Fushi’s Next Chapter: What To Your Eternity — Season 3 Brings
If you’ve been tearing up over the first two seasons of To Your Eternity (a.k.a. Fumetsu no Anata e), then get on the train cause the journey continues. Season 3 is officially landing this October — and it’s shaping up to be one of the series’ boldest turns yet.
Why October 2025 feels like the right time
The anime announced a while back that season three would move into what fans and press often call the “This World” / Modern or New World arc — basically, Fushi wakes up in an era that’s more recognizable to us: cities, technology, and a society that has evolved the stakes in ways the earlier, more medieval-style arcs didn’t. That tonal jump from village epics to a contemporary setting is huge for the narrative. It changes both how Fushi experiences humanity and what “being human” demands of him. If you love character-driven stories that reinvent their world around the protagonist, Season 3 looks made for you.
Trailers and main visuals released so far give two clear vibes. Beautiful, melancholic framing we’ve come to expect from Yoshitoki Ōima’s world and a neon-tinged cityscape that signals modern conflicts and new faces. The preview material leans into mood more than plot, which honestly, is a blessing. To Your Eternity sells its emotional beats best when you hit them unspoiled. And yes, the trailers are accompanied by new music. The much talked about opening theme for S3 is performed by Perfume, which adds an unexpectedly modern pop texture to the show’s soundscape. If you enjoyed the haunting, thoughtful score of previous seasons, this change signals another layer of tonal evolution.
Thoughts about the release
Across social there’s a mix of excitement and nervousness. Excitement because a modern era Fushi opens new storytelling doors, nervousness because genre and pacing will shift. Early poster reactions and Reddit threads show people already theorizing about which manga volumes Season 3 will adapt and whether the anime will keep the slow burn emotional approach or crank up momentum. If you hang out in fandom spaces, expect lots of theory threads once episodes start airing.
Yes. If you love To Your Eternity for its soul searching questions about life, death, and what it means to belong, Season 3 promises more of that. But placed into a modern world that will test Fushi in new and practical ways. The staff changes and studio collaboration are worth keeping an eye on (animation style and pacing can shift with new teams), but the core creative DNA — the manga’s themes and the anime’s emotional center is still driving this adaptation.
Image Credit Drive Inc., STUDIO MASSKET Inc.
