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Masaru YokoyamaActeurs·trices:
Manaka Iwami, Yūma Uchida, Nobunaga Shimazaki, Yûichi Nakamura, Maaya Sakamoto, Matsuri Kurosaki, Kazuyuki Okitsu, Makoto Furukawa, Megumi Han (plus)VOD (2)
Saisons(3) / Épisodes(63)
Résumés(1)
Tohru Honda, jeune orpheline de seize ans ayant perdu sa mère dans un tragique accident de voiture, vit seule dans une tente sur un terrain vague. C’était sans compter sur la générosité du propriétaire du terrain, Shigure Soma, qui lui propose de l’héberger le temps qu’elle retrouve un logement décent. Tohru se retrouve alors à vivre sous le même toit que la star du lycée, Yuki Soma, mais elle découvrira rapidement qu’un lourd secret pèse sur cette famille maudite. (ADN)
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Critiques (1)
I was annoyed at times at how it suddenly veered off, giving me the backstory of who was where right when I was interested in something else, when I finally wanted some resolution to their zodiac curse; though I can see why it happened that way. Even a tree, if you want it to be healthy and fruit well, has to stand on proper roots. Even a house has to have a proper foundation to keep it from collapsing. That's basically what's great about this anime – you get everything here. Everybody started somewhere, everybody grew from something, everybody grew up somewhere, and everybody ended somehow. After watching it, you realize that it's classic Shōjo, that the fantasy elements are just there as an accompaniment, they're not the main point, because ultimately it's about the psychology of the characters, their development and transformation. None of the many characters were just "that", they all had shades of gray. They made mistakes, they suffered, they rejoiced, they loved, they hated. Even though a couple of the characters keep turning into animals, in the end it's an ordinary human drama about how much family background matters. I loved it, I devoured it, gobbled it up until I was sorry I had to say goodbye so soon. In the end, even the characters I usually don't like very much (Tohru and her boundless altruism, Momiji and his childishness) I grew to love here, because they didn't just contain one thing, they outgrew it. I fell in love with this anime because of its characters as they grew and matured. Not to mention that it ended well in the sense that we get answers to all the major questions.
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