To Your Eternity - Vol. 8 Ch. 68 - Flustered

[MangaDex]

 

[Paulo27]

The plot thickens.

 

[herianforce]

So Fushi can bring back someone's life by replicate their body?

So this case still confuse me long ago when Fushi replicate the boy's form when he was captured by Hayase's guardians in Jeananda.

 

[SilverChariotAxel]

OMG of course if he can take them in and all of their being he can take them out. The question though are they the same person or are they fakes?

 

[Homelander]

such an intense ch..so great!

 

[Keimichi]

Oh ma this is quite the twist, especially after convincing us so long that he can’t do that.

 

[RC1138Boss]

This feels too good to be true.

 

[Pentao]

Didn't Fushi already create a husk of the boy back during the Prison Island arc? If I remember correctly, Fushi turned into a mole and left the husk behind, which Hayase was originally trying to rape, but had to hide it because Tonari's group barged in.

I really doubt it's as straight forward as Fushi being able to bring people back to life. There's gotta be a catch somewhere.

 

[nfzeta]

Yea I'm honestly thinking he can recreate their 'being' but their memories and therefore experiences are gone. His goal was to 'save' the world in a way so being able to repopulate it like that isn't that surprising but I really doubt they actually come back alive, if they do then its probably just his memory of them in that the experiences they had together stay but everything else is a blank.

 

[CountBaltorious]

On the topic of the girl back to life, I think the girl did come back to life.

My reasoning is as follows:
A Soul/Spirit associated with people (and some animals) has been demonstrated to exist, and our hero is able to act as an anchor for these souls. He can create a body, but not a Soul. However, if he created a body and a Soul for that body was hanging around it might be able to occupy the body and bring the body to life as it were. The girl who came back to life did not want to die, and if her soul got anchored by our hero if she could she would occupy her body and live once more. This is precisely what appears to have happened.

As for previous instances of created bodies not coming to life, we do not know if the associated soul was both present and desiring to live again.

 

[shadowgrail]

I think Fushi can only revive people who have just died. If not, there's going to be some inconsistencies considering he already made a body before.

 

[dreamingsamurai]

Maybe it's because I only got into this series last week, so all the earlier chapters are still fresh in my mind, but my theory is that it depends on what the recently deceased does when he or she sees the image of all their family.

So far, we've seen this with the original boy in the beginning, March, and Gugu. In volume one, after the nameless boy dies, he continues on walking into that phantom group. Where as, we see both March and Gugu turn back to the real world (and later see their ghosts following him).

On Jeannanda Island, the one time we see Fushi leave a shell behind, was of his first boy form, which didn't come back to life. I'm thinking of he were to do that with March, Gugu, Tonari, Ricard the owl, the bear, or maybe even Pyoran, it's possible things will turn out differently.

 

[Azure2290]

I think I understand what happened, he literally threw every bit of her out of his body as if tossing a form away. Which in turn created the girl, resurrecting her once more, BUT it would have the cost of not being able to use that form until they die again. Him leaving a husk of himself before in the bed does bring up questions but it is possibly due to the fact of not actually 'willing' to bring the boy back but to just create a clone. Like with the crab, hes not willing a living creature back but just creating a source of food.

 

[Sem]

This is so interesting!!!
What would you do if you had this ability to bring back people you loved? Would you let them have just one more chance at life, at happiness? Or would you bring them back repeatedly every time they died, subjecting them to the same immortality you experience? If they grow old and died naturally, and you brought them back again, would it be the same instance of them as the first time, as a younger person, with no memory of all the time they spent with you? Or would it be your very last memory of them, keeping them perpetually at the brink of death and suffering?

I love the problems about immortality and human life this manga brings up.

 

[Zethuron]

The prince did the only logical thing, nothing good will come if Fushi does bring back his old friends out of impulse, maybe if he matures even more.

 

[SSS26032002]

The hell is this!!! He can make a vessel and then get a "Fei" for it ??!!! That's just not possible... as he takes the form of a being when it dies and then heals himself... but if he made that girl's body then... when did she heal??!!! THE ACTUAL FUCK!!!???

 

[welcome2atlantis]

This... is incomprehensible... if people find out about this, there will be riot. I agree with the prince this time. Sorry, Fushi.

 

[elefantine97]

wow, this is...a huge revelation
i can't believe this

 

[Neurotic]

Noooooooo best boi bon is now burnt boi bun

 

[Salfaro]

When he made the husk during the prison island arc, he's just been drugged. He woke up, but if there was a muscle relaxant component to it, there's the grisly possibility that the boy *was* actually successfully re-made, but wasn't active enough to be able to escape them moving him + probably quickly disposing of him later on.

Also maybe worth mentioning, but when we see the procession of souls that prince bon sees, the boy's soul isn't one of them. There's a few others that are missing too, but with most of the "main" ones showing up there it's surprising that he didn't show up as well, unless he was already gone.