To Your Eternity — Season 1
From the vastness of space, something extraordinary falls to Earth – an Orb, simply known as It. This enigmatic entity isn't alive in any conventional sense; instead, it’s a blank slate, capable of mirroring and adopting the form of anything it observes. Initially taking on the inert guise of a rock, then evolving into moss as the world warms, It remains dormant until a chance encounter: a dying wolf stumbles past. In absorbing the creature's final moments, It awakens to consciousness and begins its journey with an uncertain purpose. Soon, It crosses paths with a young boy, patiently awaiting the return of his tribe from a legendary southern paradise overflowing with abundance. Though isolated, he clings to hope – that they haven’t forgotten him, and that one day, they'll be reunited. Driven by this longing, the boy embarks on a perilous quest south, accompanied by It. But as their journey progresses, weakened by injury and facing an increasingly desolate landscape, what fate awaits them? *To Your Eternity* is a poignant exploration of immortality through the eyes of this being, charting its encounters with humanity across time and place, revealing the beauty and fragility of life itself.
A sphere descends and settles upon the world. It shifts and changes, mirroring the landscape around it: first stone, then verdant moss, then the form of a dying wolf. The wolf then journeys toward its last kin—a solitary boy dwelling in a s…
Transformed into a boy, the sphere journeyed to Ninanna, only to be met with hostility. There, a girl named March found him, though her own aspirations for adulthood seemed uncertain.
With the arrival of March, she is led to the altar for sacrifice to Oniguma. Throughout the journey, she attends to Fushi, whose youthful form belies a mind seemingly detached from the world.
Intrigued by Fushi's resilience against death, Hayase takes him, accompanied by March, Parona, and Pioran, to the nation of Yanome. They are shown the sights, receive courteous attention, yet an unsettling current underlies the apparent hos…
Fushi, March, and Parona press onward, fleeing Yanome and striving to return to Ninanna. Hayase pursues them relentlessly, his efforts focused particularly on capturing Fushi.
Having tentatively grasped something akin to humanity, Fushi embarked on a solitary journey. There, he encountered Pioran once more, who guided him in the acquisition of language and literacy, fostering his ability to navigate the world as …
Fushi and Pioran reached Takunaha, finding there the peculiar Booze Man and a boy named Gugu. Gugu, who had resided with Booze Man for months since an unfortunate incident, began to trust Fushi.
Fushi recounts to Gugu the origins of his shifting forms – the wolf, Joaan, and March. In turn, Gugu imparts his understanding of death. Through this shared exchange, they arrive at a deeper comprehension of what it truly means to be family…
Fushi recounted to Gugu the tale of Joaan, the wolf, and the boy he had inhabited. Gugu, in turn, spoke of death, drawing upon memories of his own life – of a time spent in service to a prosperous household alongside his brother.
Deep within the woods, Fushi and Gugu battled the Nokkers they had encountered. The prospects were bleak, yet Gugu possessed a contingency, a hidden resource poised to turn the tide.
Four years have passed since their first encounter with the Nokkers, and Fushi and Gugu have blossomed into young men of considerable promise. A recent reunion with Gugu's brother has led to an invitation to Rean's birthday celebration.
The fragile understanding blossoming between Gugu and Rean was abruptly shattered by the sudden appearance of the Nokkers, their arrival igniting a wave of panic within the hall. In the ensuing chaos, Fushi and Gugu found themselves compell…
Emerging from Booze Man's dwelling, Fushi began a wandering path through the quiet streets of Takunaha. He carried a multitude of inquiries for the Observer, yet found the answers frustratingly elusive, never quite straightforward.
On the isolated prison island of Jananda, Fushi and Pioran are adrift from one another. Desperate to reunite with her, Fushi enters a tournament. The prize for survival is absolute freedom: the power to command anything, including the means…
Amidst the tournament's bustle, Fushi undergoes a startling metamorphosis, becoming Parona of Ninannah. The realization of this transformation sends a shock through him. Elsewhere, Tonari, driven by a fervent desire for Fushi’s companionshi…
Fushi barely prevails against the Nokkers. Afterward, he confides in his companions, and they share their aspirations and histories.
With Fushi vanquished, Hayase presented an unexpected proposition to the inhabitants of Jananda.
Tonari journeyed back to Jananda with the purpose of rescuing Fushi. Before resuming their travels, they sought shelter for the night within a cave, where Tonari confided in them, sharing glimpses of her history.
Fushi, Tonari, and their companions confront the Nokkers, creatures who have seized control of the dead.
Leaving Tonari behind, Fushi made his way to the harbor, where Pioran awaited. A shadow of apprehension crossed his face; he feared his presence might draw the attention of the Nokkers once more, putting her in danger.
