644


Considering that Clow Reed and Fei Wong Reed have the same surnames and that
they both have magical powers, how are they related? It was not clearly stated
on the anime series or manga how they are related (unless I overlooked it).
Are they brothers or relatives? Or do they just coincidentally have the same
surnames? (Though Yuko said there is no such thing as coincidence, there is
only inevitability.)

I'll appreciate any details. Thanks a lot.


CC BY-SA 4.0
2012-12-18T02:34:36.153
643
2023-01-14T02:20:05.830
2023-01-14T02:20:05.830
19307
88
question
tsubasa-chronicle
How are Clow Reed and Fei Wong Reed related in Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle?


According to the [Tsubasa Wikia](http://tsubasa.wikia.com/):

> Fei Wong Reed also mentions Clow quite frequently, and he's also a
> descendant of Clow.

This is shown in chapter 64, which appears in Volume 9 of the manga. He is
described as somewhat of a distant relative of Clow Reed.

Information for this can be found on: [Fei Wang Reed's Wikia
page](http://tsubasa.wikia.com/wiki/Fei_Wang_Reed) and Fei Wang Reed's section
on
[Wikipedia](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Tsubasa:_Reservoir_Chronicle_characters#Fei-
Wang_Reed). The citing is provided on the Wikipedia page.


CC BY-SA 3.0
2012-12-18T03:36:22.097
644
2016-12-21T01:45:47.723
2016-12-21T01:45:47.723
6481
93
643
answer


Fei-Wang Reed was born from the wish Clow Reed made to revive Yuko. I think
this goes far beyond being heavily implied, as it is pretty much confirmed by
his actions, his motivations, and his dialogue. For instance, when he dies in
chapter 231, he says,

> The witch must be revived... That's the whole reason for my existence... And
> the message I must deliver to her... That is my reason... I am to...

Additionally, he shatters to pieces, his body falling apart after death as
with all the clones in the series who died. I believe he is a clone of Clow
Reed, in the same way Watanuki is a clone of Syaoran. Since Clow Reed was
unable to revive Yuko, part of Fei-Wang Reed's motivations is to prove he is
superior to Clow, by accomplishing what Clow could not do. It's possible that
Fei-Wang was born from Clow Reed's regrets at having had to give up, and thus
why he is so determined to carry out the wish.

But regardless of my little speculation spree, considering Watanuki was born
from stopping Sakura's time, it isn't so far-fetched to think Fei-Wang was
born from stopping Yuko's.

Here's what Fai has to say when Kurogane asks why Fei-Wang broke into pieces:

> I don't know. But it may be that Fei-Wang... he himself was an image of
> somebody else. Or perhaps less a person... and more a very strong will. It
> could be the personification of a wish left behind by someone with enormous
> magical power.

As far as the story goes, the only known characters who fit the bill of having
such powerful magical power are Clow Reed and Sakura. We also happen to know
Clow Reed made a wish to save Yuko, so it seems like it's a mystery solved.

We could get into speculation and say there's simply some unknown character.
There is simply no information to support such a theory, however, and I
believe if that was the conclusion the authors wanted us to reach, they would
have laid the groundwork.


CC BY-SA 4.0
2023-01-07T18:03:48.410
67609
2023-01-07T18:15:18.933
2023-01-07T18:15:18.933
19307
19307
643
answer