A sudden fall from a cliff sends shock through the Sohma family, and each member responds in a different way. The crisis becomes a catalyst, pushing Akito toward change and driving Kyo to commit himself to becoming better.
Tohru tumbles from a cliff, and the accident ripples through the Sohma household in very different ways. Not everyone reacts alike, but the most significant shifts belong to Akito and to Kyo. Faced with what has happened, Kyo makes a firm resolve to change and do better.
Tohru falls from a cliff. The Sohmas respond to the emergency in varied ways. Akito undergoes a notable change. Kyo resolves to become a better person. Kureno Sohma appears in flashback.
The chapter is the third of the twenty-first volume and the one hundred twenty-second in the series. It covers thirty pages and places Kyo Sohma on the cover. Kureno Sohma appears only within a flashback.
In Fruits Basket Chapter 122, Tohru falls from a cliff, and the accident sends shock rippling through the Sohma family.
Faced with Tohru's fall, Kyo resolves in Chapter 122 to change and become a better person.
Tohru's accident becomes a catalyst for Akito in Chapter 122, pushing her toward a notable change.
Kyo Sohma appears on the cover of Fruits Basket Chapter 122.
Chapter 122 is the third chapter of the twenty-first volume of Fruits Basket, the one hundred twenty-second chapter overall, running thirty pages.
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