Fruits Basket

Sequel to Natsuki Takaya's Fruits Basket launched in September 2015 The second compiled book volume of Natsuki Takaya's Fruits Basket another sequel manga revealed on Wednesday that the manga will end with its third volume. Takaya launched the sequel manga on the free "HanaLaLa online" in September 2015. Takaya had stated when she launched the manga that it was only planned to be two to three volumes long. The manga takes place after Tohru has graduated high school, and features a girl named Sawa who has just entered the high school. When the manga started Takaya said the main cast (Tohru, Yuki, and Kyo) would not appear in the new series, but might be mentioned. Takaya originally serialized the original Fruits Basket manga in Hakusensha's Hana to Yume magazine from 1998-2006. Tokyopop previously released the manga in English from 2004 to 2009. Yen Press re-released the manga in 12 updated omnibus volumes beginning in June 2016. The 12th and last volume shipped on Apr

We've got a pretty wide variety of new releases this week, which means we also have a whole lot of options to explore. Let's jump right into it! Welcome to Shelf Life. Jump to this week's review: Fruits Basket On Shelves This Week Crusher Joe - OVA Collection DVD Discotek - 120 min - Hyb - MSRP $19.95Currently cheapest at: $12.97 Right Stuf Synopsis: Joe and his Crusher team tackle a variety of dangerous missions, including rescuing prisoners from an asteroid and battling armed insurrectionists. Extra: While we don't have any review coverage of this pair of OVA episodes, you can read my thoughts on the related movie here. Dance with Devils - Complete Collection BD+DVD Funimation - 300 min - Hyb - MSRP $64.98Currently cheapest at: $47.28 Amazon Synopsis: High school student Ritsuka Tachibana's ordinary life is changed forever when she discovers that several of her classmates are actually demons. Extra: You'll find episode reviews for this series here, and it's a

Also: Final Fantasy, Strange Creature at Kuroyuri Apartments, Tsuno no Gakuen, more Anime News Network's coverage of Anime NYC 2017 is sponsored by Yen Press. North American publisher Yen Press announced at its Anime NYC panel on Saturday that it has licensed the following titles: Sword Art Online Alternative Gun Gale Online By Keiichi Sigsawa Japanese release: December 2014 - ongoing (six volumes so far) Light novel spinoff of Reki Kawahara's Sword Art Online light novel series: "A new player steps onto the battlefields of the MMORPG Gun Gale Online! Pint-sized and dressed in pink, she's ready to blast her way to the very top!" Like the main series, Alternative Gun Gale Online is inspiring its own television anime. Yen Press is already publishing Tadadi Tamori's manga adaptation. The Strange Creature at Kuroyuri Apartments By Gao Yuzuki Japanese release: November 2016 - ongoing (one volume so far) The apartment-sharing comedy manga begins with Meme, the daughter of

When Tooru Honda finds herself homeless, she decides to live in a tent in the wilderness. However, one day she is discovered by a classmate, Yuki Souma, and invited to come live in his house. From there she gets to know many members of the Souma family, not realizing that they all are inflicted by a curse: when they hug the opposite gender, they turn into an animal from the Chinese zodiac. Whether you’re an old school fan or hyped from the remake, if you are looking for other series like Fruits Baskets, we got them in our anime basket below. For Fans of Man Harems Ouran High School Host Club In Ouran High School, the typical student is a member of the wealthy elite, but not Haruhi Fujioka. Accepted on a scholarship, Haruhi wants to avoid all the glitz and glamour in order to study hard and become a lawyer. While looking for a rare quiet place to do so, Haruhi stumbles upon a host club. Frantic to get away from these weird boys, Haruhi breaks a valua