Reviews for To Your Eternity Manga

I love this kind of thing!! That's because I love Tezuka Osamu's Firebird too. This isn't that far, but the main character's presence is like that... I wonder what kind of landing the story will end with at the end.

There are so many strange settings that you might not be able to understand them once. It seems that anime will also start, so I have a feeling that it will become even more talked about.

The genre is a human drama, and that's true, but it's fantasy. So I'm really curious about the knocker setting.

The people involved are dying more and more, and I was surprised at first, but due to the theme of the work, I think it can't be helped.

This is interesting. It was also made into an anime. I didn't know. I haven't watched it, but it would be extra interesting if it were made into a video. I want to read it all at once when I'm done.

I watched anime from time to time and it seemed interesting, so I read it. I was drawn into the story because I was curious more and more about the continuation.

After watching the anime, I was curious and thought I'd read it, but it made me feel scared, sad, and strange. I've only read volume 1 yet, so I'm worried about the continuation.

I read it after being recommended by a friend, and it feels kind of unique. They seem to have different tastes, but they've also been animated, so this is a work I definitely want you to watch

Immortality is a theme I see from time to time, but this work stands out from there, and immortality that isn't even human (maybe there is something similar to Tezuka Osamu's The Firebird?) It depicts human life and death, joy, anger, sorrow, and sorrow through, and it is truly a “story” where an entity that didn't know anything at first, like a baby, gets a name, gains wisdom and emotions, and grows. I think it's philosophical, and sci-fi (dead language?) But I think so. I'm also concerned about the settlement with the mysterious monster Knocker, who has an incompatible reason for existence. ... Isn't there a lot of people who laughed out loud at “Weekly Bonshen”?

I watched anime and became interested. Personally, I really like painting. Also, the more I read the story, the more I was drawn in, so I think it's a very good work.

I've never watched an anime, and the cover of volume 1 looks like it contains a smile, but the background contains something. But I started reading it, wondering if it was a rather bright story. I can't stop turning the pages, but it's fun at first, and it gets more and more painful, and when I feel a little relieved, it becomes painful again. what does the future hold? It makes me think. Maybe I'll watch anime too.