
Hinata Sohma is the younger sister of Hiro Sohma and daughter of Satsuki, born near the end of the original Fruits Basket. She returns in Fruits Basket Another as a warm, energetic adult who looks after the family's younger children, if not always gracefully.
As a newborn in the original series, Hinata is drawn with short hair, big round eyes, and simple baby clothes, sometimes styled into little braided buns. By Fruits Basket Another she has grown into an adult with darker hair worn straight and cropped near the nape, its bangs falling to below her chin and draping mostly over the right side of her face.
The grown Hinata comes across as warm, sociable, and full of energy, an outgoing woman who is easy to like. She also has a carefree, slightly scatterbrained and childish side. Even so, she proves genuinely dependable when it counts, taking her position as one of the older Sohmas seriously; she is trusted to watch over Shiki Sohma during a family trip and will go out of her way for the younger children.

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....
Hinata's arrival is first signaled when Satsuki calls Hiro to tell him she is pregnant, and the baby is born not long after the Sohmas' summer break. Visiting the hospital, Hiro declines his mother's offer to hold the newborn, worried he will transform, but Satsuki reassures him she would simply hug them both. The whole household soon dotes on Hinata as its new darling, and Hiro settles into the role of a reliable big brother. When his curse later breaks while the two are playing together, the first thing he does is scoop her up, and the fact that he stays human confirms the curse is gone; Satsuki joins them in a tearful family embrace.
In Fruits Basket Another, Hinata turns up at the Sohma cottage a day behind everyone else, having driven a queasy Shiki there herself, and fusses over which medicine to give him before introducing herself to Sawa Mitoma. That evening, as the younger ones set off fireworks, a tipsy Hinata mistakes an artificial plant for the sparklers. The family knows her as a notoriously bad driver with a fondness for drinking, and she treats Shiki like a cherished little brother whose happiness she constantly hopes for.
Hinata Sohma is the younger sister of Hiro Sohma and the daughter of Satsuki Sohma, born near the end of the original Fruits Basket. She returns in Fruits Basket Another as a warm, energetic adult who helps look after the family's younger children.
As a newborn in the original series, Hinata has short hair, big round eyes, and simple baby clothes, sometimes styled into braided buns. By Fruits Basket Another she has grown into an adult with darker hair worn straight and cropped near the nape, its bangs falling below her chin.
Hinata's birth pushes Hiro Sohma into the role of a reliable, doting older brother. When his curse later breaks while the two are playing together, the first thing he does is scoop her up, and staying human confirms the curse is gone.
The grown Hinata is warm, sociable, and full of energy, though she also has a carefree, slightly scatterbrained side. She proves genuinely dependable when it counts, such as when she is trusted to watch over Shiki Sohma during a family trip.
In Fruits Basket Another, Hinata arrives at the Sohma cottage a day behind everyone else after driving a queasy Shiki Sohma there herself. That evening, while the younger Sohmas set off fireworks, a tipsy Hinata mistakes an artificial plant for the sparklers.
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