Do you mean through the manga or between the anime and the manga? Not sure, but I'll answer both:
For the anime, there was a different person to draw all of the characters, and so they all look different. The biggest difference is Tohru's eyes are not brown in the anime, and they are blue. And Kyo and Yuki's faces change a bit. You can tell a difference. Same with some of the other characters. And Kagura also is supposed to have brown eyes. But some characters look the pretty much the same though. I also noticed, the chins are more pointy in the manga (especially the first volumes, but it gets better in the later ones) but in the anime, they seem less pointy, and almost rounded.
If you mean throughout the manga, its because they're getting older. I think Tohru looks so much prettier once she gets older. And all the characters pretty much change. They all just look a lot older. I see a big difference between Kyo. So that's just because they're getting older - Well atleast what I think. And I'm also guessing she got better at drawing. Like in Phantom Dream, I don't think the characters look all that good, and in the beginning of Fruits Basket, they were okay, but later on in Fruits Basket and in Twinkle Stars (her new one and also called Hoshi Wa Utau i believe) they all look better..... that's just what I have to say.
Also because the series ran for so long the artist style changed a bit. There's also speculation that because she injured her drawing hand severely after volume six that it changed the art style from there on out.
(she's left handed)
Hope that answered your question :)
The art style in "Fruits Basket" changes due to different animation studios handling the production of the anime adaptation. Different studios might have their own unique aesthetics, leading to variations in the art style. Additionally, changes in character designers, directors, or production staff can also influence the overall look of the anime.
NO!! Read the manga. It's sooo much better. After around volume 6, when Natsuki Takya's art style changes, it gets sooo much better :) The drawings, and what happens.
They're not going to. And I'm glad :) The anime messed it up too much. Read the manga. It's a whole lot better. Especially when Natsuki Takaya's art style changes
There were quite a few ways in which Early Christians changed the style of art. They made art more conservative.
I've watched all the episodes and the last episode is #26.So yes to your question. Oops, that would be the anime. The answer`s no. Volume 23 is the VERY LAST VOLUME OF FRUITS BASKET. But you may want to get the fan book called Fruits Basket Fanbook - Cat - which is a nice addition to any Fruits Basket collection. It contains unpublished material, Japanese Hana to Yume magazine fan polls, character profiles, additional art, stickers and a short, previously unpublished manga!
because natsuki takaya's art skills improved or she wrote and drew the first few books already but didn't publish them.
The anime Fruits Basket became famous in 1999 when it was featured in the Japanese magazine Hana to Yana. It was later made into a 26 episode series. Most say it is the plot and art work that made it famous.
it changed
Leonardo painted in the realist style (he painted what he saw, he did not change it or distort his paintings inn any way) and was part of the Renaissance art movement.
Clay art and basket weaving.
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basket weaving
This style of art was Pop Art.