Is Punpun a tragic figure, or is he simply getting what he deserves?
Is Punpun a tragic figure, or is he simply getting what he deserves?
Hudson Gutierrez
Daniel Butler
Oyasumi Punpun is pretentious shit
Brayden Fisher
author forced to make everything always go wrong from him
Jaxon Brooks
Undoubtably, but I’m asking about the character himself. Punpun himself is pretty unpretentious
Matthew Bailey
Both (also poorly written)
John Stewart
Ah, just like real life!
Aaron Green
He's tragic because he's getting what he deserves, you illiterate rube.
David Gray
How is he tragic if it’s what he deserves?
Grayson Brooks
Because he's constantly a victim of his own bad decisions along with bad shit out of his control happen to him.
Dylan Brown
This
Jaxon Russell
Punpun is a cunt.
This right here is the true tragic figure of the series.
Carter Kelly
He's a victim of his bad decisions and the things that happen around him. The real tragic character is Aiko
Hunter King
The classical tragic hero is brought down by their own character flaws despite noble intentions.
Christopher Bennett
Does that mean they deserved it?
Charles Kelly
Yes it does.
Robert Cruz
when everything is always go wrong, it's as bad as plot armor shounen when everything always go right.
Kayden Torres
Would you have read this series if it was about a mediocre boy living his mediocre life with nothing “too bad” happening to him?
Jayden Evans
cringe
Easton Phillips
He made some poor decisions but wasn't a horrible person and his messed up family didn't help.
Most of it was tragedy armor though like said.
I'm still fucking mad about that meta discussion in the manga about writing a manga where only bad things happen. Pretentious gets thrown around way too much but this deserves it.
Brayden Wood
What does that even mean? Lots of people like shounen because there's never any real doubt the good guys will win.
Tyler Morales
I hated this little bitch and the fact that we were supposed to feel bad for her.