also shout out to his uncles wife for being a child predator and assulting him as a kid which im dissapointed she got off scott free without ever having to face any consequences
Nothing made my stomach turn more than her saying “consider it a graduation gift” or something along those lines. Absolutely vile. That scene is so jarring because Midori really did seem like a kind, caring, genuine, and honest person.
It's been a long time since i've read the Manga fully but I think the moment Midori non-conned Punpun was the moment everything changed for him. He had always had his immature moments but that act going forward I think twisted him into something truly horrible. His understanding of relationships, women, and sex had been utterly destroyed. It's no shock at the end of the manga that he would do everything he had gone through and witnessed to Akko. Poor girl.
@@blueantic5719 I disagree, I think it was him killing Aiko's mother (or thinking he did) even after finding out that he didn't technically kill her (Aiko was the one who finished her off). He had already gone too far in his psychotic mindset, and continues to be aggressive, ignorant and harmful. Maybe, very maybe, if that didn't happen he would run away peacefully with Aiko, without the stress and weight of having crossed the line of KILLING someone. Both would be without this enormous weight and pressure on their backs. They would just run away from their problems to another place in the hope that now together they would give each other happiness by leaving their old lives behind (despite being depressed). The relationship would still be pretty bad. Both being too dependent on each other to be happy could lead to the same line of events: physical abuse, never separating despite the abuse, and suicide.
Finally something i agree with fr Everyone in reddit relate to punpun to the point that they r justifying his actions , whereas he is literally a registered cirminal in eyes of law 🙃
No one's justifying his actions they're just empathizing with him and his character whereas people like you (moralist) are whining because a group of people are coming together to understand someone or something which goes against your programming and its funny since its no different from what this side of punpun readers are doing which is coming together to spite or discuss how bad some manga characters actions are. You don't have to like his actions and I'm pretty sure no one does but not everyone is full of themselves with this good guy patriot code at least to the point where they can't simply analyze or relate to the next. The only bother really is that people prefer to do this for fiction and not one another in day to day life glorifying and normalizing their own form of hate every chance they get.
I won't argue the guy did lots of bad things, him using Aiko to vent when she came to him for help being the moment he could never be called a "good person". What disqualifies him as a "monster" though comes shortly before Aiko's death where he claims to put himself in the authorities way should she turn herself in. As opposed to him saying he won't go to prison out of her misplaced sense of priorities. As well as opposed to the majority of choices he made prior to that in over 100 chapters of that story. Sure it was masochistically selfish, so "she could wait for him". Still, it proves that in his way, he held on his vow to try to protect her to the very end.
lllll282, we can agree to disagree. A monster might be a stretch but that’s how I viewed him from the last half of the manga. Join the discord so we can talk more discord.gg/ahPzvpp2cK
@loving_rabbit thank you for watching the video! Are you from Japan? I’m so excited that people from all over the world watched this video! Thank you for the comment
@@KingShadows1 Thank you for your replay! Yes, I'm Japanese. I read this comic and I was looking for a review video. Then, found this 😊 For some reason, Japanese people don't often share their impressions through videos. So I was glad to find your video. Thank you and おやすみ🛌💤
@@loving_rabbit thank you loving rabbit! Japanese peoples are cool and I bet you’re just as cool. If you want we have a discord community you can join, I want to have a connection with everyone seeing my video! discord.gg/ahPzvpp2cK
Then why are all people relating to this character when he literally harmed, manipulated girlfriends I guess people are manipulating their girlfriend too
A lot of people can, sadly, relate to the toxic household Punpun lives in, their parents getting divorced, having depression and no motivation for anything, being manipulated, and so much more. It's Punpun's thoughts and actions during these various scenarios that also feel relatable
From the few videos ive seen regarding the series as a whole, it really pisses me off how people downplay what Punpun did to Aiko in the latter half of the series.
I'm still at the beginning of reading the manga, so I don't know much about Punpun's future (although I've seen spoilers). But this story sometimes really reminds me of Bojack horseman. There too, a man faced an awful childhood and when he became an adult, he started doing shitty things. And I think Todd's quote is very on point: “You are all the things that are wrong with you. It's not the alcohol, or the drugs, or any of the shitty things that happened to you in your career, or when you were a kid. It's you"
Goodnight Punpun is a cautionary tale for sure because what's even more sickening than ppl relating to Punpun is that there are crime cases that reference 'Goodnight Punpun' and the most infamous one is the 'Bianca Devins Case'. When I did my research on the case, it was mentioned that the perpetrator referenced Aiko's 'Remember Me' wish and tried to off himself the same way Punpun did, after having murdered Bianca. And in the end, the perpetrator lived and was justly sentenced to 25 to Life in a NY Penitentiary. But then he grew in infamy just like Punpun.
Iirc the author considers the ending a bad ending. He would ve died saving sachi's daughter and redeeming himself sort of? But living on doing things he doesnt want to do is more of a punishment for his actions. So his life with sachi is more like being her pet. I also remember thinking all those shooting stars showing up in the night sky while waiting to die was like a huge "f*ck you" to punpun for telling aiko that he'd wish for no more shooting stars
@@nyx2889 yeah nyx that moment was really crazy, shooting stars as he was about to somewhat leave earth you can say. discord.gg/ahPzvpp2cK Join the discord if you want to talk more about PunPun, I’d be glad to have you
Long text, BEWARE 0-0 It all depends on perspective, yes the author said that "Living is harder than dying" but if you think about it, Punpun in the end chose to live, he for the first time in years seemed free from his troubled mind (He literally stabs GOD in one of the pages, which was his left eye, it could just be idk a "cool" censor, but anyway, GOD being just a even darker version of himself, get stab ,It's a very visual way FOR ME that shows that he changed in that point, he kill the darkest version of himself, He would die if Nanjou didn't find him at that moment)but he chooses to live even if it's difficult and he's aware of it (this time without intrusive thoughts, he would kill himself if he had greater impulses or more courage at other times in his life ) anyway, it's all a matter of perspective, the ending is AMBIGUOUS on purpose after all. I think it's cool, I saw many different perspectives (including yours) thanks to this, it's interesting, how our perception of the ending, or the characters, or the situations themselves, say more about US as individuals than about the story itself, After all, we are the ones who choose what we want to believe!
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also shout out to his uncles wife for being a child predator and assulting him as a kid which im dissapointed she got off scott free without ever having to face any consequences
Bro I completely forgot about that thank you for bringing that up. She is very disgusting. Shame on her.
@@KingShadows1 yo fr
Nothing made my stomach turn more than her saying “consider it a graduation gift” or something along those lines. Absolutely vile.
That scene is so jarring because Midori really did seem like a kind, caring, genuine, and honest person.
@@kardamonn1115 LITERALLY
@@kardamonn1115 that was so terrible. Like that’s sexual assault, not a present.
It's been a long time since i've read the Manga fully but I think the moment Midori non-conned Punpun was the moment everything changed for him. He had always had his immature moments but that act going forward I think twisted him into something truly horrible. His understanding of relationships, women, and sex had been utterly destroyed. It's no shock at the end of the manga that he would do everything he had gone through and witnessed to Akko. Poor girl.
Yeah that moment was definitely a shocker. It was down hill for PunPun ever since then.
@@KingShadows1 I get it that Punpun deserved to be happy , but not at the expense of the s****de of another mentally broken girl imo
i thought this was based off silly bird at the start ngl
@@Oogiddyhittingtheoogriddy we all did, until things took a turn
10/10 would not reccomend
Agreed
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When i truly realized he was too far gone was when he attacks a random dude at the gas station him meeting aiko again was his downfall
Thank you blue for commenting! Yeah it was pretty terrible what he did.
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@@blueantic5719 I disagree, I think it was him killing Aiko's mother (or thinking he did) even after finding out that he didn't technically kill her (Aiko was the one who finished her off). He had already gone too far in his psychotic mindset, and continues to be aggressive, ignorant and harmful. Maybe, very maybe, if that didn't happen he would run away peacefully with Aiko, without the stress and weight of having crossed the line of KILLING someone. Both would be without this enormous weight and pressure on their backs. They would just run away from their problems to another place in the hope that now together they would give each other happiness by leaving their old lives behind (despite being depressed). The relationship would still be pretty bad. Both being too dependent on each other to be happy could lead to the same line of events: physical abuse, never separating despite the abuse, and suicide.
Finally something i agree with fr
Everyone in reddit relate to punpun to the point that they r justifying his actions , whereas he is literally a registered cirminal in eyes of law 🙃
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PunPun does get a lot of sympathy because he’s the main character but his actions have no excuses…
No one's justifying his actions they're just empathizing with him and his character whereas people like you (moralist) are whining because a group of people are coming together to understand someone or something which goes against your programming and its funny since its no different from what this side of punpun readers are doing which is coming together to spite or discuss how bad some manga characters actions are. You don't have to like his actions and I'm pretty sure no one does but not everyone is full of themselves with this good guy patriot code at least to the point where they can't simply analyze or relate to the next. The only bother really is that people prefer to do this for fiction and not one another in day to day life glorifying and normalizing their own form of hate every chance they get.
@@Godloveszaza damn i just said something of my pov, what hurt you ? also I felt bad for punpun too but it doesn't imply justification
@@Godloveszaza they never stated they hate pun pun, just saying there's no justification for his behaviourಠಿ_ಠ
There's no need to rant
@@karan3658you said people on Reddit are justifying him. He decided to give you more perspective.
I won't argue the guy did lots of bad things, him using Aiko to vent when she came to him for help being the moment he could never be called a "good person". What disqualifies him as a "monster" though comes shortly before Aiko's death where he claims to put himself in the authorities way should she turn herself in. As opposed to him saying he won't go to prison out of her misplaced sense of priorities. As well as opposed to the majority of choices he made prior to that in over 100 chapters of that story. Sure it was masochistically selfish, so "she could wait for him". Still, it proves that in his way, he held on his vow to try to protect her to the very end.
lllll282, we can agree to disagree. A monster might be a stretch but that’s how I viewed him from the last half of the manga.
Join the discord so we can talk more
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日本人の日常やローカルなネタが海外の人にどう見えてるのか興味があって、レビュー動画を探していました。
愛子ちゃんと幸は対比の存在になってるんですよね。
愛子ちゃんはいつも現実に立ち向かえずに夢に逃避していて、幸は現実と戦って生きてきました。
多くの漫画では主人公はヒーローとして描かれますが、おやすみプンプンではそうではありません。
作中に登場するどの人物もいい面と悪い面を合わせ持っています。
人間の多面性や不完全さを描いているところが、この漫画が他の作品とは違う点です。
嘘がなく、美しいです。
ありがとう😊
@loving_rabbit thank you for watching the video! Are you from Japan? I’m so excited that people from all over the world watched this video! Thank you for the comment
@@KingShadows1
Thank you for your replay! Yes, I'm Japanese.
I read this comic and I was looking for a review video. Then, found this 😊
For some reason, Japanese people don't often share their impressions through videos. So I was glad to find your video.
Thank you and おやすみ🛌💤
@@loving_rabbit thank you loving rabbit! Japanese peoples are cool and I bet you’re just as cool.
If you want we have a discord community you can join, I want to have a connection with everyone seeing my video!
discord.gg/ahPzvpp2cK
Then why are all people relating to this character when he literally harmed, manipulated girlfriends
I guess people are manipulating their girlfriend too
They relate to his suffering, not his crimes. Besides, their suffering doesn’t have to match word for word as described in the manga.
@@Narrator06huh
@@Narrator06 Don’t group all women into one group, some people are just not on par with the average.
A lot of people can, sadly, relate to the toxic household Punpun lives in, their parents getting divorced, having depression and no motivation for anything, being manipulated, and so much more. It's Punpun's thoughts and actions during these various scenarios that also feel relatable
@@Narrator06 can we women live without being put into the same group as the terrible ones, Keep yourself safe tho!
From the few videos ive seen regarding the series as a whole, it really pisses me off how people downplay what Punpun did to Aiko in the latter half of the series.
The other half of the manga definitely got worse for Aiko, she deserved better.
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I'm still at the beginning of reading the manga, so I don't know much about Punpun's future (although I've seen spoilers). But this story sometimes really reminds me of Bojack horseman. There too, a man faced an awful childhood and when he became an adult, he started doing shitty things. And I think Todd's quote is very on point: “You are all the things that are wrong with you. It's not the alcohol, or the drugs, or any of the shitty things that happened to you in your career, or when you were a kid. It's you"
Siempre lo fue
Goodnight Punpun is a cautionary tale for sure because what's even more sickening than ppl relating to Punpun is that there are crime cases that reference 'Goodnight Punpun' and the most infamous one is the 'Bianca Devins Case'. When I did my research on the case, it was mentioned that the perpetrator referenced Aiko's 'Remember Me' wish and tried to off himself the same way Punpun did, after having murdered Bianca. And in the end, the perpetrator lived and was justly sentenced to 25 to Life in a NY Penitentiary. But then he grew in infamy just like Punpun.
What's the song in the background?
it kinda sounds like the intro for serial experiment lain or the song duvet by boa
@@frog-o8x I think it's the instrumental yeah
@@frog-o8xyes it is frog!
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Iirc the author considers the ending a bad ending. He would ve died saving sachi's daughter and redeeming himself sort of? But living on doing things he doesnt want to do is more of a punishment for his actions. So his life with sachi is more like being her pet. I also remember thinking all those shooting stars showing up in the night sky while waiting to die was like a huge "f*ck you" to punpun for telling aiko that he'd wish for no more shooting stars
@@nyx2889 yeah nyx that moment was really crazy, shooting stars as he was about to somewhat leave earth you can say.
discord.gg/ahPzvpp2cK
Join the discord if you want to talk more about PunPun, I’d be glad to have you
Long text, BEWARE 0-0
It all depends on perspective, yes the author said that "Living is harder than dying" but if you think about it, Punpun in the end chose to live, he for the first time in years seemed free from his troubled mind (He literally stabs GOD in one of the pages, which was his left eye, it could just be idk a "cool" censor, but anyway, GOD being just a even darker version of himself, get stab ,It's a very visual way FOR ME that shows that he changed in that point, he kill the darkest version of himself, He would die if Nanjou didn't find him at that moment)but he chooses to live even if it's difficult and he's aware of it (this time without intrusive thoughts, he would kill himself if he had greater impulses or more courage at other times in his life )
anyway, it's all a matter of perspective, the ending is AMBIGUOUS on purpose after all.
I think it's cool, I saw many different perspectives (including yours) thanks to this, it's interesting, how our perception of the ending, or the characters, or the situations themselves, say more about US as individuals than about the story itself, After all, we are the ones who choose what we want to believe!
wow no shit ofc he is, like did you see how unreliable the adults are depicted?
@@bruhmoment1028 obviously I saw how unreliable the adults are that’s why I talked about it!!
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bruh
Bean.
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