History YMMV / FruitsBasket

** To a lesser extent, with fans of VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII, especially fans of the character of Aerith Gainsborough. This is due to Takaya being a fan of the Final Fantasy games as well as her [[https://twitter.com/n_takaya77/status/1225783903622877187 appreciation for Aerith as a character]].

** With ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'', which isn't surprising considering how they were two of the most popular and defining [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] series of the 2000s. While some may prefer one show more than the other, it's not uncommon to find fans of both shows in either fandom.

** Doubling as ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, it's hard not to feel bad for Kyoko after [[DarkAndTroubledPast all of the shits she had been through]] and [[TheDefroster Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness]] thus starting their own relationship. They are also painted in a more sympathetic light when [[ShippingTorpedo the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage]], which given [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. This possibly mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who frown on their relationship outside universe, albeit [[PedoHunt different]] [[FormerTeenRebel reasons]] as unlike them, the viewers at least [[AgeGapRomance have justifiable reasons]] [[TeacherStudentRomance to object their romantic relationship]], while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least and it's still not an excuse to treat Tohru badly.

** Doubling as ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, it's hard not to feel bad for Kyoko after [[DarkAndTroubledPast all of the shits she had been through]] and [[TheDefroster Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness]] thus starting their own relationship. They are also painted in a more sympathetic light when [[ShippingTorpedo the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage]], which given [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. This possibly mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who opposed to their marriage outside universe, albeit [[PedoHunt different]] [[FormerTeenRebel reasons]] as unlike them, the viewers at least [[AgeGapRomance have justifiable reasons]] [[TeacherStudentRomance to object their marriage]], while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least.

** Doubling as ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, it's hard not to feel bad for Kyoko after [[DarkAndTroubledPast all of the shits she had been through]] and [[TheDefroster Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness]] thus starting their own relationship. They are also painted in a more sympathetic light when [[ShippingTorpedo the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage]], which given [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. This possibly mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who opposed to their marriage outside universe, albeit different reasons as unlike them, the viewers at least [[AgeGapRomance have justifiable reasons]] [[TeacherStudentRomance to object their marriage]], while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least.

** Doubling as ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, it's hard not to feel bad for Kyoko after [[DarkAndTroubledPast all of the shits she had been through]] and [[TheDefroster Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness]] thus starting their own relationship. They are also painted in a more sympathetic light when [[ShippingTorpedo the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage]], which given [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. This possibly mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who opposed to their marriage outside universe, albeit different reasons as unlike them, the viewers at least [[TeacherStudentRomance have justifiable reasons to object their marriage]], while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least.

** Doubling as ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, it's hard not to feel bad for Kyoko after [[DarkAndTroubledPast all of the shits she had been through]] and [[TheDefroster Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness]] thus starting their own relationship. They are also painted in a more sympathetic light when [[ShippingTorpedo the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage]], which given [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. This possibly mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who opposed to their marriage outside universe, albeit different reasons as unlike them, the viewers at least have justifiable reasons to object their marriage, while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least.

** Doubling as ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, it's hard not to feel bad for Kyoko after [[DarkAndTroubledPast all of the shits she had been through]] and [[TheDefroster Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness]] thus starting their own relationship. They are also painted in a more sympathetic light when [[ShippingTorpedo the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage]], which give [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. This possibly mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who opposed to their marriage outside universe, albeit different reasons as unlike them, the viewers at least have justifiable reasons to object their marriage, while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least.

** Doubling as ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, we should feel bad for Kyoko after [[DarkAndTroubledPast all of the shits she had been through]] and [[TheDefroster Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness]] thus starting their own relationship. We were also supposed to feel bad for both of them when [[ShippingTorpedo the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage]], which considering if you remember [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. No matter how many times you try to convince everyone that this is still okay, you will most likely to receive some negative reactions from them. This may mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who opposed to their marriage if you think about it outside universe, albeit different reasons as unlike them, the viewers at least have justifiable reasons to object their marriage, while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least.

** Mixed with ValuesDissonance, Kyoko's and Katsuya's relationship can fall into this category. Of course, we should feel bad for Kyoko after all of the shits she had been through and Katsuya is the only one who manages to change Kyoko's behaviour via kindness thus starting their own relationship. We were also supposed to feel bad for both of them when the Honda family (except for the grandfather) is against their marriage, which considering if you remember [[{{Jerkass}} their treatment towards Tohru]], [[HateSink it is completely understandable why]]. However, even though they care about each other in a very healthy way and it isn't really problematic, the majority of the audiences (especially Western) do tend to find their relationship to be pretty disturbing due to their age gap and the fact that Katsuya is a teacher in his 20s and Kyoko is a middle schooler doesn't seem helping when they officially married together. No matter how many times you try to convince everyone that this is still okay, you will most likely to receive some negative reactions from them. This may mean that Katsuya's relatives aren't the only ones who opposed to their marriage if you think about it outside universe, albeit different reasons as unlike them, the viewers at least have justifiable reasons to object their marriage, while the relatives' reasonings are just "unreasonable" to say the least.