To Your Eternity Season 3 Reveals Key Visual and Announces October 2025 Premiere: What We Know So Far
The Present World arc of To Your Eternity debuts in 2025, introducing fresh characters and emotional moments in a modern setting
Image Via Drive and MASSKET
To Your Eternity is coming back again for Season 3. It’ll start airing in October 2025. The official website just dropped a new key visual, and also five brand-new characters that going to be part of this season’s story. This time, the plot will move into a modern setting, called the “Present World” arc.
In the new visual, Fushi is shown at a dining table, inside what looks like the Aoki household. There’s kind of a warm, relaxed mood there. Mizuha, a junior high girl who plays a big role this time, sits across from him with a smile. Also, old characters like March, Gugu, and the three Eternal Warriors are back, along with some new ones. The manga creator Yoshitoki Oima said he supervised the image because he wanted everyone he cared about in it. Which is kind of sweet honestly.
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— アニメ『不滅のあなたへ』公式 (@nep_fumetsu) July 4, 2025
📢アニメ「不滅のあなたへ Season3」
メインビジュアル解禁‼️
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物語の舞台“現世”のアオキ家で
食卓を囲む温かな団らん🍚
中心には、主人公・フシ🌱
その向かいでミズハが微笑んでいる。
マーチやグーグー、ボン、不滅の三戦士・・・、
フシの仲間が勢揃い！
現世編の新キャラクターも🆕👥… pic.twitter.com/wSNLgLKOrI
Some Staff Changes, But Many Returns Too
For this season, Sota Yokote is stepping up as the new director. Kiyoko Sayama, who worked on Season 2, is now the chief director. But not everything’s changing—Shinzo Fujita is back as series composer, same with Koji Yabuno for character designs, and Ryo Kawasaki still doing the music. Drive and STUDIO MASSKET will again handle the animation side.
Voice cast stays mostly the same with Reiji Kawashima returning as Fushi. Kenjiro Tsuda is also returning to voice the Beholder. There’s also some new voices—Tomori Kusunoki as Mizuha, Yumiri Hanamori as Satoru, and Megumi Han as Yuki Aoki. Some of these actors actually voiced other characters in Season 2, which is kind of interesting.
Also read : To Your Eternity Manga Set to Conclude with Volume 25: What to Expect
Based on Yoshitoki Oima’s manga from 2016, the anime has been touching fans for years. It started with a strange orb, which turned into many forms—finally becoming Fushi. The story has always been about life, death, and what it means to be human, and that won’t change.
This next chapter feels more grounded, but probably still just as emotional. October 2025 is still a bit far, but fans can rewatch the older seasons on Crunchyroll while waiting.
Written By “Sujoy Bhowmik - India Today Gaming”
