Reviews for Fruits Basket Collector's Edition Manga

This review contains spoilers. I fell in love with all the characters that appeared. I'm worried that Toru is too kind. Kyo and the others, who are becoming more and more attracted to Toru, are also cute. When I met Toru, I thought it would be nice if the kyo became soft. I'm really moved, and I love my little brother ah ah

This review contains spoilers. Each of the characters has a painful past, but I was really moved by how getting involved with the main character overcame painful things and was able to spend time with a smile. At first, there was a sense of incongruity with the theme of the twelve zodiac signs, but it resonated very much that the theme of the twelve zodiac signs was also important to the characters, and the opposite was painful for the characters. There are 3 seasons in the anime, and it's so interesting that you can watch it right until the end, and not only has romance elements but also gags, so it was a very satisfying work when I finally finished watching and reading it. It's a work that really moves me and makes me want to do my best, so I definitely want everyone to see it.

This review contains spoilers. Not only the main character, but also the environment, positions, and psychological depictions of each of the twelve zodiac signs, classmates, parents, etc. are delicately drawn, and it is very deep. It's like a girls' manga, and (I don't feel romantic stuff that much) it's in a different genre (philosophy? I wonder what it is?) It's a comic that can also be felt like it, and somehow it's a comic that draws me in very much.

This review contains spoilers. When I first read it, I wasn't good at painting, but when I noticed it, I was drawn into the view of the world. Even though Toru-chan is just an honest and nice kid, she doesn't dislike it, and she's the main character I love. Each character is full of personality, and even so, they have various relationships, so the readability is wonderful ✨

This review contains spoilers. It was an interesting story whether you knew the zodiac or not. I read Kyo's transformation scene while crying a lot. Every character has a deep story.

This review contains spoilers. I first read it when I was in middle school, so be happy, Toru-kun, Ka-kun! My first impression was, but now I'm over 30 and I have children, and it's completely different when I read it in that environment. It was particularly different for Mr. Yorito. Mito's suffering was so painful that I wanted him to be happier than anyone else. (Shigo-san, be really kind...) Of course I want each couple to be happy, and that scene where Toru-kun and Ka-kun properly hugged each other made me cry after all! Just as much, I cried at the scene where everyone's curse was lifted and he fell apart. It's a work that seems like a deep story when you read it when you become an adult. I regret that middle school students were kids.

This review contains spoilers. It's my favorite work that I reread over and over again when I was in middle and high school and cried and laughed. At the time, almost all of my friends were kids who liked Choukun, but I loved Yuki, who is kind, weak, and works hard at living, and I want her to be so happy...! Yuki was the only boy who kept wishing that (heavy) past trauma and heartbreak and gradually regained herself, and that Yuki, who gradually regained herself, was also very wonderful, so I still think that I wanted to see them expand their world even more as a college student...

This review contains spoilers. I'm really glad I came across this work before I died. I'm really happy that I was able to watch the full volume of the original story today. People who can forgive, people who don't forgive, people who are going to move on. I'm praying that everyone can spend their time shining brightly