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不滅のあなたへ [Fumetsu no Anata e] #14
To Your Eternity, Vol. 14
Fushi si risveglia in un’epoca dominata dalla pace e fa la conoscenza di un ragazzo di nome Yuki che si offre di ospitarlo a casa sua insieme a tutti i suoi vecchi compagni. Questo permette loro di trascorre dei momenti sereni, ma quando Fushi incontra Mizuha, una discendente di Hayase, tutto comincia a cambiare. La situazione precipita rapidamente quando la ragazza, a causa di una grande sofferenza che si porta dentro, arriva a compiere un gesto estremo... La “pace” che Fushi credeva di aver costruito era soltanto qualcosa di effimero?
192 pages, Paperback
First published December 17, 2020
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Yoshitoki Oima
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OIMA Yoshitoki: 大今良時
Associated Names:
Yoshitoki Ohima
Yoshitoki Ooima
Yoshitoki Ōima
Even though her one-shot Koe no Katachi won critical acclaim, it took a longsome law suit to get a magazine to publish it because of its socio-critical theme. Eventually, it was featured in the February edition of Bessatsu Shounen Magazin, where it placed first, and later in the 12th edition of the 2013 Weekly Shounen Magazine.
She has also collaborated with UBUKATA Tow for the manga adaption of his novel Mardock Scramble.
OIMA Yoshitoki: 大今良時
Associated Names:
Yoshitoki Ohima
Yoshitoki Ooima
Yoshitoki Ōima
Even though her one-shot Koe no Katachi won critical acclaim, it took a longsome law suit to get a magazine to publish it because of its socio-critical theme. Eventually, it was featured in the February edition of Bessatsu Shounen Magazin, where it placed first, and later in the 12th edition of the 2013 Weekly Shounen Magazine.
She has also collaborated with UBUKATA Tow for the manga adaption of his novel Mardock Scramble.
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April 20, 2022
A soft reboot transforms the fantasy series about death and immortality into a junior high school shojo about magical teens getting angsty about the importance of love. Weird. But I can roll with it for now.
August 8, 2021
El día que Fushi pueda descansar de verdad, voy a ser yo más feliz que él.
August 3, 2023
this series is getting really good again thankfully
March 11, 2021
Read as individual chapters (#125-132)
Total review score: 3.03
Total review score: 3.03
January 14, 2024
What is even the next plot? It just seems to be meandering at this point…
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 23, 2021
Dopo l’accelerata dello scorso volume, stiamo di nuovo ristagnando… il colpo di scena del volume è comunque molto intrigante (doveva solo arrivare prima).
October 21, 2024
Review up to 132:
Perfect mix of humour, drama, and supernatural elements. Tons of characters and subplots got some movement, but nothing felt rushed. Actually seeing the dynamic of all of Fushi's friends interacting is so warm and fuzzy feeling, then there was the awkwardness of his old friends meeting Mizuha. March considering Kahak a friend and asking why he didn't join them was so cute and so sad. Maybe Fushi will learn that all-important "not all of my friends need to be friends with all of my other friends" lesson. Mizuha herself managed to get from "be my friend" to "let me teach you about love" in one volume, so maybe we'll be getting that teen pregnancy arc sooner rather than later. And Eko is getting homeschooled! Finally, finally, we might find out what the deal with that jar is... (not that I'm holding my breath).
I assume Fushi's lying is going to bite him in the ass at some point. The only times Fushi tells the truth to Mizuha is when he's speaking in wide generalities, every statement he makes to her in specific is calculated to try and manage her mentality. Some of it seems justifiable (letting her believe the murder was a nightmare), some not (lying by omission about Hayase's nature). He has no real regard for her as a person, and as Tonari points out, the whole basis of his association is illegitimate, given that it's rooted in his regret for what happened to Kahak. I mean, yeah, Mizuha is probably crazy, but for once Fushi seems like more of the bad guy here. His desire to please her is leading nowhere good.
On the flipside, she could plausibly be the cure for his big worry. He laments that even after winning the war, his friends will still die and pass on eventually. But isn't that exactly what Mizuha could be for him? Her soul has remained on Earth for almost a thousand years. Her feelings don't seem to have changed much in all that time. Still, I could believe having a baby with him is exactly what would end her curse forever.
Observations:
-Black Hood drinks out of a novelty boot-shaped glass at the restaurant
-Bon keeps his high heels even in his janitor uniform
-Mizuha clutches her left arm when she's mad at Fushi
-The hikki looks suspiciously like Cam
Perfect mix of humour, drama, and supernatural elements. Tons of characters and subplots got some movement, but nothing felt rushed. Actually seeing the dynamic of all of Fushi's friends interacting is so warm and fuzzy feeling, then there was the awkwardness of his old friends meeting Mizuha. March considering Kahak a friend and asking why he didn't join them was so cute and so sad. Maybe Fushi will learn that all-important "not all of my friends need to be friends with all of my other friends" lesson. Mizuha herself managed to get from "be my friend" to "let me teach you about love" in one volume, so maybe we'll be getting that teen pregnancy arc sooner rather than later. And Eko is getting homeschooled! Finally, finally, we might find out what the deal with that jar is... (not that I'm holding my breath).
I assume Fushi's lying is going to bite him in the ass at some point. The only times Fushi tells the truth to Mizuha is when he's speaking in wide generalities, every statement he makes to her in specific is calculated to try and manage her mentality. Some of it seems justifiable (letting her believe the murder was a nightmare), some not (lying by omission about Hayase's nature). He has no real regard for her as a person, and as Tonari points out, the whole basis of his association is illegitimate, given that it's rooted in his regret for what happened to Kahak. I mean, yeah, Mizuha is probably crazy, but for once Fushi seems like more of the bad guy here. His desire to please her is leading nowhere good.
On the flipside, she could plausibly be the cure for his big worry. He laments that even after winning the war, his friends will still die and pass on eventually. But isn't that exactly what Mizuha could be for him? Her soul has remained on Earth for almost a thousand years. Her feelings don't seem to have changed much in all that time. Still, I could believe having a baby with him is exactly what would end her curse forever.
Observations:
-Black Hood drinks out of a novelty boot-shaped glass at the restaurant
-Bon keeps his high heels even in his janitor uniform
-Mizuha clutches her left arm when she's mad at Fushi
-The hikki looks suspiciously like Cam
February 7, 2021
Idk how this possibly got this bad but yikes.
April 4, 2025
It’s difficult to trust Mizhua but it’s difficult not to like her. Kahak was a great character but his obsession with Fushi ultimately destroyed him. It’s the problem of being descendants of Hayase. don’t think Mizhua is evil, but I’m expecting her to lose control eventually… We’ll have to wait and see.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 27, 2021
So Fushi resurrects his friends in a world that was presumably peaceful, only to run into one of Hayase's descendants who shortly thereafter murdered her mother...
And now the mother is alive and well despite not being Mizuha's actual mother (Izumi is still a ghost).
To avoid too many spoilers, let's say that not everything is as it seems and Fushi has one major lesson left to learn... also Fushi might be a mother now.
And now the mother is alive and well despite not being Mizuha's actual mother (Izumi is still a ghost).
To avoid too many spoilers, let's say that not everything is as it seems and Fushi has one major lesson left to learn... also Fushi might be a mother now.
October 29, 2021
This is the first one in the series that I just didn't like as much. Some of the things are just to strange and I don't see how the story will go. I'll still read on.
November 5, 2021
Not a fan of this whole arc… Some parts I like, but the plot itself is a mess…
September 8, 2021
And we’re back on form with something intriguing happening and I’m fully back on board with the series after everything that happened in this volume! The developments with the Fye and The Beholder are incredibly intriguing! With his time ticking down to him becoming human, I’m gonna guess it confirms Fushi will become the next Beholder??
I also really loved the perspective Tonari provided for this volume. I sometimes feel like Fushi having all his comrades is a little much, many of them feel like set dressing and don’t feel like they’re serving a point anymore except for some jolly japes when we need some levity so it’s nice to see these characters provide something. Bon is an exposition machine at this point so it was nice to see Tonari have some input too and ground Fushi by saying all his comrades will live and die in this world.
This brings me back to how the theme of love seems to be returning to the series, granted, it hasn’t really left, it just feels like it’ll be brought to the fore again. Mizuha finishing the volume promising to teach Fushi about love has been the most uncomfortable cliffhanger I’ve felt from a manga for a really long time. It works so well just because of the build up that goes through this whole volume. Fushi’s lies and wanting to please Mizuha combined with her obsession and coercion has been the perfect recipe for disaster and I truly loved reading it! 😂
I’m loving where the series is going again now. Very excited for volume 15! And congrats for getting a S2 TYE! I’ll have to finish season 1 at some point! 🥳🎉
I also really loved the perspective Tonari provided for this volume. I sometimes feel like Fushi having all his comrades is a little much, many of them feel like set dressing and don’t feel like they’re serving a point anymore except for some jolly japes when we need some levity so it’s nice to see these characters provide something. Bon is an exposition machine at this point so it was nice to see Tonari have some input too and ground Fushi by saying all his comrades will live and die in this world.
This brings me back to how the theme of love seems to be returning to the series, granted, it hasn’t really left, it just feels like it’ll be brought to the fore again. Mizuha finishing the volume promising to teach Fushi about love has been the most uncomfortable cliffhanger I’ve felt from a manga for a really long time. It works so well just because of the build up that goes through this whole volume. Fushi’s lies and wanting to please Mizuha combined with her obsession and coercion has been the perfect recipe for disaster and I truly loved reading it! 😂
I’m loving where the series is going again now. Very excited for volume 15! And congrats for getting a S2 TYE! I’ll have to finish season 1 at some point! 🥳🎉
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 13, 2023
Fushi and his resurrected friends are settling in to their new life at Yuki's house. All seems peaceful.
But something is already brewing, and the incident with Mizuha's mother is a clear warning sign.
Are the Nokker's really gone? Or have they just evolved, like Fushi himself?
This volume was kind of boring for my tastes.
There are a lot of charming elements to all of Fushi's ancient friends attempting to settle in to a modern life, but all in all, much of it felt like filler.
It's clear that Oima is diving into Fushi's education in the concept of love, and this volume spent time setting that up. We have to watch Mizuha moon over Fushi a lot, and I just found this very dull.
I also cannot quite decide whether or not I like Mizuha. At times she's very endearing, but at other times she seems to be channeling some of those creepy Hayase vibes, so I'm torn.
I do love Yuki, though. He's extremely irritating, but somehow also lovable.
And I do think Fushi's finally learning about love is an interesting concept.
But something is already brewing, and the incident with Mizuha's mother is a clear warning sign.
Are the Nokker's really gone? Or have they just evolved, like Fushi himself?
This volume was kind of boring for my tastes.
There are a lot of charming elements to all of Fushi's ancient friends attempting to settle in to a modern life, but all in all, much of it felt like filler.
It's clear that Oima is diving into Fushi's education in the concept of love, and this volume spent time setting that up. We have to watch Mizuha moon over Fushi a lot, and I just found this very dull.
I also cannot quite decide whether or not I like Mizuha. At times she's very endearing, but at other times she seems to be channeling some of those creepy Hayase vibes, so I'm torn.
I do love Yuki, though. He's extremely irritating, but somehow also lovable.
And I do think Fushi's finally learning about love is an interesting concept.
June 6, 2021
❌ SPOILER ❌
Cinco estrellas. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Sinceramente, este tomo me encantó, veníamos con esta ansiedad de que Fushi despierta en la modernidad, y llama a todos sus amigos, luego el tomo anterior te deja con la incertidumbre de cómo chingados el hombre de negro detuvo el tiempo y ahora es un niño de alrededor de 9 años. Fue ¡BUM! Además que Bon con su fundación se volvió el responsable de todos, es fascinante.
*Respira* FUSHI Y TONARI CON UNIFORME DE SECUNDARIA ES LO MAS BELLO DEL MUNDO. (ﾉ≧∇≦)ﾉ ﾐ ┻━┻
Hylo y Gugu con uniforme de prepa son TAMBIÉN HERMOSOS. (ﾉ´･ω･)ﾉ ﾐ ┻━┻
Yuuki es un niño adorable fanático de lo paranormal, pero me encantaría que profundizaran con su personaje, aún no siento empatía por él.
Es comprensible que Tonari no quiera a Mizuha ya que es familiar de Ayase, por lo que Fushi creo que logre convencer a Tonari de que la quiera de amiga. ¿Qué pasará con el alma de Izumi? La mamá de Mizuha, ¿por qué los Knockers están invadiendo cuerpos humanos?
Mi bb Fushi es demasiado puro, no, él mismo a admitido que no puede permitirse amar, pero tomando en cuenta que ese puede ser el arma para derrotar a los Knockers, lo está considerando. ENTIENDE, MIZUHA, A FUSHI NO LE INTERESAS
¿Qué pasará con sus huevitos de tortuga? ¡¿Por qué no han salido más capítulos?!
Capítulos: 126.2 al 132.
Cinco estrellas. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Sinceramente, este tomo me encantó, veníamos con esta ansiedad de que Fushi despierta en la modernidad, y llama a todos sus amigos, luego el tomo anterior te deja con la incertidumbre de cómo chingados el hombre de negro detuvo el tiempo y ahora es un niño de alrededor de 9 años. Fue ¡BUM! Además que Bon con su fundación se volvió el responsable de todos, es fascinante.
*Respira* FUSHI Y TONARI CON UNIFORME DE SECUNDARIA ES LO MAS BELLO DEL MUNDO. (ﾉ≧∇≦)ﾉ ﾐ ┻━┻
Hylo y Gugu con uniforme de prepa son TAMBIÉN HERMOSOS. (ﾉ´･ω･)ﾉ ﾐ ┻━┻
Yuuki es un niño adorable fanático de lo paranormal, pero me encantaría que profundizaran con su personaje, aún no siento empatía por él.
Es comprensible que Tonari no quiera a Mizuha ya que es familiar de Ayase, por lo que Fushi creo que logre convencer a Tonari de que la quiera de amiga. ¿Qué pasará con el alma de Izumi? La mamá de Mizuha, ¿por qué los Knockers están invadiendo cuerpos humanos?
Mi bb Fushi es demasiado puro, no, él mismo a admitido que no puede permitirse amar, pero tomando en cuenta que ese puede ser el arma para derrotar a los Knockers, lo está considerando. ENTIENDE, MIZUHA, A FUSHI NO LE INTERESAS
¿Qué pasará con sus huevitos de tortuga? ¡¿Por qué no han salido más capítulos?!
Capítulos: 126.2 al 132.
March 5, 2022
Disfruté mucho leyendo este libro por la interacción de los personajes, pero fuera de eso, se me hizo muy confuso y sin ideas claras sobre lo que realmente quiere transmitir la autora. Entiendo que en este nuevo mundo, cada uno se debe adaptar con tal de vivir una vida normal, pero quedan situaciones muy extrañas, y no alcanzan aprovechar tantos personajes.
Por otra parte, estoy completamente de acuerdo con Tonari, Fushi sigue pareciendo que tiene una mentalidad de 12 años, siendo que ha vivido muchos siglos, eso hace que tome decisiones absurdas como confiar a ciegas en algunas personas, entre ellas Mizuha. Así mismo, tenemos al hombre de la capucha, tantas preguntas que le haría teniendo esa forma de niño antes que se transforme para siempre en humano, pero todo se reduce a una simple conversación sobre los Knockers. ¿Dónde quedo la pregunta sobre qué es él? ¿qué es Fushi? ¿qué son los Knockers? Habrá que esperar más volúmenes para saber la respuesta.
Por otra parte, estoy completamente de acuerdo con Tonari, Fushi sigue pareciendo que tiene una mentalidad de 12 años, siendo que ha vivido muchos siglos, eso hace que tome decisiones absurdas como confiar a ciegas en algunas personas, entre ellas Mizuha. Así mismo, tenemos al hombre de la capucha, tantas preguntas que le haría teniendo esa forma de niño antes que se transforme para siempre en humano, pero todo se reduce a una simple conversación sobre los Knockers. ¿Dónde quedo la pregunta sobre qué es él? ¿qué es Fushi? ¿qué son los Knockers? Habrá que esperar más volúmenes para saber la respuesta.
November 30, 2021
Love is in the air?
Picking up from the end of the last volume Mizuha is on the run realizing even if she can't remember doing it she stabbed her over bearing mother with a knife. Thankfully for her Fushi is not to judge a person even covered with blood as he helps her in that special naïve way he does. However things are not what they seem as Fushi, who was no longer able to communicate with the man in black, finally finds him again and learns learns some hard truths about what happened to Mizuha's mother as well as other now seemingly immortal beings that are starting to show up. Will love be the key to Fushi's future evolutions and will Fushi finally realize he has always had love for those he wishes to protect? Only time will tell as the story continues to evolve itself. :)
Picking up from the end of the last volume Mizuha is on the run realizing even if she can't remember doing it she stabbed her over bearing mother with a knife. Thankfully for her Fushi is not to judge a person even covered with blood as he helps her in that special naïve way he does. However things are not what they seem as Fushi, who was no longer able to communicate with the man in black, finally finds him again and learns learns some hard truths about what happened to Mizuha's mother as well as other now seemingly immortal beings that are starting to show up. Will love be the key to Fushi's future evolutions and will Fushi finally realize he has always had love for those he wishes to protect? Only time will tell as the story continues to evolve itself. :)
April 20, 2025
In diesem Band gibt es auf jeden Fall eine interessant Wendung. Die meisten Charaktere handeln auch nachvollziehbar. Bisher werden aber auch noch nicht alle neuen Charaktere in den Fokus gebracht. Mizuhas verhalten kann ich nicht ganz nachvollziehen, sie nervt mich sogar ein wenig. Fushi und seine Entwicklung finde ich interessant. Ich bin gespannt wie es an der Stelle weiter geht, vor allem mit den neuen Erkenntnissen.
February 25, 2024
I like this new arc in today's time. Fushi will have a new purpose, to understand what love is. The knockers have become smaller and more cunning. The family atmosphere created in Yuki's mansion is hilarious. The gags between the school desks are funny. Tonari wants to protect Fushi from Mizuha and seems to be a bit jealous of their relationship.
January 14, 2022
I liked it until that last chapter..
April 20, 2022
Not sure how I feel about some of these new characters and developments
May 28, 2022
I'm getting concerned
November 17, 2022
The Man in Black! 😳 So unexpected...
Also I can't stand Mizuha 🙄 I was sorry for her at the beginning but now she's just so annoying...
Also I can't stand Mizuha 🙄 I was sorry for her at the beginning but now she's just so annoying...
January 21, 2023
The story keeps building. More mystery, some odd decisions, and Fushi lays some eggs.....
November 4, 2023
The start of this tome is rather rough with Mizuha being casually not mentally stable, but quickly returns to normal?? Idk at least the ending makes me feel excited for the next part
February 10, 2024
3/5: I still not dig the modern setting but oh well. fushi just gave birth???
April 23, 2024
Tempo di pace? I knocker non ci sono più? Cos'è l'amore? Il nostro Fushi si ritrova a dover affrontare nuove situazioni. Molto dolce il momento della tartaruga marina. Speriamo che tutto vada bene...
September 11, 2024
Was the turtle scene necessary for the development of the plot
November 5, 2025
3.5? new interesting plot point was brought up but the ending was kinda weird
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