A white dove appeared in Gotham's night sky. Those she had saved called her an angel, a witch, a sorceress.
But anyone who faced her head-on called her a short-tempered violent maniac.
The Bat Family assumed it was because they were jealous after getting beaten up.
The next night, during an ordinary patrol, they saw a little girl with wings knock a crocodile out with one punch. That's when they realized that “short” and “violent maniac” came up far too often.
Damian: ?
XX: Hey, Gotham doesn't need short vigilantes.
Sakura: I'm not short! I'm just an ordinary high school student cosplaying!
Tomoyo: That's right~ We're just filming a big movie about a savior.
An unmarked package was delivered to Kinomoto Sakura. When she opened it to look for clues, a red light flickered through the gap.
Kinomoto Sakura: Huh? Again?
A strong wind blew through the room, forcing Sakura to close her eyes. All she had time to do was hold on to her Clow Cards. The next moment, she found herself somewhere completely unfamiliar.
The English she heard was the only thing reminding her that she had left Japan. Along with her came a prompt telling Sakura to collect the demons she needed to escape.
Kinomoto Sakura: ...I'm never opening another box again! Aaaaah!
Reading guide
1. Sakura has no romantic pairings, only friends and even better friends.
2. Sakura's Cardcaptor powers are based on the author's own interpretation.
3. A mash-up of settings with an absurd amount of magic added.
4. Please don't insult the characters, except the Joker.
Theme: Explore your limitless potential.
Juvenile includes girls and boys, and youth includes all young people. There is no problem in using it in formal written language. If you feel uncomfortable and think that these two words are only words for men, then you should use them more often. This will correct more people's thinking. Why should we give up this word? Girls can use it too.
Wow... I recall that I was really scared when I saw the Magic Cards for the first time. In the dark forest, everyone saw something different, with a slightly scary soundtrack ((trembling). But it seems that the Magic Cards were not used much after that? I don't remember, I'm looking forward to the next Fantasy vs Fantasy 💪
Too much emphasis on using neutral terms to refer to women does affect the perception. Is it possible that girl and woman are some dirty words? It still depends on which word is more suitable for the context. For example, if young people are strong, the country will be strong, and the employment environment for young people in society is poor. Would anyone think that this only refers to men? When readers know that Sakura is a girl and Clow Cards are all female, they prefer to use neutral terms to refer to them. I feel that they are depriving them of their femininity. Girls are good, and women are great!
Many of Clow's abilities are conceptual and can be accomplished.
If Xiaoke comes to this world, a big lion with big wings, can speak human language and spits fireballs named Croberos, Damian will directly [pity] [sympathy] [pink heart]
The boy and her, I really have a feeling of gender confusion
There are study materials. It should be mom. It must not be exam week when Sakura comes.
It's so cute, this chapter really makes people feel soft 😍
Hahahahahahahaha what does Sakura want to do with the magic wand? Let's knock out the two energies and see [covering face, laughing and crying] So cute woo woo woo. The friendship between Jason and Damian brothers should be an eye-opener for Sakura wwwwww, but I always think it will make Sakura miss her own big monster 😭 😭
Give DC some girly comic shock (*??`*)