>user hasn't read Fire Punch yet
He has yet to truly LIVE.
User hasn't read Fire Punch yet
Zachary Price
Tyler Brooks
overrated garbage spammed by OP who can't shut up about it.
Henry Bell
Kino
Cringe
James Mitchell
>t. Huntard
Asher Bailey
It was a trainwreck.
Also this
Lincoln Johnson
>trainwreck
In the mind of a brainlet, sure.
The moral of the story is that the world is always hurling towards oblivion. It's far more nihilistic than Berserk or even Helck. The universe always dies, and the world ends, that's always the set up.
The conflict of the world is with nhilism. A reality that trivializes human experience, feelings and condition. It's all reinforcing that this isn't a world worth living for many of it's characters and that's what most of it is pivoted around of.
-Togata just wants to jack off watching movies, there is no meaning to much of her continued life.
-Agni continues on a made up revenge quest that he is conflicted on, and by the end doesn't care about because it was all just an excuse. Anger made him feel less pain
-Judah has few reasons to live and is just keeping up a rotting world, propping up just for appearances.
Fujimoto frames this against a fatalistic world. Not once do we see them come together to try to save it. This world can't be saved, they can't be saved.This world will always go cold. Their experiences only matter to them. Their values too. The reality of the pov characters if often described as incoherent.
Each character operated on their own drive that gave them purpose, and when faced with the existential crisis that their plight might not even matter, they made choices on how to cope, adapt, and change their identity and perspective to keep on living in their world. And this encompasses the major characters like Agni, Togata, and Judah.
I never read anything like it before. The story has great pace, is constantly transforming with the characters. The ending of Fire Punch encapsulates my love of cinema. I watched the life of Agni and suffered with him in a cathartic journey and I'm left to take it in as however I want. Whether for entertainment or something more profound like walking out of a movie theater.
Joshua Reyes
No, it was a trainwreck. Also only retards use copypastas to prove a point
Hudson James
>it was a trainwreck
"No u"
>Also only retards use copypastas to prove a point
Not true. Retards do the opposite. Smart people save their old posts so that they don't have to waste time typing them out again.
Grayson Lopez
Not an argument
Kevin Cooper
ITS KINO LE KINO FUJIKINO MAKES MANGAKINO CHAINSAW KINO AAAAAAAAH