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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Introduction to Volume 1: The Crow Card was created by the sorcerer Crow Reed and possesses magical powers. When its seal is broken, it is said that disaster will befall the world. ...... One day, Sakura Kinomoto awakens Cerberus, the Beast of Seals, and is ordered to capture the "Crow Cards" that have materialized. Each time the card is sealed, Sakura's magical power grows stronger. ...... All the door pages are reproduced in color, and CLAMP's masterpiece...
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186
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4063197433
ISBN13:
9784063197433
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squarefairysays
November 14, 2021
Cute and fun, but not for an absolute beginner
Strictly speaking, the vocab and grammar aren't particularly difficult — on par with any other shoujo or shounen manga — but it has some quirks that make it tricky for language learners. One of the main characters speaks in a strong Osaka dialect, and since he delivers a lot of necessary plot information that's a roadblock. There's a lot of asides handwritten outside the text bubbles, which are difficult to make out if you're only used to reading perfectly regular Japanese computer fonts. The ma
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I prefer the anime, but the mangas not horrid
I found Kero's Osaka ben to be pretty hard to understand, so if I didn't have the English to compare to IDK if I'd have really understood half of what he says.
I specifically read the Bilingual edition, which means that the kanji did not have furigana, and the speech bubbles had English in them (the Japanese text is on the sides). In general, the books are pretty easy on the vocabulary, with the main exception being Sakura's magic incantation.