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Fruits Basket Radio Drama: Episode 17 -- The Foolish Traveler

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Original story by Natsuki Takaya Adapted, Directed and Mixed by JesuOtaku Foley Artist -- Andrew Llanos Composer -- Ken Clayton Narrator -- Edwyn Tiong

CAST (in order of appearance) Mayuko Shiraki -- Samantha Rider Tohru Honda -- Heather McDonald Yuki Sohma -- Evan Bremer Arisa Uotani -- Victoria Olivier Saki Hanajima -- Melle Teich Minami Kinoshita -- Suzanne Eldredge Mio Yamagishi -- Anna Powers Kyo Sohma -- Phil Burgraff Momiji Sohma -- Majorikku Shigure Sohma -- Jesse Frola (demoversi)

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  1. Fruits Basket Radio Drama 17 -- The Foolish Traveler

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  1. Fruits Basket Radio Drama: Episode 17 -- The Foolish Traveler

    Listeners' uploads · Hope Chapman (JesuOtaku) · 1 episode here · archive.org

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