Reviews for To Your Eternity Manga

This review contains spoilers. I watched the anime and it was really interesting, so I bought comics too. At first, they are stimulated by spheres and transformed into people, but intelligence is in a state of infancy. The process by which Fushi grows through subsequent encounters, encounters and breakups, the death of a friend, and tears over Fushi who becomes a person after receiving various stimuli... What I like the most is Googoo and Lean's breakup. I burst into tears. The 2nd season of the anime has started, and I'm looking forward to it every week!

This review contains spoilers. The existence of immortality, the being that gently envelops “Fushi,” will die at some point, and sometimes disappear due to the presence of “Fushi” as one cause. However, the death of the thing that seemed important to the “Fushi” continues to live within the “Fushi,” becomes a force for the “Fushi,” and makes them grow. Even in the real world, people close to me who care about me scold and encourage me in my heart, help me, and support me. I really like the pictures and the characters are cute too. I recommend it if you can enjoy psychological depictions and actions too!

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't stop reading it. I'm going to cry from the beginning. I read it electronically and it became my favorite work, and I bought all the books.

This review contains spoilers. I was struck by the sight of the first boy smiling all the time and trying to live without getting frustrated. The gaze of the silent beast is pure. The person who portrayed him is still innocent. Even if you choose how to live and lose your life, the story progresses further from there due to fuji. Right now, I'm stopping turning the pages where the story with Googoo has reached its peak. before we go any further. Let yourself be carried away by emotions. ~ I read the first chapter until I finished it. If you think back, it was all there in the first episode. The rope that the boy was tied to a wolf like a lifeline and didn't let go until the end of his life was impressive, but I can't believe that rope has this much meaning. Hope for the boy who became the last man, who gave food to wolves, carried his own luggage, and drew the faces of people as far as he knew so as not to forget them. A bridge connects, and a knocker is something that unravels. Like stars condensing in an expanding universe, they are linked in opposite ways. I want to read it slowly until the end.

This review contains spoilers. It was already introduced as a work of depression when there weren't that many volumes out yet, so if you were curious and started reading it, for sure!! In the early days, the flow was amazing where the people involved, including the main character, had a sad ending... but as the number of episodes progressed, the development became brighter? It's a fantasy work that seems to have come to an end and the root hasn't been resolved, yet it's a work where emotional shaking, obsession with friends, and the growth of Fushi are somehow real, and I can't easily say that it's just a work of depression within me, and I'm really looking forward to seeing what kind of ending it will have again!

This review contains spoilers. I started with the anime, and I was worried about the continuation, so I bought it halfway through. I finished reading the first chapter all at once and thought, “Eh... isn't it good to finish it here?” I left it once, but when I started reading chapter 2 with just a little peek, this is interesting! Rather, I thought it was a long first half for Chapter 2. It makes me think about how difficult it is to live in modern Japan and suicide. I wonder if there are people who say if Knocker was there... I'm worried about how Fushi will take eternal life from now on, whether he will share his next life with his friends who have been brought back to life, and what will happen with the guardian group family.

This review contains spoilers. I read this volume after watching all the anime on Amapura. I understand the reason for the appearance of Fushi at the end of the anime. When I finished reading it, I was worried about the continuation again, and I caught up in no time until the latest publication. I feel growth when I think that Fushi, who couldn't even speak words at first, has come to think this far through various events. But when I see them suffer because of that, it makes me think about the meaning of life and various things...