To Your Eternity Teases The Cruel Jananda Arc with New PV before Episode 13

To all of you out there who thought “How sad can it be?” before watching episode 1 of To Your Eternity, and then ended up with soaked eyes. I am with you.

However, the creators of the anime are not, because soon the anime is going to jump into the most scarring arc of the series. Brace yourself but I assure you, it will be futile.

With episode 13, To Your Eternity anime will dive directly into the harrowing “Jananda Island” arc. The episode is coming on 12th July, so mark the date and don’t say I didn’t warn you.

A new trailer has been released to highlight the arc and its contents!

The arc begins with Fushi and Pioran boarding the wrong ship and ending up on Jananda island. It is an island of prisoners and their kin where there is no rule. Brutal murders are committed at every turn and no one is allowed to leave.

While Fushi makes new comrades here and vouches to help them escape, the nokkers are also becoming strong. With his stolen forms, they will attack Fushi once again. How many people will he be able to save this time?

New characters like Tonari, Mia, Uroy, Sansi, Gopa, Nand, and others will be introduced in the upcoming arc. Let’s see how many of them survive past the first episode.

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The Janadnda arc is just as big as the Takunaha arc and might need just as many episodes to cover it. The ongoing season is set to have a total of 20 episodes. 

Thus the anime might end on either the Jananda arc or the Guardians arc.

Nonetheless, To Your Eternity shot to fame as soon as it had debuted. Of course, that is to be expected from the creator of A Silent Voice. So keep your tissues nearby before you dive into episode 13.

About To Your Eternity

To Your Eternity is a manga series by Yoshitoki Oima. It has been serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump since 2016. Crunchyroll releases its manga in English. It is being adapted into an anime by Studio Brain’s Base and will be released on April 12th.

The story follows an immortal being named Fushi whose purpose is to gain knowledge of the world. He travels from Kingdom to Kingdom and witnesses humans displaying their emotions. As the story progresses, this being takes the form of an abandoned boy and his wolf.

Source: Official Twitter

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