Perhaps this will be CLAMP's final manga?
;___;
they want to make it long, and good.
Nope, they've recently made a new series called
Kobato. It's cute and funny. =)
lol now to actually answer the main comment at hand; getting bad? I don't think so. the lowest they got was when sakura "changed" that bad guy into a good guy because of her "warmth" that was about as cheesy as that macaroni dinosaur's commericals...and not in a good! >=[ But the recent episodes have more action in them so I say it's making the storyline pick up better.
lol! I couldn't stop laughing for at least 10 minutes. That was too funny.
Now for my opinion is that the manga is by far the better than the anime (considering now that the anime that
BeeTrain showed is done). As many people have said before me the anime doens't really show the deep character developments in the manga and they don't have as much
funnys as there is in the manga. I believe that the little mini-fights between Mokona and Fay show what Kurogane's true character is like unlike the character he tries to show off when he first meets Fay, Syaoran, Mokona, and Sakura-chan. The manga most of the time is usually better than the anime and in the anime there are always going to be changes because if they did do word from word and exactly what was done in the anime then there wouldn't be enough time and the anime would go on for all eternity. Also, I think it's also the same with that they don't want to do it exactly like the manga becuase people who have read the manga will know what's going to happen next and to some people that is/might be a bore. I personally like the whole different dimensions and universes and the use of old characters because as Yuuko-san had said in the manga (and anime) that even though you may see a person that looks like someone you know it's might/not be same
person because they and them are from a different world. (I also came to the conclusion on my own that the body is nothing but a shell and any soul can posses it. The body is not the same as the soul and will not always be together with that same body).
I don't compare
Tsubasa Chronicles with
Card Captor Sakura because as said in previous posts it is suppose to be it's own seperate story and universe. The characters are suppose to have the same base qualities because even though they live in different environment and situations the soul is the same. I have never compared
Tsubasa Chronicles with
Card Captor Sakura because it isn't suppose to be the same, and whoever said that it was a sequel to
Card Captor Sakura doesn't really....hmmm....I don't want to sound rude, but they can't read.
CLAMP even said themselves that
Tsubasa Chronicles was it's own seperate story. (I think I just repeated myself. ) :icon_tongue:
The anime, like i've said before, I don't like as much as the manga. However, I do have some things I like in the anime. For example. The music in
Tsubasa Chronicles was totally amazing. I fell in love with it because it seemed to fit the anime so well and with the manga. There were cute scenes in the anime (some that weren't in the manga) and that made it awesome to sit here at my computer and watch. I loved to see Sakura-chan's many outfits in color and some outfits that weren't even shown in the manga (so even more outfits. :okay: ) The seiyuu's for each character were perfect. I don't think there could be anymore perfect people to play as their seiyuu's. I foremember that someone said that they thought Fay's voice too low. Well, I think personally, that it's pretty much the perfect voice because Fay is calm and cheery. He's full of mystery (and sad past) that he hides behind that smile of his. It's really like a cover up that he tries to play, but as the series goes on I do beleive he changes into that personality. (they all go through a change of some sort.)
I like how
BeeTrain drew Sakura-chan and the different color of her hair and everything and with the other characters. As said before me though, they were way to thin. I was really debating whether all the character in there had that disease where the body is disporotional (where there arms are longer than their legs) and they are like super super thin. I can't remember what that disease is called...I remember when
Tsubasa Chronicles came out I was doing a project over that disease so yeah. I couldn't help but think that when I first watched the anime. I'm also dispointed that
Mad House didn't do
Tsubasa Chronicles as I thought they would. I personally think
Mad House is perfect for
CLAMP's work because they make it very close like it. (I'm really happy that they did
CLAMP in Wonderland 2.)
Overall, I like
Tsubasa Chronicles (manga) better than
Card Captor Sakura as a whole. Don't get me wrong, I still very much love
Card Captor Sakura but I always dreamed and hoped that
CLAMP would make a dimensional traveling series and someone close to Sakura-chan being one of the main characters (this was way before
Tsubasa Chronicles came out) and when they announced it I was estatic. So yeah, I like it more.
:sweatdrop: This came out longer than I expected. :sweatdrop: Sorry!