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Fruits Basket, Vol. 16 by Natsuki Takaya
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Fruits Basket, Vol. 16 (original 2005; edition 2007)

by Natsuki Takaya (Author)

Series: Fruits Basket (16)

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Kyo remembers meeting Kyoko in the past, including the story she told him about how she met Tohru's father, Tohru's birth, the truth about her parents, and Yuki's declaration of independence.
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Title:Fruits Basket, Vol. 16
Authors:Natsuki Takaya (Author)
Info:Tokyopop (2007), 216 pages
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Fruits Basket, Vol. 16 by Natsuki Takaya (2005)

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Kyoko's story. Heartbreaking, even if I'm a little uneasy about the age she was when all of it was going on...

And I adore Kyo-Tohru interactions. Their relationship is the best thing I ever encountered.

Also, I love the change Yuki is going through. As he is no longer a romantic rival, I find I am rooting for him like crazy.

Great volume! ( )
  UDT | May 1, 2018 |
I am getting sick of everyone feeling sorry for themselves. If it were just a couple of people, that would be one thing, but when it is EVERY single one of the Zodiac family, all feeling bad", it gets on my nerves. Probably because I want to read encouraging, positive stories and these don't seem to be. If Tohru is supposed to be some kind of Curse Breaker/Savior for them all, she is taking her sweet time doing it. It is just weepy/girly, too much so."
  BookstoogeLT | Dec 10, 2016 |
I cried. The story of Kyoko was beautiful. And awful. I cried.

I really enjoyed the story of Machi and Yuki, and hope to see more of that. ( )
  BrynDahlquis | Jun 21, 2016 |
Did anyone else think it was a bit too weird how much Kyo and Tohru look like Tohru's parents? Plus, is it a cultural thing that so many manga digress into needless back story? Because the author still seems pretty excited about how she is getting to write "the whole story"... ( )
  swampygirl | Dec 9, 2013 |
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Kyo remembers meeting Kyoko in the past, including the story she told him about how she met Tohru's father, Tohru's birth, the truth about her parents, and Yuki's declaration of independence.

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