Final Farewell on the Horizon
The romantic drama manga Together Forever (Zutto Issho) by Suzuyuki will end in just two chapters, as confirmed in the latest issue of Comic Newtype. The serialization began in 2022 and has steadily built a reputation for its grounded, emotional storytelling centered around love, grief, and memory. If no delays occur, the final chapter is expected to be released in September 2025.
The series is published by Kadokawa and compiled into five volumes so far, with the sixth volume likely to conclude the story.
About the Series
Together Forever tells the story of Yūta and Saki, two high school students brought together by shared loss. After a tragic accident claims the lives of their respective siblings, the two teens slowly build a connection through grief and shared memories. As they navigate sorrow, healing, and the question of whether their bond is love or longing, the story unfolds with subtlety and sincerity.
Suzuyuki, also known for their earlier work Shino Can’t Say Her Name, has been praised for a delicate art style and heartfelt storytelling that avoids clichés while still capturing the quiet beauty of youth.
Short Story Summary
Yūta never expected to meet someone who truly understood what it meant to feel hollow after losing a loved one—until he met Saki. In a quiet town where everyone else seemed to move on, the two teens find a strange comfort in each other’s company. They begin to spend their days revisiting old places, talking about the past, and trying to make sense of their feelings. But as seasons change and wounds begin to heal, they must confront whether their connection is something that can last—or something that helped them survive.
Character Highlights
Teachers, classmates, and family members offer moments of insight, misunderstanding, and occasional warmth—reminding readers that grief doesn’t follow a single path.
Yūta
A quiet, introspective boy who lost his older brother in a car accident. Struggles with guilt and the pressure to move on, even when he’s not ready.
Saki
A resilient yet emotionally guarded girl whose younger sister passed away unexpectedly. Finds solace in routines and the quiet empathy she shares with Yūta.
Supporting Cast
