The eighteenth volume's second chapter arrives at graduation day, when a wave of confessions targets the school's most popular students. Motoko resolves to voice her feelings for Yuki, while the Sohma family grows uneasy over Rin's disappearance.
Summary
As the second chapter of the eighteenth volume and the one hundred and third overall, this entry reaches the long-awaited graduation. The occasion brings a rush of love confessions aimed at admired students, with both Yuki and Kimi ranking among the most sought after.
Key Events
Motoko Minagawa gathers her nerve to tell Yuki how she truly feels. Elsewhere, Hiro's baby sister Hinata is born, while several Sohmas voice worry over Isuzu, known as Rin, whose whereabouts have turned into a mystery.
Notes
Natsuki Takaya writes and draws the chapter, whose cover gathers Machi, Naohito, Kimi, Kakeru, and Yuki.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Fruits Basket Chapter 103?
Chapter 103 is the second chapter of volume eighteen and the 103rd overall. It takes place on graduation day, when a wave of love confessions targets the school's most popular students, including Yuki Sohma and Kimi Toudou.
Does Motoko confess her feelings to Yuki in Chapter 103?
Yes. In Chapter 103, Motoko Minagawa gathers her nerve and tells Yuki Sohma how she truly feels about him.
What happens to Hiro's family in Chapter 103?
In Chapter 103, Hiro Sohma's baby sister Hinata is born, adding a new member to the Sohma family.
Why are the Sohmas worried in Chapter 103?
Several Sohma family members express concern in Chapter 103 over Isuzu, known as Rin, whose whereabouts have become a mystery.
Who appears on the cover of Fruits Basket Chapter 103?
The cover of Chapter 103 gathers Machi Kuragi, Naohito Sakuragi, Kimi Toudou, Kakeru Manabe, and Yuki Sohma, in a chapter written and drawn by Natsuki Takaya.
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