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Princess
Sakura is still in a coma and Syaoran, Fai and Kurogane are still
searching for the second feather of Sakura's memory. In this dimension,
every person has a kudan within them. One native of this dimension
believes that each kudan is an ancient god that picks that person to
protect somehow. Syaoran's kudan is a fire canine and is a special level
(the highest there is). Kurogane's is a dragon what turns into a unique
sword in which he weilds with his ninja skilled hands. Kai's is a large
bird that enables him to fly. After battling another team that wanted to
take over the district, they travel with a local boy, Mayayoshi Saito,
who guides them through the district. Suddenly, Myayoshi and Mokona, the
little creature that lets them to travel to different dimension and also
enables them to talk and understand each other because in reality they
are speaking different languages, are snatched away by a powerful kudan.
Syaoran, Fai and Kurogane follow the kudan to Primela, a local pop star
and idol of millions. She is working with Shogo, another team leader of
a good gang and they are interested in Syaoran's powerful kudan. Now, Syaoran
has been challenged to battle with Primela who has a special level kudan
also.
Tsubasa:
RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE - Volume 2 is a
manga book written and drawn by Clamp. This book was translated and adapted by
Anthony Gerard and Lettered by Dana Hayward. This book contains Chapters
6 through 13. There is
also some special extras in the following sections: Honorifics Explained, About
the Creators, Past Works, Translation Notes, and a Preview of Volume 3. The book reads from right to left and back to
front, just like a book from Japan. This manga book is intended for
readers ages 13 and up.
Tsubasa:
RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE - Volume 2
is just as fun and exciting as
Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE
- Volume 1 was. In fact, since the kudan's were
introduced, the action has been fast and furious with huge battles. I
love action, and this series is full of it. Readers of all ages will
enjoy the different types of kudans and how they battle. I flew though
this book because it was so exciting and I couldn't wait to see what was
going to happen. Once again, Clamp's artwork is fantastic, even though
he draws the character's heads too small, but I think he is doing that
on purpose. The storyline is fun and exciting and the battles remind me
of Pokemon battles, but much longer in length. This manga series has the
most promise of all that I have read so far. There are at least 15 books
in this series, and I hope there are more are to come. Overall, Tsubasa:
RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE - Volume 2 is another fantastic manga book and I
can't wait to see what dimension they travel to next in
Tsubasa:
RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE - Volume 3 looking for another of Sakura's
memory feathers.
I rated this book a 10 out of 10. |
