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It's nice getting to see how they all care about her That's right I don't know what to say about him. I feel like I should lighten up and not give him so much hell but I just can't forget all the crap that he's pulled. Sure, things are very much explained as to why he is the way he is and sure He did a lot of horrible things so It's just not possible. I can say this though, even though my hatred for him has not died down and I still want him dead, I can appreciate the fact that he went to look for help when Tohru needed it.

I can also see that he's slowly changing. He's not trying to be a dick anymore and that's all thanks to our lovely girl, Tohru I just wish I could bring myself to forgive him and like him. I know he went through shit. We all do. I still can't feel any love towards him. I want him dead. That's the only way I feel I can maybe come to understand him. Dead and buried. I guess what I'm trying to say is, I know how he must've felt, he went through a lot, and he's grown up with this certain type of mentality no thanks to his parents and I can see that he's trying to change I can't bring myself to like him Hopefully you guys have a better experience with this than I had.

Holy crap. Am I really done with this volume? Am I really only two more away from the end? Why, yes I am. This is so exciting. I see now that things are getting to a better end.

Thank god. I felt that I was going to have to eat the stupid and I don't like eating stupid. Oh dear I wonder what Kyo is going to do now. He needs to make every single thing right now and there's still the fact that he's not "free. I don't think Kyo will give up either.

This is going to be a fun ride. We are most likely going to see the climax next and then the stunning conclusion in the last volume. This is going to be good! Please, guys! We made it this far! Might as well continue to the very end! I'll see you in the 22nd volume of Fruits Basket! View all 5 comments. Jul 28, Stephanie rated it it was amazing Shelves: manga.

Feb 26, Courtney rated it really liked it Shelves: graphic-novels , i-heard-it-on-npr. A great, quick read. This is the first manga series I have ever read thanks to an NPR review of Comicon , and I have been so charmed with the whole experience.

I love shojo for its complexity and for the overwhelming number of characters and character relationships. I have also decided I am partial to a particular manga drawing style. I have no idea what you would call that, but I like clean lines as opposed to sketchy action stills. Honda was her "too perfect" self and helps to save Akito at her own physical expense.

Akito God struggles to make sense of a world where bonds are broken. In a very loving gesture, Momiji relates the tale of the happy traveler. Yuki explodes on Kyo and in a pivotal fight explains what protecting Tohru means. View 1 comment. May 16, Kailey Luminous Libro rated it it was amazing Shelves: graphic-novels-and-manga. OMG, things happening! What is happening in this plot?!

Murder and mayhem, secrets and betrayal I'm on the edge of all this suspense, and I can't handle it all! In this volume, we get to see even deeper into Akito's soul, and it is a weird messed-up soul. I mean, I always knew Akito was insane, but really So many plot things that happened in the last volume are resolved a bit in this volume, especially since a bunch of people are congrega OMG, things happening!

So many plot things that happened in the last volume are resolved a bit in this volume, especially since a bunch of people are congregating at the hospital. Why is everyone always getting injured and in the hospital?! Can't we have a plot without half-killing the characters every other volume?!

I mean, it makes for good drama, but I want my babies to be safe and happy. Yuki is amazing in this volume. He is perfection! He tells it like it is, takes care of business, and kicks butt, and falls in love, and then gets home in time for tea.

I love this boy so freakin much! Mar 18, Jenny rated it liked it. May 30, Marilee rated it it was amazing Shelves: books-read-in Tohru's friends are so funny! They are the highlight of this volume! Plus, yay for Yuki!!! Dec 20, Laura rated it it was amazing Shelves: best-books , favorites , young-adult , reads , manga. We start back where we left off, which is unusual for this manga. Kyo finishes his story about his childhood friendship with Tohru's mother.

He tells more about her death and how he couldn't deal with the grief. He admits he moved on by blaming everything on Yuki. It's unclear to me whether Yuki overhears this or not. He sees them talking, but I could never decide if he could hear them. After he's done with his story, Tohru tells him she loves him. Being Kyo, he says the wrong thing and she runs We start back where we left off, which is unusual for this manga.

Being Kyo, he says the wrong thing and she runs off crying. Yuki is furious with Kyo for making her cry. Akito finds Tohru on the cliff, where they've both run away to.

Akito has some little fit about things coming to an end and hurts Tohru. But Tohru, of course, just offers her friendship. Akito is ready to accept it. Then, inconveniently, the cliff crumbles and Tohru falls. Akito calls for help. Yuki and Kyo find Tohru, and Kyo freaks out and kisses her. It's so cute and it's been my desktop background for months.

Anyway, Tohru has to go to the hospital. Again, I'm amazed by the crazy shit going on in this volume. Akito has a chat with Momiji, and I think it really helps her turn herself around. It's amazing how I've gone from hating her, to feeling sorry for her, to kind of liking her. Kyo and Yuki get into it about Tohru. It's about time some of that was said. I've been waiting for this argument for the past few volumes.

It was great. I appreciated Haru stepping in with Shigure as the comic relief. Also, there's some major cuteness going on with Yuki and Machi. Is that it? Are those the only choices I have left?

Even with all that. No matter what happens I love you Kyo-Kun. Why can't you just accept that? The above quotes are everything!!! Jun 20, R Z rated it really liked it Shelves: manga , z This volume is just so,,,, difficult.

Stars: 5. Feb 19, Jen rated it it was amazing Shelves: manga , library-borrowed , fantasy , romance , comedy , drama. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Favourite Character: Shigure Kyo tells Tohru that her mother's last words were "I won't forgive you," and asks how Tohru could forgive him if he cannot forgive himself. He runs away, Yuki chases after him, and as Tohru follows she meets Akito, still carrying the knife.

Akito tells Tohru she must feel triumphant that she has won, and cuts her on the arm. Tohru, thinking that she still loves Kyo desp Favourite Character: Shigure Kyo tells Tohru that her mother's last words were "I won't forgive you," and asks how Tohru could forgive him if he cannot forgive himself. Tohru, thinking that she still loves Kyo despite his rejection, tells Akito she must be lonely amid all his fears. She offers a fresh start, introducing herself and asking if they can be friends.

Before Akito can take her hand, the cliff she stands on crumbles and she falls. Shigure and Yuki respond to Akito's cry for help. Kyo returns to the house and learns of Tohru's accident, and runs to where she lies unconscious; Yuki is there first. She wakes long enough to tell him she is okay before falling unconscious, and he kisses her. That evening, Yuki confronts Kyo for not going to the hospital with Tohru. Kyo says it was better that Yuki was there, as he cannot protect her himself.

As they fight, they each admit they envy and admire the other for different reasons, an argument Yuki wins by saying Kyo is the only one who can make Tohru happy and he doesn't have to protect her like a super hero would.

Hanajima and Uotani, however, are not as forgiving and ban Kyo from visiting her until he proves he is sorry. At the hospital, Momiji tells Akito that to make up for her deeds, she needs to cherish Kureno and Tohru, after which Akito visits Tohru.

Yuki, feeling lonely and needing to reach out, buys Machi a gift—a figurine of an anime character, Mogeta, she especially likes. They admit they are glad they found each other and hold hands. Feb 22, Mel rated it it was amazing. Apr 17, Kazza rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: all Fruits Basket lovers. Shelves: fantasy , manga. This is one heck of a volume. And Yuki and Machi finally realize their feelings for each other! And how cute that she got the fertilizer that Yuki talked about?!

Perhaps one thing I'll nitpick is the fact that Martyr Tohru makes her appearance again in this volume. I mean yes, there are people like her out there, but her treatment towards Akito in this volume Maybe I'm a far more flawed hum This is one heck of a volume. Maybe I'm a far more flawed human being than her, because I just cannot see myself doing the same thing as her. I don't know, I think she was a tad unrealistic here. After she abused you before the vacation episode, I think?!

Did Takaya-sensei forgot his existence? I really, really love how she's winding this down! Its so in line with the tone of the series, its characters and really the main character, Tohru has come full circle.

I enjoyed seeing Tohru come to terms with her feelings, how she extends her love to Akito too. I loved finally understanding Shigure a little more and there were several Mabudachi Trio exchanges!

Plus Yuki and Kyo come to terms with each other. We don't have a choice. Yuki to me is the best by product of Tohru as he's passing on her heritage of love and affection to others. Fans want to see Tohru with Yuki but I totally disagree, he needs someone who will make him better, not more comfortable. Much how Tohru makes Kyo want to be better! Dec 28, Pippa Reads Manga rated it it was amazing Shelves: manga. Let's just get one thing straight.

Yuki is the star of this series for me. Takaya told his story perfectly, and now that all the loose ends of his part of this story feel neatly wrapped up, boy am I a satisfied customer.

Yuki's role in this series has been masterfully told from start to finish. His story feels the most genuine to me; I really wouldn't be surprised to learn that Takaya had based his experiences off of something in real life because his story feels more real than any other charact Let's just get one thing straight. His story feels the most genuine to me; I really wouldn't be surprised to learn that Takaya had based his experiences off of something in real life because his story feels more real than any other character.

We also get some wrap up on the tragedy of the last volume. Kyo and Tohru are quite sweet together and I really believe that they are both deserving of happiness. It's great seeing Tohru finally accept her mother's death, and finally, let go of her past as she looks toward her future.

Dec 08, Lara rated it really liked it Shelves: read-in , manga-manhwa. Kyo finishes telling Tohru his story about her mother, and then acts like a jerk and walks away when Tohru says she forgives him. Ohhhh, Kyo, you idiot. Tohru then runs into Akito and has an accident. Yuki is pretty awesome in this one, attempting to whip Kyo into shape, without mincing words.

And he and Machi finally realize their feelings for each other. Meanwhile, Kyo attempts to visit Tohru in the hospital and is turned away by Arisa and Saki, who tell him he needs to grow up and be a man. H Kyo finishes telling Tohru his story about her mother, and then acts like a jerk and walks away when Tohru says she forgives him.

So yeah, lots of drama in this one! Mar 16, Amanda rated it it was amazing. Excuse me while I bawl my eyes out. Kyo Sohma tells Tohru Honda that her mother's last words were "I won't forgive you," and asks how Tohru could forgive him if he cannot forgive himself. He runs away, Yuki Sohma chases after him, and as Tohru follows she meets Akito Sohma, still carrying the knife. Tohru, thinking that she still loves Kyo despite his rejection, tells Akito she must be lonely amid all her fears.

Shigure Sohma and Yuki respond to Akito's cry for help. Kyo returns to the house and learns of Tohru's accident, and runs to where she lies unconscious. As they fight, they each admit they envy and admire the other for different reasons, an argument Yuki wins by saying Kyo is the only one who can make Tohru happy and he doesn't have to protect her like a superhero would.

Saki Hanajima and Arisa Uotani, however, are not as forgiving and ban Kyo from visiting her until he proves he is sorry. Yuki, feeling lonely and needing to reach out, buys Machi Kuragi a gift — a figurine of an anime character, Mogeta, she especially likes.

For the most part, I really liked the direction of the narrative. The series is heading toward the end, while no more of the Zodiac Cursed has been broken, the love story between Kyo Shoma and Tohru Honda are progressing, albeit ever so slowly. It is good to see Yuki Sohma has found a partner in Machi Kuragi. All in all, Fruits Basket, Vol. May 07, Kaguya rated it did not like it. The chapter was great: tragic with Tohru's fall, but holding promises about the future at the same time.

Indeed, it was evident that Tohru wouldn't die, putting things into context and observing each character's moves was enough to get convinced of that. But, starting chapter , things started running down the hill VERY fast. Yuki gets to the hospital and makes sure Tohru is in good hands, but Kyo just stays there Such an attitude is contradictory with the one he showed at the end o The chapter was great: tragic with Tohru's fall, but holding promises about the future at the same time.

Such an attitude is contradictory with the one he showed at the end of preceding chapter! As for their confrontation, it's mediocre; seeing Yuki punching Kyo has always gotten on my nerves; but, in the end, Kyo manages to block his blows, showing he is actually at the same level. This raging mania from Yuki can be seen as the Rat's malicious spirit showing himself one more time.

Then we have Hana and Uo I'm sorry, was that supposed to be funny? Fruits Basket Manga. History Talk 0. This article is about the Fruits Basket Manga. Fruits Basket Original. Volume 1. Volume 2. Volume 3. Volume 4. Volume 5. Volume 6. Volume 7. Volume 8. Volume 9. Volume Universal Conquest Wiki. Original Collector's Edition. Volume 1 Volume 2.

Tohru Honda front Kyoko Honda back. Volume 3 Volume 4. Yuki Sohma front Kyo Sohma back. Volume 5 Volume 6. Shigure Sohma front Kagura Sohma back. Volume 7 Volume 8. Momiji Sohma front Hatori Sohma back. Volume 9 Volume Hatsuharu Sohma front Ayame Sohma back. Volume 11 Volume Kisa Sohma front Hiro Sohma back.