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Volume 1

* Japanese
* English

The first volume of ***To Your Eternity*** features The Nameless Boy and Joaan on the cover. On the back of this volume is a silhouette of March holding a fruit.

## Synopsis

A lonely boy wandering the Arctic regions of North America meets a wolf, and the two become fast friends, depending on each other to survive the harsh environment. But the boy has a history, and the wolf is more than meets the eye as well...

## Chapters

* Chapter 1: The Final One (最後のひとり, *Saigo no Hitori*)
* Chapter 2: An Immature Girl (おとなしくない少女, *Otonashikunai Shōjō*)
* Chapter 3: Playing House (ままごと, *Mamagoto*)
* Chapter 4: A Minor Revolution (小さな進化, *Chīsana Shinka)*

## Translations

### Archive

**Oniguma and the Maiden of Ninannah**

Long ago, we descended upon this land.

This plentiful earth brought about an abundance of fish, grains, and fruit.

All of these riches, however, belonged to the god of the mountains, Oniguma.

Oniguma soon became enraged and devoured humans to satisfy its hunger.

Then, one day, a maiden from the land of Ninannah stood upon and offered herself to Oniguma.

Oniguma's hunger was quelled and it took her in as a wife.

THE HISTORIAN OF YANOME

THE LEGEND OF THE FOUR SYMBOLS

## Trivia

* In an interview with Oima Yoshitoki, Oima said that each volume cover depicts a character's dream. The Boy's dream was to leave his village and see the world, so volume 1 shows him traveling with Joaan.

## Gallery

### Japanese Ver.

Front CoverVolume Title IllustrationTable of ContentsExtra PageExtra CardBack Cover
### English Ver.

Front CoverVolume Title Illustration (1)Volume Title Illustration (2)Table of ContentsTranslation Notes
## References

1. ↑ http://konomanga.jp/interview/136198-2 (JP)
Ligard

* Anime
* Manga

**Ligard** (リガード, *Rigādo*, ***Ligard***?) is a minor character in the series that appears in the Jananda Island Arc.

## Background

Ligard is Tonari's three-clawed owl and partner.

The three-clawed owl has poison in it's talons. As Ligard rests on Tonari's shoulder, she developed an immunity to poison overtime. The poison is similar to the Western Morning Glory.
Joaan

* Anime
* Manga

**Joaan** (ジョアン, *Joaan*, ***Joaan***?) was the Nameless Boy's pet Reshy wolf, and the second form that Fushi obtained.

## Background

Joann was a white wolf that lived with the Nameless Boy in the tundra. It seemed to wander the tundra regularly until its death.

## Personality

Little is known about Joann's actual behavior, but it was presumably domesticated enough to live among humans as a pet for the years that it resided at the arctic village. It was an expressive and vocal animal, evident by the Nameless Boy's observation that it was "less talkative than usual" when Fushi returned in its place.
Igoss Cropp/Relationships

### Rean Cropp

Rean Cropp is Igoss Cropp's daughter. Not much is known about their relationship other than that Rean feels trapped by his attempts to prevent her from "embarrassing herself" and that she feels like they treat her like some kind of pet. Rean also mentions that there are always people surrounding her , but we rarely see her with her parents, indicating that while being an overprotective father, Igoss doesn't spend a lot of time with his daughter.

### Rean's Mother

There is close to no information about the relationship between Rean's parents. However, when Rean complains to Fushi about the fact that she will have to marry once she turns 16, she says that it would be like becoming her mother. She elaborates on this by saying that she would have to live with someone she doesn't care for and have annoying children.  This goes to show that her mother most likely didn't marry Igoss out of love but because her parents picked him out for her.

## References

1. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 23
2. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 20
3. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 25
The Beholder/Plot

## Plot

The Beholder follows Fushi on his journey and plays more the part of a spectator than a guide. He can feel where the Nokkers are and, at times, even unprompted, gives Fushi information on their position so he can defeat them.

After Fushi's reawakening in the "peaceful" modern world, he transfers his ability to connect with the ground - to locate the Nokkers - to Fushi. At this point, he ceases to appear before Fushi until the two meet again after having encountered a girl whose body was taken over by a Nokker. Here, it's revealed that The Beholder was reincarnated as an eleven-year-old boy. His body is set to make him unable to recall anything about his previous existence once he turns fifteen, which also means that his powers are gradually weakening.
Lee

**Lee**  (リー, *Rī*, ***Lee*** ?) is a minor character in the series that appears in the Spirit Bear Arc.

## Background

Lee is a girl from the same village as March who was recently declared an adult.

## Appearance

Lee is a young girl with long black hair tied into two pigtails with pieces of fabric. Her fringe is short and her face lacks the black markings that can be seen on March's face, indicating that - according to Ninannah traditions - she is a full-fledged adult.

## Trivia

* Lee gets a flower hairpin from her grandmother in celebration of her becoming an adult, which may be another Ninannah tradition. March receives a similar hairpin as a final gift from Lara to wear on the day of the sacrifice, allowing March to "become an adult" before she dies.
Sumika

Portrayal

**Sumika**  (スミカ, *Sumika*, ***Sumika*** ?) is a girl that lives at the orphanage together with Satoru.

## Appearance

Sumika has round eyes with thick lashes and brown hair tied back into a ponytail. Her slightly sideswept bangs are curled upwards slighty. She wears a white top or t-shirt combined with a matching sweater jacket and jeans shorts. Her body is fairly well-developed for her age.

## Personality

Sumika is a tough girl who, when she first meets Fushi and Yuuki, boasts about how she made boys cry at her school. She acts as a guardian for many of the children at the orphanage, referring to herself as "Aneki", which loosely translates to 'older sister'. She isn't easily intimidated and doesn't hesitate to confront anyone who hurts her "younger siblings".

## Relationships

### Satoru

Sumika cares very much for Satoru because she was the one to find him and bring him to the orphanage. She sees him as a lonely child that rarely smiles and thus wants nothing more than for him to find friends and be happy.

### Michi

Michi is the youngest sister of Sumika, whom she cares deeply for and will always keep a close eye on because of her fragile nature. At a young age, Michi passed away from a serious illness, leaving Sumika dejected. A few minutes later, a Nokker suddenly entered Michi's body and had taken control of it as a fully merged vessel. Believing this to be a miracle, Sumika was instantly thrilled at her sister appearing alive in front of her. However, Unknown to Sumika, Michi's Fye had already left her body and moved on to paradise, while the Nokker remained in Michi's body and went on to live with Sumika and her younger sister Tomori at an orphanage.
Joaan/Plot

## Plot

Some time after the orb was dropped by the The Beholder, where it took on the form of a rock, and snow befell the land around it, an injured wolf from the south wandered over, collapsing before dying on it. The orb would take its form, injury and all, and embark on its first adventure as a living creature.
Igoss Cropp

**Igoss Cropp**  (イーゴス クロップ, *Īgosu Kuroppu*, ***Igoss Cropp*** ?) is a minor character in the series that appears in the Takunaha Arc.

## Background

Igoss Cropp is part of a wealthy family in Takunaha and father of Rean Cropp.

## Appearance

Igoss Cropp has full, blonde hair and a blonde beard. He has teal eyes which match well with the similarly colored gems on a golden tassel chain attached to his coat at chest height. His clothes are otherwise rather simple and consist of a pair of white pants, a dark green shirt with cuffs made of white and black fabric and a golden cord. His loose fitting beige coat reaches down to mid-thigh length, and its sleeves cover his upper arm and about half of his forearms.

## Personality

Igoss values family traditions and only buys his daughter clothes and other accessories in the family color. While presumably not spending a lot of time with her himself, he makes sure that his daughter is always being looked after by the family's maids. He's also suspicious of people outside of his family and retinue interacting with Rean.

When Rean stays out until late at night after learning of Gugu's death, her father is the first to find her. Instead of dragging her back home immediately, though, he sits down next to her and listens to her wish not to marry her fiancé, demonstrating that he does care for his daughter's emotions and desires to a certain extent. Later, he writes a letter to Gugu's brother Shin to pay condolences and to thank Gugu. This shows that despite his status as a noble, Igoss has great respect for those that are good people in his eyes.

## References

1. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 20
2. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 22
3. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 31
Volume 6

* Japanese
* English

The sixth volume of ***To Your Eternity*** features Tonari on the cover. On the back of this volume is a silhouette of Pioran along with a picture of Tonari's friends.

## Synopsis

Fushi remains on Jananda with Hayase, and by doing so, frees Tonari and the group. But Tonari returns to the island to save Fushi, where a grave danger awaits them yet again. When the lives of his dearest friends and the island’s inhabitants are under threat, it’s up to Fushi to take the next step...

## Chapters

* Chapter 45: Separation (分離, *Bunri*)
* Chapter 46: Setting Sail (船出, *Funade*)
* Chapter 47: Impending Dawn (夜明けに向けて, *Yoake ni Mukete*)
* Chapter 48: After The Selection (選定の先, *Sentei no Saki*)
* Chapter 49: To Move Forward (進み行くために, *Susumi iku tame ni*)
* Chapter 50: Wandering Bloodlust (さまよう殺意, *Samayō Satsui*)
* Chapter 51: The Fire of Farewell (訣別の火, *Ketsubetsu no Hi*)
* Chapter 52: Departing for Reunion (再会への旅立ち, *Saikai e no Tabidachi*)
* Chapter 53: The Third Sunrise (三度目の日の出, *Mitabime no Hinode*)
* Chapter 54: Echoes (残響, *Zankyō*)

## Translations

### Archive 1

He, with endless life and the ability to change

into many forms, arrived to protect the people.

She who first saw this, Hayase, is the guardian

to whom Fushi was bestowed by God.

But the existence of this miracle is still fragile, perilous...

Those who protect it will surely be chosen by the heavens.

**THE GUARDIANS**

### Archive 2

**TO TONARI**

We successfully managed to secure a place to live,

but there's no one to watch the kids.

But I believe.

I believe we can all make it even without parents.

Have things calmed down on the island?

**FROM NAND**

### Archive 3

**TO NAND**

We still haven't finished our reconstruction work.

The Immortal made it off the island, but I think I'll be here

for 15 more years or so.

I think there are a lot more kind people on this island after the Nokker attack.

And, fortunately, I'm still alive even though I'm the island leader.

And some of the adults are even saying they'll protect me.

Another tournament to decide the leader apparently started up on its own,

but everyone had other things to do, so there was no audience for it.

I think everyone's noticed by now.

What this island needs isn't murder, it's cooperation.

The people on the island come to me, wanting to hear about the Immortal.

It seems like a new religion is on the verge of forming here.

Like, Immortalism or something? Makes you laugh, right?

And the guardians Hayase leads are fanning those flames.

They even want my diary. And I know why.

If you stop receiving letters from me,

just assume they killed me.

**FROM TONARI**

## Trivia

* In an interview with Oima Yoshitoki, Oima said that each volume cover depicts a character's dream. Because Tonari's dream was to leave the island, volume 6 shows Tonari on the same island she dreamt about in chapter 47.

## Gallery

### English Ver.

Front CoverVolume Title IllustrationStory Recap 1Story Recap 2Table of ContentsExtra PageList of Fushi's companions as of Volume 6
## References

1. ↑ http://konomanga.jp/interview/136198-2 (JP)
Shin/Relationships

## Relationships

### Gugu

Shin and Gugu used to be very close as brothers, but one day, Shin betrayed Gugu by taking all their savings and leaving Gugu to fend for himself. The two meet again in an alleyway when Shin is thrown out of a door and lays on the ground, seemingly unconscious. Gugu gives him Rean's ring to help him live a better life, but he did not forgive him.

Four years later, Shin comes to Booze Man's shop to meet Gugu again. Shin tries his best to make up with Gugu, promising him to earn enough money to build a big house and live together like they did before, but Gugu isn't interested. Despite Gugu's anger, Shin wants to prove that he's his brother and promises Gugu that, if he ever needed any help, he would be there for him.

In Gugu's vision of paradise, Shin carries him on his back. This proves that, despite his anger towards his brother, Gugu wanted to make peace with him.

### Mister

Shin and Gugu used to work for this farmer. Not much is known about their relationship, but from the way they interact with one another, it can be concluded that the brothers were trusted and well-liked workers.
Meiran

**Meiran** (メイラン, *Meylan*, ***Meiran***?) is a white horse given to Fushi by Bonchien as a present. It is heavily implied to be the reincarnation of Pioran as per the elderly woman's request to the Beholder.

## Background

When she sensed her time had come, Pioran called for The Beholder, asking him to take her and have her be reborn as something that would be helpful to the immortal. Assured of her decision, the hooded entity took her fye and placed it into an orb, which would eventually take the form of the horse and find itself in the Uralis Kingdom.

## Appearance

The horse has pure white hair and an equally radiant white coat. On its muzzle lies a dark wart, centered on the bridge of its nose. Its white color stands out among the other horses in Prince Bon's stable, most of which had a brown coat with a black mane. In addition, one of its prominent nose hairs is curled, similar to those of Pioran.

When leaving the Uralis Kingdom with Fushi, the horse wore a predominantly white outfit, including its reins, a halter with gems on both sides, and a caparison with a decorated black border.

## Personality

A vivacious creature who first got Fushi's attention by biting him, the horse appears relatively intelligent and fearless. It seems to understand Fushi's words, and proves to be a stubborn and loyal ally, keeping him out of harm's way and preventing him from taking reckless actions on his own, often forcefully to make its point.

## Appearances

* The Awaited (debut)
* Beyond Dreams

## Abilities

* Fishing

Much like its previous incarnation, the horse is skilled at catching fish without the need for tools.

* Regeneration

As a being similar to Fushi, the horse rapidly heals any wounds it receives.

## Trivia

* The horse makes its first appearance by biting Fushi on the leg repeatedly, an allusion to how Fushi's first adventure with Pioran started after leaving Yanome.
* Fushi was going to name the horse Ramen, but Aiko disliked it, so it was changed to Meiran.

## References

1. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 54
2. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 66
3. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 81
4. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 162
Satoru

Portrayal

**Satoru** is the eleven/twelve-year-old human boy whom Fushi encounters in the modern era, who reveals himself as the human reincarnation of the Beholder himself.

## Anime Appearances

##### Season Three

* TBA

## Appearance

He is quite small, and slim with short black hair and black eyes.

## Abilities

After turning fifteen, he no longer possesses any otherworldly, supernatural abilities, nor does he retain his memories of when he was the Beholder. At eleven, he demonstrated his past life's ability of freezing time.

## Trivia

* As with Kagome Higurashi *(InuYasha* and its spinoff *Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon*), he is the reincarnation of someone from many years into the distant past whose vital essence/spirit was reborn/reincarnated five centuries into the modern era of Tokyo, Japan.
* He shares the name of the main character of the miniseries *Erased* who possessed a rare, voluntary time-traveling ability he called "Revival."
Volume 17

* Japanese
* English

The seventeenth volume of ***To Your Eternity*** features Fushi sitting on a chair with four skeletons behind him.

## Synopsis

It is evident that Fushi’s old comrades struggle to adjust to their modern surroundings. His friends express interest in leaving their shared home, and Fushi begins to feel a devastating new emotion. Mizuha, however, has something more sinister in store for him…

## Chapters

* Chapter 147: Back to the Present (1) (いまにかえる①, *Ima ni Kaeru*)
* Chapter 147.2: Back to the Present (2) (いまにかえる②, *Ima ni Kaeru*)
* Chapter 148: Where One Belongs (1) (いるべきばしょ①, *Irubeki Basho*)
* Chapter 148.2: Where One Belongs (2) (いるべきばしょ②, *Irubeki Basho*)
* Chapter 149: The Path (1) (みちなり①, *Michinari*)
* Chapter 149.2: The Path (2) (みちなり②, *Michinari*)
* Chapter 149.3: The Path (3) (みちなり③, *Michinari*)
* Chapter 150: Independence (1) (ひとりだち①, *Hitoridachi*)
* Chapter 150.2: Independence (2) (ひとりだち②, *Hitoridachi*)
* Chapter 151: Things That Connect Us (1) (つなぐもの①, *Tsunagu Mono*)
* Chapter 151.2: Things That Connect Us (2) (つなぐもの②, *Tsunagu Mono*)
* Chapter 151.3: Things That Connect Us (3) (つなぐもの③, *Tsunagu Mono*)
* Chapter 151.4: Things That Connect Us (4) (つなぐもの④, *Tsunagu Mono*)
* Chapter 152: Something Grotesque (1) (いぎょうのもの①)
* Chapter 152.2: Something Grotesque (2) (いぎょうのもの②)
* Chapter 153: Invisible Battle (1) (みえぬたたかい①)
* Chapter 153.2: Invisible Battle (2) (みえぬたたかい②)
The Tundra

**The Tundra** is where The Nameless Boy lived and where the immortal acquired its first living vessels, The Boy and Joaan.

## Geography

The tundra is a cold land filled with snow, wind, and low temperatures. It is far away from civilization and lacks the proper materials to fully support human life. However, it was hinted that the Boy's tribe was once able to grow vegetables and possibly even fruit. There is evidence that wolves, elk or other types of deer used to roam the area. It is assumed that temperatures began to drop and food, wood, and other materials began to disappear with the cold.

The Boy's village appears to be located near the ocean and he survives on a diet of fish.

## History

Five years prior, the boy's tribe left the village in search of a place where they would find people and food. The boy describes this as a "paradise with "lots of fish and a thing called 'fruit'. There are people far smarter than us who live happily every day."

Before the group left, the boy tried to sneak away with them but Joaan bit his leg, causing him to be discovered. The adults told him to stay behind and take care of his grandparents. However, they said they would be back with souvenirs if they found that place. Eventually, the boy's grandparents passed away, leaving him alone.

## Culture

### Housing

The Boy's home, along with others in the area, is made out of wood and is in the shape of a half dome. Each house has a stone fireplace and the furniture in the Boy's house appears to be made out of stone and wood as well. When traveling, the Boy sleeps in a tent made out of animal skin which is held in shape by a large bone, possibly a rib taken from a small whale or another large animal.

A line with small shells attached to it can be seen around the inside and outside of the home which is used for catching fish and also serves as a tripwire to alert the Boy to people and animals passing by his home.

### Clothing

Most of the people in the Boy's tribe wear a variation of brown fur cloaks/coats. Underneath these cloaks, they wear simple white linen clothes with brown leather knee pads attached to the pants. They also have gloves and boots made of animal skin and fur.

## Residents

Joaan

The Nameless Boy

## Trivia

* When members of the tribe die, they are buried beneath the snow. The headstones consist of one big stone supported by three or four other stones.
* In an interview, Yoshitoki Oima mentioned the boy lived in a ship that had been cut in half. The interviewer agreed that the ceiling resembled the keel of a ship and Oima explained: "It's not that 'A village exists over there [in the tundra]" but rather that the boy is implying he is "one of the people that made it over there."

## References

1. ↑ http://konomanga.jp/interview/136188-2/2
Uralis Kingdom

**Manga** | Chapter 63 (Mentioned)

**Uralis Kingdom**  (ウラリス 王国, *Urarisu Ōkoku*, ***Uralis Kingdom*** ?) is a kingdom ruled by the Uralis Family.

## Geography

Uralis Kingdom is located in an escarpment. The kingdom is tightly pack due to its limited space between the cliffs. Some buildings are even built into the side of the cliffs.

Nearby, and on ground level, are a few small villages such as Libu.

## Culture

Uralis' culture seems to be based on medieval European culture from its architecture to clothing.

The citizens of Uralis are very lively and friendly. They greatly adore the royal family, especially Prince Bonchien, as seen by how they throw a huge celebration for his arrival/departure. Bonchien's publication *Weekly Bonchien* is a big hit among citizens, and some even cosplay as him.

### Food

    Uralis cuisine seems to be primarily based on European pastries and desserts, such as: cake, macarons, and pies. Afternoon tea is also seen being observed there.

Heartier meals consist of a main dish (such a steak), a side soup, and bread.

Unlike the Yanome, Uralis people eat with forks and knives. They are also seen using drinking horns as cups alongside regular cups, suggesting they drink two different drinks (from different cups) at once.

### Housing

The buildings in Uralis are primarily made of stone. Castle architecture is reminiscent of medieval European castles with cylindrical towers connected together to make walls. The interior is simply stone like the exterior with furniture scattered around inside.

They use garderobe as toilets; rooms that extend out of a building for people to do their business in, waste then falls out into a waterway below to be carried away.

### Clothing

The castle servants, regardless of gender, wear a tunic on top of a long-sleeved white shirt. They wear white leggings on the bottom and sock-like shoes.

Similarly, the soldiers wear the same thing. However with added pauldrons, a long black cape, and a sallet.

Servants and soldiers of the Uralis royal family wear tunics dawning the Uralis logo: a spade-like shape with an "x" pattern on it and two lines below it.

### Communication

Messenger birds are used to communicate between people and are used as microphones.

## Royal Family

The royal family of Uralis is a monarchy that passes on titles based on primogeniture. However, the King can override this if he believes the next son in line isn't fit for the role, such as in the case of Bonchien being passed over for his younger brother, Torta.

There are no rules for who a royal can marry since Bonchien gets together with Todo, a lowly commoner and servant. However, it isn't preferred since Bonchien's mother got rid of Todo when she was younger because she thought Todo was trying to seduce Bonchien.

    The royal family includes:

* King of Uralis
* Queen of Uralis
* Bonchien Nicoli La Tasty Peach Uralis (Prince)
* Torta (Prince)
* Pocoa (Princess)

New members include:

* Todo
* Chabo
* Chabo's unnamed son

## Site Navigation

1. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 77
2. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 65
3. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 66
Rafinha

**Rafael Alcántara do Nascimento** (São Paulo, Brasil; 12 de febrero de 1993), más conocido como **Rafinha**,

es un futbolistabrasileño que juega como centrocampista en el F. C. Barcelona de la Primera División de España. Es hijo del exfutbolista Mazinho y hermano menor del también futbolista Thiago Alcántara.

Se forma futbolísticamente en el Ureca (actualmente Val Miñor), hasta que lo ficha el F. C. Barcelona, a donde llega con trece años. Debuta como profesional con el filial azulgrana en el 2011, con quienes se volvería habitual destacando en el centro del campo.

Durante el 2013 es promovido en la entidad culé, sin embargo acaba siendo cedido por una temporada al Celta de Vigo. Con los celestes explota su nivel de juego, tomando de manera indiscutible una posición en el once inicial. Regresa al Barça al año siguiente, para unirse al primer equipo. Aquí pierde en cierta medida el protagonismo obtenido debido a una lesión que le deja fuera gran parte de la temporada. Trasa superar la lesión, en la temporada 2016-2017 continúa con buenas actuaciones en el club catalán.
The Immortal Army

*"For years, I've waited. For years, I've searched. [For] allies that can't die..."*
— Fushi, Chapter 101

*"We all waited for you... for centuries."*
— Bonchien, Chapter 149.2

   **The Immortal Army** is a group of Fushi's immortal friends. Their spirits stay by Fushi's side even after death. The term and idea was first coined by Bonchien during the Renril Arc.

In the modern era, Yuki refers to them as the Warriors of Light who battle against an evil organization (the Nokkers).

In the future era, they are starless and have a bounty of 5 stars.

## Members

Fushi

Bonchien

Kai Renald Rawle

Hairo Rich

Messar Robin Bastar

Iddy

March

Gugu

Tonari

Oniguma

Ligard

Horse
Mole

* Anime
* Manga

The **Mole** was an animal that resided on the island of Jananda until it was accidentally killed by Fushi, thereby becoming his seventh acquired form.

## Appearance

Its splayed body, brown fur, and lack of visible eyes strongly resemble that of the common mole.

## Trivia

* The mole is the third animal form to be acquired by Fushi and the first acquired while on Jananda.
Oniguma

The **Oniguma**  (オニグマ, *Oniguma*, ***Oniguma*** ?) was an animal that resided in Ninannah.

It was the titular antagonist of the Spirit Bear Arc, but became one of Fushi's revived companions in the New World Arc after bonding with March.

## Background

This impossibly large white bear roamed Ninannah until its defeat at Fushi's hands, and was said to be the guardian Spirit Bear that brought peace and prosperity to the land, but had to be given a yearly sacrifice of a pure, young girl to appease its hunger. Over its life, it had many arrows shot into its hide, resulting in an intimidating, spiked appearance, and was known to bring disaster to those who crossed its path.

## Personality

The Oniguma was originally a highly aggressive carnivore, attacking and devouring humans on sight. Its aggression was believed to have stemmed from humans settling in its territory and the violent encounters it experienced. Though it retains its intimidating demeanor after its revival, it listens to March and has since become docile and friendly enough for Fushi to have it utilize its brute strength for bulldozing a part of a house. It also seems to be somewhat intelligent, as it was visibly at peace after being cared for by March before its death and deliberately chose to accompany March and Fushi as a wandering spirit after.

## Trivia

* The Oniguma was the second animal form that Fushi acquired, and the third form overall.
Oumi/Plot

## Plot

Oumi is introduced in Chapter 61. She informs Fushi of The Guardian Force activities, explaining that they have been working on gathering more allies and are working towards a plan to counter the Nokkers over the entire Hena continent. She goes on to explain that a flag is raised in the towns that agree with their activities. This flag is used to show that the citizens are under the protection of The Guardian Force and are prepared for a Nokker attack. She tells Fushi that if a Nokker appeared in one of those towns, the citizens would surely fight with him.

Fushi points out that the sign on the flag is a Jananda mark, but Oumi says that is an old interpretation and that it now it is now the symbol of "those entrusted by God." Fushi asks if the Nokker on her arm ever resists; after all, it is basically betraying it's kind. Oumi says there is some discord at times, but compared to other Nokkers it is very cooperative.

Fushi then asks her if she is Hisame's daughter and Omi happily says yes, she is. Fushi, hesitantly and nervously, asks Oumi who her father is. She tells Fushi to relax because there is no way he is her father, as Hisame had her when she was seventeen. She then tells Fushi that, from what she understands, he is a very kind person who sympathized with her mother in her youth.

Oumi, who is revealed to be pregnant, tells Fushi that Hisame died half a year ago and that the child in her womb will be next to succeed Hayase's will. She hopes her daughter will enjoy Fushi's care. Fushi awkwardly asks Oumi to leave.
New World Arc

The **New World Arc** is the first story arc of the *Modern Era* saga of *To Your Eternity.* It takes place about five centuries after the *Renril Arc*. It is adapted in the 2021 anime's third season.

## Summary

Five centuries has passed, and Fushi the Immortal now learns to adapt to the sophisticated technological advancements of the modern world with the lifelong best friends he has returned to life. He ends up encountering new adversaries and friends; mainly Mizuha the great-great-great-great-great-great-great granddaughter and her domineering mother Izumi, and Satoru who happens to be the human reincarnation of the Beholder himself.

Things tend to become further complicated all of a sudden when the Nokkers make a comeback with the claim of now wanting harmony between themselves and humankind.

## Characters Introduced

* Satoru, the Beholder reborn
* Yuki Aoki
* Aiko Aoki
* Mizuha, Hayase reborn
* Hanna
* Izumi
* Kazumitsu Aoki
* Funa
* Sumika

## Returning Characters

* The Beholder (flashbacks)
* March (returned to life)
* Oniguma (returned to life)
* Gugu (returned to life)
* Tonari (returned to life)
* Ligard (returned to life)
* Bonchien (returned to life)
* Kai (returned to life)
* Messar (returned to life)
* Hairo (returned to life)
* Eko
* Nokkers
* Kahaku (flashbacks)
Volume 16

* Japanese
* English

The sixteenth volume of ***To Your Eternity*** features Mizuha in a wedding dress, under the water, holding onto a golden Fushi via a rope wrapped around his neck.

## Synopsis

Now, the Nokkers lurk just beneath the surface at school, at playgrounds, and even within Fushi’s friend circle. As Mizuha’s family secret comes to the fore, the Nokkers stretch their tendrils toward the Beholder, who has been reborn as a human boy named Satoru…

## Chapters

* Chapter 139: Making Up (1) (なかなおり①, *Nakanaori*)
* Chapter 139.2: Making Up (2) (なかなおり②, *Nakanaori*)
* Chapter 140: Acting Human (1) (ひとのふり①, *Hito no Furi*)
* Chapter 140.2: Acting Human (2) (ひとのふり②, *Hito no Furi*)
* Chapter 141: Their Home (1) (かれらのいえ①, *Kare-ra no Ie*)
* Chapter 141.2: Their Home (2) (かれらのいえ②, *Kare-ra no Ie*)
* Chapter 142: Chasing Dreams (かけていくゆめ, *Kakete iku Yume*)
* Chapter 143: Binding Earth (1) (むすぶつち①, *Musubutsu Chi*)
* Chapter 143.2: Binding Earth (2) (むすぶつち②, *Musubutsu Chi*)
* Chapter 144: Flying Bug (1) (とぶむし①, *Tobu Mushi*)
* Chapter 144.2: Flying Bug (2) (とぶむし②, *Tobu Mushi*)
* Chapter 145: Meddling (1) (せわやき①, *Sewayaki*)
* Chapter 145.2: Meddling (2) (せわやき②, *Sewayaki*)
* Chapter 146: Number One (1) (いちばん①, *Ichiban*)
* Chapter 146.2: Number One (2) (いちばん②, *Ichiban*)

## Trivia

* In an interview with Oima Yoshitoki, Oima said that each volume cover depicts a character's dream. Mizuha's dream is for Fushi to love her thus she's shown in a wedding dress clinging onto Fushi.
Pioran/Relationships

## Relationships

### Fushi

Pioran taught Fushi how to write, read and how to live as a human. Several evidences suggest that she genuinely cares for Fushi and hopes that Fushi "grows up" and learn to live in the human society as quickly as possible.

### Booze Man

Booze Man and Pioran share similar personalities and get along well as lovers.
Oniguma/Plot

## Plot

### Spirit Bear Arc

The Oniguma first appeared before Parona after she was captured by Hayase for helping March escape. It started by devouring the two Yanome guards nearby, and nearly crushed Parona, who narrowly escaped with her life. The bear appeared later at the sacrificial site, and almost managed to kill March and Parona both before being stopped by Fushi, whose immortality allowed him to subdue the massive beast. It was then brought to Yanome to be dismantled, where it was left under March's care before dying peacefully. Thus, the immortal acquired its form, while its spirit continued to follow him.

### New World Arc

400 years after the battle for Renril, with the Nokkers defeated and the world in presumed peace, Fushi resurrected his past companions, including the Oniguma, enlisting his help in partially demolishing the house he was staying at in order to expand it.
Mister/Plot

## Plot

Until Gugu received his facial injuries, he alongside his older brother Shin worked at Mister's farm. Even after Shin disappears, Gugu continues to work for him.

A while after receiving his injury and starting to live at Booze Man's shop, Gugu runs away from the shop as he was shocked and angered by the fact that Booze Man used his body to store alchohol. A day later, Mister would see Gugu returning to work for him in hopes of finding a means to survive.

After a day's work, Mister invites Gugu to dinner, where his son Chan would accuse Gugu of being a monster and strongly oppose the idea of him returning to work or joining their family. Gugu agrees to take off his mask, arguing that the prerequisite for family is love, in turn shocking Mister's entire family. Although shocked, Mister declares that he meant no harm and requests that Gugu returns to work the next day.

Mister continues to treat Gugu with kindness and understanding after he returns the next day without his mask. Unknown by Mister, Chan finds Gugu that evening and demands that he stops coming to work. Gugu complies, however cherishing his memory of Mister and the rare kindness that he received, knowing that "he could only live in peace because people like Mister exist".

## References

1. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 14
2. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 17
3. ↑ To Your Eternity Manga: Chapter 18
Izumi/Relationships

## Relationships

### Mizuha's grandfather

Izumi and her father have a very rocky relationship. While Izumi was trying to convince her father to leave the Guardians, which had devolved into a cult rather than a defense force at this point, her father tried to do the exact opposite: to get Izumi involved. After her mother died, he tried to set Izumi up with a high-ranking member of the Guardians, to which she reacted with shock and ran away.

While her father has a much milder temper now, Izumi doesn't trust him and won't let Mizuha near him.

### Mizuha

Izumi's love for her daughter soon turned into an obsession as she wanted her to become perfect in every way. While this didn't take a toll on Mizuha's emotional state in her early childhood, she grew up believing she was nothing but a trophy to her mother. Eventually, this led her to develop a grudge against her and killing her.

### Mizuha's father

Before she knew about his affiliation with the Guardians, Izumi seems to have loved her husband very much. After she found out, they fought a lot more and chances are that the only reason Izumi hasn't divorced him yet is Mizuha.
Penna

**Penna**  (ペンナ, *Penna*, ***Penna*** ?) is a minor character in the series that appears briefly during a flashback scene in the Spirit Bear Arc.

## Background

Penna is Parona's sister. They used to live in the same village as March together with their parents.

## Appearance

Penna has a triangle painted on her forehead and wears her black shoulder-length hair in a sideswept ponytail. Her hair is tied together by a hairband with a feather attached to it. She wears the same dress as March and the other girls in the village do and a fur cape.

## Personality

Penna is a caring older sister that wanted to save Parona's life even if it meant giving up her own.

## Trivia

* After Penna disappears, Parona starts wearing a hairband with a feather attached to it.
* In the anime, Penna's face is completely blacked out.
Yoshitoki Ooima

**Yoshitoki Ōima** (大今 良時 *Ōima Yoshitoki*, born March 15, 1989) is a Japanese manga artist and writer, best known for her manga series A Silent Voice

## Life

Ōima was born on March 15, 1989 in Ōgaki, Japan. She is the third daughter of a sign language interpreter mother and has an older sister and an older brother. Due to her mother's work as a sign language interpreter, Ōima was inspired to write the *A Silent Voice* manga series where she got help from her mother and her sister working on the series.

Her first manga was Mardock Scramble which was an adaptation of the same-named novel written by Tow Ubukata and was released in 2009. She was even responsible for an illustration of the ending sequence of the ninth episode of Attack on Titan.  Yoshitoki Ōima worked alongside other manga artists on a collaboration manga called Ore no 100-wame!!. In 2016 Yoshitoki Ōima released her third full manga series under the moniker *To Your Eternity*.

In 2015, Yoshitoki Ōima won the New Creator Prize for Yoshitoki Ōima won that the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize. A Silent Voice was nominated for an Eisner Award a year later,  the Rudolf-Dirks-Award and the Max & Moritz Prize in 2017 and 2018. irks-Award and the Max & Moritz Prize in 2017 and 2018.   In 2018 she and the Daruma de la Meilleure Nouvelle Série for ′Or Manga for *A Silent Voice* and the Daruma de la Meilleure Nouvelle Série for *To Your Eternity*.

## Works

* 2009: *Mardock Scramble*
* 2016: *A Silent Voice*
* 2015: *Ore no 100-wame!!* (alongside other manga artists)
* 2016: *To Your Eternity*

## Videos

Interview with Yoshitoki Oima (Part 1)Interview with Yoshitoki Oima (Part 2)Yoshitoki Oima drawing March
## References

1. ↑ "Im Interview mit Yoshitoki Ōima" (in German). Egmont Manga
2. ↑ Misaki C. Kido (2016-06-07). "Interview: Yoshitoki Oima on A Silent Voice". Kodansha
3. ↑ Misaki C. Kido (2016-06-07). "Interview: Yoshitoki Oima on A Silent Voice". Kodansha.
4. ↑ Scott Green (2013-06-13). "VIDEO: A Final Look Back at "Attack After her success with Crunchyroll
5. ↑ Chrystalyn Hodgkins (2015-03-30). "Aisawa Riku Manga Wins 19th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize's Top Award". Anime News Network.
6. ↑ Michael Cavna (2016-04-16). "2016 Eisner Awards: 'The Oscars of comics' announces record number of nominations for women". Washington Post
7. ↑ "Rudolph Dirks Awa d für grafische Literatur vergeben" (in German). Börsenblatt.
8. ↑ ""Max und Moritz" Award 2018" (in German). Comic-salon.de.
9. ↑ "Daruma 2018 : les lauréats manga" (in French). Japan Expo
Uroy

**Uroy** (ウーロイ, *Ūroi*, ***Uroy***?) is a young boy from Jananda and a member of Tonari's Group.

## Background

Not much is known about Uroy's past, however it was shown that he has been on Jananda for a very long time.

## Appearance

Uroy has slicked-back, short hair. He's shirtless with armor and wears black pants. Like all members of Tonari's group, he has a black cloth wrapped around his right wrist.

His weapon of choice is usually a sword, however he can sometimes be seen with a bow and arrow.

## Personality

Uroy is seen as the older brother figure in the group and is always willing to help his friends. Tonari says that he would always take out his sword to defend them, no matter what. Uroy is also self-sacrificing, telling Tonari to run away while he took care of the Nokker that attached itself to Mia.

## Trivia

* His favorite food is chicken.
* His dream is to keep a bunch of pets.

## References

1. ↑ *To Your Eternity* Volume 6
2. ↑ *To Your Eternity* Volume 4, Chapter 42
Volume 13

* Japanese
* English

The thirteenth volume of ***To Your Eternity*** features only Fushi on the cover. In the background, there is a modern city scape illuminated by neon lights.

## Synopsis

Several centuries have passed since the siege of Renril, and now, mankind celebrates a peaceful world. In an era free of the menacing Nokkers, the battles of Fushi and his comrades are relegated to mere legend. One day, Fushi reawakens to cars speeding down streets, wires hanging suspended in the sky, neon lights aglitter... What else could lie in wait?

## Chapters

* Chapter 117: Peaceful World (穏やかなる世, *Odayakanaru yo*)
* Chapter 118: Reins (1) (手綱①, *Tazuna*)
* Chapter 118.2: Reins (2) (手綱②, *Tazuna*)
* Chapter 119: New Encounter (あたらしいであい①, *Atarashīdeai*)
* Chapter 119.2: New Encounter (2) (あたらしいであい②, *Atarashīdeai*)
* Chapter 120: Path of the Outsider (1) (いぶんしのゆくえ①, *Ibunshi no Yukue*)
* Chapter 120.2: Path of the Outsider (2) (いぶんしのゆくえ②, *Ibunshi no Yukue*)
* Chapter 121: Long-Sought Home (1) (いたるすみか①, *Itaru Sumika*)
* Chapter 121.2: Long-Sought Home (2) (いたるすみか②, *Itaru Sumika*)
* Chapter 122: Bound Hearts (1) (こころのむすびめ①, *Kokoro no Musubime*)
* Chapter 122.2: Bound Hearts (2) (こころのむすびめ②, *Kokoro no Musubime*)
* Chapter 123: Guide (1) (みちしるべ①, *Michishirube*)
* Chapter 123.2: Guide (2) (みちしるべ②, *Michishirube*)
* Chapter 124: Mizuha (1) (みずは①, *Mizuha*)
* Chapter 124.2: Mizuha (2) (みずは②, *Mizuha*)

## Translations

### Archive

**The End of St. Cylira**

When he defeated Fushi,

Cylira, the High Cleric of the Church of Bennett,

transcended Ilsarita and became the savior of the entire world.

But the power of Bennett did not protect him.

One day, a lone man appeared before him.

The man led him to a blast furnace, pushed him from behind,

and reduced him to no more than slag.

Then the man used explosives to blow up both the blast furnace and himself.

Those who saw the red-tinged sky claimed

that a demon had awakened from hell.

Henceforth, Entas was known as a cursed city.

It was later revealed that the man was Kahaku:

The leader of the Guardians and a close associate of Fushi.

These events will be recorded in the New Testament of

the Book of Bennett as the most wicked of all events in history.

UGA CASTLE PRIEST CORCODA'S NOTES

## Trivia

* In an interview with Oima Yoshitoki, Oima said that each volume cover depicts a character's dream. The dream of Fushi is to bring back all of his friends in a peaceful world so they can entirely live a new life, so the cover shows him adoring a happy face and smile with the modern world in the background.

## Gallery

### English Ver.

Front CoverVolume Title IllustrationExtra PageTable of ContentsList of Fushi's companions as of Volume 13
The Doki

**The Doki**  (土器人, *Doki Hito*, ***The Doki*** ?), also known as Earthenware People in the English translation, are a race that communicate by conveying their thoughts, feelings, memories etc. through earthenware pots. They live in a cave at the far northern edge of the Ataruha continent, as stated by Kahaku.

## Known members

* Iddy
* Iddy's brother

## Trivia

* The Doki were referenced a few times, long before they were properly introduced. Once by March in chapter 3, and once by Rean in chapter 20.
Igoss Cropp/Plot

## Plot

Igoss and his wife are about to force Rean to come back home with them when Gugu interrupts them. The man who previously tried to catch Rean recognizes Gugu, which he loudly exclaims. Igoss then turns to Gugu and concludes that he must be the one who led his daughter astray, paying no attention to Rean's arguing. While Booze Man is busy with refilling Gugu's stomach cavity, Igoss explains to Pioran that Rean would always throw tantrums and use them as excuses to run away. However, he doesn't see these actions as a problem, to which Pioran wonders if the fact that he doesn't acknowledge this problem could be the real problem, indirectly criticizing his methods of raising Rean. Igoss doesn't reply, while fully understanding Pioran's intentions, and instead tries to force Rean to leave. Gugu pulls on his sleeve to stop him from leaving, to which Igoss politely asks Gugu to stay out of the matter, but Gugu doesn't back down. Rean uses this distraction to free herself from her father's grasp and takes cover behind Gugu. Her father is confused about this, stating that he has done everything in his power to protect her from embarrassing herself, to which Rean replies that she wants to have more freedom and embarrass herself every once in a while. This seems to make Igoss realize something. After Gugu has left, he tries to leave with Rean again, but Pioran blocks the door.

The next morning, Gugu cooks food for everyone including Rean's parents. Despite not being particularly fond of Gugu, they have to admit that he is a better cook than their own.

At Rean's 16th birthday, Igoss introduces his daughter to the young man him and his wife picked out for Rean to marry. When then mansion collapses from the Nokker attacking, Gugu saves Rean's parents after both of them are hurt and unable to save themselves.

After Rean finds out about Gugu's fate and stays out until late at night, her father finds her laying in the grass at the cliff where the Dreambell Flowers bloom. He scolds her, saying that it's bad for her health, and then sits down in the grass as well. Rean tells him that she doesn't want to marry because she loves someone else. to which her father asks who that person is and says that he wants to meet them immediately. However, Rean responds that that person is already gone.
Volume 14

* Japanese
* English

The fourteenth volume of ***To Your Eternity*** features Fushi and March on the cover looking down into a dollhouse full of dolls of Fushi's friends.

## Synopsis

In a new age, Fushi befriends a teenager named Yuki. In the comforting safety of Yuki’s home, Fushi gathers his comrades one last time. As the days pass, Fushi also meets a descendent of Hayase named Mizuha. He laughs, feasts, and ponders what new emotions and encounters await... Before long, however, a troubling encounter sends ripples of doubt through his quiet life.

## Chapters

* Chapter 125: Secret Base (1) (ひみつきち①, *Himitsu Kichi*)
* Chapter 125.2: Secret Base (2) (ひみつきち②, *Himitsu Kichi*)
* Chapter 126: The One Who Vanished (1) (いなくなったひと①, *Inaku natta Hito*)
* Chapter 126.2: The One Who Vanished (2) (いなくなったひと②, *Inaku natta Hito*)
* Chapter 127: Where He Is (1) (かれのいるばしょ①, *Kare no Iru Basho*)
* Chapter 127.2: Where He Is (2) (かれのいるばしょ②, *Kare no Iru Basho*)
* Chapter 128: The Battle Continues (1) (たたかいのつづき①, *Tatakai no Tsudzuki*)
* Chapter 128.2: The Battle Continues (2) (たたかいのつづき②, *Tatakai no Tsudzuki*)
* Chapter 128.3: The Battle Continues (3) (たたかいのつづき③, *Tatakai no Tsudzuki*)
* Chapter 129: Words That Don't Reach (1) (とどかぬことば①, *Todokanu Kotoba*)
* Chapter 129.2: Words That Don't Reach (2) (とどかぬことば②, *Todokanu Kotoba*)
* Chapter 130: Proof of Peace (1) (へいわのしょうめい①, *Heiwa no Shōmei*)
* Chapter 130.2: Proof of Peace (2) (へいわのしょうめい②, *Heiwa no Shōmei*)
* Chapter 131: Alongside Peace (1) (へいわとともに①, *Heiwa to Tomoni*)
* Chapter 131.2: Alongside Peace (2) (へいわとともに②, *Heiwa to Tomoni*)
* Chapter 132: Contract for Love (あいのけいやく, *Ai no Keiyaku*)

## Translations

### Archive 1

**Shimamura**

Receipt Number 0028 #Receipt#

Men's top — 1 — ￥500

Usually ￥1000

Children's ensemble — 1 — ￥399

Usually ￥798

Women's one-piece — 1 — ￥490

Usually ￥980

Women's one-piece — 1 — ￥490

Usually ￥980

Towel - 1 - ￥99

Points: 5 points

Subtotal: ￥1,978

Total: ￥2,175

**Fall's 50% off fair is on now!!**

### Archive 2

**Minamoto Junior High School's Four Precepts**

1. Be as pure and proper as spring water.

2. Be someone whose heart is as big as the sea.

3. Be ever-changing like the river.

4. Be as tranquil as a still pond.

## Trivia

* In an interview with Oima Yoshitoki, Oima said that each volume cover depicts a character's dream. The dream of March and Fushi is to live happily together with everyone under one roof, so the covers shows them looking down at a dollhouse filled with their friends.

## Gallery

### English Ver.

Front CoverVolume Title IllustrationStory RecapTable of ContentsExtra PageList of Fushi's companions as of Volume 14