Uma Vida Imortal, Vol. 10

不滅のあなたへ [Fumetsu no Anata e] #10

by Yoshitoki Oima

Um ser imortal é enviado para a superfície da Terra sem qualquer conhecimento ou sequer um "eu". Além de sua imortalidade, ele tem a capacidade de tomar a "vontade" e a forma daqueles que morreram à sua volta. E com esses poderes e experiências, esse ser passa a entender e explorar o mundo, procurando sua razão de existir e a verdade por trás de tudo. Fumetsu no Anata E / To Your Eternity

Genres: Manga, Fantasy, Young Adult, Fiction, Graphic Novels, Shonen, Comics

192 pages, Paperback

First published April 17, 2019

About the author

See also: 大今良時

OIMA Yoshitoki: 大今良時
Associated Names:
Yoshitoki Ohima
Yoshitoki Ooima
Yoshitoki Ōima

Even though her one-shot Koe no Katachi won critical acclaim, it took a longsome law suit to get a magazine to publish it because of its socio-critical theme. Eventually, it was featured in the February edition of Bessatsu Shounen Magazin, where it placed first, and later in the 12th edition of the 2013 Weekly Shounen Magazine.

She has also collaborated with UBUKATA Tow for the manga adaption of his novel Mardock Scramble.

Reviews

[Rod Brown · Rating 2 out of 5]

Well, this is the least successful volume in the series, from the creepy Lolita cover to the water-treading story inside where the protagonist spends the whole book destroying and reconstructing every building in a city as he supposedly learns a lesson about trust. Everything is nonsensical or nearly unreadable until the last three pages. Here's hoping the next volume can build on the momentum of that cliffhanger.

[Aimé · Rating 5 out of 5]

La que se arma.
La que se armaaaaaaa.

aaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Liz · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's weird and I haven't figured out how I feel about this series yet. Yes, I realize this is volume 10.

[Candice · Rating 4 out of 5]

What was that ending ............. what does this mean.......

[Nelson · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Renril arc begins! This is shaping up to lead to a huge climax. Loving all the new revelations, including that frankly shocking cliffhanger.

As a sidenote: For some reason the translator chose to use some honorifics halfway into the volume, after never using them in 10 whole volumes (unless I somehow glossed over them before). There was also a name spelled two different ways in the same chapter (Alma/Alme). Wonder if the translator or editor had a bad week during the production of this volume or what. Not a big deal whatsoever, just odd.

[Laura Coll · Rating 2 out of 5]

Reseña completa: https://paseandoentrepaginas.blogspot...

[Rab Araujo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Este manga es una verdadera maravilla. La historia, los personajes y el arte.

Pero, el concepto, el bendito concepto de la inmortalidad a esa medida. Refresca y conmueve.

[Bandit · Rating 3 out of 5]

Climaxes were awesome, but the in between seemed to drag on when better character development could have been focused on

[Doc · Rating 5 out of 5]

How to raise a capital...literally.

After training to extend his ability to create more complex structures and to feel through them Fushi is ready when Prince Bon and Kahaku return to see how he is doing on his task at hand. What they discover is an impressive display unlike anything either has ever seen before along with the fact that Fushi has been taking care of a young girl he calls Iddy (see cover.) With his talents improved and the threat of nokkers ever present since they warned of their plan to "help" by attacking Renril, the royal capital of Sonia, everyone is ready to do their parts to prepare for the threat. Part of this is Fushi learning the structures of the huge city and recreating it with his power so he can oretrate the attacks against the nokkers and be able to fight a large scale of them as best he can. However one cannot just walk into a royal capital and demand they be allowed to take over everything so trust must be established in addition to a task seemingly impossible that Fushi insists on completing no matter how tiring the task is in reality. Come meet all of the new people Fushi meets in this volume as well as the return of some familiar faces including one at the end of the volume that might be a surprise to Fushi if they meet. Who is that? I guess you'll have to read to find out. :)

[Sania Still_into_books · Rating 5 out of 5]

Les choses se mettent encore en place (c'est un peu long et répétitif) mais wow je veux la suite ! (je sais que ça allait finir comme ça je suis trop contente 😭🥰)
PS : on en parle de la couv ou pas ? 😂😭👻

[Vic · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another wonderful installment of To your eternity. Let the battle begin!

[DonutKnow · Rating 3 out of 5]

I like the message of striving to live ❤️

[isaac⁷ · Rating 3 out of 5]

felt more like a filler volume for the next arc which again not too interested in (it's okay) but at least fushi's fear of everyone dying remains intact.

[Eva · Rating 3 out of 5]

Los primeros tomos son geniales, pero se aprecia una caída bastante pronunciada con respecto a los siguientes. En este ocurre más de lo mismo; Inmo conoce a más personajes y culturas, se preparan para ir contra los golpeadores y poco más.

Sigo esperando un nuevo giro, un avance en la trama que va a trompicones. Se agradece que se haya mantenido con Bon y sus hermanos unos cuantos tomos para cogerles el cariño que se le cogió a los primeros.

Aun así, me da la impresión de que la autora no sabe muy bien donde va a ir esto.

[Felicia · Rating 2 out of 5]

2,5 stars
I still don't quite understand Icia's role, but perhaps she works as a radar. The past of the three new characters is told in a confusing way. Most of the volume bored me. With the last two chapters I regained interest. Now I am curious.

[Aitor · Rating 2 out of 5]

Tomo de transición para prepararse ante los siguientes volúmenes. En consecuencia, no creo que sea especialmente interesante. Si bien es cierto que me gusta adónde se ha llevado el personaje de Bon (no esperaba nada de él y me ha terminado convenciendo), su presencia es prácticamente nula durante estos capítulos, más centrados en mostrar las nuevas habilidades de Inmo que en mover adelante la trama. Por ello, ni Bon ni Ato tienen tiempo de desarrollarse, especialmente cuando Ôima decide introducir tres nuevos personajes con sus distintos pasados, recurso que cansa rápido en tan poco tiempo, en vez de perfilar los que ya tiene. No creo que haya nada destacable por aquí más allá del dibujo, que sigue siendo notable.

Sobre el foco del tomo (aun esparcido entre los nuevos personajes), es cierto que los poderes de Inmo guardan mucho interés. Como casi todo en esta serie, tampoco creo que se expliquen ni desarrollen correctamente en las páginas que se le dedican. Es un concepto genial que, por suerte, se lleva correctamente en el tomo 11, pero todo lo que lo rodea me parece poco desarrollado y, así, potencial desaprovechado.

[AguacateConCara · Rating 4 out of 5]

❌ SPOILER ❌
"Y pensar que tratarían como un demonio a alguien tan amable y que se preocupa por los demás".
Cuatro estrellas y media. ⭐⭐⭐⭐🌠

Uff, iniciamos fuerte el primer capítulo del tomo. Ver cómo Fushi se hace uno con las cosas y puede transportar su conciencia a otros seres, sabiendo que alguien sigue allí porque lo puede controlar. Uff y uff, como dijo Bon, su escencia humana va desaparecido y cada vez Fushi se vuelve más a un ser omnipresente. (Que por cierto Yoshitoki Oima y sus trazos son HERMOSOS Y MUY BELLAMENTE DETALLADOS)

Aunque me preocupa que Fushi se agote después de contruir.

¿A alguien más le pareció gracioso el caballo blanco? Sólo está allí. Jsjjsjs

Kai, Hylo, Messar son personajes que me sorprendieron mucho, especialmente Messar, al enterarme que era medio hermano de la princesa Alme. Todo el tomo es melancólico, ya que Fushi reconstruye la casa donde vivía con Gramps, el viejo borracho. ಥ‿ಥ

Y finalmente sabemos que el hombre de negro sí puede hacer algo contra los Knockers, PERO EL CABRÓN NO QUIERE, dice que es deber de FUSHI. ಠ ل͟ ಠ

Eco bb. 🥺

¡¡¿¿March regresa??!!! LLORO.

[Herdis Marie · Rating 4 out of 5]

In order to prepare for the Nokker attack on Renril, Fushi must push his powers to new and unknown limits. Everyone, including a few new allies, works hard to get ready, but Fushi seems to be expending every ounce of energy he has.

How long will he be able to keep it up? And will he have enough strength left when the time comes to fight?

And will Fushi and his allies be able to get the people of Renril on their side before then?



This volume felt very intense. Fushi's exhaustion is such a tangible thing throughout that I felt quite worried a large part of the time.

His growing powers are also really interesting, though due to the fact that he kept splitting himself into different bodies, the transitions were sometimes a bit confusing, and I ended up reading a couple of passages twice to make sure the character I'd just witnessed was Fushi.

I liked getting a little more information on the mysterious black-cloaked figure.

And once more, the ending was really exciting!

[mayday · Rating 5 out of 5]

I LOVE THIS COVER ART

and I understand why people keep getting in to fight over every little things on twitter because my right eye twitched from reading just few lines of people saying "this is the worst what is with the lolita" here on goodreads and I was like, "Hello, you forget March?" Oh yeah that felt like hundreds years ago since March Arc.

Anyway, yes I understand why people gave this bad review, I myself feel like this story is going nowhere since Hayase's rise from death.

People who say bad thing about characters in Naruto getting resurrected again and again will tear their hair out if they read this manga.

Haniwaay, I only have volume 11 left from manga bundle deal and I don't want to wait for years for the next volume.

And just like what members on discord said, "Forget you buy comic from m&c publisher" lol. JUST like I have to forget that the last volume of this manga they released was volume 6 and it was....last year? Before the pandemic for sure.

I just hope they don't go bankrupt before finishing My Hero Academia.

[Dani Wladdimiro · Rating 4 out of 5]

Este volumen trata de presentarnos demasiadas cosas, entre ellas nuevos personajes, sus historias, motivaciones por parte del hombre de la capucha negra, como también el trasfondo de los Knockers, siento que va encaminado a la batalla del Shonen que uno espera, luego de esa fase de entrenamiento y también de preparación. Ha pasado mucho tiempo para este momento, el reconstruir toda la ciudad, ganarse la confianza de las personas, así mismo contarnos cuales son los deseos de cada uno, hace que me interesen varios pasajes de este tomo. Ya en el anterior volumen he aceptado que me puede y no ofrecer esta manga, pero no quita que alguien despertó y eso era que esperaba con mucha ansías desde hace mucho tiempo.

[Littlebookterror · Rating 4 out of 5]

Things in Renril are heating up.
Fushi is starting to use his new powers and struggling to win the town over while once again making more friends. Bon is clearly having a different goal in mind but damn, I love his mind.

Ever since we learned of his ability to bring past people he knew to life, I was wondering when it would happen. That it would be March is so fitting since she was the first human he actually grew to care about.

[The Book Dragon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fushi, Bon, and Kahaku are reunited and they head to Renril to complete their preparations for the upcoming nokker attack.

Fushi gains three special new allies that help him gain the trust of the people, the army, and the royal family while Fushi wears himself ragged setting up his custom made network of monitoring, teleporting, attack and defense. Hold on to your butts cause things are about to get wild.

[Carlos J. Eguren · Rating 3 out of 5]

80/365
Número que se centra en los preparativos en la ciudad antes de un ataque de los golpeadores. El plan desesperado de Inmo nos lleva a ver una construcción del mundo que supera muchas veces a otras, loadas en la fantasía como la de Patrick Rothfuss, a la vez que se revelan algunos secretos. Lástima la existencia de partes más lentas y el obligatorio cliffhanger.

[Nolan · Rating 3 out of 5]

As always, I feel like this series is stuck between two styles. Time moves so fast and the narrative is so grand but it also wants you to develop meaningful relationships with characters very quickly. This volume definitely leans into that, with several backstories for new characters throughout. That said, I'm still curious to see where it will go and the storytelling is engaging.

[afton · Rating 3 out of 5]

disliked gushing in the beginning of the volume but am wondering if that was because he was putting on a front in order to save everyone or if it’s because he lost some key vessels? this volume mainly consisted of preparations for an impending attack on the city. very confused about march at the end??? and half-siblings. literally don’t piss me off

[Kayuri · Rating 5 out of 5]

In diesem Band passiert nicht sehr viel. Zumindest wird die Geschichte nur langsam fortgesetzt.

Dabei sehen wir was Fushi alles kann und ich frage mich wozu er noch fähig ist. Das Ende sieht auf jeden Fall vielversprechend aus.

Obwohl der Band sehr ruhig verläuft, finde ich es passend. Manchmal braucht man einfach eine Verschnaufpause.

[Yuri · Rating 3 out of 5]

Here we followed the characters preparing for the grand battle. It was a good build up, I’m looking forward to it and the cliffhanger was goo too. Not a fan of the characters who came back to life, nonetheless let’s see how this turns out.

[Digi Demii · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 ⭐️

The story is getting very convoluted at this point and I’m finding it harder to sit down and read these books.
It’s not that it’s bad at all, it just isn’t gripping me and there’s so much mad stuff going on now that it’s a bit hard to stay interested.

[Chad Cunningham · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the first of three parts. Fushi and company are preparing to defend a city from a Nokker attack. There are some interesting moments in this volume, but there's a lot or prep for the upcoming battle and, quite frankly, it was a touch boring in places.

[Chris · Rating 3 out of 5]

Intense at the end.