by A new special collaboration video featuring the theme song “Fumetsu no Anata” by the popular three-member music unit Perfume has been released on YouTube to celebrate Season 3 of the TV anime To Your Eternity. Based on the award-winning manga by Yoshitoki Oima also known for A Silent Voice the series continues its deeply emotional journey with a story that spans lifetimes.
The newly released video condenses the vast narrative of the anime, highlighting Fushi’s countless encounters, painful farewells, and personal growth. It bridges the earlier arcs from Seasons 1 and 2 with the current storyline of Season 3, offering both a nostalgic recap for longtime fans and an accessible introduction for newcomers.
A Moving Theme Song by Perfume
Perfume one of Japan’s most influential pop acts lends their signature electronic sound to the anime’s new theme song. “Fumetsu no Anata” blends emotional vocals with atmospheric production, perfectly matching the series’ themes of memory, loss, and enduring bonds.
The collaboration has generated excitement not only among anime fans but also among music listeners, as Perfume rarely contributes to long-running dramatic series of this scale.
Key qualities of the song include:
- Melancholic yet uplifting tone
- Lyrics reflecting eternal connection and remembrance
- Cinematic arrangement suitable for epic storytelling
- Emotional resonance with Fushi’s journey
Special Movie Highlights Fushi’s Journey
The collaboration video showcases pivotal moments from across the series, focusing on the relationships that shape Fushi’s evolution.
Viewers can expect scenes depicting:
- Heartbreaking separations
- Moments of kindness and sacrifice
- Fushi’s struggle to understand humanity
- Transition from past eras to a more modern setting
- The emotional weight of immortality
By condensing years of storytelling into a single montage, the video emphasizes the central theme: even an immortal being is defined by fleeting human connections.
About To Your Eternity
To Your Eternity (Fumetsu no Anata e) is a critically acclaimed manga by Yoshitoki Oima, serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine from October 2016 until its conclusion in June 2025.
The story begins with a mysterious orb sent to Earth, capable of transforming into anything that stimulates it. Over time, this entity eventually named Fushi assumes forms such as:
- A stone
- A wolf
- A young boy
- Numerous other human identities
Through these transformations, Fushi learns language, survival skills, emotions, and the meaning of life itself.
The series explores profound philosophical questions about identity, mortality, grief, and what it truly means to be human.
Anime Broadcast History
The anime adaptation has been praised for its faithful storytelling and emotional depth.
- Season 1: April – August 2021 (NHK Educational TV)
- Season 2: October 2022 – March 2023
- Season 3: Currently airing in 2026
Season 3 shifts the narrative into a new era, often referred to as the “Present Life Arc,” contrasting with the historical settings of earlier seasons.
Season 3 Broadcast Details and Hiatus
Season 3 airs on NHK General TV every Saturday at 11:45 PM (Japan time).
However, the broadcast schedule was temporarily interrupted due to coverage of the 2026 Milan–Cortina Winter Olympics. The anime is scheduled to resume with Episode 17 on February 28, 2026.
Season 3 Overview
- Total episodes: 22
- Current arc: Present Life Arc
- Focus: Fushi navigating a modern world while confronting past consequences
Why Season 3 Is Significant
Season 3 represents a major turning point for the series.
Modern Setting
Fushi must adapt to contemporary society, technology, and new forms of conflict.
Accumulated Emotional Weight
Centuries of memories influence his decisions and relationships.
Expanded World-Building
New characters and factions add complexity to the narrative.
Continuation of Core Themes
Love, loss, and the search for meaning remain central.
Why the Series Resonates Worldwide
Several factors contribute to the anime’s global popularity:
- Deep emotional storytelling
- Unique immortal protagonist
- Thought-provoking themes
- Strong character writing
- Beautiful animation and music
Unlike typical action-focused anime, To Your Eternity prioritizes human drama and philosophical reflection.
Is It Beginner-Friendly?
Yes. While prior seasons enrich the experience, the collaboration video and Season 3’s new arc make it possible for newcomers to start watching. However, viewers who want the full emotional impact are encouraged to begin with Season 1.
Final Thoughts
The release of the Perfume collaboration video for To Your Eternity Season 3 offers a powerful reminder of why the series has touched so many hearts. By combining evocative music with unforgettable scenes, the special movie captures the essence of Fushi’s long and lonely journey.
As the anime resumes after its Olympic hiatus, fans can look forward to more emotional storytelling and major developments in the Present Life Arc. Whether you are a longtime follower or a curious newcomer, this season promises to be one of the most impactful chapters yet.
