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ツバサ - RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE [Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE] #21
Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE, Tome 21
L'heure de la "promesse" a sonné ! De retour au pays de Seles, Fye retrouve enfin Ashura-Ô ! Et pour éclaircir le passé du magicien, ils n'hésitent pas à impliquer Kurogané dans leur combat acharné ! Quelle est la vérité sur les deux princes jumeaux ? Et quelle est la nature de la promesse entre Fye et Ashura-Ô ?
Voici la fin de cette partie au pays de Seles... où les tragiques révélations ne cessent de s'enchainer !
Voici la fin de cette partie au pays de Seles... où les tragiques révélations ne cessent de s'enchainer !
192 pages, Paperback
First published November 16, 2007
About the author
Clamp
763 books3,176 followersŌkawa Nanase 大川七瀬
[born: 2 May 1967; Ōsaka, bloodtype: A]
Mokona Apapa もこなあぱぱ
[born: 16 Jun 1968, Kyōto; bloodtype: A]
Nekoi Mick 猫井みっく
[born: 21 Jan 1969, Kyōto; bloodtype: O]
Igarashi Satsuki 五十嵐さつき
[born: 8 Feb 1969, Kyōto; bloodtype: A]
CLAMP originally began in 1989 as a twelve-member dōjinshi circle, but by 1990, the circle had diminished from twelve to seven. Of the remaining seven, Tamayo Akiyama, Sei Nanao, and Leeza Sei left the group during the production of the RG Veda manga. Other former members of CLAMP also included Soushi Hishika, O-Kyon, Kazue Nakamori, Yuzuru Inoue and Shinya Ōmi. Currently, there are four members in the group.
In 2004, CLAMP's 15th anniversary as a mangaka group, the members changed their names from Nanase Ohkawa, Mokona Apapa, Mick Nekoi, and Satsuki Igarashi to Ageha Ohkawa, Mokona, Tsubaki Nekoi and Satsuki Igarashi (her name is pronounced the same, but written with different characters) respectively. The August 2004 issue of Newtype USA, a magazine specializing in events of the anime and manga subcultures, reported that the members of CLAMP simply wanted to try out new names. In a later interview with Ohkawa, it was revealed that initially Mokona wanted to drop her surname because it sounded too immature for her liking, while Nekoi disliked people commenting that her name was the same as Mick Jagger's. Ohkawa and Igarashi, wanting to go with the flow of Nekoi's and Mokona's name changes, changed their names as well.
In 2006, they made their first USA public debut at Anime Expo in Anaheim, California. They were well received at the convention, with 6,000 fans in attendance at their panel.
[born: 2 May 1967; Ōsaka, bloodtype: A]
Mokona Apapa もこなあぱぱ
[born: 16 Jun 1968, Kyōto; bloodtype: A]
Nekoi Mick 猫井みっく
[born: 21 Jan 1969, Kyōto; bloodtype: O]
Igarashi Satsuki 五十嵐さつき
[born: 8 Feb 1969, Kyōto; bloodtype: A]
CLAMP originally began in 1989 as a twelve-member dōjinshi circle, but by 1990, the circle had diminished from twelve to seven. Of the remaining seven, Tamayo Akiyama, Sei Nanao, and Leeza Sei left the group during the production of the RG Veda manga. Other former members of CLAMP also included Soushi Hishika, O-Kyon, Kazue Nakamori, Yuzuru Inoue and Shinya Ōmi. Currently, there are four members in the group.
In 2004, CLAMP's 15th anniversary as a mangaka group, the members changed their names from Nanase Ohkawa, Mokona Apapa, Mick Nekoi, and Satsuki Igarashi to Ageha Ohkawa, Mokona, Tsubaki Nekoi and Satsuki Igarashi (her name is pronounced the same, but written with different characters) respectively. The August 2004 issue of Newtype USA, a magazine specializing in events of the anime and manga subcultures, reported that the members of CLAMP simply wanted to try out new names. In a later interview with Ohkawa, it was revealed that initially Mokona wanted to drop her surname because it sounded too immature for her liking, while Nekoi disliked people commenting that her name was the same as Mick Jagger's. Ohkawa and Igarashi, wanting to go with the flow of Nekoi's and Mokona's name changes, changed their names as well.
In 2006, they made their first USA public debut at Anime Expo in Anaheim, California. They were well received at the convention, with 6,000 fans in attendance at their panel.
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July 20, 2024
Fellas, is it gay to sacrifice your whole arm to save your bro or... ??
September 18, 2019
"Oh, I'll just sit for a couple of minutes before bed and read a few pages of Tsubasa."
*Finishes volume 20*
"Holy shit, where is volume 21, I know it's here somewhere!!"
*Finishes volume 21*
"JFC WHERE IS VOLUME 22, I NEED TO KNOW IMMEDIATELY, MY POOR DARLING!!!!"
*Finishes volume 20*
"Holy shit, where is volume 21, I know it's here somewhere!!"
*Finishes volume 21*
"JFC WHERE IS VOLUME 22, I NEED TO KNOW IMMEDIATELY, MY POOR DARLING!!!!"
September 17, 2012
Stuff makes sense! Yay! I'm so glad that two important points that had confused me are finally explained here.
(Note: If you're not reading the series, this review will not make sense to you. I include all this info partly because sometimes the manga confuses me, and I refer to my own reviews of earlier volumes to answer my questions. :P )
First, Fai was not supposed to be able to do magic since volume 1, when the mark is removed from his back that is supposedly his magic's source. Yet throughout the series, he periodically does something that seems suspiciously magical. He claims it's not magic, or that it's some special kind that comes from a different source, or points to various equally shaky loopholes, and I'd been afraid something had been lost in translation or that the writers were just being sloppy. Oh me of little faith. Now, it turns out that the mark was actually a restraint on Fai's magical powers, and had been placed on him when he was a child along with what seems to have been a spell to make him misremember what the mark means.
(Bonus: I'm so glad Kurogane has the logical reaction, which I'd also had, that Fai restraining his growing powers made no sense. After all, Fai is cursed to kill the first person he meets with greater magical power than himself, so he should really be expanding his power as rapidly as possible to reduce the chances that he will meet such a person. But the flashback explains things: Ashura placed the mark on Fai so that the timing will be right when Ashura's own power passes Fai's, because Ashura wants Fai's curse to be used up by killing Ashura. And then, of course, Fai seems to have been made not to remember the reason for the mark at all.)
Then, there's the whole thing where Fai-actually-Yui feels guilty because Original Fai is dead, and Fai-actually-Yui thinks it was his fault. (So, for any poor lost person who is for some reason reading this despite not reading the series, Fai and Yui are twins, and when Fai tragically dies, Yui takes his name.) Our Fai (I don't care if he's really Yui, he's Fai to me) has a memory wherein someone asked him which of the two imprisoned twins should be rescued and which should die, and he chose for Original Fai to die and himself to escape. This confused me the whole time, because the memory really looked like it was Original Fai's. And in this volume, we find out that it actually was Original Fai's memory. I don't know whether Our Fai had it in his head because woooo twins are magical or because the bad guy put it there, the better to manipulate him. But I'm glad Our Fai no longer feels like he did that awful thing when actually it was Original Fai sacrificing himself for Our Fai's escape.
Now, I'm curious about the scene at the end: how exactly does cutting off his own arm allow Kurogane to pull Fai through the magical barrier? But thanks to all this awesome answering-of-my-burning-questions, I now trust CLAMP to make this make sense. And trusting an author is always nice. So yay!
(Also, Fai + Kurogane forever. Woo woo!)
(Note: If you're not reading the series, this review will not make sense to you. I include all this info partly because sometimes the manga confuses me, and I refer to my own reviews of earlier volumes to answer my questions. :P )
First, Fai was not supposed to be able to do magic since volume 1, when the mark is removed from his back that is supposedly his magic's source. Yet throughout the series, he periodically does something that seems suspiciously magical. He claims it's not magic, or that it's some special kind that comes from a different source, or points to various equally shaky loopholes, and I'd been afraid something had been lost in translation or that the writers were just being sloppy. Oh me of little faith. Now, it turns out that the mark was actually a restraint on Fai's magical powers, and had been placed on him when he was a child along with what seems to have been a spell to make him misremember what the mark means.
(Bonus: I'm so glad Kurogane has the logical reaction, which I'd also had, that Fai restraining his growing powers made no sense. After all, Fai is cursed to kill the first person he meets with greater magical power than himself, so he should really be expanding his power as rapidly as possible to reduce the chances that he will meet such a person. But the flashback explains things: Ashura placed the mark on Fai so that the timing will be right when Ashura's own power passes Fai's, because Ashura wants Fai's curse to be used up by killing Ashura. And then, of course, Fai seems to have been made not to remember the reason for the mark at all.)
Then, there's the whole thing where Fai-actually-Yui feels guilty because Original Fai is dead, and Fai-actually-Yui thinks it was his fault. (So, for any poor lost person who is for some reason reading this despite not reading the series, Fai and Yui are twins, and when Fai tragically dies, Yui takes his name.) Our Fai (I don't care if he's really Yui, he's Fai to me) has a memory wherein someone asked him which of the two imprisoned twins should be rescued and which should die, and he chose for Original Fai to die and himself to escape. This confused me the whole time, because the memory really looked like it was Original Fai's. And in this volume, we find out that it actually was Original Fai's memory. I don't know whether Our Fai had it in his head because woooo twins are magical or because the bad guy put it there, the better to manipulate him. But I'm glad Our Fai no longer feels like he did that awful thing when actually it was Original Fai sacrificing himself for Our Fai's escape.
Now, I'm curious about the scene at the end: how exactly does cutting off his own arm allow Kurogane to pull Fai through the magical barrier? But thanks to all this awesome answering-of-my-burning-questions, I now trust CLAMP to make this make sense. And trusting an author is always nice. So yay!
(Also, Fai + Kurogane forever. Woo woo!)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 18, 2022
Fay siempre tuvo dos plumas de Sakura en su poder, una la utilizó para que el cuerpo de su hermano no se descompusiera y la otra fue la primera que la princesa tuvo al inicio de la serie y que gracias a ella no perdió la vida (aunque esto me pone en duda porque se supone que la primera estaba en la ropa de Syaoran, pero bueno, lol).
Pese a vivir bajo el cuidado del Rey Ashura, Fay sigue bajo las maldiciones que se le impusieron y sea como sea, debe terminar la vida del Rey. Kurogane interviene en esa batalla y tras atacarse mutuamente, recuperan el cuerpo de Sakura.
Sin embargo, quien mata al Rey es Kurogane, lo que impide que Fay se libere de sus maldiciones y ocasiona, también, que pierda un brazo de tal manera que ninguno de ellos se quede atrás y permanezcan unidos en su viaje a través de las dimensiones.
Lo que sea que haya planeado Fei Wong Reed ha salido totalmente diferente de como esperaba, pese a ello, eso no significa que se hayan librado de él por completo.
¡Urge leer el siguiente volumen!
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 159 – 166.
Read it for the #JPLitReadathon.
REVIEWS ANTERIORES:
Volumen 1 | Volumen 2 | Volumen 3 | Volumen 4 | Volumen 5 | Volumen 6 | Volumen 7 | Volumen 8 | Volumen 9 | Volumen 10 | Volumen 11 | Volumen 12 | Volumen 13 | Volumen 14 | Volumen 15 | Volumen 16 | Volumen 17 | Volumen 18 | Volumen 19 | Volumen 20
Pese a vivir bajo el cuidado del Rey Ashura, Fay sigue bajo las maldiciones que se le impusieron y sea como sea, debe terminar la vida del Rey. Kurogane interviene en esa batalla y tras atacarse mutuamente, recuperan el cuerpo de Sakura.
Sin embargo, quien mata al Rey es Kurogane, lo que impide que Fay se libere de sus maldiciones y ocasiona, también, que pierda un brazo de tal manera que ninguno de ellos se quede atrás y permanezcan unidos en su viaje a través de las dimensiones.
Lo que sea que haya planeado Fei Wong Reed ha salido totalmente diferente de como esperaba, pese a ello, eso no significa que se hayan librado de él por completo.
¡Urge leer el siguiente volumen!
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 159 – 166.
Read it for the #JPLitReadathon.
REVIEWS ANTERIORES:
Volumen 1 | Volumen 2 | Volumen 3 | Volumen 4 | Volumen 5 | Volumen 6 | Volumen 7 | Volumen 8 | Volumen 9 | Volumen 10 | Volumen 11 | Volumen 12 | Volumen 13 | Volumen 14 | Volumen 15 | Volumen 16 | Volumen 17 | Volumen 18 | Volumen 19 | Volumen 20
February 24, 2023
Está horrible.jpg
Me acuerdo la primera vez que lo leí, donde no buscaba ni mi esquina.
Ahora si sé por donde, pero sigue estando muy feo el pasado de Fye :/
No deja de causarme angustia, y la verdad que desesperación e impotencia de saber lo que le sucedió.
Claro, igual el plot que no recordaba del todo. Estoy segura de que mi cabeza saco humo la primera vez que lo leí y me dio algo xD al menos por lo poco que recuerdo de ese momento.
Me acuerdo la primera vez que lo leí, donde no buscaba ni mi esquina.
Ahora si sé por donde, pero sigue estando muy feo el pasado de Fye :/
No deja de causarme angustia, y la verdad que desesperación e impotencia de saber lo que le sucedió.
Claro, igual el plot que no recordaba del todo. Estoy segura de que mi cabeza saco humo la primera vez que lo leí y me dio algo xD al menos por lo poco que recuerdo de ese momento.
April 28, 2018
Now we are getting to the meat of the plot, with only 7 more books to go we now know part of Sayorian's past as well as Kurogane and Fai's. There are a few missing pieces, but it's coming together quite nicely. The art is great, there are lots of action sequences in this volume and they are all done very nicely. Looking forward to continuing this tomorrow.
May 26, 2012
I have learned that when reading CLAMP i need to have the next volume when I go buy one. Let me first say that this cover is one of my favorites:) And that right away I knew it would be awesome-I mean look at that GORGEOUS cover! And what happened last volume made me scream in frustration that i didn't have the next handy-but I never expected, no, I didn't THINK that CLAMP could get any darker with Tsubasa and well, just look at what happened to Kurogane! And Fai-do I even need to say how shocked I am about the poor guy? I feel for him I really do. Losing someone you love so much that you refuse to believe them as dead is something I have unfortunately experienced many times and I'm only 16. I wouldn't ever take on a loved ones name though, but I can understand why Fai/Yui did it. So do we still call him Fai? I think he looks like a Fai. And then of course CLAMP throws in a cliffhanger but lucky for me I got the next one! Sadly I know I will regret not buying the 23rd as well because some lucky person bought the LAST one! So after volume 22 I have to WAIT. :( Why are you so amazing CLAMP!? You make me have heart attacks waiting for another copy to be released in Barnes and Nobles because other ppl are also buying them. But I also love you CLAMP. YOu are the first Mangaka group that made me glad to buy manga. I find most manga to be repetitive and yes, tsubasa has a well, but I just can't get bored of the series! I spend my own money on these volumes and oh they are SOOOOO WORTH it. Talk about AMAZINGLYGOREOUSART! I mean just flip open to a page of any of CLAMP's manga and tell me that they can't draw hands! Have you seen their drawings of hands?? SImply stunning! Yes, I find hands amazing as they are sooooooo hard to draw.
July 4, 2012
I just need. Need. NEED! to review this one volume because this one was my favorite volume (and the next volume too).
KUROGANE POTONG TANGAN KIRINYA DEMI MENYELAMATKAN FAI SODARA-SODARA!! Saya sama sekali nggak pernah bisa move on dari scene heartwrenching yang satu ini.
Elex, plis segera terbitkan volume 22!! NIHON O-KUNI!! Saya butuh scene legendaris "This is my payback, Kuro-sama," di lemari buku saya!! SEKARANG!!
ps: raging KuroFai fangirl rants is now officially over.
KUROGANE POTONG TANGAN KIRINYA DEMI MENYELAMATKAN FAI SODARA-SODARA!! Saya sama sekali nggak pernah bisa move on dari scene heartwrenching yang satu ini.
Elex, plis segera terbitkan volume 22!! NIHON O-KUNI!! Saya butuh scene legendaris "This is my payback, Kuro-sama," di lemari buku saya!! SEKARANG!!
ps: raging KuroFai fangirl rants is now officially over.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 23, 2017
Though drawings are beautiful, the fight scenes are hard to understand.. And let Fai catch a break! Poor him ..
I didn't understand the ending, what the heck you did Kurogane?
I didn't understand the ending, what the heck you did Kurogane?
October 8, 2025
Review for complete series
Tsubasa is in a way a love letter to all of CLAMP's other works. I went into this having read almost all - definitely all relevant - series by CLAMP, so I can't say for sure, but I think this series is only half as fun if you haven't read the other works (preferably all). If you enjoy Easter Eggs and cameos, Tsubasa is an absolute treat.
For the longest time, Tsubasa was the longest manga series I owned; anything beyond 10 volumes makes me think twice as I find that most lengthy series just drag unnecessarily. However, it was impossible for me to say no to Tsubasa, Sakura and Syaoran from Cardcaptor Sakura have been long-time favourite manga characters of mine, not to mention that I am generally very fond of CLAMP and all their big and small crossovers. Reading a story that combines almost their entire bibliography and with Sakura and Syaoran as the main characters was too good to say no to. It should also be mentioned that this series is heavily interwoven with xxxHolic's plot and should best be read alongside each other.
This Syaoran and Sakura are not the same from Cardcaptor Sakura (although the original Sakura makes a cameo). In essence, this is a story about travelling between dimensions - the same person can exist in different versions of themselves in different universes. Sakura and Syaoran travel between the different worlds - all very different - and meet characters and elements from all across CLAMP's other works. In fact, some characters appear more than once to highlight how the same being can exist and lead a different life in different worlds. It's really fun to see the characters from other stories living different lives, some are funny and some are bittersweet. CLAMP has killed off a fair amount of its characters in other works so it's nice to see some of them leading happier and peaceful lives.
In addition to meeting a whole lot of known characters, there are also a couple of Tsubasa original characters such as Fay and Kurogane who accompany Sakura and Syaoran on their travels. I've grown to love Fay and Kurogane almost as much as I love the other two - so while Tsubasa is very much a homage to other CLAMP works, it's also a very character-driven story with both Fay and Kurogane having intricate and deep personalities. I also have to express my apologies to Kurogane - I always expected not to like him because I'm not very fond of brawns-over-brains type of characters, but I was very wrong about him; great character, smart as well a strong and just a really great guy.
Being a work of CLAMP, it's almost needless to say that the art is beautiful. That being said, this is more of a shounen-esque series which also shows in the art with the somewhat oddly length limbs and a greater focus on action, weapons and muscles. I prefer shoujo art, but the facial art is much the same as other CLAMP works so I can absolutely live with that.
A downside of Tsubasa is plain and simple that it gets confusing. There are time skips, world switching, doubles across different series (xxxHolic) and rather vague motivations from the villain's side. At some point, I just decided to go with the flow rather than trying to make sense of every detail. There's a bit of a loose end, though I wouldn't exactly call it a band ending either. Now that they are working on a sequel, it'll be interesting to see where things will lead to next.
Either way, an absolute gem if you like CLAMP and crossovers, and Sakura, Syaoran, Fay and Kurogane are just a great team of characters - to be fair, Mokona is as much part of the team and deserves a mention too. Finally, I just love these characters.
December 18, 2017
If readers thought that the previous volume of Tsubasa was dramatic and action-packed, this one takes the story to a whole other level. In the previous storyarc the beginning of Fai’s past is revealed, but we don’t gain knowledge of the full extent of his curses until the true power of his saviour is revealed. Ashura-o is a vampiric monster, which he had kept secret for many years until Fai returned to his world, and it is revealed that his motivation for saving Fai in the first place was so that he can end his life. In his role as saviour, this puts Fai in a very tricky situation, since he must act against his instincts to hurt someone that he cares about. This seems to be for the greater good, but Ashura-o’s character is at once demanding that he be killed and revelling in his own power and the cleverness of using Fai’s curse. Truth, revelation, and loyalty may be the main themes for this story, but once again Clamp brings us back to the central narrative that explores the relationships between our group of adventurers. Kurogane and Fai have always been at odds with each other (mostly Kurogane, honestly), but when Fai is pushed to the edge of his sanity it is Kurogane who steps in to stop him from committing an act from which he cannot return. At the finale of the volume we see our group separated once more, as Fai returns Kurogane’s sacrifice to allow the rest of the group to escape to the next world, but I have no doubts that their paths will cross again.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 13, 2018
In this volume we re-establish Kurogane as my favorite character! I have plot-hole issues, and he beats them up. It's a good system we have going. Fai's backstory continues, and it just keeps getting sadder. I guess we have an explanation as to why he always smiles - it keeps people from worrying about him, but it's rarely because he means it.
Woof, what a heart-pounding ending to the arc (I've seen this arc called Celes, Ceres, and Seresu, so I'm just giving up on what to name it)! I didn't know how badly I needed to see an all-out showdown from Fai against anyone else, especially when he's finally let slip that he really cares about the group. Also, Kurogane calling out an issue I had with Fai's backstory was so validating. I thought I would enjoy Ashura-ô's character much more than I actually did, but he's still pretty awful, so I guess it all shakes out.
The cliffhanger both makes me love Kurogane even more and makes me very worried about his near future. I guess I'll just need to read the next volume and find out.
See you in the next review!
Woof, what a heart-pounding ending to the arc (I've seen this arc called Celes, Ceres, and Seresu, so I'm just giving up on what to name it)! I didn't know how badly I needed to see an all-out showdown from Fai against anyone else, especially when he's finally let slip that he really cares about the group. Also, Kurogane calling out an issue I had with Fai's backstory was so validating. I thought I would enjoy Ashura-ô's character much more than I actually did, but he's still pretty awful, so I guess it all shakes out.
The cliffhanger both makes me love Kurogane even more and makes me very worried about his near future. I guess I'll just need to read the next volume and find out.
See you in the next review!
December 22, 2025
Fye está maldito por el hechicero que quiere gobernar sobre el tiempo y el espacio y, además, tiene una misión que llevar a cabo, pero las heridas del pasado no permiten que la ejecute. El hechicero solo quiere una vida tranquila, pero todo esto lo atormenta y se lo impide.
Kurogane y Xiaolang no van a permitir que su amigo desfallezca y se sacrifican para poder volver a salir de ese miserable lugar con Fye, que estaba destinado a quedar atrapado allí, y el cuerpo sin alma de Sakura.
Pese a todo el dolor, siguen luchando para vencer cada obstáculo programado por ese ambicioso y codicioso hechicero que parece ir unos pasos por delante de ellos.
¿Podrán tener unos minutos de calma tras tantos sobresaltos emocionales? Sus vidas han peligrado tantas veces que el vínculo que han creado entre ellos es irrompible.
Kurogane y Xiaolang no van a permitir que su amigo desfallezca y se sacrifican para poder volver a salir de ese miserable lugar con Fye, que estaba destinado a quedar atrapado allí, y el cuerpo sin alma de Sakura.
Pese a todo el dolor, siguen luchando para vencer cada obstáculo programado por ese ambicioso y codicioso hechicero que parece ir unos pasos por delante de ellos.
¿Podrán tener unos minutos de calma tras tantos sobresaltos emocionales? Sus vidas han peligrado tantas veces que el vínculo que han creado entre ellos es irrompible.
July 11, 2022
Questo volume non ha senso di esistere. Bella la base ma si perde tantissimo. La storia di Fay a mio parere totalmente inutile, non si capisce nulla e non ha senso che quel tizio uccide gente per essere più forte per poi essere ucciso da fay boh. Questa storia dei Desideri sta sfuggendo di mano, shaoran o la sua copia sono diventati totalmente inutili che mi imbarazzano (è più utile mokona).
Ci sono così tante informazioni che non si capisce più nulla e sembra tutto giusto per allungare il brodo.
Ma poi vogliamo parlare di kurogane? Nel ultima scena si taglia il braccio... Perché? Per fare uscire fay? Ma ha usato l altro braccio per farlo uscire!! Mi spiegate il senso?
Volume a mio parere inutile e senza senso, spero migliori perché la fine del manga è vicina.
Ci sono così tante informazioni che non si capisce più nulla e sembra tutto giusto per allungare il brodo.
Ma poi vogliamo parlare di kurogane? Nel ultima scena si taglia il braccio... Perché? Per fare uscire fay? Ma ha usato l altro braccio per farlo uscire!! Mi spiegate il senso?
Volume a mio parere inutile e senza senso, spero migliori perché la fine del manga è vicina.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 4, 2023
What?! Every chapter, every page has more jaw-dropping twists and heart-stopping action. It's all happening!
Fai's being force to kill his majesty, battles with Karogane, an illusion of the real Fai (twin brother) gets sliced in half, Sakura's sleeping/soulless body gets threatened as incentive. Then Fai's curse gets triggered because he didn't kill his majesty (Karogane did) destroying the world and almost claiming Fai and Karogane, but just escaping by a Magic earring. Crazy stuff! I love it!
Fai's being force to kill his majesty, battles with Karogane, an illusion of the real Fai (twin brother) gets sliced in half, Sakura's sleeping/soulless body gets threatened as incentive. Then Fai's curse gets triggered because he didn't kill his majesty (Karogane did) destroying the world and almost claiming Fai and Karogane, but just escaping by a Magic earring. Crazy stuff! I love it!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 16, 2020
Capitulos 159-166
* RESUMEN EXPRESS CON SPOILER*
- finalmente Fye recuerda que la promesa hecha a Ashura-ou era matarlo ya que el representaba el mayor peligro para Celes. Cómo no tiene el valor de matarlo Kurogane interviene salvando la vida de todos.
- Kurogane pierde su brazo izquierdo tratando de salvar a Fye de la segunda maldición que consiste en cerrar el mundo de Celes para que el grupo no pudiera salir. Logran salir y viajar a otro mundo debido a la intervención de Yuuko.
* RESUMEN EXPRESS CON SPOILER*
- finalmente Fye recuerda que la promesa hecha a Ashura-ou era matarlo ya que el representaba el mayor peligro para Celes. Cómo no tiene el valor de matarlo Kurogane interviene salvando la vida de todos.
- Kurogane pierde su brazo izquierdo tratando de salvar a Fye de la segunda maldición que consiste en cerrar el mundo de Celes para que el grupo no pudiera salir. Logran salir y viajar a otro mundo debido a la intervención de Yuuko.
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February 20, 2021
With the truth of Fai's intentions revealed, Kurogane takes him on in battle to protect his own life - but they must come together and make great sacrifices to defeat the insane Ashura-ō if they hope to reach the next realm alive. CLAMP revs up the heartbreak and pandemonium with an entry teetering on the edge of chaos. Is there any way for the group to come together again, or has their journey as allies come to a brutal end?
August 30, 2024
Kurogane really surprised me. He indeed isn't interested in Fay's past. I thought he would regret everything he sacrificed for Fay and yet here he is sacrificing even more.
Kurogane is really giving is whole body and soul to Fay. At the beginning of their journey the only one he could have sacrificed himself for would have been princess Tomoyo, but now Fay seems to be his priority.
Kurogane is really giving is whole body and soul to Fay. At the beginning of their journey the only one he could have sacrificed himself for would have been princess Tomoyo, but now Fay seems to be his priority.
September 25, 2021
The group has arrived in the country Fai started this journey from. What secrets has he been keeping?
I'm going to have to start taking notes at this point, though it's likely too little too late. Still enjoying the story though!
I'm going to have to start taking notes at this point, though it's likely too little too late. Still enjoying the story though!
November 9, 2021
A Fai solo le llovió sobre mojado, admitámoslo. Menos mal que tiene buenos amigos (y que Kurogane hace lo que le da la gana).
(Aviso: lectura hecha en ejemplar en español, publicado en México. La presente nota se modificará cuando se dé de alta en GR la edición correspondiente).
(Aviso: lectura hecha en ejemplar en español, publicado en México. La presente nota se modificará cuando se dé de alta en GR la edición correspondiente).
May 16, 2017
I know I've said this before, but you can't convince me Fai and Kurogane aren't in love. Maybe this is my inner, wistful fan girl speaking, but come on. COME ON.
January 2, 2019
This series is getting intense, and I forgot how heart-wrenching Fai's story is.
January 16, 2019
Its kind of cool I love it the best book I read
May 20, 2019
Speechless
June 6, 2019
(2019 reread)
January 4, 2021
Holy mother of intensity!!!!!!
July 29, 2022
Juste Kurogane. Sûrement mon personnage favori à ce stade de l'histoire.
March 14, 2024
Ceritanya makin membingungkan. Kenapa Raja Ashura tiba-tiba jadi suka ngebunuhin orang?
June 1, 2024
Un capítulo muy trepidante de inicio a final, la antesala de la recta final en esta historia.
July 13, 2025
Nothing says tragic yaoi more than self-amputating.
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