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This is NOT your average slice-of-life manga. I repeat, this is not for the faint of heart in the slightest. Oyasumi Punpun can be described with as many adjectives as possible under a heavy exhale - raw, depressive, melancholic, disturbing, at times even horrifying, and also very surreal and...

Jesus. I just... Goddamn. This is the pitch-black void of the entire manga that we're stepping onto. Inio Asano pulls no punches in displaying brutal, raw emotion out of the most disturbing parts of reality we'd rather not confront for ourselves. It's terrifying, vile, disgusting, and even...

Ah, God.... I think this is the part of the manga a few were talking about how dark Oyasumi Punpun could really be, and the surreal and ugly factors of the manga are turned up to 11...

Punpun can't actually catch a fucking break in life, can he? It's almost humorous at this point, I swear.

What a terrifying, terrifying existence, indeed.

Mother of almighty Christ, I didn't expect this at all. I knew it was going to get dark after the 34th chapter, but fuck me, my dude... Lord have mercy on my sanity.

Holy fuck. I'm guessing this is where the manga takes a darker turn? So far, this is pretty light for what I expected, but this is certainly the start of something much more dour in the future.

Inio Asano has this way to understanding the tenacity of human emotions without being overbearing or immediate. Punpun's depression is disturbing to see unfold as we, the witnesses of this cold world we are reading, have no power over comforting him at anytime.

Everything in this manga was so well-planned out and incredibly dense in every way. The emotional side of an taboo, highly immoral topic like incest is explored in a sepulchral, painful straight-forwardness to the point of almost unnerving me to catch my senses, which is a trademark of...