Japanese Anime

Back ] Home ] Up ] Next ]

 
     
Tsubasa - CLAMP's latest manga

Tsubasa 4 : RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE

Currently running in Shonen Magazine in Japan is CLAMP's latest manga, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle. "Tsubasa" is Japanese for wing or wings.

Sakura, the princess of Clow Country, has a vision of a mysterious object. The next day, she visits her childhood friend Syaoran at the excavation site he's working at. She sees the mysterious object - and begins to get pulled in to it! Wings appear on her back. Syaoran manages to pull her back, and her wings disappear - but Sakura is unconscious, and the palace magician Yukito says that the wings were Sakura's memories. Now that they're gone, Sakura will die! And so Yukito sends Syaoran on a quest to find the feathers of Sakura's memories, which have been scatted throughout different dimensions. Joining him on his quest are Fye, a magician who left his dimension to escape an evil king; Kurogane, a swordsman who was banished from his world by Princess Tomoyo; and Mokona, a magical creature given to them by the Witch of the Dimension.

Tsubasa is made up of a lot of crossovers. Early chapters reveal that it actually crosses paths with the story of XXXHolic. Sakura, Syaoran, Yukito, Touya, Fujitaka, Clow and Tomoyo from Card Captor Sakura appear; Chii from Chobits is in it for a few pages; Mokona from Magic Knights Rayearth; Ashura and Souma from RG Veda; Sorata and Arashi from X; possibly the Dash card as well. The latest cameo characters are Imonoyama Nokoru, Takamura Suoh, and Ijuuin Akira from Clamp School Detectives.

Article text is from Wikipedia and licensed under terms of the GFDL. The original article can be found here.
 
Japanese Anime & Manga: Related Links, Resources & Shopping
  • Discuss any article in the Japan-101 Anime & Video Games forum.
  • Most of the anime and manga listed can be found at Amazon.com
  • Find lots of Japanese anime and manga at www.CrossToy.com
  • Visit TFAW.com for a large collection of anime, manga, and collectibles.
 
 
 
Site Map Contact PrivacyAdvertise
 
Japan-101 - Selected as Best Of Japan On The Web 2005 Japan-101 Home
© 2003-2005 Japan-101.com
Japan-101 Selected as Best Of Japan On The Web 2004