Fruit Basket
"Fruit Basket" follows the story of Tohru Honda, a sweet and young orphaned girl who ended up living with some of the members of the mysterious Sohma clan. (Photo: Fruit Basket/Facebook)

Fruit Basket is finally back, and it looks better than ever. The premiere has been warmly welcomed by fans and wows many. The anime debuted over a decade ago, and the reboot reimagines the Shoma clan. If you're a shojo lover, Fruit Basket reboot is absolutely a must-see for you.

Following its premiere on April 5, fans went on social media to share their reactions regarding Fruit Basket reboot. It was created by Natsuki Takaya for Hakusensha's Han to Yume magazine back in 1998. This past week, the anime went live on Japan and fans were given the opportunity to check in on Kyo, Yuki, as well as Tohru. The show can be streamed now, thanks to websites such as Crunchyroll. Many fans think that the reboot looks better than ever and they love it.

The majority of the reactions from fans were positive, and they were all excited to see what will happen next and how the series will progress. Fruit Basket reboot was announced last year in which TMS Entertainment told fans about its plan to revive the series. All of the main members return to voice the lead, and it will reportedly finish adapting Takaya's manga run entirely.

Fruit Basket follows the story of Tohru Honda, a sweet and young orphaned girl who ended up living with some of the members of the mysterious Sohma clan. Eventually, Tohru found out the family has been cursed, and they transformed into zodiac animals whenever they were hugged by someone of the opposite sex. She promised not to tell anyone about the family's secret and decided to help the break the cyclical curse. And along the way, Tohru falls in love with a special someone and discovers the Soma's vengeful zodiac spirits. Her existence changed the lives of the Soma clan forever.

Fruit Basket reboot is directed by Yoshihide Ibata for the TMS Entertainment, while Taku Kishimoto serves as the series writer, and Masaru Shindo is the character designer. Takaya, on the other hand, will supervise the anime series and its main goal is to adapt the manga than to deviate into its original story similar to the anime series 18 years ago.

Meanwhile, the first episode of Fruit Basket didn't reveal the opening theme sequence of the reboot, and it jumps right into the story. But, the premiere reveals the ending theme sequence titled "Lucky Ending" performed by Vickeblanca. So, fans were excited to see the opening theme of the series in the next episode, which will reportedly air in Japan on April 13.