Mank
03-09-2010, 11:04 AM
http://cdn-www.mania.com/content_pics/000005/49/55/dd17d9ec25dfbab0_thumb.jpgReview by Matthew Warner (http://www.mania.com/tsubasa-vol-25_article_119914.html)
Mania Grade: B
In Summary:
This volume starts to tie together some of the pieces of the puzzle, but it still leaves quite a bit of confusion as to what’s what, especially in regards to the mess of who is an “image” and who is real. However, with the cliffhanger ending of this book there’s still a good chance that things will start to really sort themselves out in the next volume. It will certainly be interesting to see where the series goes from here, and to find out the significance of some of the pieces of information introduced recently (such as Sakura’s “real name” that we have thus far been unable to hear.) For now, we’ll have to make do with the nice little story detailing Syaoran and Sakura’s meeting that is present in this volume.
Mania Grade: B
In Summary:
This volume starts to tie together some of the pieces of the puzzle, but it still leaves quite a bit of confusion as to what’s what, especially in regards to the mess of who is an “image” and who is real. However, with the cliffhanger ending of this book there’s still a good chance that things will start to really sort themselves out in the next volume. It will certainly be interesting to see where the series goes from here, and to find out the significance of some of the pieces of information introduced recently (such as Sakura’s “real name” that we have thus far been unable to hear.) For now, we’ll have to make do with the nice little story detailing Syaoran and Sakura’s meeting that is present in this volume.