Reviews for Fruits Basket Another Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read the main story of Fulva as soon as I read it, so I have no choice but to cry! I don't clearly say who and whose children are each, but it's lovely to know whose children they are! The fact that Hajima-kun and Mutsuki-kun are good friends makes me cry, and I can cry because I know whose child they are. Also, Shiki-kun is really adorable, and Shiki-kun, who loves Mama Hitoto, is adorable! And Shigo Papa, who is reputed to be a playful adult, and Shigo Papa, who hasn't changed, is awesome. The heroine is also fighting against toxic parents, but she is supported by everyone in Kusama, and the heroine desperately wants to hope that someday the day she is released will come ('; omega; `)

This review contains spoilers. I'm in the middle of the fruit basket youth generation, so I remember a lot of things! Whose child is this? Even though I was thinking something like that, I'm so happy that the gentle atmosphere that underlies it is! I'm reading it while thinking about what will happen to the heroine... Also, it presents problems between parents and children, and while it's a comedy, it's probably thanks to the design that it doesn't get too heavy.

This review contains spoilers. The fans feel so nostalgic just hearing the name “Fruits Basket”! It's a story where the main character, a high school girl, Mitoma, is not good at coming into contact with people and has been in relationships by keeping as much distance as possible, but this is a story where she gets to know a male high school student, Mutsuo, who is too handsome, and is appointed as an officer of the student council and plays an active role. This work is heartwarming and lives up to date with fruit basket sequels up until now.

This review contains spoilers. When I looked up Fruit Basket on this site called Fulva Ni Hama, this also came up, and the first volume cover is probably the story of Sho-kun's girlfriend? When I thought and looked at it, Chairman Takei came out as a teacher and I was surprised (laughs) I started reading it because I wanted to know who's child this is and the main character, etc. (laughs), but personally, I think Cho was great. When it comes to Fruit Basket, the main character, Toru-kun, loved her mother very much, but Ayaba, the main character in Another, hates her mother. Also, in Fulva, Toru-kun said kind words to the people in Kusama, but in Another, it feels like the main character changes while getting involved with the people of Kusama, and in Fulva and Another, the main character is the complete opposite. I think it's kind of nice to see that different feeling, and the kids of the people who came out in Fulva come out, and they say that's crazy...! After the last episode of Fulva, I was wondering if they lived a happy life without being called the Chinese zodiac, but it's still pretty muddy, and at the end of volume 1 or 2, Rahenderen-san is holding something that looks like a kitchen knife and is trying to turn it at Akito's son (?) The scene was so small that I thought it was scary. I saw this work and thought it wasn't a thin story where I couldn't feel the appeal of the main character or that the story wasn't interesting, but when I saw this kind of thing and the process leading up to the present, the main character was quite appealing, and I definitely thought it wasn't a thin story where I came up with it on the spot and wrote it out of nowhere. It doesn't matter how many years from now, so I want it to be animated!

This review contains spoilers. I'm talking about a little bit of the future of fruit baskets! Toru-kun, Kyo-kun's children, Yuki-kun and this kid... it's the next generation fruit basket! The parents' DNA is strong, but it's interesting that the characters are different! It's a must-see for fans!

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the children of the characters that appeared in the main story of Fulva, so reading it made me think very deeply with emotion. This is because this heroine is a child who is kept at a distance from her friends due to the influence of so-called “toxic parents,” and continues to be treated as a bad child by her reliable mother and has a low sense of self-affirmation. It was the Kusama family that got involved with such a heroine, and it was actually from a sad memory that the heroine sealed. The heroine accepts that the children in the main story of Fulva, whose curse of the twelve zodiac signs of Kusama has been lifted, face up to walk, acknowledge herself, and that it's okay to laugh when it's fun. I was also raised by toxic parents of a different type from the heroine, but it took me decades to feel forgiven in this story that it was okay for such parents to reject them. The heroine continues to grow. The feeling after reading it made me cry, but it was so wonderful, and it was a good work with a sense of humor. I definitely want you to read it!

This review contains spoilers. I'm deeply moved that everyone is now a parent. Super Toxic Parents appears, so there are some scenes that are a bit difficult to read, but it was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. You should read it. You won't regret it!!! At first, the main characters from the previous game passed through (the previous game was so amazing), and you might not be able to empathize with the new protagonists, but only at the beginning! I'm drawn to more and more new protagonists. Then, suddenly, vestiges of the main characters from the previous game appeared, and I burst into tears. I want to read more soon!!!