail/panel frames and had to go back to a few pages just to understand what took precedence.

I am trying to give Shonen manga a shot by reading Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE because I know it has good plotlines.

I also like the humor between Fay D. Flôrite and Kurogane. Their comedy dynamic provides a breather among the serious battle scenes.

But for me, reading Shonen manga requires concentration on what action scenes took precedence - who damaged who, which character was killed, what was damaged, etc.

All those things take concentration. I am not used to Shonen manga (and prefer shojo because they are easier to read).

But for Tsubasa, I want to see it through to its finale because at the end of the day, I love how CLAMP crosses over its storylines and characters among xxxHolic, Cardcaptor Sakura, Chobits, and all its other series.

I absolutely looove the town that is associated with the golden haired ghost! It's truly a magical place. The moment I step into it, all the clothes and the overall atmosphere make me think of some incredibly romantic French ghost story. It's as if I've been transported into a different world.

I have a special affection for Tsubasa. Their work is simply amazing. What I find truly great is how all their manga series have managed to find a way to meet and intertwine. It creates a complex and fascinating web of stories and characters.

Each series has its own unique charm and appeal, yet they all come together in a seamless and wonderful way. It's a testament to the creativity and talent of the creators. I can't wait to see what new adventures and connections they will bring in the future.

Book: Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle 3.
Author: CLAMP.
Pages: 196
Score: 3/5 ⭐

At the moment, this would be the volume that presents us with the most action scenes.

This is because our dear group has to liberate the kingdom of Koryo from the oppression and tyranny of the Ryanban this time. Therefore, demonstrations of power seem to be the order of the day.

While so far Shaoran is the one who has shown us the most demonstrations of strength and skill, I like that they finally put a little emphasis on the abilities of Kuro and Fay (who I already say are among my favorite characters ❤).

The story continues to unfold with exciting battles and unexpected twists. We see the characters grow and develop as they face new challenges.

The art by CLAMP is一如既往地 beautiful, with detailed illustrations and vibrant colors that bring the story to life.

Overall, Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle 3 is a great addition to the series, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next.

This series truly teases you.

The volumes come to an end precisely in the middle of something significant!

It's quite a clever tactic, really.

On one hand, it can be frustrating because you're left hanging, eager to know what happens next.

But on the other hand, it definitely makes me want to read more.

I find myself constantly anticipating the next installment, desperate to find out how the story will unfold.

It's like a never-ending cliffhanger that keeps pulling me in.

Despite the initial annoyance of being left in the lurch, I can't help but be drawn back to this series.

I'm curious to see how the author will resolve all the loose ends and tie up the story in a satisfying way.

So, even though it teases me, I'm still hooked and looking forward to reading more.

This volume is truly remarkable as it is at least ten times more violent and action-packed than the previous two volumes.

The art in this volume is really nice. However, the battle scenes can sometimes be a bit hard to follow.

When I was a teen and read/saw this series, I never reached the point where we figure out why Fai won't use his magic.

This mystery and the frustration associated with it might have actually stopped me from continuing with the series.

Other than that, I can't help but note that the demon lady in this volume is really pretty.

Her appearance adds an interesting element to the story.

Overall, despite the few drawbacks, this volume has its own unique charm and吸引力.

I don't know, but the world that they are currently in is not as interesting as the first.

It really made me a bit disappointed.

Moreover, Sayoran looks darker and more depressed.

This isn't that fun.

Probably he is angry that his love doesn't remember him.

Despite these drawbacks, it is still a good read.

The story has its own charm and keeps me engaged.

I still can't wait to read the next volume.

I'm curious to see how the plot will develop and whether Sayoran will be able to regain his love's memory.

Maybe the next volume will bring more excitement and surprises.

I'm looking forward to it with great anticipation.

I have a preference for Koryo over the Hanshin Country. However, I am rather skeptical about a certain scene. In that scene, Syaoran's leg from the knee down was burned by an acid-like substance, yet he continued to fight. This seems quite unbelievable to me.

Moreover, what about their wounds after everything was over? Syaoran almost lost a leg. But the story seems to gloss over this important aspect. It doesn't really go into detail about how his wound was treated or how he managed to recover.

This lack of detail makes it difficult for me to fully engage with the story and believe in the events that are taking place. I think if the author had spent more time developing this part of the plot, it would have made the story more realistic and engaging.

Almost immediately after the volume commences, the action kicks off.

I was slightly disappointed that our heroes didn't spend sufficient time in this new world to familiarize themselves with it as thoroughly as they did with the previous one before engaging in the battle for the next feather.

Sure, one gets to grasp a brief sketch of their government and the significance of magic, but除此之外, not much else is detailed for the reader.

While this might be acceptable for most individuals, I truly relish it when the creators delve deeper into the locations their characters visit. It makes it a bit more enjoyable for me.

In this volume, one also witnesses a modicum of character development in both Fai and Syaoran, but there is a preponderance of action.

I didn't appreciate the action in this volume as much as I did in the previous one, as it concluded far too swiftly for my liking.

Our heroes entered, encountered a few obstacles, and then one is left with a bit of a cliffhanger.

However, I really did delight in the villains' character designs in this volume. They were all rather fascinating and truly stood out among the other characters of that world.

All in all, this was a good, solid volume that was really short, sweet, and to the point.

I truly LOVED THIS. It was an absolute delight to witness the first volume that showcased Fai in a fight.

The anticipation leading up to that moment was palpable, and when it finally arrived, it did not disappoint. Fai's skills and techniques were on full display, leaving me in awe.

The way he moved, the precision of his strikes, it was like watching a master at work.

Every moment of the fight was filled with excitement and energy, keeping me on the edge of my seat.

I couldn't help but cheer for Fai as he took on his opponent, and I was completely invested in the outcome.

This volume has definitely become one of my favorites, and I can't wait to see what else Fai has in store for us in the future.

I really like the characters, both the main ones and the secondary ones. I can't wait to know each of their stories <3.

On July 28, 2019 Update: It would be so great if Clamp made a spin-off with the world of Chun Yan and the Angyo Onshi. I would really like to know what happens to them after ^^.

I have a deep affection for all the characters in this work. Whether they are in the spotlight or play supporting roles, they all have their own unique charm and stories that attract me. The anticipation of learning about their individual tales keeps me hooked.

The update on July 28, 2019, brought an exciting thought to my mind. I envision a wonderful spin-off by Clamp that delves into the world of Chun Yan and the Angyo Onshi. It would be a treat to explore what lies ahead for them and how their adventures unfold.

I truly hope that Clamp will consider creating this spin-off, as it would无疑add another layer of depth and excitement to this already captivating universe.

YEAH!

Today is an amazing day. The sun is shining brightly in the sky, and the birds are singing cheerfully. I woke up with a great mood and decided to go for a walk in the park.

As I entered the park, I was greeted by a beautiful scene. The flowers were blooming in all colors, and the grass was green and soft. I took a deep breath and felt the fresh air fill my lungs. It was so refreshing.

I walked along the path, enjoying the scenery around me. There were many people in the park, some were jogging, some were doing yoga, and some were just sitting on the benches and chatting. Everyone seemed to be enjoying the beautiful day.

I found a quiet corner and sat down. I closed my eyes and listened to the sounds of nature. The rustling of the leaves, the chirping of the birds, and the gentle breeze all made me feel so peaceful and relaxed.

After a while, I opened my eyes and looked around. I realized that life is full of beauty and wonder, and we just need to take the time to appreciate it. YEAH!

Our favorite team bids farewell to the Republic of Hanshin and immediately enters the Kingdom of Koryo, a place dominated by the tyranny of Ryanban.

Syaoran is determined to retrieve all of Sakura's feathers, as she still lacks the sufficient energy to be able to stand on her own. It should be remembered that her memories are in those feathers, which singularly always bring luck and/or calamity to those nearby.

Ryanban is a very bad-tempered type and has one of the feathers in his power, which he is using to subjugate the entire people and unjustly collect taxes. And it will be this male trio who will put an end to this.

There is action, which to my taste has been a bit confusing with so many double swords and such. Maybe I didn't know how to appreciate it. We also continue to have these funny moments between Mokona and Kurogane, which I love too much. I also enjoy the interaction between Fye and Kurogane. Although the past of our male trio remains a mystery and I hope that Sakura can soon have more energy and a bit more interaction.