Fruits Basket, Vol. 19 (Fruits Basket, #19)

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Fruits Basket, Vol. 19 (Fruits Basket #19)

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As the Fruits Basket saga continues, the relationship between Tohru and Kyo becomes increasingly complicated, especially since most of the members of the Zodiac seem to look down on him. Tohru comes to the realization that if she wants to save Kyo, she'll have to create some sort of trigger to break his curse. But what, if anything, can cure Kyo? The answer is right inside...more

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Published March 18th 2008 by TokyoPop (first published January 19th 2006)

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Mar 13, 2012 Deborah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: graphic-novel, humor-comedy, romance, teen

So, I thought I'd take a moment, while I'm waiting for vol. 20 to come from the library or in the mail, to comment a bit on this series...I read the first 16 volumes in 2007, then never finished, so I decided to read the whole thing. While it always takes me a while to get into the rhythm of reading manga, with the right-to-left order, sound-effects characters, etc., I actually feel like I could follow the story this time. And I waver between 4 and 5 stars for all the volumes after 6, though tha...more So, I thought I'd take a moment, while I'm waiting for vol. 20 to come from the library or in the mail, to comment a bit on this series...I read the first 16 volumes in 2007, then never finished, so I decided to read the whole thing. While it always takes me a while to get into the rhythm of reading manga, with the right-to-left order, sound-effects characters, etc., I actually feel like I could follow the story this time. And I waver between 4 and 5 stars for all the volumes after 6, though that one's a definite 5 stars.

And while I keep marking them all as humor-comedy, they really stopped being that pretty early on, though there are still funny parts. The story got much more complex and some of the dark notes in the first couple volumes start becoming much more central to the story.

I won't actually go into summarizing, since I'm bad at it and this review would probably be pages long. You can read about it elsewhere. But I've really enjoyed all the large cast of characters' developments and how their pasts and stories are all intertwined. Because most of the characters are teens, it's also really neat to see how Takaya has had them grow and mature, physically and mentally, as the story goes on. Tohru Honda, the main female character, sometimes frustrates me with what seems like a pushover character, always focused on serving/helping others at her own expense, but that's also part of what really transforms everyone who meets her. I've been totally obsessed with the story (obviously)! And while the love triangle central to the story (it is shojo manga, after all) isn't going the way I wanted it to, it's still very romantic and tense.

So, I can't wait for the next volume to get here (I have all the others) so I can finish and find out what ultimately happens. And if anyone can tell my why vol. 21 costs so much, I'm very curious (since Tokyopop went out of business, even the used of that one volume are $50 or more...).
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Jul 27, 2008 Smaileh rated it 4 of 5 stars

The biggest surprise in this volume is how much some of the characters have grown! Momiji, who has been away for a while, comes back and gets a lot of the girls excited--he's so tall and good-looking. But he still has his rabbit back-pack! Kyo, Yuki, Risa and Hiro all have grown up, too. Only Tohru doesn't seem to age at all--still cute and innocent and optimistic. Things have been getting awkward between her and Kyo, espcially after Hatori tells her that secretly all the other Sohmas need Kyo,...more

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Oct 16, 2011 Katie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-fantasy, fantasy-romance, culture-place-japan, graphic-novel-manga

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Dec 15, 2010 Laura Ashlee rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, manga

Okay, that has to be the worst synopsis ever given on the back of one of the volumes. First of all, Kyo and Tohru already have a complicated relationship. They're just more aware of it now so they're being really awkward. Second, Tohru was already looking for a trigger to break the curse. I don't really think that's new information. Let me tell you what this volume is really about.

Shigure talks to Tohru about the curse and saving Kyo. They kind of get into it because Shigure is so blunt about Ky...more Okay, that has to be the worst synopsis ever given on the back of one of the volumes. First of all, Kyo and Tohru already have a complicated relationship. They're just more aware of it now so they're being really awkward. Second, Tohru was already looking for a trigger to break the curse. I don't really think that's new information. Let me tell you what this volume is really about.

Shigure talks to Tohru about the curse and saving Kyo. They kind of get into it because Shigure is so blunt about Kyo's fate and how the rest of the Zodiac feel about him. He says he's not trying to be mean, which I don't think he is. He's just trying to tell her not to give up. I mean, I don't think he really cares about Kyo. He just wants the curse to break. I'm also guessing his feelings about Akito haven't changed very much. He probably wants Kureno out of the way.

Kyo runs into Tohru's grandfather, who tells him he thinks Tohru acts like her father because some old lady told her they were nothing alike when he died. This turns out to be true. She talks like her father because she was afraid her mother would leave her and to be with her father when she was a little girl. She feels horrible for being so selfish, but Kyo is there to comfort her. Both of them really don't want to think about the future. They want to be together. It's really sweet and sad at the same time.

Yuki runs into someone from Ayame's past. He pays his brother a visit and we learn that Mine is actually Ayame's girlfriend. So cute! Ayame tells a relatively serious story about love and rejection. I'm glad he and Yuki get along so much better now. Later, Yuki still pursues Machi by bringing her a gift. He also sort of asks her out, but she bolts. Like Kakeru said, they're way too spacy. It will take forever for them to get together. Speaking of Kakeru, there's also a little chapter at the end about him and his girlfriend (whose father also died in the accident that killed Tohru's mother). It's kind of a filler chapter, except I think it gives Yuki the kick he needs to try a little harder with Machi. We'll see in the next volume, I suppose!

I realize I'm breezing through these, but I'm just so invested in the story right now. I can't help myself. I know I'll be really sad when I'm finished.

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Jul 04, 2011 Rain Misoa rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: EVERYONE! And people who... has their Coner of Woe and spork with them

Recommended to Rain by: Nicole Terazue

Shelves: manga

FINALLY! IT TOOK ME FOREVER TO GET MY HANDS ON THIS MANGA!!! IT WAS SOOOOO WORTH THE WAIT! XD Actually... *Frowns* ...this was a very sad volume. Oh man... it focused a lot on Tohru and Kyo's relationship and let me tell you... it's very depressing. I was tearing up so badly whilst reading it. Those two touch my heart in a way I never thought possible. So... *Blubbers* ...so heart-breaking. That's not the only thing either! Oh no! There's more. There's even sad back-story involving Ayame and Min...more FINALLY! IT TOOK ME FOREVER TO GET MY HANDS ON THIS MANGA!!! IT WAS SOOOOO WORTH THE WAIT! XD Actually... *Frowns* ...this was a very sad volume. Oh man... it focused a lot on Tohru and Kyo's relationship and let me tell you... it's very depressing. I was tearing up so badly whilst reading it. Those two touch my heart in a way I never thought possible. So... *Blubbers* ...so heart-breaking. That's not the only thing either! Oh no! There's more. There's even sad back-story involving Ayame and Mine, as well as Manabe, Komaki, and Tohru. *Sighs* So many things that'll make you want to go emo. T_T But it's so worth the read, I'm telling you. The only thing that drags this volume down is, of course, Akito. He's still being an idiot but Shigure makes it all better. *Grins*

Takaya-sensei~ My darling~ You are ze love!!! Ack! But you still make me want to commit seppuku! Why must you make these gorgeous characters go through so much? It makes me want to cry! Bah! I'm actually tearing up just thinking about it. (Talk directly to the readers not the author.) Shut up! I'm doing that! *Ahem* Oh, but I must say this, Takaya-sensei's side columns are so useful! She gives more information on the characters that didn't make it into the actual story. It's good to learn more about the characters from reading the side panels. I really do enjoy them. Another thing I have to say about this volume is the fact she's not making anything soft at all. Everything is all out of wack and... depressing. However, she did end it on a light note so that was a nice change. (Lately the volumes have been ending on sad notes... I no like. I mean I like but not really... OH YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN!!!) By the way, isn't it shocking how Takaya-sensei brings things out from no where? I don't expect half of the things that's thrown my way and I love her for that! I hate when things become predictable. Nothing makes me more upset than reading something and me guessing everything that happens. It makes the story dull and weak so the fact that Fruits Basket is not like that at all really makes me love it all the more.

As I've said before, this story focuses mostly on the relationship with Tohru and Kyo and what's to happen after graduation. It was so... *Cries like a baby for hours on end* (... *Reluctantly hands over a tissue) ...thanks. *Blows her nose obnoxiously* ...well, it's very difficult for me to talk about it. Tohru was really torn in her feelings for what's happening with Kyo and Kyo... *Smiles* ...he had a very emotional discussion with Tohru's grandfather. Grandfather is... a character that sees things in a very different light. It was good for him to talk with Kyo. I felt that it helped him. Tohru is really trying hard in helping Kyo out. I really hope she finds a way to break that bloody curse soon. I don't think I can handle much more of this! >_< I can't say much about this because any little thing can give it away. I so wish I could go into more details... Just trust me, guys. You're going to love it. Here's a hint: Loophole to transformation is a blanket! Mwahahahahahahahahaha!!! >:3

The side stories in this volume was about Ayame and Mine. We got a bit of history to how they met and what happened there. It was a little sad seeing what Ayame did to that high school girl but with Mine, she helped him see the error of his ways and he changed for the better. Also, he admitted to them being... *Ahem* ...close. Not that we didn't know it from the start but it is nice seeing it out in the open like that. Trust me, it's not a spoiler. We all knew that's what was going on. It made me squee. X3 Another thing that made me squee was Momiji! Holy crap! He grew and I mean grew! He's sooooooooo hot! He still acts like himself but he's hot! Guys, you must go and see him right now!!! *Flails* The part of the story that was depressing was when Manabe revealed what he did with Tohru. As the reader, you know that he and Tohru are connected; we saw a lot of hints of that in previous volumes. However, we don't know how they are connected until we read it in this volume... and let me tell you, it's going to make you go, "NO BLOODY WAY!!!" Also, Komaki is finally shown. She's Manabe's girlfriend and I think they are perfect for each other. When you read, you'll see what I mean. She's very cute but also very... strange. Just like him! XD Manabe and Yuki... *Cracks up* Those two relationship is crack on ice! I love how they intereact with each other. The fact that Manabe always calls Yuki a girl makes me giggle. There's just so much crack in here that... you must read for yourself. One last thing: Akito was in this volume and he did annoy me but he's only there for a split second and it's not even that bad because Shigure treats him like crap. *Smirks* And it pleases me. >:3

Yeah, another great volume. I mean, did you really expect anything less? Yeah, I didn't think so. I'm just so amaze at how everything is playing out. The story is being put together bit by bit but at the same time, there's still so many things unanswered. I wonder if all of those questions will be answered at all even... I'm so nervous. I'm so close to the end, I can almost taste it. The drama is heating up, making its way down my throat and into my gut! Guys! What do you think is going to happen!? I don't know but I smell epicness waiting to happen! Four more to go. I say we shall stop dawdling and get to the next volume, ne? Hurry up, mina-san! You already know I want you to read this manga with me! So hyaku! Come join me with the Kyo and the smex! XD(less)

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Feb 20, 2011 Alison (AlisonCanRead) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

In this volume, Tohru and Kyo are getting increasingly closer to being "together." Kyo is so in love with Tohru that it's obvious to all the Sohmas and Tohru is finally close to admitting that she loves Kyo-kun. Tohru is afraid that if she loves Kyo, she'll lose the memory of her mother.

Much of the book is about how the other members of the Zodiac look down on Kyo. Their loves are so difficult being cursed that it's nice to know that Kyo's life is worse. There's a great scene with Shigure and To...more

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Apr 09, 2009 earthy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, manga, ya

Adorable Kyou/Tohru moments, and of course I have to mention how much I like Shigure's struggle with the competition between his self-loathing and his desire to manipulate everyone into breaking the curse. He's not really nice about it, but he does have some great interactions with Tohru in this volume--you get the impression he really cares about her, whether or not he's actually using her.

Grown-up Momiji is hotness incarnate (as we knew he would be), but still adorable, and the Kakeru/Yuki int...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Jen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: comedy, drama, fantasy, library-borrowed, manga, romance

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Shigure tells Tohru the cat exists to give the rest of the zodiac a scapegoat they can feel is worse than they are, which distresses her. Tohru feels guilty for letting Kyo replace her mother as the most important person in her heart. On the second anniversary of Kyoko's death, Kyo visits her grave alone and meets Tohru's grandfather, who tells him Tohru speaks formally and politely as an imitation of her father. When Kyo asks Tohru, she admits she started doing it to r...more

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Apr 04, 2013 Sara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: funny, manga, mythology, romance, supernatural, urban-fantasy

This volume was like a show of how the characters have grown. It's surprising how much they've all changed. Really the Kyo, Tohru stuff was so cute. They have to be together, Kyo can't be locked up, he's my favourite character!
I didn't really care about the student council things. Ayame made a funny appearance, he always cracks me up and I love'd his small backstory about meeting Mine. I felt sad for Manabe's girlfriend, it's horrible they are all connected to Tohru in that sad way. Anyway this...more

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Feb 18, 2012 Bethany rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

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Sep 11, 2008 Nick rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

Overall Rating: A to the cute power
Synopsis: Fruits Basket is a shōjo manga series created by Natsuki Takaya that follows the life of Tohru Honda. When the series begins, Tohru is living in a tent in the woods after being recently orphaned when her mother died in a car accident. Somehow, Tohru is able to remain optimistic despite all the shit she has had to go through.

While wandering through the forest she's living in, she runs across the house of the Sohma family. As it happens, Tohru goes to...more Overall Rating: A to the cute power
Synopsis: Fruits Basket is a shōjo manga series created by Natsuki Takaya that follows the life of Tohru Honda. When the series begins, Tohru is living in a tent in the woods after being recently orphaned when her mother died in a car accident. Somehow, Tohru is able to remain optimistic despite all the shit she has had to go through.

While wandering through the forest she's living in, she runs across the house of the Sohma family. As it happens, Tohru goes to school with Yuki Sohma, who is known as the Prince, because of how fucking hot he is. Yuki and his cousin Shigure take pity on Tohru and invite her to live with them in exchange for doing the cleaning and cooking for them. Soon, Tohru learns that the Sohmas are hiding a terrible secret...they turn into cute animal versions of the zodiac if they are hugged by a member of the opposite sex that isn't also a Sohma. Things just get crazier when she meets more of the family.

Fruits Basket is the best kind of romance series, the kind with lots of crushes, but nothing overt, and interesting relationships (not necessarily the romantic kind). Take, for instance, when Kyo Sohma shows up. As I mentioned in the summary, the Sohmas all turn into cute versions of the zodiac when hugged by a member of the opposite sex. Yuki is the rat, Shigure is the dog, and Kyo is the cat. You may be thinking that there is no cat in the zodiac, and you would be right. However, there is a legend that says the cat would have would have been in the zodiac, if it had not been tricked by the rat into missing the induction feast. As a result, Kyo hates Yuki, and constantly tries to fight him. Unfortunately, for Kyo, he can't even land a decent hit on Yuki, let alone beat him up.

It's easy to love this series. The back story on the various members of the Sohma family is interesting (why does Kyo hate Yuki so much?) and trying to figure out which member of the zodiac new characters are is lots of fun (I love the Dragon's zodiac form). If you're looking for something light and fun to read, Fruits Basket is a good choice. Beware though, the series is 23 volumes long!

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Mar 13, 2013 Shelby rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

Gaaaaah I just don't know who to ship!

Also, I'm really glad Yuki has made a good friend in Manabe (I like him a lot)

There was a lot more shippiness that I shall refrain from fangirling over (it happens, and it's killing me, we'll leave it at that)

Oh! Some complicated stuff about the death of Tohru's mother, and how Manabe didn't like Tohru at first. That was really interesting!

Yup. The rest was shippy stuff.
My poor fangirl heart.

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Mar 05, 2012 Collin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, manga, wishlist

Kyo and Tohru. That was my big 'yay' factor for this volume. Not much, but they're making progress. As well as Yuki and Machi. My favorite Yuki pair is still Hana, but that's never going to happen. I also think Yuki and Machi are adorable, anyway.

The plot is still dragging a bit, but with Shigure being as secretive and obnoxiously lovable as always - and with only four volumes left - I'm sure it'll pick up soon.

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Feb 19, 2012 Mazmi rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

Well revealling what happens in this volume will just spoil it for the rest of you, so I'm not gonna ok? It's a good volume though and Momiji is no little boy no more, shocking. There's more Kyo and Tohru which Yuki finds hard to deal with, bless him. Things are also explained in this volume, questions that Tohru has asked herself in the past. All shall be revealled in the pages of this voume.

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May 15, 2012 Jessica-Robyn rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga-manhwa

Gosh darn these characters can be cute sometimes. So much cute... granted occasionally crazy cute, but still! Anyways, My breathing is officially normalizing, does that mean something sucky is about to happen?

3.5 RATING because nothing essential really happens, but Kyo/Yuki/Tohru/Machi are all still super adorable.

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Apr 28, 2009 Caroline rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2009, manga

There's a few revelations in this volume, but it didn't feel like much happened despite that. It was nice to see some of the relationships in here deepened, like Tohru/Kyo and also Yuki/Kureno, but a lot of this did feel a bit like filler content. Still enjoyable, though!

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Jan 21, 2009 Sabrina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Fruits Basket (フルーツバスケット, Furūtsu Basuketto?), sometimes abbreviated Furuba (フルバ, Furuba?), is a Japanese manga series by Natsuki Takaya. It was serialized in the semi-monthly Japanese magazine Hana to Yume, published by Hakusensha, from 1999 to 2006. The series was also adapted into a 26-episode anime series, directed by Akitaro Daichi. The series tells the story of Tohru Honda, an orphan girl who, after meeting Yuki, Kyo, and Shigure Sohma, learns that thirteen members of the Sohma family are...more

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Jul 14, 2012 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 365-manga-challenge, graphic-novel, manga, favorite-series, young-adult

Momoji all grown up and so handsome! There were some sweet moments between Tohru and Kyo. We learn the sad connection between Kakeru (his girlfriend) and Tohru. This is a good one.

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Apr 24, 2013 Nidah (SleepDreamWrite) rated it 5 of 5 stars

It seems that Kakeru knows Tohru. But how, what's the connection? And honestly Kyo and Tohru are cute together. And wow, Momiji grew up.

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May 25, 2012 Zarakoda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, graphic-novel

I stared at the page. "Who is it? He looks familiar."

Momiji grew.

O.o

...yeah that's strangely all I have to say about this volume.

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Mar 07, 2009 Kait rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

Yun-yun goes to Kakeru's house. It's very...interesting. Kakeru is a nut, so everything's bound to be interesting around him. XD

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Jun 16, 2012 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: animals, fantasy, japan, manga, romance

More Kyo and Tohru; Yuki meets Kakeru's girlfriend whose dad died in the same accident as Tohru's mother.

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Feb 07, 2009 Kazyboleyn added it

jajaja casi no le entendi pero aja algun dia leere los dos que me salte u.u
LEAVE ME TANIA!

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Mar 23, 2013 Rebecca added it

Only going to say about this volume is I can't believe how fruits Basket can change my emotions so fast. fron shocked to angry to a giggling mess

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Aug 02, 2008 Erin rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Feb 23, 2013 Miranda Merrill rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another great installment! I was amazed at how well the artist aged the characters. The story has spanned several years, and most of the characters have aged so gradually, it took me most of this volume to pick up on the changes. Truly great!

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Sep 05, 2009 *Glamazon* rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

Oh man, I started sobbing like three pages into this volume!!! *heartbreak* But then about halfway through it started to slow down.

The one thing that stands out the most in this volume:

MOMIJI GROWN UP!!!!!!!!! And looking soooooooooooo handsome! (as if I had doubts...I knew he'd be gorgeous!)

We get to meet Komaki, Kakeru's girlfriend in this volume and learn how she's linked to Tohru.

And the appearance of Ayame always makes me happy!

And I don't care what people said or still say, I think Tohru D...more

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Oct 22, 2012 Kat (Le Pauvre Cœur) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

This is probably ONE of my favorite volumes of this series so far.

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Aug 20, 2009 Amy added it

Fruits Basket, Vol. 19 by Natsuki Takaya (2008)

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Jan 21, 2009 Liz rated it 4 of 5 stars

The series is getting suspenseful! I love it!

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