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Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter, a girl with dark hair in a small side ponytail and an orange trimmed sailor uniform, glancing back outside a school
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Tohru and Kyo's Granddaughter

Character

The granddaughter of Tohru and Kyo is a lively elementary schooler and the child of their younger son. A cheerful girl who strongly resembles Tohru, she closes the series alongside the family she adores.

English Va: Jill Harris
Japanese Va: Saya Aizawa
Allegiances: Sohma Family
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Appearance

She is a small girl with short, straight brown hair worn in twin pigtails, each fastened with a pair of red beads, and matching brown eyes. Dressed in a white sailor uniform with a blue collar, she looks strikingly like her grandmother, Tohru.

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Personality

She is a typical child, full of energy, cheer, and a bit of a loud mouth.

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History

She appears in the final chapter humming to herself while clutching a toy Cat and a toy Rat. Drifting over to her mother, who is busy with a cake, she asks after her grandparents, calling them Tohru-kun and Kyo-kun, a familiarity her mother scolds her for, though the girl insists Tohru allows it. When her father reveals that the pair have gone walking in the garden, she grumbles that they have slipped off again, yet she and her parents choose not to disturb them, understanding how much the couple treasures their time alone. She is close to Tohru and Kyo, the grandparents who let her use their first names.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter in Fruits Basket?

Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter is a lively elementary schooler and the child of their younger son. She strongly resembles her grandmother Tohru and appears in the series' closing chapter alongside the family she adores.

What does Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter look like?

She is a small girl with short, straight brown hair worn in twin pigtails fastened with red beads, and brown eyes. Dressed in a white sailor uniform with a blue collar, she looks strikingly like her grandmother Tohru.

What is Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter's personality like?

She is a typical child, full of energy, cheer, and a bit of a loud mouth. In her one appearance she hums to herself while clutching toy versions of the Cat and the Rat.

Why does Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter call them Tohru-kun and Kyo-kun?

Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter calls her grandparents Tohru-kun and Kyo-kun out of familiarity, a habit her mother scolds her for even though the girl insists Tohru allows it. It reflects how close she is to the older couple, who let her use their first names.

What happens when Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter looks for them in the final chapter?

In the final chapter, Tohru and Kyo's granddaughter asks her mother where her grandparents have gone, and her father reveals they are walking in the garden. She grumbles that they have slipped off again, but she and her parents choose not to disturb them, understanding how much the couple treasures their time alone.

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