Chapter 115 lays bare how Akito was brought up within the Sohma house and why she was raised presenting as a boy. As that history unfolds in detail, the zodiac bond tying Momiji to the family abruptly and unexpectedly gives way.
The second chapter of the twentieth volume, one hundred and fifteenth overall, digs into Akito's childhood and the reasons behind the way she was raised. The account reframes her upbringing within the Sohma house.
The story reveals that Akito was brought up as a boy, exposing the pressures that shaped her. In a separate development, Momiji's connection to the zodiac suddenly breaks, adding another crack to the family's weakening curse.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
The thirty-one page chapter by Natsuki Takaya shares its cover between Tohru Honda and Akito Sohma. Its cast includes Shigure, Ren Sohma, a Sohma maid, Kureno, Akito, and Momiji, with Akira Sohma, Kureno's parents, Ayame, and Hatori appearing in flashback and Isuzu referenced.
Fruits Basket Chapter 115 reveals that Akito Sohma was raised presenting as a boy within the Sohma household, laying bare the pressures that shaped her childhood.
In Chapter 115, Momiji's connection to the zodiac abruptly and unexpectedly breaks, adding another crack to the family's weakening curse.
Fruits Basket Chapter 115 shares its cover between Tohru Honda and Akito Sohma.
Chapter 115 is the second chapter of the twentieth volume of Fruits Basket.
Chapter 115 shows Akira Sohma, Kureno's parents, Ayame Sohma, and Hatori Sohma in flashback, while Isuzu Sohma is referenced.
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