Shounen Shoujo - Vol. 3 Ch. 15

[Trew865]

Lol the boy thought he won but in the end he lost.

If he took her seriously he could have broght her back and died himself to receive the glory but he was too stuck up in the end

 

[eureur]

wait what hahaha

 

[Disrupted]

Same name... kinda expected it.
that last page though

 

[Dirtbug]

So is that why little boy never got to hear little girl's name? Because it is such a common name and lacks individuality, despite the girl herself being such a unique, eccentric person?

 

[Mad_Scientist]

That is a funny conclusion to the little boy's struggle for recognition: it proved to be a pointless and useless endeavour. What did the author mean by this? Is the message that a name famous for its association does not constitute an individuality? After chapter 12 with all those skulls as motifs, is he telling me that there is no individuality after death? Is the moral here that luck is the only thing that makes an individual? What is individuality anyway? Perhaps there is no point and the author simply hates people who want to be "the first person to x", so he wrote a story to show those people how meaningless their desire is.

 

[norctune]

The true individuality was the friends we made along the way.

 

[agtra]

Jesus Christ Yamai, you can't tell people that they all look black

 

[TheOrigArcader]

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\/ hahah well played!

 

[jimkage]

This shit was good, the chapter hit me hard and I don't even know why. lol.

 

[Binbin]

Lmao them having the same name makes sense.

 

[BakedBanana]

I still have no idea what's going on.

 

[HermesPasser]

> Sees the last page
That's my fucking question

 

[Levankua]

Nisioisin always did play dirty hahah. Great work from both of them but I would love to see more of Akatsuki's art.

 

[AngelHQ]

Lol the boy thought he won but in the end he lost.

If he took her seriously he could have broght her back and died himself to receive the glory but he was too stuck up in the end

He didn't want to do that anymore though. But I reckon the plot is hard to follow when is choke-full of twists.

 

[AngelHQ]

That is a funny conclusion to the little boy's struggle for recognition: it proved to be a pointless and useless endeavour. What did the author mean by this? Is the message that a name famous for its association does not constitute an individuality? After chapter 12 with all those skulls as motifs, is he telling me that there is no individuality after death? Is the moral here that luck is the only thing that makes an individual? What is individuality anyway? Perhaps there is no point and the author simply hates people who want to be "the first person to x", so he wrote a story to show those people how meaningless their desire is.

"luck is the only thing that makes an individual" That's an interesting take on the whole thing, but the rest of your comment was great too.

Maybe this author is just all over the place and can't or doesn't want to focus, I don't think that's a wrong way to write strories. In any case, good food for thought.