marianaarguellogalvez's review
5.0
Está es mi primera vez leyendo un manga. Anteriormente ya había visto el anime y por fin me atreví a conocer el final de la historia.
Y tengo que admitir que se diferencia por mucho, ahora el anime me parece que fue dirigido a un público más infantil porque en la historia que se va construyendo en el manga hay muchos más detalles y note que la personalidad de Syaoran aún tiene esa dulzura pero su actitud es mucho más seria y madura al enfrentar la perdida de las plumas de la princesa.
* RESUMEN EXPRESS CON SPOILER*
- Todo comienza en el reino de Clow donde la princesa Sakura le aparecen una alas y estas se deshacen en plumas que se dispersan por varias dimensiones, causando que la princesa pierda todos sus recuerdos, Entonces Yukito el sacerdote del reino transporta mediante un portal a una Sakura inconsciente y a Syaoran su amigo de la infancia a ver a Yuuko Ichihara la bruja de las dimensiones, a la cual Syaoran le pide ayuda para recuperar las plumas.
- Yuuko también es visitada por Fye D. Flowright que desea nunca jamás volver a su mundo y por Kurogane, un ninja que desea viajar a su dimensión. Los tres tienen que pagar un precio para poder viajar entre las dimensiones y tiene que ser aquello que más valoran, Kurogane entrega su espada, Fye su tatuaje mágico que lleva en la espalda, y Syaoran los recuerdos que Sakura tiene sobre el.
- Yuuko les presenta una criatura llamada Mokona Modoki que los transporta a la república de Hanshin, en donde el grupo es orientado por la pareja Arashi y Sorata.
- Debido a que Mokona no va a viajar a otro mundo o dimensión hasta encontrar la pluma de Sakura. Kurogane y Fye se unen a Syaoran en la búsqueda de la pluma.
Y tengo que admitir que se diferencia por mucho, ahora el anime me parece que fue dirigido a un público más infantil porque en la historia que se va construyendo en el manga hay muchos más detalles y note que la personalidad de Syaoran aún tiene esa dulzura pero su actitud es mucho más seria y madura al enfrentar la perdida de las plumas de la princesa.
* RESUMEN EXPRESS CON SPOILER*
- Todo comienza en el reino de Clow donde la princesa Sakura le aparecen una alas y estas se deshacen en plumas que se dispersan por varias dimensiones, causando que la princesa pierda todos sus recuerdos, Entonces Yukito el sacerdote del reino transporta mediante un portal a una Sakura inconsciente y a Syaoran su amigo de la infancia a ver a Yuuko Ichihara la bruja de las dimensiones, a la cual Syaoran le pide ayuda para recuperar las plumas.
- Yuuko también es visitada por Fye D. Flowright que desea nunca jamás volver a su mundo y por Kurogane, un ninja que desea viajar a su dimensión. Los tres tienen que pagar un precio para poder viajar entre las dimensiones y tiene que ser aquello que más valoran, Kurogane entrega su espada, Fye su tatuaje mágico que lleva en la espalda, y Syaoran los recuerdos que Sakura tiene sobre el.
- Yuuko les presenta una criatura llamada Mokona Modoki que los transporta a la república de Hanshin, en donde el grupo es orientado por la pareja Arashi y Sorata.
- Debido a que Mokona no va a viajar a otro mundo o dimensión hasta encontrar la pluma de Sakura. Kurogane y Fye se unen a Syaoran en la búsqueda de la pluma.
marineb09's review
5.0
I watched this serie as an anime and I loved it. i started reading manga couple weeks ago with sailor moon and now I can't stop reading them... tsubasa réservoir chronicle is AWESOME I even shed a tear at this end even If i kneW what Will happen... Can't wait to read the third one... Yes the édition that I have have doubled their volume I read 1 and 2 in a couple of hours... Oups
shanyreader's review
2.0
Although I didn't really find it as romantic or engaging as I thought it would be, reviews on this site say it is promising and that after a bit, it gains edge. I read Chobits, and because its one of my favorite mangas by Clamp, I'm willing to give this series a try.
novelheartbeat's review
3.0
From my blog Auntie Spinelli Reads
3.5/5
Anyone else out there that used to watch Cardcaptors? I totally loved that show growing up! Well, unfortunately this was NOTHING like it. Same characters, yes, but the plot was completely different. It took me until halfway through to realize the story I loved wasn't going to be making any kind of appearance. And that may have ruined it for me a bit. Clow is a place, not a person, and there are no cards at all. Sad face.
I was rather confused about what was going on. Again, perhaps because I continuously compared it to Cardcaptors. But I felt a little lost at times, not really knowing who half the characters were or what their purpose was (it did get better toward the end, though). I'm not sure what Chi and Fai had to do with anything, same for Kurogane (although he was pretty awesome). I didn't really understand what exactly happened to Sakura, or the random guy that popped up when it happened - who the hell was that?
My favorite part about this one was definitely the art (you can tell it's CLAMP). I think I could flip through and stare at the pictures all day. I did love the relationship between Syaoran (Li in the show) and Sakura, though. I always shipped them in the show! ^.^
And I love Syaoran! The sacrifice he made to save Sakura was amazing! *dreamy sigh*
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Dawww.
The feather memories idea was very cool. I don't have the second volume, but someday maybe I'll get it so I can find out where the journey goes.
ASSESSMENT
Plot: 3.5/5
Art: 5/5
Originality: 4/5
Characters: 3/5
Too many!
Pace: 4/5
Cover: 3.5/5
3.5/5
Anyone else out there that used to watch Cardcaptors? I totally loved that show growing up! Well, unfortunately this was NOTHING like it. Same characters, yes, but the plot was completely different. It took me until halfway through to realize the story I loved wasn't going to be making any kind of appearance. And that may have ruined it for me a bit. Clow is a place, not a person, and there are no cards at all. Sad face.
I was rather confused about what was going on. Again, perhaps because I continuously compared it to Cardcaptors. But I felt a little lost at times, not really knowing who half the characters were or what their purpose was (it did get better toward the end, though). I'm not sure what Chi and Fai had to do with anything, same for Kurogane (although he was pretty awesome). I didn't really understand what exactly happened to Sakura, or the random guy that popped up when it happened - who the hell was that?
My favorite part about this one was definitely the art (you can tell it's CLAMP). I think I could flip through and stare at the pictures all day. I did love the relationship between Syaoran (Li in the show) and Sakura, though. I always shipped them in the show! ^.^
And I love Syaoran! The sacrifice he made to save Sakura was amazing! *dreamy sigh*
Dawww.
The feather memories idea was very cool. I don't have the second volume, but someday maybe I'll get it so I can find out where the journey goes.
ASSESSMENT
Plot: 3.5/5
Art: 5/5
Originality: 4/5
Characters: 3/5
Too many!
Pace: 4/5
Cover: 3.5/5
threeseagrass's review
4.0
I am already a huge fan of [a:Clamp|8476|CLAMP|http://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1235468036p2/8476.jpg], and have been dying to finish this manga for a while now...but of course, I completely forgot what happened, so I had to go back and restart from the beginning.
We are re-introduced to Sakura and Syoaran in Tsubasa, but not the popular ones we got to know in [b:Cardcaptor Sakura|229145|Cardcaptor Sakura, Vol. 01|CLAMP|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1291339635s/229145.jpg|1101695]. The new Syaoran and Sakura exist in another dimension, along with other popular characters from Cardcaptor Sakura. But when Sakura loses all her memories, Syaoran must journey through different dimensions to find them, along with his trusty sidekicks (haha) Mokona, Kurogane, and Fye.
Already, the characters in this story are wonderful. While I feel like I already know them from years of Cardcaptor Sakura, the addition of new characters such as Kurogane and Fye makes the story even more interesting, and adds layers of intrigue. The dynamic between Kurogane and Fye/Mokona is hilarious, and Sakura and Syaoran's relationship is beautiful already.
This volume ends in the Republic of Hanshin, where the search for the feather begins.
We are re-introduced to Sakura and Syoaran in Tsubasa, but not the popular ones we got to know in [b:Cardcaptor Sakura|229145|Cardcaptor Sakura, Vol. 01|CLAMP|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1291339635s/229145.jpg|1101695]. The new Syaoran and Sakura exist in another dimension, along with other popular characters from Cardcaptor Sakura. But when Sakura loses all her memories, Syaoran must journey through different dimensions to find them, along with his trusty sidekicks (haha) Mokona, Kurogane, and Fye.
Already, the characters in this story are wonderful. While I feel like I already know them from years of Cardcaptor Sakura, the addition of new characters such as Kurogane and Fye makes the story even more interesting, and adds layers of intrigue. The dynamic between Kurogane and Fye/Mokona is hilarious, and Sakura and Syaoran's relationship is beautiful already.
This volume ends in the Republic of Hanshin, where the search for the feather begins.
amanda_rodrigues's review
adventurous
emotional
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
5.0
nesdy's review against another edition
3.0
I don't care much about the plot but I always like CLAMP's style and I'm here 100% for Sakura and Xiao Lang being cutie pies
leolizard's review
adventurous
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? N/A
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
toloveisdestroy's review
4.0
CLAMP never ceases to amaze me through it's thrilling plots, and ever-connecting tales. I've been dying to purchase Tsubasa/Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicles for a long while and happened upon some really nice copies for once at the local half price. I look forward to reading the rest of the series as I collect it.