Fruits Basket - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Hello Again
Motoko continues to fawn over Yuki from afar as he meets Kakeru Manabe and Machi Kuragi, an odd pair with quirky habits.

Eat Somen with Your Friends
The students need to submit their career plan forms before summer break begins, but thought of the future brings a wave of anxiety along with it.

Shall We Go and Get You Changed?
After Ayame drops by Shigure's house, Yuki decides to visit Ayame's shop for the first time together with Tohru.

I Got Dumped…
The students in class 2-D plan for their upcoming school trip. Meanwhile, Hatsuharu goes on a rampage, but nobody knows why.

Wait for Me, Tororo Soba!
Summer break has started and Tohru and the crew have some fun at the department store. Then, Uotani meets someone who reminds her of Tohru at work.

Are You Really This Stupid?
Momiji convinces Tohru to join the Somas at their vacation house by the ocean for some fun in the sun.

Let's Start the Watermelon Splitting Contest!
During their stay at the vacation house, Tohru and the Somas get exciting news and surprise visitors.

It's True, Isn't It?
Isuzu leaves Kagura's house without explanation. At the same time, Akito is now at the vacation house. What is Akito planning?

My Precious…
Kyo is summoned to join Akito at the annex along with the other zodiac members. How will Kyo cope with meeting Akito?

Who Are You?
What's better than winding down the summer with some fireworks? Tohru and the Somas plan to do just that as their trip comes to a close.

All Mine
Tohru and the Somas return from their trip and Kagura invites Kyo on a date for some serious talk.

You Cried for Me
Mayuko goes down memory lane after getting a few visitors at her family bookstore.

Sure Thing
The new term starts and Yuki takes on his duties as the student council president.

I Should Just Die...
A family emergency comes up for Tohru, and Yuki starts to realize why Rin acts the way she does.

See You Later
Parent-teacher conferences to discuss career plans are underway, triggering various emotions in the students.

Ask Him for Me
Tohru takes it upon herself to venture into the Soma Estate where she meets someone unexpected.

You Will, I'm Sure of It
Tohru and her classmates are in Kyoto for their school trip to create some lifelong memories.

Do You Wanna Kiss?
Isuzu, the zodiac Horse, is determined to make change and seeks out Shigure for some answers.

There's Just No Way!
Isuzu spends the night recuperating at Shigure's, giving a chance for Tohru and Isuzu to get to know each other.

Are You Okay?
With the school culture festival around the corner, Yuki is kept busy as he juggles the student council and class duties.

There Was, Definitely
Yuki loses himself in thought as he remembers a dark memory from his childhood.

That Isn't What I Want
While the school prepares for the culture festival, Yuki talks about his secret that he's never told anyone else.

It's Cinderella-ish
Tohru's class puts on an unconventional retelling of Cinderella at the school culture festival.

Here You Are
Another New Year's means another banquet for the zodiac members at the Soma estate.

I'm Different Now
A winter chill lingers in the air as memories revealing some of Kureno's mysterious past and present emerge.
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