Reviews for Fruits Basket Collector's Edition Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I first read it, I was shocked at how interesting it was. I was really addicted to the interesting style and settings, and the unique characters lol. I was in elementary school at the time, so I have memories of juggling pocket money and parading through used bookstores lol. Until I became an adult, I used to buy new issues when they came out, but I read the last one due to inertia... Halfway through, it was hard to read the family's muddy and painful past and developments in a row... It was in the Yuki-kun group in particular, so I thought over and over about to stop reading the scene where my mother said it was really shocking lol. But in the end, it wasn't a development I had anticipated, but I'm glad it was a big circle. Above all, it was really amazing that they drew a thorough episode for each character. I was honestly happy with the growth of the characters too! It was a work that made me think I'm glad I kept reading it.

This review contains spoilers. Since it has been an electronic book since 2012, I think there are many people who think it's quite old, but I have all the volumes in paper books, and I feel like paper is a long time ago...? But I can enjoy reading it now 2024. After all, the pictures and stuff feel old, but the flow has gone too far, but it's also a current book, and if you don't care about that, the setting is fun. One day, in a mother and child family, a neat daughter who was raised with plenty of love as her mother suddenly disappeared due to an accident, and she was taken in by a relative's house (paternal grandpa and father's brother? Those kids are scum other than their grandpa), they have to leave during house renovation work, have no one to rely on, live in a tent in the mountains, and one day they find the owner of that mountain (classmate boy) and are taken in by that person's mansion. That classmate family is possessed by beasts of the Chinese zodiac due to a curse, and when hugged by the opposite sex, they transform! Once you know that secret, the story progresses with a setting where the memory is erased, but the only thing that isn't erased is the main character... and the grandpa and this renovation is over, and at the place they return, they are in a mess, but when the 2 beastly possessed people come back, they come to help them, and grandpa also tells me that it's better to do that because of the human scum in this house, and they live with people possessed by beasts. The story unfolded from there, and I met various beast possesses... I think I'll be hooked even if I read it now! Incidentally, what appears in the story with Toru-kun is the name of the main character! At first, I misunderstood him as a boy, and I was confused about someone possessed by a beast. I'm a person from a time when I grew up with a boy with a girl, so it happens that it's hard to read manga with a girl. I read the postscript and remembered it! Approaching the conviction of the twelve zodiac signs towards the end and searching for a way to curse it, it quickly became Sirius, and I didn't like people who had sexual relationships with people with divine beings in the zodiac and their mothers, so it's a girls' manga? I'll also come up with it! This is an evaluation obtained by subtracting that negative. Wouldn't it have been okay if Soko didn't have sexual relations?