Post number #375327, ID: b36da7
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I was used to just feel a little sad because some character died, or something just got fucked up, but Inio Asano made me feel fucking depressed. WHAT THE FUCK JUST HAPPENED TO ME WHILE READING HIS SHIT (excluding Dead Dead Demons and Solanin those were nice)?
Punpun left me feeling some kind of sorrow and melancholy every chapter, and it JUST GOT WORSE WITH TIME.
Nijigahara left me confused and with the impression that when reading his sad stuff you can't trust even on yourself.
Post number #375332, ID: b36da7
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>>375327 even though, I have really enjoyed it. Recommended, you will feel kinda empty on the end.
Post number #375342, ID: 71c4ec
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Is dead dead demon still going? I stopped reading it when I had to update my app and delete all my bookmarked mangas, partially because it let me in such a state of depression that I couldn't function for the whole day after it
Post number #375381, ID: b36da7
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>>375342 It's still going, my dude. Dead Dead Demons was more like "HEY, DUDE. YOU KNOW ABOUT THAT PROBLEMS YOU'RE HAVING NOW FINISHING HIGH SCHOOL AND STUFF? THEY DON'T MATTER AT ALL, THERE ARE THINGS WAY MORE IMPORTANT HAPPENING ABOVE YOUR FIELD OF VISION" and it landed as a critic to my present self. Ironically I felt comforted some parts. But Punpun left me feeling just depressed.
Post number #375386, ID: 5381b1
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Punpun took my heart, ground it into a fine powder, snorted it, and hacked it back out as a disgusting gooey mess. It fucked me u p.
I really like Asano's art and storytelling though. I still gotta read his other works, but Nijigahara is pretty high on my readlist.
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| I was used to just feel a little sad because some character died, or something just got fucked up, but Inio Asano made me feel fucking depressed. WHAT THE FUCK JUST HAPPENED TO ME WHILE READING HIS SHIT (excluding Dead Dead Demons and Solanin those were nice)?
Punpun left me feeling some kind of sorrow and melancholy every chapter, and it JUST GOT WORSE WITH TIME.
Nijigahara left me confused and with the impression that when reading his sad stuff you can't trust even on yourself.