To Your Eternity
Start here. Twenty episodes covering the manga's first six volumes, from Fushi's arrival on Earth onward.
An immortal being is sent to Earth as a sphere that can take the shape of whatever leaves a strong impression on it: a rock, a wolf, then a boy. Later named Fushi, it wanders for centuries, gaining a new form and a new grief with each person it loses. The anime adapts Yoshitoki Oima's manga across three seasons.
3 titles · 62 episodes · ~26 hours
Three TV seasons, watched in order: Season 1, Season 2, Season 3. There are no films or OVAs. The one extra is a recap special from 2021, which is not listed because it repeats the first twelve episodes.
Start here. Twenty episodes covering the manga's first six volumes, from Fushi's arrival on Earth onward.
Twenty episodes, picking up the manga at volume 7. Drive takes over animation from Brain's Base.
Twenty-two episodes covering the manga's Present World arc. It finishes that arc but not the manga.
Each season continues the manga from where the previous one stopped, and the breaks fall cleanly on volume breaks: Season 1 ends with volume 6, Season 2 with volume 12, Season 3 with volume 19. The studio changes after Season 1, from Brain's Base to Drive, but the story carries straight on. Season 3 finishes the Present World arc and is not the end of the manga, which runs six more volumes.
To Your Eternity has 3 seasons in the main run — 62 episodes altogether.
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| To Your Eternity | TV Series | 20 episodes | April 2021 |
| To Your Eternity Season 2 | TV Series | 20 episodes | October 2022 |
| To Your Eternity Season 3 | TV Series | 22 episodes | October 2025 |
3 titles · 62 episodes · ~26 hours
Where each part of the anime lines up with the source, so you know where to pick up reading.
The season breaks fall on volume breaks: Season 1 ends with chapter 54, the last chapter of volume 6, and Season 2 with chapter 116, the last of volume 12. Volumes 20 to 25, the Future arc, have not been animated. The manga ended in June 2025 with chapter 201.
Start with Season 1, the 20-episode series that began in April 2021. The story has no other entry point.
Season 1, Season 2, Season 3. Each one continues directly from the last, and there are no films or OVAs to fit in.
It was not billed as one. Season 3 was promoted as the conclusion of the Present World arc, and it ends with manga volume 19. Volumes 20 to 25, the Future arc, have not been adapted, and no Season 4 has been announced as of October 2026.
The manga is. It ran in Weekly Shonen Magazine from November 9, 2016 to June 4, 2025, ending with chapter 201 and 25 volumes. The anime's latest episode, the Season 3 finale, aired on March 28, 2026.
Start at volume 20, chapter 166, the beginning of the Future arc. Season 1 covers volumes 1 to 6, Season 2 volumes 7 to 12 and Season 3 volumes 13 to 19.
Yes. Kodansha USA publishes it, and the English edition is complete: the final volume, 25, came out on October 13, 2026.
Fushi's Journey is a recap special that aired in Japan on July 5, 2021, between episodes 12 and 13 of Season 1. It summarizes the story so far and adds nothing new, so it is not in the list above.
No. The anime is the three TV seasons, 62 episodes in total, plus the one recap special.
Yes, from Crunchyroll, for all three seasons. Jacob Hopkins voices Fushi and Cory Yee voices the Beholder throughout. The Season 1 dub premiered on May 31, 2021, Season 2 on November 6, 2022, and the Season 3 dub started the same day as the Japanese broadcast, October 4, 2025.
No filler is listed for Season 1, and Season 2 follows the manga closely with only a few small added scenes. The seasons adapt the manga volume by volume.
In the US, Crunchyroll has all three seasons (checked October 2026). Availability differs by country.
The 62 episodes take about 26 hours: 20 in Season 1, 20 in Season 2 and 22 in Season 3.