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With the work on her grandfather's house finished, Tohru moves back in with her family, but a tense conversation with her aunt forces Tohru to decide where she really wants to live.
With the work on her grandfather's house finished, Tohru moves back in with her family, but a tense conversation with her aunt forces Tohru to decide where she really wants to live.
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S1, EP4 "What Year Is She?"Tohru meets Kagura, who zealously loves Kyo and sees Tohru as an adversary.
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S1, EP5 "I've Been Fooling Myself"With the work on her grandfather's house finished, Tohru moves back in with her family, but a tense conversation with her aunt forces Tohru to decide where she really wants to live.
Fruits Basket
S1, EP6 "Perhaps We Should Invite Ourselves Over"At the school festival, the group's rice balls make a splash and two new members of the Soma family make their introductions.
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S1, EP7 "Spring Comes"Tohru nervously leaves to meet with Hatori in private, learning more about him in the process.
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