Goodnight Punpun - Vol. 13 Ch. 147

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Aiko might be the start of punpun's spiral to negativity and that damn treat from his mother side but most of it is on him, he deserve his current life now, away from his comfort empty room, a broken person trying to live a normal life pushed by the people around him, a half-ass person that cant decide if he wanted to be evil or a good person and a coward that failed to end his life, despite all of that there are still people who care for him while aiko has none and when she thought a person showed up to save her turns out its just a weak person that slowly turning into the same person as her mother in front of her eyes.

precisely because I can heavily relate and understand punpun that I can say f u punpun.
 
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similar ending to bojack horseman. No real grandoise ending or anything, life just moves on.



great manga overall. Well written characters, good plot, and an amazing depection of mental health issues and what makes villans be villans.



I started this manga during a toigh time in my life, depressed and extra edgy. Not recommended, but i enjoyed the comfort in this manga. And of course, it slapped me in my face so i don't become punpun.



I'd like to leave you all with a quote. "mental health is a commitment to reality at all times." don't be like punpun. Be self aware, and escape your delusions. We're all gonna make it bros.
 
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6:20 PM June 15, 2024. I started reading this on my 15th birthday (June 13th). Reading this manga has made me feel things no other manga has, though I am still a puny little child I've learned a few things from this manga, I feel as i've definetely grown as a person after this long journey, and I'm sure everyone else who read it has. I'll definetely reread this once a year to see if anythings changed or if I notice any new things, maybe when I'm like 24 i'll finally understand everything this manga has to show. World doesn't feel the same. But in the end, people will just think of this comment as r/iam14andthisisdeep. In conclusion, GOOOOOD VIBRATIONS!!!
 
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1st full manga i’ve read and finished in 3 days i have to say it was absolutely amazing and surprised me i did not expect to cry so much but in the end it was still so beautiful goodnight punpun :,)
 
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i understand how this is a well written ending, but it didnt had good vibrations - i think i might usually react this way for endings like this where they leave questions unanswered, theres a time skip and its a very open ending, but for me it didnt feel good.

Now these are not things that would make the manga better they are just what the simple side of my mind wanted when this ended - yuichi, dadpun, punpun face reveal, not really a face reveal but if they did it in the same beautiful way as other scenes, it would definetly be one of the biggest peaks of all time.

Then theres the side that wanted an utterly tragic ending, rather than the volta.
Also theres the fact of there generally being questions left unanswered, or more like we didnt get to see what all happened, only the aftermath.

Anyway the cyclical structure and overall parralels and stuff was really cool and i love it in this and shows like aot, but it wasnt how i wanted it to ened. Speakng of aot, it had a beautifully written ending, but it just had bad vibrations.

Now for how i feel overall about goodnight punpun, my current top 4 fiction are : 1.Aot 2.Death Note 3.Code Geass 4. Hxh.
In my head i would say punpun is better than 2 3 and 4, but it really feels weird saying that after theyve been there for so long. Maybe ill wait a day so i can fully wrap my head around how much i actually like this, because the post-consumption mind fuck is still undergoing and i cant keep my thoughts straight. None the less it is definetly not better than aot (nothing is), but i might put it as #2
 
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Goodnight Punpun, watching this journey was a truly wild ride. I could write a short book on what I’ve learned but to summarize I believe this a story about Existentialism, mental health, and moving forward in life. But holy shit is this story depressing, you need a strong mental fortitude to endure it.

My overall rating would be 10/10 wouldn’t recommend.
 

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