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Ep. 3All Shapes and Sizes

The third episode of the 2001 Fruits Basket anime follows Kyo's rocky first days at school, and through his clashes with Yuki, Tohru begins to sense the deeper wounds both cousins carry beneath their bickering.

Ep. 5A Rice Ball in a Fruits Basket

In the fifth episode of the 2001 Fruits Basket anime, the finished renovations on her grandfather's house send Tohru back to her relatives, testing whether she truly belongs anywhere except with the Sohma boys.

Ep. 7A Plum on the Back

The seventh episode of the 2001 Fruits Basket anime unfolds during the school's cultural festival, where a surprise visit from Hatori and Momiji Sohma, sent along by Akito, quietly reveals more about Yuki's fragile health.

Ep. 9A Solitary New Year

The ninth episode of the 2001 Fruits Basket anime sends the Sohma men back to their family estate for a zodiac-only banquet, leaving Tohru facing the prospect of ringing in the New Year entirely on her own.

Ep. 12White Day

The twelfth episode of the 2001 anime whisks Tohru off to a Sohma hot spring for White Day, where the family hostess herself sparks Tohru's suspicion that yet another zodiac member may be standing right in front of her.

Ep. 13A New School Term Starts!

The thirteenth episode of the 2001 Fruits Basket anime opens a fresh school year, bringing Momiji and Hatsuharu into the classroom and staging Tohru's first unsettling meeting with Akito, the head of the Sohma family.

Ep. 20Ayame's Secret Life

The twentieth episode of the 2001 Fruits Basket anime lures Yuki into Ayame's peculiar clothing shop, where his flamboyant brother's real longing is simply to build the shared memories the two never had as children.

Ep. 25True Form

The twenty-fifth episode of the 2001 anime strips away Kyo's bead bracelet and exposes the cat's monstrous shape, leaving Tohru to face the ugly core of the Sohma curse with everything resting on whether she can reach him.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 1The Strangest Day

The opening entry of the 2001 series introduces Tohru, an orphaned girl camping alone on Sohma land, whose chance meeting with the family upends her life and lands her under the same roof as Shigure, Yuki, and the hot-tempered Kyo.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 2The Sohma Curse

The second entry of the 2001 series has Tohru reeling from the family's transformation secret, with her chance to move in and even her own memories now hanging on the decision of the Sohma head.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 4Here Comes Kagura!

The fourth episode of the 2001 anime introduces Kagura Sohma, the zodiac boar, whose fierce devotion to Kyo turns a simple visit into a hazard for Shigure's household. Sweet one moment and violently affectionate the next, she leaves Tohru…

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 6Invincible Friendship

When Tohru finally reveals to Arisa and Saki that she has moved in with the Sohmas, the two friends invite themselves over for a sleepover. Their arrival puts Kyo, Yuki, and Shigure on edge, since one careless slip could expose the…

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 8Don't Cry, For the Snow will Surely Melt

The eighth chapter of the 2001 adaptation summons Tohru to the Sohma estate, where a dreaded conversation with the family doctor unfolds. What begins as fear of losing her memories becomes the sorrowful tale of Hatori and the woman he once…

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 10Make it Clear If It's Black or White

The tenth outing of the 2001 series drops a feverish Yuki into the school marathon and introduces Hatsuharu Sohma, whose gentle exterior hides a volatile second self that erupts the moment Kyo refuses his challenge.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 11Everybody Loves Chocolate

The eleventh episode of the 2001 anime splits between Valentine's chocolates and the exams that follow, as Tohru's generosity toward the Sohma boys quietly empties her wallet. A strange bedtime tale about a foolish traveler ties the day's…

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 14The Adult's Episode - Ayame's a Messed Up Snake!

The fourteenth entry of the 2001 series brings Yuki's flamboyant older brother Ayame into the household, determined to mend their distant bond, though his help comes mostly in the form of outlandish stories aimed at Tohru.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 15There Are No Memories It's OK to Forget

The fifteenth entry of the 2001 series marks a year since Kyoko's death with a graveside visit, then turns to Momiji, whose cheerful front hides a mother who chose to erase every memory of the son she could not accept.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 16If We've Three Then We Don't Need To Fear Jason

A getaway to the Sohma summer villa loses its calm when Tohru senses that Yuki and Kyo are quietly troubled. Their moods sink further after Shigure summons Ayame to the retreat, setting off fresh friction between the brothers that ends…

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 17It's Because I've Been Loved That I've Become Stronger

Tohru is introduced to yet another zodiac bearer, the young tiger Kisa. Beneath the girl's endearing manner lie heavy troubles: she has fled her home and lost the ability to speak.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 18The Strongest Tag - The Cursed Electric Wave Brother and Sister

The eighteenth entry of the 2001 series sends the Prince Yuki Fan Club to Hana's home in search of the source of her wave powers, only to run into her curse-slinging younger brother Megumi and leave far more rattled than they arrived.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 19The Source of Cheer Can Be Affected By Colds Too

The nineteenth entry of the 2001 series lands Tohru in bed with a fever after a failed exam, with a retest looming and the household rallying, most memorably Kyo brewing a dubious pot of leek soup to nurse her back to health.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 21Sophist Boy Has Captured The Prince

The twenty-first episode of the 2001 series introduces Hiro Sohma, the zodiac's sharp-tongued goat, whose jealousy over Tohru's closeness to Kisa masks how fiercely he wants to protect the girl he cares for.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 22Prince Yuki Fan Club

The twenty-second episode of the 2001 series follows the fan club's panic over Yuki's rise to student council president, as Motoko chases down the rumor of a girl close to him and confronts a jealousy she can no longer hide.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 23Is the Rumored Ri That Mother's Daughter

Ritsu Sohma, who carries the monkey of the zodiac, pays a call at Shigure's home. Tohru quickly decides this gentle visitor is a sweet-natured young woman, an assumption that turns out to be almost entirely mistaken.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 24The Curse of the Cat

The twenty-fourth entry of the 2001 series pushes Tohru toward the family's bleakest secret, as Kazuma's return and the removal of Kyo's bracelet threaten to expose the true horror hidden behind the cat's curse.

Fruits Basket (2001 Anime) Ep. 26Let's Go Home

Tohru at last stands before Kyo in his monstrous true shape and must do what no one ever has for him. Unless she can push past her own terror, her place among the Sohmas could reach its end.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 1Hello Again

The second season opens on the Prince Yuki Fan Club scheming to guard its idol as Yuki steps into student council leadership. There he meets an oddly matched pair, the laid-back Kakeru and the withdrawn Machi, whose habits leave him…

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 2Eat Somen with Your Friends

The second season's second episode places Kyo at its center as the class confronts career forms and the weight of the future. Between a tense meeting with his adoptive father's rival and a quiet kitchen conversation, Kyo and Tohru both…

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 2That's an Unwavering Truth

The second entry of the 2019 series third season leaves Tohru torn over which secrets she may safely share, while a graduation-season stretch draws out the buried history between Shigure and Akito and the promise he made her long ago.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 3Let's Play Rich Man-Poor Man!

Kyo and Yuki each open up to Tohru about the fears they hide, and she begins to see that two boys who seem like total opposites actually share far more than either would admit.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 3Shall We Go and Get You Changed?

The third episode of the second 2019 season follows Yuki and Tohru to Ayame's dress shop, where the mismatched brothers pick apart their strained bond while Mine gleefully dresses Tohru up.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 3I Hope It Snows Soon

The third episode of season three digs into Machi's wounded past as a cruel rumor spreads and Yuki resolves to reach her. Graduation looms over Kaibara's seniors, drawing out confessions long held back, including one aimed at Yuki himself.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 4I Got Dumped...

The fourth episode of season two sends Hatsuharu into a violent tailspin after Rin pushes him away, even as the class maps out its autumn trip. His outburst brings the family secret to the brink and drives Yuki to confront the estate he…

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 6Perhaps We Should Invite Ourselves Over

The sixth episode of the 2019 series turns the culture festival into a runaway rice-ball success, brings two more Sohma relatives into view, and ends on a quiet phone call that summons Tohru toward the family's inner circle.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 6It Was So Foolish

Kyo dwells on what has already happened while Tohru worries over what lies ahead, yet each of them keeps circling back to the other. As the anniversary of Kyoko's death draws near, Tohru is forced to weigh where her heart truly rests.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 7Spring Comes

The seventh episode of the first 2019 season brings Tohru to the Sohma estate to meet Hatori, whose cold warnings give way to the heartbreaking story of the love Akito forced him to erase.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 7Let the Watermelon Splitting Contest Begin!

The holiday at the seaside house brings both happy news and unwelcome arrivals for Tohru and the Sohmas. A carefree watermelon game gives way to painful memories, buried secrets, and the shadow of Akito drawing near.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 7That's Right, It's Empty

The seventh entry of the 2019 series third season pairs a blood-soaked nightmare tormenting Kyo with the unraveling of Akito's world, as Ren's demand for Akira's ashes exposes a hollow box and a curse bond that finally begins to snap.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 8See You When You Get Back

The eighth episode of the first 2019 season centers on New Year's, as Tohru resolves to spare everyone trouble by staying home alone while Yuki and Kyo wrestle with the thought of three days without her.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 8It's True, Isn't It?

Isuzu walks out of Kagura's house without a word of explanation, and at the very same time Akito settles in at the seaside villa. With the family head suddenly among the gathered zodiac, everyone is left wondering what he is scheming.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 9So Precious...

The ninth episode of the second 2019 season pulls Kyo before Akito at the annex, where cruelty and threats of confinement force him to confront both the fate hanging over him and the feelings for Tohru he keeps denying.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 10It's Valentine's, After All

Kagura's holiday plans sweep Kyo, Yuki, and Tohru into a double date none of them quite bargained for, while Shigure busies himself with quiet scheming of his own back at home.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 11Goodbye

Season three's eleventh episode delivers the moment the story has built toward: Kyo says the words he has withheld, embraces Tohru without changing shape, and the ancient bond that held the zodiac finally loosens. Woven through it is the…

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 13How Have You Been, My Brother?

The thirteenth episode of the 2019 series introduces Ayame, Yuki's flamboyant older brother, whose surprise arrival stirs up a long-strained sibling bond. Between his theatrics and Yuki's exasperation lies a genuine, clumsy wish to grow…

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 13Sure Thing

The thirteenth entry of the 2019 series second season opens a fresh school year with Yuki stepping into his role as student council president, where a sharp new colleague named Kakeru forces him to face the envy he carries toward everyone…

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 13See You Again Soon

The thirteenth and final episode of the third 2019 season sends Tohru, the Sohmas, and their friends toward the next stages of their lives, closing the series on farewells, healing, and glimpses of the future waiting ahead.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 14That's a Secret

In the fourteenth entry of the 2019 series first season, Tohru uncovers the painful reason Momiji cannot live openly with his family, then marks the first anniversary of her mother's death by bringing her friends to the grave, revealing…

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 15See You Later

The fifteenth episode of the second 2019 season runs the students through career conferences with their families, stirring old wounds for Yuki, uneasy futures for Kyo and Arisa, and a barbed reunion between Shigure and Mayuko.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 16She Said Don't Step on Them!

The sixteenth episode of the first 2019 season starts with a group gift for Tohru and unfolds into Arisa Uotani's past, tracing how a lonely delinquent found her way to Kyoko Honda and, through her, to Tohru.

Fruits Basket (2019 Anime) Ep. 20I Can't Believe You Picked It Up

The twentieth episode of the 2019 series brings in Hiro Sohma, the sharp-tongued sheep, whose open dislike of Tohru masks a guilt over Kisa he cannot voice. A stolen notebook sets the stage for the truth behind his prickly front.

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