Goodnight PunPun Crushed Me
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- Review and analysis of Goodnight PunPun
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Real men cry to PunPun and Berserk
Pun pun is basically IRL Realistic beserk. Both tell the story of a struggler trying to overcome themselves and their past,but a being or entity keeps pushing them further into despair.
indeed
And fall of Cadia.
And March comes in like a lion
my two first seinens in that order
Me: so I’ve been thinking of reading goodnight PunPu-
Therapist: No.
Let's be honest. Many people here already finished punpun. We just waching this video cause we want to hear more people appreciating this genuine masterpiece
Yes i do, i do want to hear other experiments about this masterpiece
Meh I often watch those videos to learn. Be it life lessons or other things. I sure pick some things up in the manga but watching those videos greatly summarizes everything perfectly
I'm literaly here from an animation I saw and I wanna see if it's interesting
i have no one to appreciate it with because none of my friends understand it enough to actually read it
@@stefanquintana5165 same, the manga online comments are the only way for me to have some ''interaction'' about PunPun
I cried when I saw the message "may you never forget me" on the paper from Aiko
Me too. This part is the worst for me. I can't even go back to that part again. Aiko's story is the most tragic.
@@monsterboomer8051 the kick in the balls moment is when punpun decided to completely forget her in ch 145 , damn u punpun😡😡
Pun Pun is one of the series that can really change your perspective
I feel like most series can change a persons perspective, it’s all up to them.
@@omasego5572 yes but This manga Hits Differently then most fictional stories I have read
Haha funny little bird sad
Literally so true
Facts
I read this manga when i was home for the summer my sophomore year. i was depressed, and lashed out at anyone who tried to reach out to me. reading this manga made me realize a lot of things about myself, mainly that not being yourself at all times will always lead to anguish. i learned that no matter what, if i’m feeling something or if i have something to say, i have to express it. i have to move forward, and remember why i am where i am. this manga is one of the many things in my life that brought me into adulthood, i would suggest anyone who can stomach they admittedly triggering content to give this a read. we are all punpun at some point, but there’s always a way to take your mask off.
when I read punpun I realized how similar our mindsets were and the future dangers of going down his path
I will always say I think that this is one of the only story I genuinely felt earned its nihilism and its depressing ending.
I recommend the anime Devilman Crybaby if you want more of that. Also The Grey, with Liam Neeson, is an incredible and dark movie.
Oh, wait! You haven’t seen depressing yet. I would recommend you to read Aku No Hana by Shuzo Oshimi. But since that shit is depressing AF its best for you not to read it. But unlike Goodnight Punpun, it got a fresh happy ending.
the last volume of this series is a masterpiece. there’s some frustrating parts throughout cause Punpun is in many way responsible for his own misery, so it’s hard to always root for him.
this was a great review Ryan, and I’m happy you are doing better. Personally I’m not in a good place so punpun is almost a nightmare to read at those times cause it gives you very little to no hope for happiness. But I guess what the story is saying is «don’t be like punpun».
hope you are doing better my dude. Punpun broke me too made me think alot about my self and the way i think about life.
It sounds like it’s a look into the life of someone (pun pun) and how they spiral into darkness, self destruction, and can’t get out of that dark, depressed sad state.
It probably analyzes troubled people, mainly young people and how their despair consumes the person
Don't never be like punpun yeah right 👍👍👍
reading reiraku by inio asano is crazy, its almost like a hateful memoir of a manga. Its pretty obvious that the main character is supposed to be him, but he is so brutal agaisnt himself and he just tries to lie everything bare. It feels like in reiraku he is basically confessing that "his intentions aren't pure."Its hard to explain. But some background is that inio asano lost signifigant amounts of popularity and sales when punpun started to become darker in tone. He was recieving backlash from his fans and from his publishers because it just wasnt selling well. Asano got angry at this, so he decided to start making manga that he thought was soulless and selling out. I believe thats the origins of Dead Dead Demons, but then he found support in his fans and he picked himself and decided to write dead dead demons the way he wanted it to be written. Reiraku is basically a story about that time. (I could be widly wrong, but thats what I think i remember from a google binge 5 months ago)
I wonder how many more masterpieces we would have in the contemporary era if artists weren't forced to become sellouts.
Pun pun is so real and raw when it comes to abuse and trauma it’s scary. Fantastic manga, but made me remember things that I wish i could forget
This manga is tragic but beautiful. Im glad you did an all in 1 review instead of volume by volume,you really gotta take it and give your opinion once you take it all in imo. This book really did change my mindset on a lot of things,that shed panel in the final volume just broke me man. This manga is in my opinion a must read,but you should read it when you are ready whether it be 20 or 30. Seeing myself in punpun was painful but also helped me look deeper in myself and made me realize i need to change. Anyways enough rambling was typing along and writing down as i was watching so its kinda everywhere. Thanks for sharing your view and experience of this beautiful madness Ryan!
What a coincidence, I just recently finished reading this, and you're right it did crush me
I couldve listened to you talking about pun pun for much longer than 17 minutes
Ryan. Like you this manga felt like I was reading myself. I too lost someone. Reading this and hearing your explanation I thought; Alas, I know I’m not alone.
I’m still in shock from reading the last chapter in only hours ago. I appreciate it for the journey. For the lesson and art. I hope you feel comfortable to make more videos on this in the future but at the same time, I completely understand.
Thank you.
Inio Asano might be my favorite mangaka. I would highly recommend Dead Dead Demons. I thought I wasn’t going to like it as much as his other series, but it wound up being possibly my favorite series by him.
This manga hits hard. I didnt cry at THAT scene towards the end, but i was incredibly shocked.
For me the saddest part was the bleakness of what adult life can become. That you grow up having dreams only to be shattered and left into nothingness. But still you cling onto this one stray of hope although it slowly destroys you
I've always been intrigued by this manga but I never let myself read it because my mental health is crumbling at the moment and I just don't think it would be a smart idea. Hearing everyone say how it crushes them almost makes me read it more.
I remember that i recomended this manga to you in a stream some time ago. Its really cool to know you finally read it :D
Although people worry about depression and have suicidal thoughts like past me I'm glad to see people having each others backs in the comment section.
Punpun made me cry. And i have not cried in a long long time.
I’ve heard a lot about this manga and I don’t know if I can read it. It just sounds to similar to what I’ve gone through myself.
PunPun is so good because really many of us can empathize with it
This is the Bojack Horseman of Manga
I can’t believe I’m just learning of this 2 years after you released this. One of my top 10 manga now.
I love goodnight punpun so much for not only had it made me feel but for how everyone relates to it a little differently. There's somethings that I can relate to with punpuns mother that others can't and vice versa on different scenarios within the story.
What is that song in the beginning? I hear it everywhere.
Here's the song: th-cam.com/video/NOiFtoFc8yE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Maur%C3%ADcioMoraes
This is one of those stories that makes me feel genuine sympathy towards humanity. Obviously not all, actually not even the majority have to deal with so many layers of psychological pressure crushing them into a different being. But ig those that DO understand that feel more like real people to me that I can actually understand their thoughts, feelings, and ideas. I do not want those people to continue having to endure the same suffering day in and day out. And for better or for worse its one of the basically unbreakable points of ambition within me. Even reality itself seems like a manageable opponent to crush in order to improve the world as a whole. Such large ambitious rarely have any room for others to put faith in but it’s really hardly even nesscessary for me to be believed in. In the end I’m the master of my own progress and accomplishment. If I needed others to validate it, it wouldn’t even really be my own ambition pushing me forwards. Probably a depressing standpoint to most but it’s honestly been the ultimate way to carry on no matter how many times I fall. And that keeps me shockingly shielded from hitting total hopelessness
I don't think I ever related to anything like I did to this manga. I cried my eyes out.
I'm currently trying to read this series and much like Bojack Horseman I find myself relating to Punpun in more ways than I care to admit. Honestly the story and characters are great but it's probably gonna take me some time to finish due to the subject matter.
I love this story so much. There is some things in the manga I have dealt with. Most of the time I was hoping punpun would change or get help. As it went on and I kept hoping for a good ending the drop off into the abyss the ending was hit me hard and it really shows that continuing on a path where you’re down and not trying to get help even when it’s possible soon it will be impossible. The part where punpun actually has friends and somewhat of a new love interest I was really really hoping he would change and that is one of the opportunities he had to change but he clung to the memory of a girl he hasn’t seen since middle school and that’s the point I really started to realize that there’s a slim chance this will end well especially when he saw Aiko again I knew it even better. Experienced a mini version of it when I still clung to the hope this would still end well and I was shown how disappointing that could become
12:11 - 12:40 Is me currently. The way you described a bit of your experience in life and what PunPun goes through was extremely, and scarily similar. I know I need to work on myself I just get nihilistic and hopeless. Most of my suffering isn't caused by any external forces, its through my own laziness and apathy.
Oyasumi Punpun.
I read the start of Punpun at my local library as a teen and thought it was just dumb and creepy. After reading it as an adult, I discovered one of my favorite manga, which resonated to me on a personal level, and most importantly made me confront who I was. These thoughts were not pleasant but they were definitely very important to me as a young adult.
This video was uploaded on my birthday I turned 16 when this was uploaded.
I guess that's what was missing. I haven't experienced any of those events, so none of it deeply resonated with me. But I can still understand the realness of the emotions portrayed in the manga. Punpun threw me off since I couldn't insert myself into him. So, naturally, I can't appreciate the manga as much as someone who was able to.
I have to stop reading into because it was getting way too relatable in the place I was in my life, I will go back to it when I'm in a better place but it's a great manga. Great review
The author actually says he gets worried about people when he says they're fans of this story lol
bro you explained it the same way i felt while reading it
Damn bro your words hit deep, made me tear up, will be buying this manga as well as subbing🤝
Yeah! Punpun!
it took me a few days to take in and process oyasumi punpun, and each day i just bash my head thinking of each scenes and the meanings and.. and
i saw myself in punpun, i realized. watching him grow up, his thoughts, everything that's happening around him,,
i was in denial but,,
nevertheless, it's a great series.
my boi ryan spittin' life facts
This review of Punpun is the best video on this. Well done
I highly recommend Kokou no hito
Yes!
10:05 is some real shit man. Just finished punpun and I’m just trying to let it settle in
What happened with Aiko pissed me off because all the things PunPun does and everything he sacrificed for her like his future, his Friends, and His Family ...Just to Be abandoned in the end
What a depression you can't escape from
Edit: Apologies but I didn't read the rest until now... she's forgotten
to each their own, ignorance is bliss
He then did kind of lead Aiko to her death
@@cubeofmeat4982 well in a way Aiko was more tragic than punpun
This is a REAALLY good review as usual.
To paraphrase Spoony: this is the best manga I never want to read again.
(I most likely will, but still that hit deep)
Just like it crushed everybody
Damn, I feel attacked.
If like me, you grew up with a lack of self worth and loneliness, Punpun will hit you hard. For me i felt heartbroken but..in a good way i think ? After feeling all this emotions i felt my heart was a lot lighter. Maybe its because i know all of this is behind me and so i was able here to finally face my past and make peace with it.
Welcome to the club buddy
My opinion of punpun has considerably lessened since I first read it. It went from being like no. 4 to like no. 11 on my personal list. Regardless, i still think it's amazing. One of the most profound, balls-to-the-walls manga and it doesn't pull any punches. It's not so much as sappy or emotional as some other anime or manga, but the emotion is so visceral and raw that in many cases, it hits harder than even Berserk. Fantastic manga.
Anyone please share link to read it with me.
Can we please get a video with more of your own thoughts around some of the major spoilers
Agreed,i am scared to read it again.
Almost 80k homie
This manga hurt me... I cannot recommend it just because it is brutal emotionally. That being said it is such an emotional journey i also want everyone to experience it.
Thank you for the awesome manga reviews .. I just bought a kindle and I’m going to read this
at this rate in which my life is going, i feel like i'm becoming worse than punpun. I never thought i'd say that.
Don't give up your fight
Don't be like him at all costs
It will only cost the people who care for u
Thanks for sharing, i relate to all of this.
Punpun actually fucks me up 🐦
whats the beat in the background at the start
Bruh I just bought the first 3 volumes, hoping to feel something for this mango
Some mangoes feel a bit sour
Should've been more mentally prepared
Yessss finally a punpun vid
what is the song at 13:21?
Love yourself
Thanks
Rip punpun
Music please?
I hate reading this, because some aspect resonate with me and i dont liker that
damn this Sh*T hit home to hard =(
10:39 watcha mouf bru
us*
Its Ight not my type of manga
this is the best commentary I've seen on the manga. Many people rush to judge and criticize the characters with a sense of moral superiority and lack of empathy, which is sad because they fail to see what lies beneath the surface of their behaviors. Perhaps they haven't experienced similar situations and struggle to empathize. I'm not justifying the horrible events in the manga, but it's important to understand why some characters end up in such states. A lot of people hate Aiko and paint her as a villain, ignoring the immense suffering she endured. It's natural for someone who's been through such trauma to end up in a similar state. Many have never experienced the kind of intense, desperate love that leads you to sacrifice everything for someone else. When both characters are social misfits, it's them against the world. Those who haven't had similar experiences may not fully appreciate Inio Asano's skill in accurately depicting insecurity, heartbreak, and depression. It's not about romanticizing these feelings but rather learning to reflect on them and empathize with those who experience them
it's sad to see so many videos and comments being like "Haha crippling depression amirite? xD, ugh these characters are disgusting they're just assholes! I don't get it!"
Read suicide island
I'd stop sympathizing Punpun, I realized that most of us are dealing our own demons but in different ways.
On a lighter note! I feel like if this kid and Griffith became friends they’d both end up so much better psychologically lol Guts should slice the multiverse and toss Femto into his house 🤣
*CAN HE BEAT GOKU THOUGH? HE CAN'T BEAT GOKU!! NOBODY BEATING GOKU*
I don't like how the manga treated Aiko.
Well Aiko deserved happy ending
And punpun never deserved a happy ending
You are hella dramatic lol
Im like 15 chapters away from finishing it, this story has resonated with me really hard because i met my aiko and now she’s gone, reading this has really helped me through the sadness and all. This is truly a masterpiece
Hi man, hope u enjoyed Punpun until the end
what does aiko mean
@@user-ds4in2qw5i lover
@@user-ds4in2qw5i read the manga man it still is one of the best if not the best manga ive read
oof the mention of just reaching that point of the story the first time hits home
Perfect job describing the experience of reading pun pun. Its brutal. Almost teared up just listening to you describe it. This is one of your best vids. The effort you put into these videos shows
Thank you 🙏
@@RealLifeRyan your welcome, I look forward to seeing your channel and videos grow and improve with you. Keep it up!
This is one of the most important manga I've read and seeing that you like this after also liking Berserk shows you got great taste and really know how to look at the important themes that are harder to find in literature
Also your final comments in this video really resonated with me intensely these feelings brought up by the manga are hard to talk about but analyzing them like you do gives a great insight as to how to deal with them
What really broke me in PunPun was how gloomy and realistically tragic the atmosphere of the story was, And that got me gloomy for a week.
I’m scared to read this ‘cause I know that I’m going to get into depression and I don’t want that, but...
Me too
Basically like ignorance is bliss
@@melvinklark4088 HAHAHA
If you’re not mentally stable you’re probably better off not reading it
@@Amaling What age would you say is acceptable to read this? I’m 15 and I’ve watched and read a lot of sad material
I've been suffering from depression for about 15 years now.
Needless to say, I've deeply connected with this manga, specially with Punpun himself. And also, as you can imagine, I've connected with a lot of scenes and inner dialogues from him that hit very close to home.
But I didn't find this story as devastating as a lot of people seem to find it.
Then today, I was on a pretty good mood, euphoric even. Then, I had the wonderful idea of just rereading a couple of random scenes, and.... I went to that dark place again for a few moments.
So, I've realized that the reason this manga didn't drown me further into darkness, was because I was already there.
So, for me, Oyasumi Punpun was more like a friend who descends deep into darkness to keep you company.
Some of us were just Pun Pun going "Sup?" to God
Man Oyasumi Punpun and Bojack Horseman are two masterpieces of media I never expected to be similar
While we saw punpun grow up we saw bojack's life in reverse
But both shows have their protagonists go towards a tragic downward spiral, making it hard to root for them.
Man when his mother died and said those last words but punpun just never said anything cuz he didn't loved her .....it broke my heart so much .
The older I get the less hardcore stuff I read. I skipped Punpun specifically because of it's content. I'm not suicidal (in these past months...), but I'm unstable and emotionally fucked enough to sense the risk of Punpun.I'm still a nihilist of sorts, but in a ligjt and carefree way that I got through meditation. I would not be alive without it. Please, save your mind. Meditate.
On another note from my last comment, I finished the manga today and so many thoughts are racing thru me. Best one right now? Punpun really is us, thinking we have it worse when there is a person like Aiko who doesn’t have friends or true family. Man punpun somewhat had it good with the people backing him while aiko just had a promise and a dream. Once it was fulfilled, that’s all she needed. It hurts me everytime I think about how what she wanted and what she got was exactly the same but still so different. Love and desperation go hand in hand. For once u want to be real wary of those hands touching. Good day punpun enthusiasts
I'm not damaged, depressed or obsessed and Pun Pun made me cry
For me the worst was the family, it was like I've read my life. Normally I never cry, I just stop it because... there were no real reason, but this part made me cry up like a small baby.
I think Aiko is an even more tragic character than Guts. It breaks me every time I think about her
Guts isn't tragic bruh, Guts mature, Berserk is different, is a story about hope and finding meaning in life, the message is really different, I wouldn't compare them
sad thing is Guts is still fighting for those he cares for
poor Aiko gave up in the end 😭😭
@@nomenbeb5747 but Guts is also tragic bro don't disrespect him like that
But I'm sure you can CRUSH PunPun
but yeah, PunPun hit hard man
The line I remember most is this.
"I'm much more ordinary than you were hoping I would be."
Personally, I think punpun's design is for relatability. The simplistic design of punpun's character in the first few volumes allows reader to more easily relate to punpun. As the story progresses and punpun gets more detailed, it gets harder for the reader to relate to him because punpun is becoming his own person with his own story.
I've just finished the last volume and i haven't cried in a long time. It's amazing how this manga made me reflect on my own life. A truly amazing piece of art.
just bought the whole series. for a reading marathon.