After a Motoko-shaped tangeant, Furuba returns the focus to Tooru, Kyou and Yuki, along with Tooru’s BFFs Arisa and Saki. Career plans are due, which means there’s also a new focus on what exactly these kids will be doing with themselves after they graduate. Tooru’s always imagined herself getting right to work in lieu of college, … Continue reading "Fruits Basket 2 – 02 – A Mountain of Laundry"
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