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| I feel like the manga became worse after he killed Doma. Also I don't know how to feel about this ending. 5/10 from me. |
UnknownGhost5Dec 2, 2022 1:23 PM
| WTF? San = Sun and Luna = Moon I still don't understand the ending lmao |
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| The ending fits the weirdness of the manga, for sure |
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| just finished it and daaang what a crazy insterstellar ride was that! Fujimoto really do cinematic style in manga format lol! in short we're just witnessing a life of two immortal beings until the end of earth and also the end of their time as immortals, other stuff or plots are just extras. I guess? lol lots of confusing stuff but still a great read til the end! |
| Although i'm still very confused about what happened in some parts I guess it all worked out?? |
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| So it's over... I don't really know what to say, I'm at a loss for words. I definitely liked the ending but it was so sudden, I haven't really taken any of it in yet. So now Sun and Luna will now forever sleep? I thought it was going to be an adam and eve type thing but I guess not. I'm glad they got their happy ending but wow what a crazy journey. So what I'm taking from it is that Sun watched the movie and knew there was someone he had to search for so he spent FOREVER(literally) doing so. I always have such a weird feeling whenever I finish any of Fujimoto's work, it's such an empty but satisfying feeling, I can't explain it but I'm sure some of you have also felt it. I like to comment on these because I get to see others opinions from years ago or even recent, it's a pretty nice feeling knowing i'm part of something so big. But I guess this is me signing off for the night lol, it's been a long, emotional and fun night, see yall in other discussion pages! |
| you know what im gonna say it............ the story got better after togata died |
| Floyd Mayweather English Tutor |
| This certainly was one of the manga of all time. I can't even begin to understand how I felt about the story though the art was really good. It didn't just fall of the rails after Togata died, it hit a 90 degree angle straight up and drifted from rollercoaster to rollercoaster. I guess at the end of the day it gets a Fire Punch/10 |
| I... this is truly something. Its a 10/10 that I don't want to give a 10/10 |
| REGULAR SHOW TROUNCES ANY ANIME. PEAK FICTION We protect other species because humans themselves are lonely creatures. We protect the environment because humans themselves don’t want to go extinct. What drives us is simply self-gratification. But I think that’s fine, and that it’s really all there is to it. There’s no point in despising humans by human standards. That’s right. So in the end, it’s hypocritical for us to love Earth without loving ourselves. |
| Yeah holy shit, it's even better now than when I first read it even though I loved it then. Fire Punch really delivered such an optimistic and hopeful message even in such a nihilistic story and setting. The idea that regardless of whatever pain you go through in life you should still live, even if you have to be someone else in order to do so. Agni died when he was burned by Doma, but through the wish of Luna who wanted him to live, he became an avenger, a hero, a god and in the end, Fire Punch, just so he gains the will to live. However he learns that he should be the person he desires to be above all else rather than becoming someone another person perceives him as. Agni's true self is embodied by the inherent desire to see Luna again and protect her. This theme was also reflected in other characters such as Togata who originally wanted to be a hero but lost sight of that and became crazy, but in the end he saved Agni's life by sacrificing himself. Also Judah with her paralleling Agni, as she also wore a mask of being God's servant, but in the end she desired to become a person who wants to protect the one that she loves. By the conclusion of Agni's journey, he was rewarded with the ultimate reunion with the one he lost, as even if it was Judah, she believed herself to be Luna, and in the end, that's all that really matters. They're all just actors on a set becoming anything they want to be. A truly beautiful story and message that is often misunderstood as meaningless nonsense, which is a massive shame. Fujimoto, what a man you are. 10/10 |
Nano201102Feb 2, 2023 6:44 AM
| A really good read I enjoyed this although I was confused at times I tried my best to put things together lmao 8/10 I enjoy fujimotos art and put together with wacky stories always makes for a treat. |
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RahulGandhiHalwa said: I didn't understand a damn thing happened after chapter I think 54 or 55? But enjoyed it for whatever it was. 9/10 Great stuff fujimoto yep, same here but 7/10 for me lol |
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| Very cool and soulful. Judah remained in the center of the tree, Agni from the ruined earth somehow got to her after many years, and when they met, both found peace and were able to die. I'm reading Chainsaw-Man right now and it's nice to see so many references from Fire Punch in it! |
| This was a wild journey... Just finished it after reading the whole manga through a couple of hours. It went to some existence questions in the last chapters, and even though I prefer the action, it served as a good tone for the story in general. Kept me interested this whole time. |
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| Very underrated manga for sure. I hope we get some sort of anime adaptation of this. |
Reply to Suave-
@Kuma people really just slap 10/10 on everything
| @Suave- you didn't even check my list, which is public. you are the one that not even bother to check. what made you think you have the high horse to have looking down on me? |
 "If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Reply to Suave-
@Kuma No i did check out your list but it’s pretty irrelevant, i’m just saying i often see a lot of people slap 10/10 on titles without knowing the weight of it and fire punch was definitely not a perfect masterpiece lmao, also i’m not looking down on you, nobody said that.
| @Suave- oh yeah, mr "how dare other people rate this 10/10". you didn't bother to check information because you think it's irrelevant, you are the one that didn't bother to weight anything. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Reply to Suave-
@Kuma Well it is sort of irrelevant isn’t it? What does your other manga/anime ratings have to do with your rating of fire punch? I get that your average rating was between 6-7/10, but fire punch is soo undeserving of being called a masterpiece throughout history lmao.
| @Suave- but your point that you quote me as if i just slap 10/10 easily was wrong and innacurate. how is that irrelevant? you are just had wrong assumption. also what make you authority to call somthing undeserving? |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Reply to Suave-
@Kuma Nothing gives me the authority to do so, i’m just a random fella on the internet, just like you. But this is a forum, and i just wanted to point out that people really often slap 10/10 on titles which are not masterpieces. try explaining to me how fire punch is a masterpiece, maybe i might change my mind.
| @Suave- you are the one that made claim, why it's my job to explain it? have you never had any rational conversation before? |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Reply to Suave-
@Kuma Well case shut then, people slap 10/10 on anything, peace ✌️
| @Suave- and you quote me, the very thing proven you wrong. i don't slap 10/10 on everything. you already start yor statement from wrong assumption. how the hell you think your aregument worth any value? |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| Either it was Adam and Eve or Sun and the Moon. Well a good read nonetheless. After reading almost all of his work I really question Fujimoto’s sanity. |
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