Fruits Basket 1st Season Episode 24: Let's Go Home

Manga chapter 46-47

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

10.0

6 Fans

5star
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← Prev: EP 23Next: EP 25 →

Fruits Basket 1st Season Episode 24: Let's Go Home

Manga chapter 46-47

Canon/HIGH
← Prev: EP 23Next: EP 25 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

6 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

kura_yena1211's avatar
kura_yena1211
I love the way Kyo interacts with his teacher when no one is around. He really does love him like a father he's never had. Emotions have really peaked with this episode, and things are getting extremely tense.
nicholas9547481273's avatar
nicholas9547481273
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It was Kyo’s master, Kazuma Soma. Later, we realise he has come with a different motif. One has to accept his true self, without neglecting the flaws. It was a test! And the results will determine Kyo’s faith. Tohru’s judgment will serve the final outcome.
rizzkamalia's avatar
rizzkamalia
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We’ve had hints about the “true form” before, but this still caught me off guard. This episode dives into Kyo’s past and his “true form” with his martial arts master’s appearance. Now I’m wondering—do other Soumas have one too? Definitely a crucial episode!
fedel89's avatar
fedel89
Woooo more flashbacks for the main characters specifically Kyo! I'd say this is really important and you should not miss this since this is probably one of the core in this series!
southeaststillness's avatar
southeaststillness
VerifiedVerified
One of the most impactful episodes. An intense and emotionally heavy episode driven by raw performances and rising tension. The atmosphere feels overwhelming and uneasy, with Kyo's strong voice acting carrying the weight. It focuses more on emotional stakes than clear resolution.
nathanlabrador05's avatar
nathanlabrador05
A great glimpse into how far along Tohru has grown as a person. We finally see her make a strong claim on "wanting" something--she wants to be there for Kyo and navigate life's problems together, regardless of her fears. It's here where we know she's in love with him.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 23's gentler recovery-focused storyline, this episode pivots hard into the emotional reckoning the entire season has been building toward — particularly around Kyo's true nature and the walls he's constructed. As episode 24 of 25, it functions as the dramatic climax of the first season, resolving key character tensions while establishing the emotional foundation the finale will need to land its conclusion.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 23's gentler recovery-focused storyline, this episode pivots hard into the emotional reckoning the entire season has been building toward — particularly around Kyo's true nature and the walls he's constructed. As episode 24 of 25, it functions as the dramatic climax of the first season, resolving key character tensions while establishing the emotional foundation the finale will need to land its conclusion.

QUICK TAKES

kura_yena1211's avatar
kura_yena1211
I love the way Kyo interacts with his teacher when no one is around. He really does love him like a father he's never had. Emotions have really peaked with this episode, and things are getting extremely tense.
nicholas9547481273's avatar
nicholas9547481273
VerifiedVerified
It was Kyo’s master, Kazuma Soma. Later, we realise he has come with a different motif. One has to accept his true self, without neglecting the flaws. It was a test! And the results will determine Kyo’s faith. Tohru’s judgment will serve the final outcome.
rizzkamalia's avatar
rizzkamalia
VerifiedVerified
We’ve had hints about the “true form” before, but this still caught me off guard. This episode dives into Kyo’s past and his “true form” with his martial arts master’s appearance. Now I’m wondering—do other Soumas have one too? Definitely a crucial episode!
fedel89's avatar
fedel89
Woooo more flashbacks for the main characters specifically Kyo! I'd say this is really important and you should not miss this since this is probably one of the core in this series!
southeaststillness's avatar
southeaststillness
VerifiedVerified
One of the most impactful episodes. An intense and emotionally heavy episode driven by raw performances and rising tension. The atmosphere feels overwhelming and uneasy, with Kyo's strong voice acting carrying the weight. It focuses more on emotional stakes than clear resolution.
nathanlabrador05's avatar
nathanlabrador05
A great glimpse into how far along Tohru has grown as a person. We finally see her make a strong claim on "wanting" something--she wants to be there for Kyo and navigate life's problems together, regardless of her fears. It's here where we know she's in love with him.

©高屋奈月/白泉社・テレビ東京・NAS・フルバ製作委員会

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©高屋奈月/白泉社・テレビ東京・NAS・フルバ製作委員会

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