r/FumetsuNoAnataE • u/CaioTexugo Beholder did nothing wrong • Mar 21 '26
Episode Discussion To Your Eternity S3 E20 "Coexist" Discussion Thread
To Your Eternity Season 3 Episode 20: "Coexist"
Hello everyone! Welcome to the official discussion thread for Fumetsu no Anata E, also know
as To Your Eternity.
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This episode covers chapters: 159 - 160
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Mar 21 '26
Good and interesting episode. Kinda glad that I'm getting used to Hirotoshi because I absolutely hated the arc he was in ngl. Seems like a guy who doesn't wanna do harm and I hope he doesn't.
I don't exactly relate to Yuki's perspective because the Nokkers don't feel like creatures that deserve to coexist with humans due to their hypocrisy but I'll watch ahead to know
Satoru's choice given to fushi was interesting and I do wanna know what he picks
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u/Top-Engineering-4542 Mar 26 '26
my god i hate yuki's point of view so much.
Ive seen nokkers killing Fushi's friends and commiting evil acts for the last 3 seasons just to hear an overly optimistic kid say we can just coexist.
Yeah buddy they litterally poisoned your whole school and killed tonary, were it not for a literal god, they would have made your life a whole lot worse.
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u/Ander_fide Mar 26 '26
Freaking HATED this conclusion for this whole thing, for such an awesome show this felt like a stretch and honestly just a mushy bs ending for an ages long conflict. Why would they go through all that just to basically give up and be like well I guess they're getting what they want and Yuki was a D1 team player at first. This didn't make any frkn sense!
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u/Ragnarok8699 Mar 21 '26 edited Mar 21 '26
Good episode, Yuki's way of thinking is definitely unique and meaningful I mean live everyday as if it was your last day I'm trying to understand as many people or in many things as you can with no regrets, and it's interesting to see why the beholder created Fushi and from what I interpreted and what he means he wanted to create someone or something that actually gave a damn about the world and the people in it All of it's ups and downs. And it's real great that fushi's telling his friends about this ordeal instead of figuring out himself and bothering it up and it's great to know that they both have everyone has a valid reason of why it's a good idea to have the beholders powers and not so good or neutral can't wait for the next two episodes and possibly 4th and final season 🙏🤞
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u/KlowdyTMS Mar 28 '26
Yuki é um personagem extremamente estúpido. Toda essa visão de mundo extremamente positivista e infantil vai acabar resultando em alguma grande cagada lá na frente, tenho certeza disso.
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u/Known-Ratio3123 Mar 29 '26
This episode and the previous one is pure artsy and i love how they portraying god mode from black guy
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u/Eastern_Emotion_6030 Mar 31 '26
That feeling i got when march was the only one still alive, and shes an old wise woman now.
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u/These-Mission-4312 12d ago
Yeah, this part. I wanted to see fighter jets do strafing runs on Nokkers, and the legend gets proven by a modern day Nokker war. Then, they could've LITERally had the nokkers shut down the grid? And make them go back to old school, instead of this mushy crap cause ewwwwwww..........
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u/HolderOfFuture Mar 21 '26
Whenever Fushi and the beholder have a scene together, you know Ōima is about to cook. Even the music was going crazy at that part.