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Fruits Basket, Vol. 11 (Fruits Basket #11)
Tohru Honda is an orphaned teenager who comes to live with the Sohma family in exchange for housekeeping duties, but she soon comes to know the family secret.
Paperback, 208 pages
Published
August 9th 2005
by TokyoPop
(first published February 19th 2003)
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Rain Misoa
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EVERYONE!!! And anyone with the patience to deal with STUPID!!!
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WHY!? JUST WHY!? HOW CAN ALL THIS BE HAPPENING!? IT MAKES ME SO UPSET! I CAN'T HANDLE MUCH MORE OF WHAT'S GOING ON HERE! Okay, people! Listen up! This volume has a whole bunch "WTF!?" moments! It's so filled with juicy new twists and turns! Hell, you even see some of the truth be revealed to you! Finally, right? Took long enough to find out what the "curse" really is. Don't worry. I won't tell you. I'll let you find out about that for yourself. But man... wasn't that crazy? I...more
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I have finally read the eleventh volume in the popular “Fruits Basket” series by Natsuki Takaya and man was this volume way more intense than the other volumes I have read! In this volume, Tohru is finding out about the Sohma family’s many deadly secrets about themselves that would put her world into jeopardy. Also, to add on to the startling secrets of the Sohma family, an enraged horse comes after Tohru! Could this horse be apart of the zodiac and why is it chasing after Tohru? Also, Kyo fi...more
Fruits Basket volume 11 represents a turning point for the series. It starts out where the tenth volume ended. Tohru and the Sohma family are spending their summer vacation at a cabin (or cabin-like place). Tohru is left alone much of the time as Akito demands the family's constant attention. Kyo, as the hated cat, is the only one who Akito does not want to see. He alone keeps Tohru company. Finally, even Kyo is summoned to Akito's presence and Tohru is totally alone.
In this volume we ...more
In this volume we ...more
This volume was heavy compared to the last one. It mainly deals with Akito being an ass to everyone he comes in contact with. He beats the crap out of numerous family members (and non-family members). He has a fit and yells at Tohru for trying to steal the Sohmas from him, and ruins everyone's lives as best as he can. I honestly wish some horrible accident would befall him. He's such a jerk, and not in a regular jerk kind of way. It's more in a beat the living crap out of anything that disagrees...more
Thank GOODNESS, this is now the series I remember. We're done being cutesy with new members of the zodiac (who I thought were both unfunny and repulsive - even though that stupid ram kid is getting better, he's still really obnoxious, and I just skip over his dialogue so I don't get pissed off. I also hate the boar and the monkey), we're back to the wonderful main characters and storyline. The drama is ramping up, we learn how sinister the fates are of these beloved characters, we learn just how...more
I love that despite the fact that Fruits Basket is full of all this light humor and fluffy romance underneath it does have this incredibly dark undertone. That tone was definitely the focus of this volume, completely due to Akito's toxic presence.
It really shows that the Sohma zodiac is a group of incredibly damaged and sometimes just screwed up people and although we've seen that really emphasized with Kyo and Yuki this is the first time you really see how this effects everyone in...more
It really shows that the Sohma zodiac is a group of incredibly damaged and sometimes just screwed up people and although we've seen that really emphasized with Kyo and Yuki this is the first time you really see how this effects everyone in...more
The awful Akito continues his antics, this time threatening Tohru if she thinks she can "take away" the juunishi from him. Kyo and Yuki both love Tohru, but both seem resigned to their fate. Little Momiji the Rabbit turns out to have a bigger spine than the whole lot of them. Oh, and we get to know for sure whether Kureno is a member of the Zodiac. I still don't get why Akito keeps him under lock and key, though--I hope that he gets out to see Uo-chan again. Rin shows up again too...more
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It is sad and painful in many ways. Rin hid all her pain from she was young all the way to now. Also I feel Akito is the reason for some of the Sohmas' sadness. Kyo had been suffering for not only been affected by the Sohma curse but he is also a monster that nobody liked. Tohru is the only one who accepted who he was. Akito isn't letting her do that. Also Akito is trying to get rid of Tohru. So I pretty much hate Akito. I feel bad mostly for Kyo...
Yuki made a big declaration last volume, and now...nothing happens. Very anticlimactic, and it leads me to think there might be some translation issues there.
Anyway, more storyline with Rin, and a fabulous scene with Momiji standing up to Akito to protect Tohru. And Kyou has his own Big Realization about Tohru, which is sad and cute and oh so emo.
Again, not as strong as other volumes, but still definitely has some good stuff in it.
Anyway, more storyline with Rin, and a fabulous scene with Momiji standing up to Akito to protect Tohru. And Kyou has his own Big Realization about Tohru, which is sad and cute and oh so emo.
Again, not as strong as other volumes, but still definitely has some good stuff in it.
After last volume's cliffhanger, this volume contains more revelations. (view spoiler)
I read this volume in one sitting which just shows how good it was. So much happens in this volume, some of it actually shocked me. Akito's identity is finally revealed, which is a good thing because that character has been bugging me since the first time we get to meet him. I can't wait to read the next volume to find out what happens next.
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I'm always astounded at how easily manga is able to illustrate thoughts & feelings. It may seem corny or contrived to some, but I really don't see it that way myself. I'm impressed at how naturally it flows in these comics, like mood music or impressionist art.
The stories are good and I keep wanting to read the next one as soon as I finish a volume. I just have trouble figuring out who is saying what because the tails on the word balloons are so tiny. And this manga is one that I still have trouble following the panels with.
Things seem to take a darker direction with this volume, and it's nice to see what kind of story the rest of the series might be. I have a hard time with manga series that seem to have no direction, and I'm definitely not feeling that way here.
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
I liked this volume, and this is the real turning point in the story. I think this might be my favorite in the series so far, because you see Kyo wanting to protect Tohru, and realizing that it won’t be easy, and you see Tohru resolving to break the curse so her friends will be okay and so they can be free from Akito.
And of course, no volume of Fruits Basket is complete without fan art, which is always really cool to see. We also learn about the year of the sheep. I miss the rando...more
And of course, no volume of Fruits Basket is complete without fan art, which is always really cool to see. We also learn about the year of the sheep. I miss the rando...more
If you haven't gotten hooked on Fruits Basket, I suggest you start by watching the DVD of the series. It's so good and so cute. Then you can start reading the fruits basket series to fill in the details.
I'm review Vol. 11 because it is so far the one with the most 'action.' The whole series is a little like a soap opera - and the most catastrophic elements are in this volume.
Following the members of the Chinese Zodiac (they morph into their animal spirits if embraced by...more
I'm review Vol. 11 because it is so far the one with the most 'action.' The whole series is a little like a soap opera - and the most catastrophic elements are in this volume.
Following the members of the Chinese Zodiac (they morph into their animal spirits if embraced by...more
It was wonderful! Yuki and Kyo might be getting closer to Torhu (wink wink) and will Akito trap Kyo away for ever suspence and thrills are the maine aspect in this book.
Another good installment, though I hope it doesn't become one big love tangle from here on out. And as far as the Akito revelation is concerned... hm... I'll have to read more before I find out if I like it or not.
They are still on summer vacation and everyone is called to the main house, even Kyo! In a heated arguement Kyo finnally edmits he loves tohru. Later, Akito makes a surprize visit, will tohru find out his true identity? Also, we meet a new character the horse who attacked tohru! Don't worry she's ok. It's a drama filled book this time.
I SCREAMED when Kyo edmitted it. I was like "FINALLY!!! YES!!! AWWWWW!" That changed when Akito came to see Tohru and that part made me think...more
I SCREAMED when Kyo edmitted it. I was like "FINALLY!!! YES!!! AWWWWW!" That changed when Akito came to see Tohru and that part made me think...more
This was the best Fruits Basket so far! It felt like the climax of the series, I loved it! Now I can't wait to get the next one :D
I actucally think that momiji is in love with torhu too, but in like a son way. i think momiji and torhu would make a cute couple.
A rather dark volume for this series. Akito is freaking-ass-mother-f**king scary and intimidating.
And so the plot thinkens..... Oh I cant WAIT whats gonna happen now, I wonder....?
I think our author is having just as much fun as we are. No~ probably more
Kyo loves Tohru! It's like a soap opera...but better. Much better. <3
hiro is kind of a brat but you understand why, he's allright!
three boys and one girl are live together in one house.
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