In what order should CLAMP s manga be read? I want to start making up especially Sakura s and Wolf

First of all, don't look at the anime, don't look at the anime, and don't want to understand the anime in any order =

Tsubasa and Holic want to watch ...... together

Well, to see it together means to ......Back then, they were ...... togetherSometimes a story for the same month appears in both works......

So it doesn't matter which one to look at first, but you have to look at both, and then get it together, flip through it, compare it, and find ...... contact

And holic is a special case, please be sure to **ova cage and dream, these two can be counted as serious main plots.

Tsubasa this guy is involved in all the works before the clamp.

However, except for holic, the other works do not affect Tsubasa so much.

It's just that if you've seen it, you'll be more excited if you find that so-and-so character has appeared......And seeing so-and-so and so-and-so can know what their relationship should be......

The main problem with X is that you must have watched Tokyo Babylon first

In addition, X is a pit, a pit ...... ten thousand yearsAre you sure you're going to see ......?

The dove needs to have read "Wish" first, and the basic worldview of the two works is the same (they are the same god).

It doesn't matter ......If you want to say it, the wing itself is equivalent to the same book ...... that clamp gave to his previous work.So copying Sakura is the same image ...... of Kinomoto SakuraAnd according to the setting of Tsubasa, there will be another self in a different dimension, so it can also be said that they follow this setting and have the same soul in different worlds.

In Tsubasa, because of the help of Yuko, they have accumulated enough price for copying the lives of Sakura and the copying wolf, so they can regain their lives when they die due to the conspiracy of the flying king, reincarnate in the same world at the same time and meet again, but because of the actions of the flying king, common sense collapses, and their lives are not extended backwards but become a continuous cycle, and the little wolf becomes their child, and the flying king copied the replica wolf based on the little wolf, and they chose to disappear in the end in order to break this cycle.

The magic wand Sakura Kinomoto gave to her when the fake Sakura was dreaming has nothing to do with the cherry wolf in the wing.

The parents of the real wolf are fake cherry wolves, and the fake cherry wolf is copied from the real wolf about the real wolf fake wolf, April 1, etc., you can see a commemorative book issued by the 20th anniversary of the clamp, which is talked about and more clear.

Maybe it's the relationship of the sequel "Sakura Magic Card" is when Sakura and the wolf were children "Tsubasa Chronicles" is when Sakura and the wolf grow up.

"Sakura Magic Card" and "Tsubasa Chronicles" are both authors, so the characters are similar. Personally, I prefer Sakura's Change.

It's all Clamp's work.,"Wing Chronicles" uses the characters in Clamp's previous works.,The characters in Clamp's works such as "Card Girl Sakura", "X-Fights", and "Holy Biography" all appear in "Wing Chronicles.。

It does not matter. It's just that the Tsubasa era remembered the characters of Sakura.

It is highly recommended to watch "Tsubasa Chronicles" This is the follow-up to Sakura, but strictly speaking, it is not, in short, you will know it when you watch it, it is very touching.

The Clamp aunts painted a sure image In fact, if you look at it, you can also find that the Wing Chronicle is a collection of many Clamp works.

LZ, I think that's too general

It can't be summed up that way.

The elements are: magic, girly, love, a small number of teenagers (because Sakura never gives up--"There must be no problem")

There are also suspected clamp big sisters who poison our view of love Lily (Sakura and Chise), BL (Momoya and Snow Rabbit, Little Wolf and Snow Rabbit), Sister Control (Momoya and Sakura), Year-old Love (Elio and Guanyue), Two Little Guesses (Chiharu and Yamazaki), and Teacher-Student Love (Rika and Sensei).

And everyone maintains their own sense of mystery all day long.,Don't blow yourself up until the end.,It's just suspense, and she should be summarized as a clamp comic.

Cute magic transforms into a girl + a girl in love.

I said,This animation isn't a late-night file.,It's for elementary school students.,So it shouldn't be a girl-to-love comic.。 Above.

Although the ciamps' "Sakura" is incomprehensible, it is still a shoujo manga overall.

1 This "Tsubasa" is actually a parallel work of CLAMP's new collection of his own previous comic book characters, and so many characters from other works appear on the one hand to earn popularity, and on the other hand, because it is more convenient to not have to set new characters......There is no time relationship between the two.,But it's true that Sakura and Little Wolf have grown up as soon as they come up.,This world is fictional.,It's not like the magic card girl Sakura made with a real urban background.。

2 These two parts really have nothing to do with ......Momoya's final ending still depends on the direction of the manga to know.

3 According to Clamp's habit of liking happy endings, Sakura's memories should be restored, and it is likely that she and Little Wolf will marry with the blessing of countless popular characters...... in the end

You still need to discover the specifics yourself.,If you want to follow the comics, see here.。

This belongs to the consistent style of the Clamp sisters, often interspersed with characters from other books, and basically has nothing to do with it. It's just that the characters use the new animation.

I think it's time to recover ... Unless they're bad again.

In Part 2, Sakura hasn't regained her memory yet.

There is still the third part yet.

It is estimated that it will be solved in Part 3.

There's also a guy in Part 3 who looks exactly like the little wolf, and he wears an eye patch. It seems to be bad, and I wonder if Sakura will be deceived into praying.

"Tsubasa" was drawn by combining characters from many previous manga, so it's not surprising that those characters appear. But I can't answer the third question, because Wings hasn't been finished yet, but I hope it is.

1 This is known as the official doujin (clamp money grabbing foursome).

2 It's okay with the same person.

3 Morning.

Clamp big sisters for the sake of , it's a pure spoof! ~

Sakura Kinomoto (Sakura-chan) was originally an ordinary fourth-grader who opened a mysterious book full of cards by chance. Suddenly, a strange wind blew all the cards away, and that's when the patron saint of the book, the "Sealed Beast" Xiao Ke (Kiluzai), appeared. It turns out that these cards, known as "Kuro cards", represent different forces in nature and life, and if they get out of control, they can bring all kinds of disasters to the world.

Sakura accepted the commission of the guardian god Xiao Ke, with the magic wand given by the guardian god, and shouldered the important mission of retrieving all the "Kuro cards", and after some efforts, finally retrieved all the "state Lu Kuluo cards", and with the help of Xiao Ke, Wang Xiaoming and Elio and others, she became the real owner of the "Kuro cards", making the "sail or with Kuro cards" become "Sakura cards". Since then, the world has returned.

I've seen it, Brother Snow Rabbit is so handsome, and Xiao Ke is so cute! The characters are good, Xiao Ming is also very good, it's worth watching! ~

There's more than one person named Sakura!

As a manga work of the Clamp Okami, Sakura does not have the realistic metaphor of "Tokyo Babylon", the grandeur of "X-Men", the beautiful composition and aesthetic style of "Shamrock", and the gorgeous painting style of "Holy Biography". But Sakura can definitely be called an absolute success.

In terms of painting style, the fresh painting style leads the trend of low infantilization.

Compared with "Tokyo Babylon" and "X-Men", the painting style of "Card Girl Sakura" (that is, Sakura of Change) is so pure and clean that it flies. With simple lines, crisp black, white and gray relationships, and no complicated dots, the whole work looks smooth.

And all the characters are quite interesting, and every time Sakura's costume changes, it makes people feel cute and beautiful like a doll. And the other supporting roles are also a combination of beautiful women and handsome guys. This should be a handy display of painting skills for CLAMP.

It must be the author who carries the sky of girl's comics with a beautiful shape.

And the overall style of painting is very suitable for young children to read.,It can be said to be a comic full of childhood fantasies.。

In terms of storytelling, it's a gorgeous storm of magic.

I think the biggest story achievement of the book "Card Girl Sakura" is not the plot in it, but the endless cards that Sakura has emerged. This card system is like when I watched "Robot Cat", when I was full of fantasies about what was in the belly pocket of the robot cat, and now many children may also be full of imagination for each new card of Sakura.

I think this kind of imagination is childhood.

Therefore, from the perspective of story creation, "Card Girl Sakura" is a success, not only creating the childhood dreams of countless boys and girls, but also shaping countless classic characters and plots. Sakura, Little Wolf, Chiyo, etc. are like classmates around children, living in the imagination of children.

From a commercial point of view - clamp you are unscrupulous businessmen who come to cheat money!

Sakura's various figures, Koko's various dolls, various cards, animation, gamification, cinematic ......I think the whole clamp is a master of the circle of money. Basically, Sakura's various commercial operations are all clamped to the extreme.

So the commercial operation of this comic is also extremely successful. This is evident in the myriad of manga derivatives.

Judging from the degree of classicism of comics - a classic in the hearts of a new generation of children.

For us in the past, the classics in our hearts were "Saint Seiya", "Slam Dunk", "Robot Cat", "Sailor Moon" and so on, but for today's children, it may become "Card Girl Sakura".

Imaginative, magical plots, gorgeous graphics, colorful props, and ...... in manga or animeThey have become the idols of children. So from the point of view of classicism, I think Sakura is also a success.

And if a comic can be successful in terms of painting style, storyline, commercial operation, and classicism, then it must be an excellent comic work. It can be seen that the manga "Card Girl Sakura" is very good!

I think Sakura is a very good anime. Sakura is a fond memory of our time. My image is Sakura-chan.

The first time I watched Sakura was in elementary school, and it has been more than ten years now, when I came home from school and turned on the TV to watch Sakura, I didn't write my homework, so I was scolded by my parents a lot.

The variety Sakura we have seen is the Chinese version, with a total of 62 episodes, 70 episodes of the original version, and some content has been deleted, such as Snow Rabbit and Momoya's, and Sakura's mother is 16 years old and 25 years old Professor Marriage, etc.

Personally, I think that if you are younger, it is recommended to watch the Chinese version, and the older ones can watch the original Japanese version.

Sakura, Wolf (also known as Aki), Chiyo and others collect Kulo cards, and Sakura gradually becomes a powerful Kuro magician. Chiyo especially likes to shoot Sakura, the little wolf likes Sakura but is afraid to face reality, and Sakura doesn't understand her true heart.

Personally, I think it's a very classic anime, full of cheerful atmosphere, very touching, and worth watching.

The story tells the story of 10-year-old Sakura Kinomoto (Sakura-chan), who opens the magic book her father was studying, and accidentally releases a card with magical powers. Since she lost the card and was responsible for retrieving it, the guardian of the ancient card, Cherubiros, gave Sakura the staff of the seal, and appointed her as a "card captor" to accompany and help Sakura find the card.

The rest of the story revolves around Sakura's experience of finding and subduing Koraka. After receiving the Ancient Rakka, he passed the test of the moon as a judge and became the new owner of the Ancient Rakka. Hiiragi even caused an incredible event, allowing Sakura to convert the Koro Card into a Sakura Card (also translated as "Sakura no Pa", "Sakura Card", "Sakura Card", "Sakura Card"), and also avoided the crisis of the Koro Card's magic loss.

In addition to opening up a fantasy world through the experience of finding and using magic cards, the story also depicts the love between the characters for the people around them, from friendship, family love to love, and the world of "no one who wants to hurt others" is the basic stage of the story. The biggest difference between this book and CLAMP's other books is that there is "no bloodshed" (except for the slight bleeding scene of the wolf when the little wolf faces the "shadow" in the manga version).

Ending: Sakura turns all the Kuro cards into Sakura. In Elio's explanation, she knew that everything that happened was arranged by Kurorido with good intentions, and his purpose was to help Sakura quickly become a real magician, so that his Kuro cards could flourish in Sakura's hands.

Elio returns to England, and Wang Xiaoming is also returning to Hong Kong, and Sakura finally understands Wang Xiaoming's concern for her after a fierce ideological struggle. The two finally said goodbye at the airport.

The theatrical version is: A year later, the little wolf came back from Hong Kong, and Sakura always wanted to confess to the little wolf, but couldn't say it, until Sakura regained the [None] card, the little wolf lost his feelings for Sakura, and Sakura's sad mood made the [Love] card activate, and the [None] card was combined into one card (that is, [Hope]). The little wolf regained her feelings, and Sakura also confessed sincerely.