Fruits Basket Review~~!
PostPosted: Sat Mar 06, 2004 7:31 am
Okay, so for some weird reason the anime review forum wouldn't let me post, so I'm going to post it here! In my opinion, Fruits Basket is the best anime for Christians because it's so clean and wonderful~! *cheesy blush*
General Information
English Title: Fruits Basket - A Great Transformation?
Japanese Title: Same
Subtitle: No-you can watch it in English if you want.
Distributor: Funimation
Your Name: Becca AKA CaptSarena2050
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Genre listing: Drama/Comedy/Romance/Mystery(slightyly)
1. Rank: 8.5
2. Suitable for ages 12 and up.
3. Violence: 5
4. Objectionable Language: 3
5. Nudity: 1
6. Sexual Situations: nothing really, maybe a 1
7. Objectionable Religious Material: 3.5
Violence:
There is an occational fight between rivals Yuki and Kyou and on the second disc, Hatsuharu.
Objectionable Language:
no f-bombs are anything, but a couple of the characters cuss out of rage and that's it
Nudity:
it shows their backs once and part of their chests; nothing besides that
Sexual Situations:
Nothing really . . . they never even suggest sex or making out.
On the other discs there are more sex related hints that were made, but only by the perverted characters that aren't continually on the anime.
Religious Stuff:
This is a great one because they don't ever mention anything but the Chinese Zodiac throughout the whole series. Tohru (the main character) talks to her mom's picture a lot to vent and stuff.
Plot:
Tohru Honda is a 14 year old girl who lives in a tent after her mom dies in a car accident. She discovers that the most popular guy at her school, Yuki Sohma, owns the property she lives on and lives there with his cousin, Shigure. Through several events Tohru comes to live with them (no sexual scenes, I promise, not even hinted). Eventually she finds about their big family secret of being cursed by the Zodiac. When touched by a member of the opposite sex, they turn into a certain animal of the Zodiac.
Additional Comments:
This is a fun and cute anime with little to worry about in the areas of sexual situations and bad religion. The Chinese Zodiac is involved, but other than that, I would recommend this for teenagers.
Music:
The theme song and closing songs were sweet, fun songs that portrayed the lightness of the show as well as the deep aspects of friendship, love, and loyalty. The background music for some of the more mysterious parts really brings some tensity to your body. I really enjoyed listening to all the effects of it.
Sub/Dub:
The dub is excellent with its wording and does a great job of bringing out the humor that would be there if we understood half of the jokes the Japanese version includes. The subtitles are available on the DVD if you wish to listen to it in Japanese, but it isn't as funny as the English version because of the translation.
Manga:
It just came out last month and has a wonderful clarity to it.
Related Movies:
There are three other DVD's in the series that complete it (for now at least).
General Information
English Title: Fruits Basket - A Great Transformation?
Japanese Title: Same
Subtitle: No-you can watch it in English if you want.
Distributor: Funimation
Your Name: Becca AKA CaptSarena2050
http://animecristalpalace.i8.com/images/group_34.jpg
Genre listing: Drama/Comedy/Romance/Mystery(slightyly)
1. Rank: 8.5
2. Suitable for ages 12 and up.
3. Violence: 5
4. Objectionable Language: 3
5. Nudity: 1
6. Sexual Situations: nothing really, maybe a 1
7. Objectionable Religious Material: 3.5
Violence:
There is an occational fight between rivals Yuki and Kyou and on the second disc, Hatsuharu.
Objectionable Language:
no f-bombs are anything, but a couple of the characters cuss out of rage and that's it
Nudity:
it shows their backs once and part of their chests; nothing besides that
Sexual Situations:
Nothing really . . . they never even suggest sex or making out.
On the other discs there are more sex related hints that were made, but only by the perverted characters that aren't continually on the anime.
Religious Stuff:
This is a great one because they don't ever mention anything but the Chinese Zodiac throughout the whole series. Tohru (the main character) talks to her mom's picture a lot to vent and stuff.
Plot:
Tohru Honda is a 14 year old girl who lives in a tent after her mom dies in a car accident. She discovers that the most popular guy at her school, Yuki Sohma, owns the property she lives on and lives there with his cousin, Shigure. Through several events Tohru comes to live with them (no sexual scenes, I promise, not even hinted). Eventually she finds about their big family secret of being cursed by the Zodiac. When touched by a member of the opposite sex, they turn into a certain animal of the Zodiac.
Additional Comments:
This is a fun and cute anime with little to worry about in the areas of sexual situations and bad religion. The Chinese Zodiac is involved, but other than that, I would recommend this for teenagers.
Music:
The theme song and closing songs were sweet, fun songs that portrayed the lightness of the show as well as the deep aspects of friendship, love, and loyalty. The background music for some of the more mysterious parts really brings some tensity to your body. I really enjoyed listening to all the effects of it.
Sub/Dub:
The dub is excellent with its wording and does a great job of bringing out the humor that would be there if we understood half of the jokes the Japanese version includes. The subtitles are available on the DVD if you wish to listen to it in Japanese, but it isn't as funny as the English version because of the translation.
Manga:
It just came out last month and has a wonderful clarity to it.
Related Movies:
There are three other DVD's in the series that complete it (for now at least).