Tsubasa, Volume 2

by CLAMP

Book Overview

A WORLD OF MODERN MECHA AND MAGIC Syaoran, Fai, Kurogane, and Mokona venture to the Hanshin Republic to find one of the missing pieces of Sakura's memory, transformed into magically powerful feathers. There, Syaoran meets his "Kudan": a fierce wolf-spirit whose fiery power mirrors Syaoran's personal strength. But with foes like a pop idol who sings words of pain, Syaoran's hunt for feathers is no child's game! Even if he finds the feather, will Sakura...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345471822
• ISBN13: 9780345471826
• Release Date: August 2004
• Publisher: Del Rey Books
• Length: 195 Pages
• Weight: 0.49 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 13 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 8 and higher

Customer Reviews

Getting More Understandable and Deeper

I was very confused by the first volume and still am but the second volume tells me more about the story and I feel more comfortable about it. Sakura has lost her memory and Syaoran must travel to different worlds to get the memory back. Yuko, the witch from XXXHolic is there too.

Tsubasa Buy Review

I love this series! It was a great buy. Very easy to buy from with no hassel at all.

Everything OK!

My daughter already knew the book that why she wanted to have it. She loves the story and the quality of the drawing. Buy it you will be satisfied!

The Long Road of Tsubasa

Even though it has been quite a few months since I have read Tsubasa, I totally disagree with what the other reviewers have written. Yes, Clamp does focus on cameos with characters from past manga that they have written. Yes, Clamp does focus a tremendous amount of time on the character's fighting techniques. But, if these pieces of the manga were left out, the story would not tie together effectively. The major part of the story is the characters traveling to different worlds and fighting to get back Sakura's feathers that make up her memories. In the meantime, the group will meet people from everyone's past, but these people will be different from the people in their own world. This was the case when Syaoran saw Sakura's brother in another world. Cases such as these keep the reader on his/her toes as to what will happen next. Another major part of the story is the scars and pain that everyone carries with them. Syaoran and Sakura's relationship is an example of this. When Syraoran is forced to realize that Sakura, the one he loves the most, will never remember their childhood together, it is a pain that someone can feel empathy for. When readers are exposed to these two driving forces of Clamp storyline, they cannot help but be drawn to it.