Fire Punch is a ride from start to finish

[@jdog10d]

Legit when I read fire punch it kinda felt like a blur I enjoyed what I read but honestly never truly understood it. This truly opened my eyes to the amazing drug trip that is fire punch

[@Tanawindinn]

The wildest part of this video(aside for the manga itself) was how the fuck did I recognize every single OST

[@popogeejo]

For all it's bleakness I really love the Fire Punch has Togata whip up an afterlife on the spot to comfort Agni and from then on it's treated as main conception f the afterlife and treated with unflinching sincerity. Fujimoto has a bunch of criticisms of religion as a means of control but seems to understand the benefits of the comforting parts that make existence less scary.

[@timcheater6336]

idk I thought the dog scene was not that bad in the sense that it doesn't ruin the story cause it seems like its pointing out the fact that the guy is ok with zoophilia and pedophilia but not homosexuality and how bad things can get normalized while normal things can get demonized basically arbitrarily, but I would agree with people that say it's very edgy cause it very much is but if I were to play devils advocate then maybe starting with something very edgy can set the tone or something like that for the overall story, idk I don't think dog sex is that important to the story and probably could have been replaced with something else that says the same thing about the post-apocalyptic society if all the other things we saw already didn't, but tbh I still think it's funny to see that guy lose his shit because it's not underage zoophilia with a girl but with a boy. I promise that I have other thoughts about Fire punch just the length of my comment about the dog sex scene concerns me and will probably concern you.

[@ilyanovikov1772]

Damn, that Disco Elysium music in the background sure did hit like a train

[@TRussell148]

This is remarkably well done. I've seen videos with 100x the views that suck compared to this. Keep up the good work.

[@KaioenGaming]

Ill be honest i consumed this entire thing with brain off and all i got from it was haha incest burning man

[@LastMinuteEssays]

I mean hey, it is that too

[@Renoxen]

This is by far the best Fire Punch video I've seen and for some reason severely underrated.

[@LastMinuteEssays]

Glad you liked it. The algo doesn't like my ass for some reason so sharing is caring

[@surgodt]

HOLY SHIT I NEVER THOUGHT I'D SEE YOU MAKE A FIRE PUNCH VIDEO.

[@hexley1664]

I really want the protag to punch me

[@LastMinuteEssays]

It's not worth it man

[@jermanizer]

least weeb-brained kantian (vid rocked, btw)

[@GGinoD]

Fire Punch is truly an experience

[@MrGredius]

Wow. That was. Wow. (I definitely need to reread Fire Punch)

[@Santanael]

she fire on my punch until i

[@LastMinuteEssays]

[incredibly loud movie blooper sound]

[@topdrain]

She Agni on my punch until i fire

[@anhminhnguyen4522]

Back again with another comment. Idk much about Fujimoto’s background, and this might be just another coincidence, but now that I think more about it “Fire Punch” reminds me so much of the Buddha’s “Fire Sermon”: (…) “The ear is burning, sounds are burning... The nose is burning, odors are burning... The tongue is burning, flavors are burning... The body is burning, tangibles are burning... The mind is burning, ideas are burning, mind-consciousness is burning, mind-contact is burning, also whatever is felt as pleasant or painful or neither-painful-nor-pleasant that arises with mind-contact for its indispensable condition, that too is burning. Burning with what? Burning with the fire of lust, with the fire of hate, with the fire of delusion. I say it is burning with birth, aging and death, with sorrows, with lamentations, with pains, with griefs, with despairs.” (…) “Fire Punch” was a fucking wild ride: edgy at the start, an absolute spiral both downward and upward in the middle, before suddenly casting the spell of eternal bliss onto its characters and us readers in the end after what feels like an eternity. In a sense, I think Fire Punch was also about letting go, about moving on from grief, from hate, from trauma, from memory itself and from the cycle of life and death. Agni’s fire and Luna’s loneliness only ceased to exist when they find each other again, when two once more become one, the circle finally closes upon itself. Maybe that’s why the memories of Fire Punch lives on so vividly in its readers: by its own language and aesthetic it helps us reflecting upon the human conditions that we all go through, honestly. "When he finds estrangement, passion fades out. With the fading of passion, he is liberated. When liberated, there is knowledge that he is liberated. He understands: 'Birth is exhausted, the holy life has been lived out, what can be done is done, of this there is no more beyond.”

[@LastMinuteEssays]

Ooh, that's a neat piece of cultural context I would not have found on my own, thank you

[@anhminhnguyen4522]

your essay still slays bro, keep up the good work!

[@zainy_inc154]

W

[@pingwin7054]

And this is good start if majówka. If you ever write a book for some reason, I need to know about it. I will try to find you and ask for autograph for no reason

[@FrogKingYT]

Please tid i need more coal for the furnace.

[@statz3697]

Gimme a few days il be right after I read

[@LastMinuteEssays]

Have fun!