To Your Eternity Manga: 25 Kodansha Volumes, Final One Out
To Your Eternity is complete in English in 25 Kodansha paperbacks. The final volume was published on October 13, 2026. One format, one numbering, and print and digital ISBNs to keep apart.
To Your Eternity is complete in English in 25 numbered Kodansha paperbacks. Vol. 25, which Penguin Random House labels the final volume, was published on October 13, 2026. Our catalog records one print edition, so start with Vol. 1 and buy in order.
The first and final books
| Book | Print ISBN-13 | Release | US list |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vol. 1 | 9781632365712 | October 31, 2017 | $12.99 |
| Vol. 25 | 9798888778661 | October 13, 2026 | $12.99 |
Vol. 25 runs 208 pages in its paperback record. Kodansha’s own page gives 210, because it shares one page count between print and digital; we use the print figure.
What the full run costs
Every volume lists at $12.99 in print on the To Your Eternity catalog, so the 25 books come to $324.75 at list. The English run took nine years, with longer waits later on: Vol. 12 came out in September 2020, more than eight months after Vol. 11, and the last few books arrived about six months apart.
Print or digital ISBN
Kodansha lists a separate digital ISBN for every volume. Vol. 25, for example, is 9798888778661 in print and 9798898302498 digitally. When ordering a physical book by ISBN, use the print number, which is what our catalog records.
Filling gaps
The Kodansha and Penguin Random House inventories we checked list no omnibus or box set, so filling a gap means buying the missing numbers. If you stopped some time ago, check the last number on your shelf against the catalog: the later volumes were spread out enough that it is easy to lose count. A seller’s “complete set” listing made before October 13, 2026 cannot have included Vol. 25.
Before you buy
The story opens with a lonely boy in the Arctic who befriends a wolf with a hidden nature. Our essay on Fushi and what relationships leave behind covers the idea at the center of the series without the ending. Vol. 25’s publisher description gives away late-story events, so skip it until you get there.