Kingzevon

There are some small spoilers up ahead (I do my best to avoid them). Sorry if there's any weird grammar mistakes. ADHD and Dyslexia make it hard for me to write long things like this without zoning out. Over the weekend I read the manga “Oyasumi Punpun” also known as “Goodnight Punpun.” I couldn’t have chosen a worse weekend to read it. Halloween is also the birthday of my deceased friend, Jessica. Usually I can at least distract myself on Halloween since there’s so much fun to be had in it, but when you’re stuck in a dorm, all you can do is mourn. Punpun is about the life of a young man. It starts when he is roughly 10 and ends when he is 21. The series delves into themes of depression, nihilism, suicide, hopelessness, day to day life, romance, sex, etc. We see him grow up, we see him deal with relationships. We see him experience loss. We see him contemplate both his own existence and suicide. What’s interesting however, is that Punpun is not drawn as a human. He is instead drawn