Their son was sent to Egypt on a work assignment and took his wife with him, so Yukimura Haruko, unwilling to let her grandson suffer, brought Seiichi home to raise him.
The little Seiichi helped chase away the gloom left by her husband's passing. But...
“Grandma, I found a little mouse!”
What! Her food!
She rushed over, and the grandmother and grandson watched, wide-eyed, as the mouse turned into a person.
After that, it was as if some ridiculous switch had been flipped.
“Grandma, I found a little bunny! It's so cute!” Seiichi rose onto his tiptoes and held it up for Haruko to see with both hands.
Haruko had the strange feeling that she'd seen this scene before.
“Grandma...”
The number of little ones in the house kept growing, and they all had furry little secrets. It was a bit of a headache, but...
“Grandma, you work so hard! I found a little flower. Grandma's as pretty as the flower today!”
Seiichi's chubby little hand clutched a purple petal, and he looked up at her with a pudgy, smiling face. Seeing the children hiding nervously behind the door, Haruko clapped her hands. It was all right. She could do this!
Until one day...
“Grandma...”
All right, let's hear what kind of little animal it is this time.
“Sakura's flying through the sky on her staff!”
What?
Seiichi's diary: So some children turn into little animals when they touch (a black blob of ink)!
A crossover of The Prince of Tennis, Fruits Basket, and Cardcaptor Sakura.
No romance. A lighthearted story about raising children. Every little one is an angel.
There will be very little tennis, but Rikkai will still win three national championships in a row, without a single weakness. The U-17 team won't be involved.
The protagonist isn't perfect, just an ordinary old lady who loves children.
Some locations have been combined. For example, the events of Fruits Basket take place at Rikkai High School. In this story, it's set at Rikkai's high school division.
The age gaps between the twelve zodiac animals have been adjusted.
Screenshot saved on November 24, 2022.
Theme: Live well.
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