Goodnight Punpun - Vol. 13 Ch. 147

[fpgiwnl]

Oyasumi minasan.

 

[floppyfingers]

oyasumi, punpun </3

 

[jay_zaah]

Oyasumi Punpun what a good read 👏👏👏

 

[BasedDuckwad]

Everyone's writing their farewell's like quotes in the school yearbook, and I'm compelled to do the same

I can't find another word to describe all I'm feeling with this ending but "sober", same as a lot of media I dearly love. How can a written story feel more real that real life? Even if it's not perfect, I have a lot to thank to Asano for the experience this gave me. Goodnight Punpun

 

[miloshhacc]

oyasumi, punpun

 

[MinkMink7]

What a journey! My heart feels a little heavy now and like looking through an old memory book I'm experiencing positive and negative emotions almost simultaneously. At times it felt like the misery was inevitable, but that also made the good parts feel that much sweeter even as imperfect as they often came. One of the most important parts of the story for me was when Aiko and Punpun reconnected and found the confidence to be honest with one another. It's almost scary how easily that could have slipped away into a meaningless and forgotten memory of which both of them would have regretfully looked back on. Unfortunately Punpun and Aiko weren't able to stabilize after the event with Aiko's mother, but what we got I think is still better than a world where they never had the opportunity to be together again. I wish more was shared about the Punpun post Aiko. In the final chapters it was difficult to determine where his headspace is at especially since most of the story we got the uncut version of what's going on upstairs. Is he sad? Is he stable? Is he just going through the motions of life or believe life can still be meaningful without Aiko? What kind of relationship does he have with Sachi now? I have so many questions!

In the end I'm glad this story didn't pull any punches even during the lows. It felt messy, raw and always seemed as Punpun stumbled into his next experience that in a blink weaved his life's story. I think that kind of "I'm just along for the ride" feeling is something this story did well and is something a lot of readers can relate to. This manga made me appreciate a simple story about the nuances of life without the action or fantasy like many other manga's I love, but it also didn't need it. I was captivated from start to finish: 10/10

 

[Pjtinx]

Damnn what a great story.

Sidenote: Anyone else see the Dead Dead Demons shirt on the kid at the end?

 

[izzyyy]

what a manga, what a mfin manga, asano u beautiful beautiful man ❤

 

[syroz]

What an nightmarish ride.
Reading this manga was like being stuck in my god awfull life even in my dream.
It is as rotten as my soul, night punpun I wish i had never met you.

 

[Fuosufuofiraito]

Oyasumi, minna!!

 

[XyRwins]

Oyasumi, Punpun.
All in all its a great mango, really shows you how fucked up can a person be from a naive child. The portrayal of punpun from a cute little bird to a demon headed human is spot on.

 

[jaycefeliciano]

oyasumi, punpun

 

[EatandChu]

Damn

 

[Kieran_2567]

Oyasumi, PunPun

 

[Umutowski]

It was a pretty heavy but nice manga. Decent read

 

[abconline]

Read the whole thing in a day. Great stuff. Cheers to everyone who made it here.

 

[EmeraldEmoji]

damn read this all in two days. I related alot with punpun's depression and how evil ur own thought can be

 

[yarnloathe]

I'm glad I read it, but now I feel sad and lonely.

 

[AstralLaine]

I can't believe he's still able overcome that wtf

 

[Esroodie]

This shouldn't have been my first manga lmao... but the story is beautiful