The final chapter of Fruits Basket: The Three Musketeers Arc keeps Shigure, Ayame, and Hatori together through the night. Released in July 2019, it turns their banter toward the story's new couples and a worried phone call from Saki.
Summary
The three remain at Hatori's home as morning breaks, and their talk drifts to the fresh pairings taking shape, namely Kyo and Tohru along with Yuki and Machi. Saki, however, is uneasy about Tohru and Kyo being left on their own together at their age, and she rings up Shigure to press him about the situation.
Key Events
As dawn arrives, the trio discusses the budding romances among the younger cast. Saki's discomfort over Tohru and Kyo living alone prompts her to call Shigure and question him about it, closing the arc on a comic note of concern.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3?
The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3 finds Shigure, Ayame, and Hatori still at Hatori's home as morning breaks, with their talk turning to the new couples forming among the younger cast, Kyo and Tohru, and Yuki and Machi.
When was The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3 released?
The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3 came out on July 9, 2019.
Why does Saki call Shigure in The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3?
In The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3, Saki calls Shigure because she is uneasy about Tohru and Kyo being left to live alone together, and she presses him to explain the arrangement.
Is The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3 the last chapter of its arc?
Yes, The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3 wraps up the first Three Musketeers Arc, following the arc's second chapter and leading into the opening chapter of The Three Musketeers Arc 2.
How long is The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3?
The Three Musketeers Arc Chapter 3 is thirteen pages long, matching the length of the arc's earlier chapters.
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