Fruit basket 7

Author: Takaya Takahashi
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Little Tora and his friends live very peaceful lives every day, and even Kai-sa comes to stay overnight! At this time, a new member of the Chinese Zodiac, the witty and sharp-tongued elementary school student Tora, appears before Little Tora. Although Tora constantly makes things difficult for Little Tora, he secretly harbors feelings for Kai-sa. Meanwhile, Little Tora's good friend, Aoi, shares her memories. A highly anticipated 7th volume! Fruit Basket = Magic Fruit Basket = Chinese Zodiac Fantasy = Phantom Angel. Takaya Takahashi's Fruit Basket is truly a rare gem, with a captivating storyline and over a dozen shape-shifting characters that are not just an extraordinary plot device. The humorous and funny storylines, along with witty and lively character dialogues, make Fruit Basket a beloved and outstanding work among many readers. It is also one of the main promotional works by Shueisha in recent years.
The story primarily follows the Kusanagi family, a wealthy and influential clan, but 13 of its members are possessed by the Chinese Zodiac animals and a cat spirit. These individuals have a strange ability to transform into their respective animals upon embracing a member of the opposite sex. Each of them carries their own worries and even heartbreaking pasts. The female protagonist, Tohru, is like a rice ball mixed into a basket of fruits—everyone initially believes she cannot blend in with them. However, Tohru gradually wins them over with her gentleness, kindness, and considerate nature, breaking through their long-standing emotional barriers and earning their love and trust. This volume is the 7th.