New Voices Join Fushi's Epic Journey: To Your Eternity Season 3 Unveils Expanded Cast for October 2025 Premiere

The anime world is abuzz with excitement as the third season of Fumetsu no Anata e (To Your Eternity) prepares for its grand return. Based on Yoshitoki Ōima's captivating supernatural adventure manga, this highly anticipated installment is set to premiere on October 4, 2025, on NHK General TV. Fans are particularly thrilled by the recent announcement of an expanded cast, promising to enrich Fushi's profound and ever-evolving journey.

The continuation of this beloved saga sees Souta Yokote directing at studios Drive and Studio Massket, with Kiyoko Sayama lending her extensive experience as chief director. The core voice cast, whose performances have deeply resonated with audiences worldwide, will make a triumphant return. Reiji Kawashima reprises his role as the immortal protagonist Fushi, and Kenjirou Tsuda returns as the enigmatic Observer. Tomori Kusunoki is back as the skilled middle school student Mizuha, joined by Megumi Han as Yūki Aoki.

An Expanded Ensemble Brings New Voices

Adding a fresh layer of intrigue to the unfolding drama, the mysterious character Satoru will be voiced by the talented Yumiri Hanamori. Further enhancing the ensemble, four additional exceptional voice actors have been unveiled: Riko Aono as Fuuna, Yui Kondou as Nagisa, Hikaru Tono as Saki, and Sachi Kokuryu as Kasabe. These new additions follow earlier exciting updates that introduced Aya Uchida, Fukushi Ochiai, Chiharu Sawashiro, Aoi Koga, and Shoto Kashii to the cast, promising a truly diverse and rich tapestry of characters for the upcoming season.

This highly anticipated third installment will continue to meticulously adapt Yoshitoki Ōima's complete manga, which concluded its impactful run in June 2025 with 25 volumes published by Kodansha. The production maintains its creative continuity with key staff members returning, including series composer Shinzou Fujita, character designer Koji Yabuno, and music composer Ryou Kawasaki. This ensures the signature artistic and narrative integrity that fans have come to cherish remains intact.

Global Accessibility and Critical Acclaim

Global accessibility is assured, with Crunchyroll securing streaming rights and continuing its tradition of simulcasting previous seasons. International viewers can eagerly anticipate both English-subtitled and dubbed episodes, bringing Fushi's extraordinary odyssey to an even wider audience.

The manga itself stands as a powerhouse of critical and commercial success. It was honored as Best Shōnen Manga at the 43rd Kodansha Manga Awards and recognized on the American Library Association’s Great Graphic Novels for Teens list. These accolades are testaments to its deeply moving storytelling and universal themes. The upcoming season is poised to delve even deeper into Fushi's experiences and the compelling relationships he forgives, solidifying its place as one of the most eagerly awaited anime premieres of 2025.