Something I just noticed whilst re-watching the 1st episode is how different the Nameless Boy's paradise is, compared to others. When others have died, and are on the brink of deciding to continue on to paradise or not, they have crystal clear picture of their environment, loved ones and even themselves (picturing themselves as younger version or ones without scars). But the Nameless Boy's paradise is blank, he is surrounded by snow, his family are faceless silhouettes (as he has inevitably started to forget them after 5 years) and even the new people he meet are blank silhouettes. In the manga, the new people he imagines meeting are very blurry silhouettes. Because he grew up knowing only the frozen landscape he has no way of picturing what other, more intelligent people, would look like. Or even what other kind of environments there are in the world. The only ones who are portrayed crystal clear in his Paradise are himself and Joaan, the only light in his endless world of snow.
I- 🤯🙆🏻♀️ Damn... I am speechless. The nameless boy had it ROUGH. Wanna know what's worse? _Someone out there in the real world may be going through what this kid of 14 years went through._ (with the constant conflicts going on today.)
True. But I don’t like the studio chance of season 2. they are not as good as the previous one in making that deep feeling of making memories and letting go
If you listen all of the ost,there is at least 3/4 similliar tone ,but its different,i've listen to Fushi awakening,gugu death,and pioran death there is a little different if you hear it closely & slowly
@@panjisaputra3126 Due to the different parts of the song, it is possible to cut it and use excerpts for different scenes. Also, keep in mind that there are variants of the same song. But in the case of Pioran's death, this same one was used without editing or cuts, and it is surprising how the changes in the parts of the song fit perfectly, especially when he dies, is young and then transforms.
@@lightningsensei Yup,every instruments that added at every death of a character who attached to fushi,it shows that how far & how much fushi has grow,it just beautiful:')👍
The saddest part is - In the climax of kimi no nawa he said remember me and then mitsuha said what was your name? In this anime the boy said remember me and we audience are asking what was his name 🙂 the makers hit it on spot.
1:14 This bit reminds me of Star Trek for some reason. Actually the entire show is almost Star Trek flavored. Every life matters. No death is in vain. A living probe learning from and with the universe
The climax at 2:05 plays for all of the important deaths in series at a moment of realization: (spoilers below) It plays at the end of episode 1 after the Nameless boy's death, when Fushi realizes that the nameless boy has died and that he can fulfill his dream It plays at the end of episode 5 where Parona shoots Hayase after March's death, and she realizes she has missed It plays during episode 12 when Gugu realizes that he has died in the afterlife It plays during Pioran's death when Fushi realizes that she has died And in season 2, it plays when Fushi realizes the two middle-aged people at the village were Tonari and Sanchel
After my dog has passed, i could not listen to this for a whole year or more, It would remind me of him and i would get depression. But now.. i can finally look death in the eye. And cry even more...
Watched ep 16 last night. What a lousey situation for Fushi. That didn't sit well with me. I just learned there will be a season 2. And... why is the soundtrack not available on CD? I've looked at many places. Cannot find it.
@@MHendersonCounseling VMDB is showing 3 discs in all... two soundtrack and one of the Hikaru Utada op. Is that all in the blue ray package? CD Japan has that for about $150. The listing says it contains eps 1-6. running tim 150 minutes, 2 discs. No mention of an audio CD.
@@arthursemeghinigallo3336 I feel like I lost a loved one. This is a series that ended too soon. In 35+ years of watching anime, nothing else has had such an impact for me. This has become my favorite series. It eliminated or minimized everything that I dislike about anime, and emphasized the qualities that can make anime a great medium for story telling. Over 20 episodes, I've seen love and loss, growth of a "monster" into a caring, compassionate human. I've discovered that I can come to love a 90 year old woman. I've discovered that natural chemistry between characters can be achieved (Boozeman and Pioran), that voice acting can be realistic, that music can become a part of the whole in a seamless manner. I've discovered that anime characters can be dignified and beautiful and not exaggerated. And finally, that a story can be told in a natural progression without any pretense. I love this series! Have read the manga, bought the the first two blurays, have the third one on order and anxiously await season 2.
1:27 onwards reminds me of some songs from the Planetes OST and actually from Futurama as well This short bit at 1:56 reminds me of when Fry plays his song to Leela in the devil's hands are idle playthings (futurama episode)
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Fushi always uses the nameless boy body to show it the world the boy was never able to experience outside the snowy region
Let that sink In...
Yup😢❤
i am really cry😭
“Everyone dies, I live.”
That line gets me every time
i will forever say To Your Eternity has one of the best underwatched first episodes in all of anime.
This show gave me so much knowledge and helped me to be humble, I wish more people will value the times we share with our family.
Something I just noticed whilst re-watching the 1st episode is how different the Nameless Boy's paradise is, compared to others. When others have died, and are on the brink of deciding to continue on to paradise or not, they have crystal clear picture of their environment, loved ones and even themselves (picturing themselves as younger version or ones without scars).
But the Nameless Boy's paradise is blank, he is surrounded by snow, his family are faceless silhouettes (as he has inevitably started to forget them after 5 years) and even the new people he meet are blank silhouettes. In the manga, the new people he imagines meeting are very blurry silhouettes. Because he grew up knowing only the frozen landscape he has no way of picturing what other, more intelligent people, would look like. Or even what other kind of environments there are in the world.
The only ones who are portrayed crystal clear in his Paradise are himself and Joaan, the only light in his endless world of snow.
I- 🤯🙆🏻♀️ Damn... I am speechless. The nameless boy had it ROUGH. Wanna know what's worse?
_Someone out there in the real world may be going through what this kid of 14 years went through._
(with the constant conflicts going on today.)
nah cause that just made me want to cry more TTTT
Masterpiece
no truer words could have been said.
True. But I don’t like the studio chance of season 2. they are not as good as the previous one in making that deep feeling of making memories and letting go
@@kijomahoffmann5612 That's not the point of the show.
You are correct
This anime deserves a lot more love
"No death is in vain"
-The creator
This motif is everywhere in the anime..always hits the feels
Listening to this makes me realise how little time we have on this lump of things called earth
It seems to me that this song was composed with Pioran's death scene in mind as it fit the bill perfectly.
It also played at gugu's death
@@unbloodz1584 the scene where his ghost joined the group hug 😭
If you listen all of the ost,there is at least 3/4 similliar tone ,but its different,i've listen to Fushi awakening,gugu death,and pioran death there is a little different if you hear it closely & slowly
@@panjisaputra3126 Due to the different parts of the song, it is possible to cut it and use excerpts for different scenes. Also, keep in mind that there are variants of the same song.
But in the case of Pioran's death, this same one was used without editing or cuts, and it is surprising how the changes in the parts of the song fit perfectly, especially when he dies, is young and then transforms.
@@lightningsensei Yup,every instruments that added at every death of a character who attached to fushi,it shows that how far & how much fushi has grow,it just beautiful:')👍
This deserves an fucking award.
I've been waiting for months, just listening to this makes me feel like crying
The saddest part is - In the climax of kimi no nawa he said remember me and then mitsuha said what was your name?
In this anime the boy said remember me and we audience are asking what was his name 🙂 the makers hit it on spot.
Damn.... You've related it the best
Feelings towards the person >> their name.
Hundreds of people are named the same so it doesn't help.
Yes I love this film
And I want to eat your pancreas
Play this at my funeral Big Sad
1:14
This bit reminds me of Star Trek for some reason. Actually the entire show is almost Star Trek flavored. Every life matters. No death is in vain. A living probe learning from and with the universe
more like death note for me XD
The climax at 2:05 plays for all of the important deaths in series at a moment of realization: (spoilers below)
It plays at the end of episode 1 after the Nameless boy's death, when Fushi realizes that the nameless boy has died and that he can fulfill his dream
It plays at the end of episode 5 where Parona shoots Hayase after March's death, and she realizes she has missed
It plays during episode 12 when Gugu realizes that he has died in the afterlife
It plays during Pioran's death when Fushi realizes that she has died
And in season 2, it plays when Fushi realizes the two middle-aged people at the village were Tonari and Sanchel
Underrated anime
Season 2 didn't got proper attention
What's the 1 that played when Gugu died kissing Rean? I cry every time I hear it now bc of the callback to that moment
ya itu benar, aku sangat suka bagian ini tapi juga menyakitiku setiap aku mengingat nya😭
Why has this so few views? It‘s a masterpiece
Everybody's crying just by seing the cover. Cant enjoy it when you're litteraly choking on your tears
AAAAAAA GUGUUUUU
2:05
thank you sanra
😌😌
Ep 1 S1 of to your eternity
Me:😔🌹
Farewell Pioran-san
It's like each death gets more tragic in this show.
What we do now echoes in eternity. marcus aurelius
One moment it's peaceful and positive and then 2:05
i know 😞
spoiler for season 1*
I think that sudden change symbolises the sudden death of pioran on that island when it seems most peaceful
😊
Can someone extend this
EASILY! In m'y top 5 favorite ost
Love this theme so much
its not in shazam, i had a bit of trouble finding you. worth it :)
My immortal warriors
Jesus this post was from a year ago... I made this comment after an entire week of trying to tell my partner about a bad diagnosis. Well, shit.
I can't stop crying 😭😭😢
2:06 and i cried a lot
MASTERPIECE
The music make me cry at last ep
The ost is fcking deeper 💔😭
Listening to this soundtrack is enough to make you cry
After my dog has passed, i could not listen to this for a whole year or more, It would remind me of him and i would get depression. But now.. i can finally look death in the eye. And cry even more...
I want to cry, the old may in the anime...
Very Nice
Yeah Bro
Este ost hace que hasta los mas machos se quiebren, grande Fumetsu no God!!!!!
10/10
Nice editing ❤😭😭💕😭
Last ost they produce for pioran's death was quite the music of Anime verse ❤
I heard that the OST 1 album is out. Any download links?
I can’t find any download links either
The OST was a blue-ray exclusive I believe? Might have to sail the high seas
@@MHendersonCounseling but it'll be worth it 🥲
Vidmate
Masterpiece indeed
emotional damage
They cooked
2:05 😢
Just hits so right!
For an animei that deal with death perfectly.
Watched ep 16 last night. What a lousey situation for Fushi. That didn't sit well with me. I just learned there will be a season 2.
And... why is the soundtrack not available on CD? I've looked at many places. Cannot find it.
Soundtrack is a blue ray exclusive. Yarr harr
@@MHendersonCounseling VMDB is showing 3 discs in all... two soundtrack and one of the Hikaru Utada op. Is that all in the blue ray package? CD Japan has that for about $150. The listing says it contains eps 1-6. running tim 150 minutes, 2 discs. No mention of an audio CD.
What did you think of the whole anime now that it's over?
@@arthursemeghinigallo3336 I feel like I lost a loved one. This is a series that ended too soon. In 35+ years of watching anime, nothing else has had such an impact for me. This has become my favorite series. It eliminated or minimized everything that I dislike about anime, and emphasized the qualities that can make anime a great medium for story telling.
Over 20 episodes, I've seen love and loss, growth of a "monster" into a caring, compassionate human. I've discovered that I can come to love a 90 year old woman. I've discovered that natural chemistry between characters can be achieved (Boozeman and Pioran), that voice acting can be realistic, that music can become a part of the whole in a seamless manner. I've discovered that anime characters can be dignified and beautiful and not exaggerated.
And finally, that a story can be told in a natural progression without any pretense.
I love this series!
Have read the manga, bought the the first two blurays, have the third one on order and anxiously await season 2.
@@basspig You said it; perfect explanation! This whole anime just broke my whole soul when Gugu passed.
nameless boy to fushi "we can!" - "can we?"
bruh why dislike
Dislike from Knocker
Who knows the name of the composer? I tried to search who was but I can't find it.
Ryo Kawasaki
The fucking Japanese flute thing? What is it called, because it may be my favorite instrument, every song I have heard with it I love. 😂
Idk if it's the same type of flute but xenoblade 3 also has similar sounding flutes called shinobue
❤
Where is wallpaper from?
have you found the answer?
*Heaven*
@@baltique347 maybe it was some sort of anime hell, where they were closed in a limbo for the whole eternity
@@witekusmieszek i wouldn't mind being trapped in that place for an eternity..
@@baltique347 after a while everyone would
1:27 onwards reminds me of some songs from the Planetes OST and actually from Futurama as well
This short bit at 1:56 reminds me of when Fry plays his song to Leela in the devil's hands are idle playthings (futurama episode)
To your dépression
Seu nome é Fushi, somente Fushi.
Aa
s2 ruined it
No it didn't. You are just missing the point. Like why do you expect to get emotional while watching this everytime ?
It's good tho
2:06
1:21