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Fruits Basket Radio Drama Interviews

Episodes
4

Interviews with: #1 Heather McDonald, voice of Tohru Honda and Evan Bremer, voice of Yuki Sohma #2 Ben Watson, voice of Hatori Sohma and Majorikku, voice of Momiji Sohma #3 Phil Burgraff, voice of Kyo Sohma and Jesse Frola, voice of Shigure Sohma #4 Victoria Olivier, voice of Arisa Uotani and Melle Teich, voice of Saki Hanajima

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Interview #1 -- Tohru and Yuki

    No date given · No. 1 · 38 min

  2. Interview #2 -- Momiji and Hatori

    No date given · No. 2 · 31 min

  3. Interview #3 -- Kyo and Shigure

    No date given · No. 3 · 46 min

  4. Interview #4 -- Uo and Hana

    No date given · No. 4 · 43 min

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  1. Fruits Basket Radio Drama Interviews 1-4

    Listeners' uploads · Hope Chapman (JesuOtaku) · 4 episodes here · archive.org

    the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it.

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