# Fushi Fushi begins as a presence with no face of his own, and watching him try to meet the world on its terms gives To Your Eternity its peculiar ache. Every ordinary gesture has to be learned from the outside, so kindness can feel startlingly physical: a pause, a look held a little too long, the effort to understand what another person needs. ## Fast Facts - **Japanese name:** フシ - **Height:** 167 cm - **Species:** Immortal - **Gender:** Male (in his main form; can be any) - **Affiliation:** Booze Man's Shop, Tonari's Group - **Japanese VA:** Reiji Kawashima - **English VA:** Jacob Hopkins ## Spoilers (reveals from later in the story) - **Affiliation:** The Guardian Force, The Immortal Army ## Appearance Fushi's main form is a lean young man, standing 167 centimeters tall, with a calm face that can make his attention seem more settled than it is. The show uses that recognizability carefully. His stillness does not read as cool confidence; it feels like someone assembling an idea of how to be present while the scene continues around him. ## Personality He is intensely receptive, but receptiveness is not the same as understanding. Fushi takes in other people's habits and feelings with a directness that can be moving and uncomfortable, because he has not yet learned the small social edits most people make automatically. His sincerity has a cost: emotions reach him before he has the language to arrange them, and each encounter asks him to respond without a reliable script. ## Fushi's Story ### Spoiler-free introduction At the start, Fushi is an immortal being with no settled human identity. He learns through contact with the living world, and the early story makes even basic recognition feel earned. The pleasure comes from watching attention turn into connection: he notices what others do, tries to understand why, and slowly makes those observations his own. You can begin without knowing anything beyond that premise. ### Spoilers beyond season one Later seasons test what it means for Fushi to carry experience forward. The character's changing presence becomes a question the show keeps pressing rather than a trick to admire: when memory and attachment shape the way he meets someone new, what remains his own? The answer is often tender, sometimes difficult, and deliberately allowed to sit with the viewer. His growth does not settle into a neat lesson about becoming human; it keeps widening the emotional responsibility attached to being able to continue. ## Abilities Fushi can alter his form, which makes physical change part of how he learns and communicates. The ability is compelling because the show treats it as an extension of attention, not a flashy shortcut: a body can preserve a way of seeing the world, while the feelings behind that borrowed shape remain Fushi's to understand. His immortality also changes the rhythm of danger and loss, lending ordinary moments a weight that action scenes alone could not supply. ## Relationships - **The Beholder:** The Beholder gives Fushi's beginning a watchful frame. Their presence keeps the premise slightly unsettled, so the viewer shares Fushi's questions instead of receiving a clean explanation before he has one. - **Pioran:** Pioran's warmth offers Fushi a human kind of guidance, full of patience and practical attention. Their scenes make care feel like something learned through repeated small choices rather than a speech about goodness. - **March:** March brings a bright, immediate energy to Fushi's early encounters. Watching him respond to her gives the show room to make tenderness feel active, as if paying attention is already a way of showing up. ## Watch Fushi's Story Start with To Your Eternity, the 2021 series. Fushi is best experienced from the beginning, where his unfamiliarity with ordinary human life shapes the pace and feeling of each encounter. The show can be emotionally direct, but it earns that openness through close attention to behavior rather than constant explanation. Crunchyroll, Max, and Netflix carry the first series; later seasons continue on Crunchyroll. **Start here:** [To Your Eternity](https://hozuna.com/anime/to-your-eternity) — Crunchyroll, Max, Netflix - [To Your Eternity](https://hozuna.com/anime/to-your-eternity) (2021) — Crunchyroll, Max, Netflix - [To Your Eternity Season 2](https://hozuna.com/anime/to-your-eternity-season-2) (2022) — Crunchyroll - [To Your Eternity Season 3](https://hozuna.com/anime/to-your-eternity-season-3) (2025) — Crunchyroll ## Questions **How tall is Fushi?** Fushi is 167 centimeters tall in his main form. His ability to change form is part of the character, so that measurement describes the recognizable form viewers usually associate with him. **Who voices Fushi in English?** Jacob Hopkins voices Fushi in English. Reiji Kawashima provides the Japanese voice performance. **When does Fushi first appear?** Fushi first appears in To Your Eternity, the 2021 series. The opening gives his unusual way of learning about the world room to register before the story expands. **Where can I watch Fushi's story?** To Your Eternity (2021) is available on Crunchyroll, Max, and Netflix. To Your Eternity Season 2 and Season 3 are available on Crunchyroll. **Is Fushi worth watching for?** Yes, especially if you enjoy characters whose emotional growth is shown through attention and behavior. Fushi makes the process of learning how to care feel strange, sincere, and sometimes painful.