Reviews for To Your Eternity Manga

This is the first time I've read this story. Strangely enough, I can't read ahead at all to see what's going to happen in the future. I'm also interested in anime.

This is the first type of protagonist I've seen, so I'm excited to see what kind of story it will be in the future.

If you watch the prologue, is it the beginning of humanity? It's so enigmatic that it makes me think. They meet and break up, and gradually awaken to their ego and grow in relationships with people. What the hell is he?

It's a story about something other than a person who never dies, who goes through the death of an animal or human and comes to know life and people while imitating the same shape. I was quite shocked when I first read it. Lives are being lost quite a bit, so it's sad, but it also makes me feel like I'm peeking at how life revolves from a divine perspective. If a strange and philosophical worldview fits, you'll definitely fall in love with it. Something is already deep, or rather, the scale is too big, and I think it's already in the category of works of art. The first part is the “previous generation edition” up to volume 12, and the second part is the “present generation edition” from volume 13. There's something interesting about not being able to read ahead at all, but for that reason, the pros and cons of the current generation seem to be divided. Coupled with the fantasy world view in the previous generation, there was a mythical sublime, but I still haven't quite grasped the current generation, or rather, I don't know where it's headed. I'm wondering how the hell it will land.

The protagonist is someone who is not human. A story about life flowing in various ways. Readers feel like they are watching from a bird's-eye view as the protagonist grows due to the people he meets and his life. Through the protagonist, we experience ways of life, justice, good and evil that change as countries change. The main body of the main character who died in volume 1? I am deeply moved when I think that the main character is experiencing exactly what that child wanted to experience, a human boy who can also be said to be a human boy.

The view of the world was unique and very wonderful. I became more and more curious about the continuation.

You will be drawn into a unique view of the world. I'm curious about what will happen in the future.

I haven't read all of them yet, but I thought it was a quiet and beautiful story.

I've only read volume 1 yet, but it seemed a bit difficult to me. Is “that” OK for the main character? Probably because “that” isn't human-like so far, it doesn't mean anything bad, but it's hard to read on. It's an epic story and seems interesting, so I'm worried about the continuation, but if you read it carefully, it seems like it will fit into your head.

I read it at the beginning, I like the wolf's face because it's cute, and I thought it was a bit sad when I read the picture too? Congratulations on making it into an anime in April 2021! I'm looking forward to both the video and OPED, and it looks like Kenjiro Tsuda will appear too, so I'm looking forward to it!

I mean, the pictures were easy to read, the language was pleasant, and the characters were lively. It's a work that makes me want to read more and more because I'm curious about the continuation.

It has a unique view of the world, and there are many stories that make you think. I've only been able to read 1 volume of this comic, but I'm worried about the continuation.

It's a strange setting and story. A work filled with sorrow, joy, and emotion. It has a depth that makes you think about what humans are and what emotions are.

It is a work that is scary, yet kindness is put into it. It depicts living and what it is to be alive with a fastball. You might not understand it with just one volume.

The story is special. Feelings that only humans have were also well expressed.