Hold-on, dude having ptsd and they're actually talking about the ramifications of killing someone even if it was justified?
What sorcery is this?
But in all seriousness it's nice that they actually talked about it, like properly talked about it, instead of being self righteous and acting like any killing is fine because they're the good guys.
Normally the characters just justify it as being okay cause other side is eeeeevil and move on, if they even talk about it at all, not uncommon for protagonist to just keep killing without any care, so I hope mangaka don't just drop this plotline since it gives more depth to him.
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Kinda of a different subject but it has been on my mind for a while, some of the Momos got flashback when they died, seeing how the story is subverting certain cliches, was it
really to try make us sympathize with them?
I've been wondering if it was to like, show that for all their obsession with destroying the Oni, that they're still people with lives, emotions and dreams like everyone else, or I don't know, maybe to show just how fanatically obsessed they are with killing the Oni, that they can't realize how monstrous they've become, the juxtaposition of them being both batshit insane while also having normal life when not looking for Onis.
I honestly can't tell really, just can't help but question if it was really to try make us sympathize with any of them.