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diseaseriddencube · 5 months
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braindumping about the hayase clan (even though I should really reread/rewatch the series before trying to analyze any of these guys bc it's been a while)
hayase: I'm kinda ambivalent towards her, she was kinda just the nasty iphone bitch when she showed up at first, but also just serving her role for yanome to control the villages or whatever. I never would've thought to interpret her reaction to Fushi as love or a new obsession, so that came out as a total plot twist to me later on, feels like a whole different character tbh, at first it just feels like she's doing her job.
so she shows up again, arguably cooler looking. and you know what, I love a good yandere, she's kinda badass and terrifically creepy, though her motives still just don't make much sense given her introduction in the series. does she love Fushi? does she just want to control and own him? does she want his children (<- the real answer right here)
most people hate her solely for the rape scene, and they are totally valid for that, unfortunately I am a freak and that kinda just makes me like her more— UH so she's kinda based for offering to let Fushi kill her so much, I respect her willingness to die in order to be 'immortal' even if only in her aspect rather than fye.
the fact that she fucked another man at the end, totally cheating on her waifu Fushi, just to have kids and make the rest of this series hayase hell is not something I can respect smh
she's a greasy haired menace to this franchise and I respect her commitment
hisame: idk lol she showed up for two episodes idc about her. goodbye stinky indoctrinated cult child 😍
kahaku: I was actually thinking of rereading while making a kahaku analysis essay but never got around to it... so we're going off memory here, though he is a character that needs precise introspection. I don't really like him at all tbh, I try to understand him, but I don't really like him for the most part. his backstory is simple and good, a boy in a line of what's supposed to be women, compelling. he has his funny moments, he's truly devoted to helping Fushi and not being weird about him (until he gets weird about him)
I think what makes me dislike him is his insistence that Fushi is a woman so that he can be straight and love Fushi only under those conditions, it's a very annoying way for an Unconditional Love character to act. it's low-key kinda gross like "she[Fushi] just hasn't opened up to her own femininity yet" like bro???? Fushi can be whatever they want, it almost sounds transphobic if it weren't for context 😭 the insistence on she/her regardless of whatever form he's in, and his own admission that he 'feels more like a boy I guess' is just kinda hhhnnnmmnmgghhg yeah
and remember how he promised not to be weird... yeah well that proposal scene went downhill so fast ;_; it almost feels out of character, and I guess we're supposed to blame it on the Hayase Insanity Gene kicking in? but it just ends up feeling like he was a liar this whole time and wasn't as respectful as he seemed. he acts well afterwards, but still,, yikes dude.
I appreciate his care for Fushi's mental well-being when nobody else does. I appreciate how hard he fought in the war, and it was really unfair of Kai to keep him locked up. that ending scene is really interesting, because he is Very Okay with killing his comrades and then just insulting them (look at messar's haunted face how could you say that to him) and I guess we'll never know if it was him or Lefty that attacked the immortals in the kitchen. he sounds like he's lying and making excuses to justify it, ough Fushi it was my left hand it wasn't me I would never (he would)
I don't blame him for ripping Fushi to shreds there (because it was definitely Lefty) though he was a little creepy about it two seconds before, like damn boy you look like you're about to commit a hayase rape scene when Fushi is vulnerable-
his suicide is pretty noble and I'd love it if it was an act of ending his bloodline... if it weren't for the fact that his bloodline comes back 💀
mizuha: ah mizuha, I don't know what to think about her at all. I suppose she needs a heavy analysis too. her introduction chapter was incredibly strong, I too, struggle with a heavy need for absolute perfection and a wish for death, so I instantly figured I'd like her. but she kinda just spirals downhill after that....
I'd like to take a moment to applaud the Hayase clan, one centered around having straight sex with a guy to get preggers, has so many gay descendants. mizuha x hanna literally being canon is ✨✨
mizuha is kind of a slow burn into madness, which makes her better than hayase becoming a yandere out of nowhere. like she already starts off with Issues, and doesn't seem like the happiest or most stable person that you could trust. but she's also a more normal modern girl with her own relationships outside of Fushi, she's more compelling that way.
her murdering her mother and not remembering it, yet being so weirdly casual about it and showing hints of the Hayase Insanity Gene when Fushi shows up, it's interesting stuff
when they're hiding out, the way she just demands all these modern amenities from him just makes it seem like she's lived a very privileged life, and she probably has.
I like that she wasn't instantly in love with him upon meeting either, she has her own love interest, but Lefty influences and controls her and has its own directive.
side note but I really really love the nokkers' shift into becoming parasites that control the bodies of depressed people so that they only feel their happiest moments... or in Mimori's case just suicide them for them 😍 can I get a nokker please-?
okay I kinda forgot everything that happened in between so I need to reread. but she slowly gets more influenced by her nokker and the rest of the nokker cult basically. she's a damaged teenage girl, being influenced and controlled by something with a millennia long goal that's beyond her.
the section where she's kept underground is pretty interesting. is it the nokker? or does she not care about herself anymore, she seems to have given in to their goals. I need to reread this in particular so I'll stop talking-
I recall she left on her own at the end, which was very mature of her. good riddance to mizuha :)
I think something a lot of people miss when analyzing or talking about her is her speech bubbles. I'm sure the anime will not do anything with that, and it'll become entirely ignored by the fandom. but if you're reading the manga, in Japanese or in English, look carefully whenever she's speaking. her font changes when it's her or the nokker speaking.. this is something that's incredibly important to check when you're analyzing her behavior vs what she doesn't remember/what the nokker says and does
izumi: can't talk about Mizuha without mentioning her mother, she is honestly one of my favorite descendants, simply because she's trying to break the line and get out of the cult. she's level headed, she's a good woman. even her bad mother behavior of the way she treats mizuha, is often just her forgetting due to the nokker's control over her, her obsessive picture taking especially
doro: I've seen her for one chapter and I would do anything for her, best hayase descendant by far she is a little lab coat science girl and she is so sweet and I love her I love her so bad there better be so much doro content in my future, my beautiful mud girl 🥺🥺🥺
Lefty: does left hand count as a hayase member? probably yeah. there isn't a lot of personality to it, but it's interesting that it's just some random nokker that borrowed into some insane person's arm and decided their goals aligned. so it fights against other nokkers, but can also be willing to betray its host if needed. it learned to write and speak and mimic because it was asked to do so. it wants Fushi carnally, it wants Fushi to dominate it hdhgggsfjjdd why did it say that 😭 (yes it was the font thing with mizuha again, the nokker wanted Fushi to dominate her so bad)
I'm sure someone else could do a much better analysis of Lefty than I could, I never paid much attention to it...
anyways I should finish my rewatch of s1 that I've neglected for a while now (watching it in German 😍 and then watching s2 subbed because I hate Bon's German voice)
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spiteful-sapphic · 1 year
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fun fact: every time fushi died, i died with them
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bestbonnist · 1 year
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What Kahaku says here is just so wild to me. Both because the way he uses religious rhetoric is mildly disturbing (occasionally Kahaku will say something about god and I am forcibly reminded that he was indoctrinated by a cult) and also because technically, he's correct. Kai, Hylo, and Messar are loyal to the Beholder and not Fushi (whereas Kahaku, being better than them [heavy sarcasm], is of course loyal to Fushi and no one else). Let me explain.
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Kai has to pretend that he doesn't know who the Beholder is in front of Fushi, but he, Hylo, and Messar did have a conversation with him behind Fushi's back, with Bon's assistance, because he's the one "steering this ship." Not Fushi. Kai, Hylo, and Messar (and Bon!) believe that this battle is out of Fushi's control and that the Beholder is the one who's actually pulling the strings. And to take advantage of that situation, they're using Fushi's power to resurrect them to its full potential. Bon, and Kai, Hylo, and Messar believe that this is the best option they have.
Kahaku describes this as the three of them being loyal to the Beholder and disdains them for it, but that's horseshit. Fushi never asked for their loyalty nor did Kai, Hylo, or Messar offer it. They're comrades, working together towards the same goal as equals. The way Kahaku seems to think all relationships have a leader and a follower and that Fushi is naturally deserving of others' loyalty says, uh... way more about him and his life with the Guardians than it does about them. Just because he personally had to swear his devotion to Fushi doesn't mean everyone has to. However, what Kahaku defines as loyalty—the trust between comrades—has still been misplaced. Kai, Hylo, and Messar have seriously broken Fushi's trust, ironically because of their dedication to their shared goal.
Kahaku doesn't have a damn clue about their conversation with the Beholder, he's just intuiting all of this because he doesn't like Bon very much and doesn't want to believe that Bon's a good person. All of his logic is entirely based on himself, his distrust of Bon, his desire to be the only person Fushi needs—one way to get there is by encouraging them to ditch Bon—because somehow that proves he's worth something, his religious upbringing. And yet somehow he still manages to make a valid point. Even when he loses he wins <3
The only things he gets wrong are that Bon has genuinely changed since Uralis, and Kai, Hylo, and Messar are well aware of what they swore fealty to. Bon's not decieving them, they know exactly what's going on. But Kahaku assumes that they have no clue, or else there's no way they would have done that. Because that's crazy and a violation of Fushi's trust. So obviously they wouldn't, right? :|
And again, obviously, Kai, Hylo, Messar, and Bon have their reasons for doing this. In their own way, they're trying to protect Fushi's humanity just like Kahaku. And the other option is, what? Letting more people die?? Because that's what'll happen if they don't do this, it's not an option at all. But they've still crossed a fucking line, not just with Fushi, but also with Kahaku. Right before he starts spouting about demons and curses, he begs Kai to let him go, because they're supposed to be comrades. Kai refuses, and that's when Kahaku (correctly) guesses that Bon wants him out of the way.
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Although Kai, Hylo, and Messar had the chance to learn what was going to happen to them before the battle, as well as the chance to opt out, Kahaku and Fushi have been lied to this entire time and are only now learning that no one actually trusted them. To be blunt, they didn't sign up for this shit, and there's a limit to how much they can take. The immortal soldiers, too, have a limit to how much they can die for their cause before they break.
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greatwyrmgold · 1 year
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There's a lot I like about To Your Eternity, but it is aggressively straight. Well, the straightness was pretty passive before Prince Bon's era, but in that one generation/arc we get two queer-seeming characters who are promptly straightened out.
First and less remarkable is Kahaku, the first male heir to a line of women in love with Fushi, which makes sense in context because reincarnation or something. Kahaku assures Fushi that he won't fall in love with him like Hayase did, since he's straight. And then he falls in love with Fushi the moment he shapeshifts into a woman's body, and promptly starts misgendering him.
(This post must be incomprehensible to people who don't read/watch TYE. Which is most or all of my mutuals. Sorry, guys!)
Then there's Todo, aka Iris. We're introduced to Todo as a fat young man in love with Prince Bon...but shortly after "his" love is clarified, it's revealed that she's actually a girl named Iris who fell in love with Bon years ago, and that he just thinks she's a guy because she doesn't look feminine. But that's not all! By the time he recognizes and reciprocates that interest, Iris has been imprisoned for an extended period, making her lose enough weight that she's a conventionally attractive woman instead of a fat androgynous joke.
I fell off the modern era arc around chapter 149, but I did a quick wiki check and didn't notice any LGBTQ characters. None as aggressively straight as Kahaku or Iris, though!
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beantothemax · 8 months
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A tye x ot2 roleswap does not work because only 5 characters fit with ot2 character jobs/stories and Hayase is the villain for all of them except 1
hayase and her seven nokkers are here to make everyone’s lives considerably worse
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Reading the first two tye volumes is fun cause I remembered who this blog should actually be dedicated to actively hating on, Hayase!
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princesserii · 3 years
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!! To Your Eternity Manga Spoilers !! (For after the end of the anime)
Anime Onlys: thank GOD Hayase probably died in that boat, right? I mean, she’s gonna be out of the story forever now and we’ll have a new villain for season 2. It is called To Your Eternity for a reason. We aren’t gonna see her again!
Manga readers:
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linsneedshugs · 3 years
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FRUIT
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Target acquired
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evidol · 3 years
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tye is a work of art. for me and my cool mutuals only if I ever see girlboss hayase or ace aro fushi I’m killing everyone and then myself
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diseaseriddencube · 6 months
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i've only known her for one chapter and i'd die for her 🥺
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recentanimenews · 3 years
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To Your Eternity – 02 – I Don’t Don’t Wanna Grow Up
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I’ll tellya, you can have Tsuda Kenjirou read the friggin’ phone book paired with an epic Kawasaki Ryou score and I’ll be entertained, but TYE gives the man far more stirring things to say. It manages to achieve what the doomed poor boy whose form he assumed could not: escape the tundra and reach a lush, fertile land.
It doesn’t do so without incident, dying six times by starvation, exhaustion, or infection, and a seventh when it’s eaten by a giant white bear. But as Tsuda’s smooth, smoky voice proclaims: It died again…but that was not a problem. With each death, It regenerates faster and faster. It learns.
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The episode becomes far more conventional than the first, by dint of featuring more than one character speaking. It’s also not a self-contained mini-film but the first part of an arc in this new green setting. Neither of these differences are bad things, mind you. In fact, it feels like Peak Ghibli a la Princess Mononoke.
A large part of that is due to March, the vivacious, instantly endearing heroine of this arc. Voiced by Hikisaka Rie with a nice balance of cutesiness and precociousness, March has a “family” of eight stuffed animal “children” with her “spouse” and big-sis figure Parona. But March wants to grow up ASAP so she can be a real mother.
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Her village could use more mothers, too: she’s one of only three children, which makes her fate that much more maddening. One day, March hears a clanging bell, and Parona grabs her and runs off. They’re caught by an menacing, matter-of-fact warrior priest named Hayase and four guards who hide their faces with Beefeater hats.
Parona and March’s village has been chosen (I assume by the elders) to provide the next offering to Oniguma-sama, a god-beast who lives atop the nearby mountain and demands an untarnished female sacrifice every damn year. Seems like a bad idea if you, I dunno, don’t want to die out as a people.
March makes clear this is bullshit and she doesn’t want to die, because that means she’ll never grow up or be a mom. But both her reasonable words and her tiny punches fail to move Hayase from her absolute devotion to tradition. Hayase warns March that if she runs, Lalah will be killed in her place. If Lalah runs, they’ll use her infant sister. Real piece of work, this Hayase!
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The preparations proceed, and while March’s parents hid their despair upon learning their daughter would be chosen, they don’t spare their grief and anguish when her procession commences its climb to the sacrificial altar atop the mountain.
Parona stood with the other villagers looking helpless, but that was only an act. While she is absolutely terrible at archery, one of her wayward arrows manages to smack Hayashitbag right on her haughty nose, and Parona uses the opening to tackle her. At the same time, March runs off as fast as her little legs can carry her, and is eventually aided by gravity.
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She ends up face down in a pond, where she encounters It. It is also face down, and dead, and a mangled, decomposed corpse. But while Hayase’s pursuing guards turn tail upon seeing his grotesque form, March stands fast and watches with wonder as the husk of a boy reconstructs itself. March washes off the ink on her face—which in her village is done when a girl officially becomes a woman—and follows the wordless white-haired boy.
She grows increasingly frustrated with his complete lack of communication, but soon their speaking the same language: rumbling bellies. March climbs a tree and grabs him a fruit, which he proceeds to eat like he did when he was a wolf: ravenously and greedily. Every fruit March picks for herself ends up in his stomach until he’s had his fill and curls up to sleep.
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After she eats and falls asleep beside her, March dreams of coming home, only to learn that Lalah and her baby sister Lisa were sacrificed to Oniguma-sama in her stead, and then, because this is To Your Eternity, we are shown the small child and infant being eaten by the great bearlike beast.
Upon waking, March presses on, though whether she’s headed away from or towards her village to save the other kids remains to be seen. All that’s clear is that It knows to stay close to her if it wants an easy meal, so he follows her like a lost puppy.
Despite all the suffering and duress she’s had to endure the last few days, March can still maintain a sense of humor about things, turning around, flashing a gentle smile, and telling It “I’m not your mommy!” But she’s wrong: she is It’s mother. She became quite by accident what she’d always dreamed of becoming. How long will it last? Hopefully, as long as it can.
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By: magicalchurlsukui
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bestbonnist · 2 years
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Season 1 opening vs. season 2 opening.
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mew-cake · 2 years
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tye for the fandom thing
Send me a fandom and I’ll tell you my:
blorbo (favorite character, character I think about the most)
FUSHI!!! Oh my god fushi I love him so much.
scrunkly (my “baby”, character that gives me cuteness aggression, character that is So Shaped)
Honestly?? Fushi again. I care. A lot about him.
scrimblo bimblo (underrated/underappreciated fave)
Idk what the fandom's thoughts are on Yuki but I honestly love the kid so much. He just has a bunch of weirdos from history living in his house and somehow becomes the smartest and most logical thinking person in the room despite being like 15
glup shitto (obscure fave, character that can appear in the background for 0.2 seconds and I won’t shut up about it for a week)
Idk if Grandpa Booze counts but he doesn't get brought up much but I love him a lot. And Tonari's gang!! They were a fun group and their deaths were just brutal.
poor little meow meow (“problematic”/unpopular/controversial/otherwise pathetic fave)
Pioran is an old bitch who stopped giving a shit a long time ago and honestly? Good for her. Her death fucking shattered me.
horse plinko (character I would torment for fun, for whatever reason)
idk man. The Beholder? He's just kinda vibing.
eeby deeby (character I would send to superhell)
Hayase for starting a multigenerational cult dedicating to stripping Fushi of his independence.
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flyingcookierambles · 3 years
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to your eternity spoilers lol
basically, im looking forward to s2 lol
as a manga reader, going on r/anime to the to your eternity discussion threads is always fun, i’ll miss them :( everyone’s reaction to hayase is appropriately disgust at the yandere, but their predictions on her fate are so wrong all the time lol. looking forward to s2 and the following discussion threads, esp r/anime’s reaction to hayase’s pro-fushi/anti-nokker cult and her   family/descendants stalking fushi for generations. but mostly my disaster fushi-sexual idiot son, kahak, and the attraction he has to fushi’s parona form, which is super awkward considering his family history lol. i love kahak. what a dumbass trying to be fushi’s malewife lmao. kahak’s very very cringe and deeply fucked up, esp in the renril city siege arc (if they get that far), and i really cant wait to see him animated!! >:] bon’s also a good friend. looking forward to seeing his character development again going from a selfish prince to a selfless friend. :) i do hope that the budget/animation quality is more consistent in s2 though since the entire jananda island arc was pretty…wonky to look at in the end….
(copy)(also r/anime’s tye/fnae ep 20 discussion and links to the previous ones)
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diseaseriddencube · 6 months
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DORO CHAN APPRECIATION POST !!!!!!!!
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