Syaoran is truly amazing!

He is determined and won't allow anyone or anything to stand in his way when it comes to retrieving Sakura's memories.

Despite his strong will, he firmly adheres to his values and refuses to harm innocent people.

It's unbelievable that the tyrant would use innocent individuals as a shield.

The artwork in this story is of excellent quality, and it has me completely hooked and unable to stop reading!

I'm eagerly anticipating the next volume to see what adventures and challenges Syaoran will face in his quest to bring back Sakura's memories and overcome the obstacles in his path.

I liked that everything was faster.

The people, as they turned the pages, related their story and certain things about them were discovered.

Shaoran looked sad, and it breaks my heart.

But Sakura is all love

Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, Volume 3 by CLAMP (2004) is an exciting installment in this captivating manga series.

In this volume, the adventures of the main characters continue to unfold in a magical and mysterious world. The story takes readers on a thrilling journey filled with action, drama, and unexpected twists.

The beautiful and detailed illustrations by CLAMP bring the characters and their surroundings to life, adding to the overall charm of the series. The characters, each with their own unique personalities and abilities, face new challenges and obstacles as they search for小樱's lost memories.

Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, Volume 3 is a must-read for fans of the series and anyone who enjoys manga with engaging stories and stunning visuals. It leaves readers eagerly anticipating the next volume to see what adventures await the characters.

Having discovered their very first out-of-world memory feather, Syaoran, Fai, and Kurogane now have a conscious Princess Sakura officially joining them. Well, what's left of Sakura, that is. She has only hazy memories of a desert place and knows her name, but that's about it. With this new challenge at hand, the group embarks on a journey to a second new world. There, a town is suffering under the tyrannical rule of a powerful magic user who might or might not have something in the shape of a feather in his possession.

I'm still thoroughly enjoying the plot and the characters! I'm really eager to find out what the story is behind Fai's backstory. His interactions with Kurogane are also a delight to read. I'm hoping that Sakura will soon become more of a developed character. The way Syaoran has to interact with her, a stranger with a familiar and beloved face, is a great emotional strand, but I also want to see her become her own person, whether she regains her complete memories or not. Onward to volume 4!

(See book 1 review for a complete review of this series)

This series has captured the attention of many readers. The first book provided a comprehensive overview and set the stage for what was to come. Each subsequent installment has built upon the foundation laid in the initial volume, further developing the storylines and characters. The plot is engaging and filled with twists and turns that keep the reader on the edge of their seat. The writing style is accessible yet sophisticated, making it suitable for a wide range of audiences. Whether you are a fan of the genre or new to it, this series is definitely worth checking out. With its unique blend of action, adventure, and mystery, it has something for everyone. So, if you haven't already, be sure to pick up the first book and start reading this exciting series today!

I really like the first world they visit. And well, I was surprised that the part where Sakura meets the enemy side was only in the anime. In the end, I suffered a lot. ;-;

It's quite interesting how the story unfolds in this particular world. The details and the atmosphere really draw me in. However, when I found out that certain scenes were exclusive to the anime, it was a bit of a letdown. I had become so invested in the story that I wanted to experience every moment in the manga as well.

Despite this, I still enjoy the overall concept and the characters. Sakura's encounter with the enemy side adds an element of excitement and danger to the plot. It makes me wonder what will happen next and how she will overcome this challenge. I guess I'll just have to keep reading and find out.

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Although at the beginning this volume set in a new world didn't completely charm me a lot, there are elements that make it interesting. It might seem that the main plot which is to search for Sakura's feathers could turn into something monotonous and boring. However, that's where the CLAMP make use of new characters and not revealing all the information about the protagonists to maintain the interest, mystery, and curiosity.

There are many things that Fye hides and it is in this volume where he seemed more interesting to me and in my opinion, he catches more attention due to several things that he hints at but which are not fully explained. I have a lot of curiosity to know more about this character. Little by little he is becoming another one of my favorite characters.

As for Kurogane, he remains my favorite character.

This volume has a rather abrupt ending that achieves its purpose, making you want to read the next one as soon as possible to find out how this part of the story ends. So I hope I don't take too long to read the next one.

Highly recommended.

September 2013: 4.5 Stars (Shown as 4)

This is a great follow-up! The new dimension introduced in this installment truly adds an exciting element. At first, it might take some time to get accustomed to, but once you do, it becomes extremely interesting. The story unfolds in a captivating way, keeping the readers on the edge of their seats.

Moreover, the characters continue to evolve and improve. Each one has their own unique personality and backstory, which makes them more relatable and engaging. The development of the characters throughout the series is one of the highlights.

Overall, this is a highly recommended read for fans of the genre. It offers a great combination of adventure, mystery, and character development. Whether you're new to the series or a long-time fan, you're sure to enjoy this latest installment.

I'm still rather enjoying the premise of this. The idea behind the story has a certain allure that keeps me engaged.

However, I'm finding myself somewhat disappointed that the story is basically a bunch of big fight scenes with Syaoran once again saving the day. It seems a bit one-sided and predictable at this point.

But then again, it still is only Volume 3, so there is plenty of room for the plot to develop and evolve. Hopefully, things shape up to be more interesting soon. Maybe there will be more complex character interactions, unexpected twists, and deeper explorations of the story's themes.

I'm willing to give it a chance and see where it goes from here. After all, the initial premise was promising, and I'm hoping that the author will be able to build on that and create a more captivating and memorable story.

I'd probably rate this at a 3.5.

While I truly enjoy the characters and find it quite interesting to witness the new worlds, I have a sense that I'm not really getting a proper opportunity to know them. This is mainly due to the intense focus on fighting and action as they strive to obtain the feathers.

This style is so distinct from that of xxxHolic, which I adored. As a result, I'm currently having a tough time adjusting to it.

Thankfully, I have a large stack of this series borrowed from the library right in front of me. I will continue reading with the hope that I can become more immersed in it.

I'm looking forward to seeing if the story will develop in a way that allows me to better understand and connect with the characters and their adventures.

Perhaps as I progress further, the balance between action and character development will shift, and I'll be able to appreciate this series even more.

They arrive at the second kingdom, Koryo, where there is a dictator who rules the people through secret arts.

We discover that Fai has decided not to use magic and that Kurogane is, in fact, a great warrior (who is bothered by attractive women kissing him). The battles in this volume are very good, but nothing truly relevant to the plot happens.

As always, the drawing of CLAMP is wonderful and the clothing and the design of the places are beautiful.

We continue to see how Fai and Kurogane gradually fall in love :P Also, there is infinite pain every time they mention that Sakura will not remember Shaoran.

The story unfolds in Koryo, with the dictator's reign casting a shadow over the land. Fai's decision not to use magic adds an interesting layer to his character, while Kurogane's warrior skills are on full display. The battles are intense and well-drawn, but it seems that the plot is taking a bit of a breather in this volume.

CLAMP's artistry shines through in every panel, with the detailed clothing and stunningly designed locations. The slow-burning romance between Fai and Kurogane is a delight to watch, but it is tempered by the constant reminder of Sakura's lost memories of Shaoran.

Overall, this volume of the story is a solid installment, with great art and engaging characters, but it leaves us eager for more significant plot developments in the next volume.