Gute Nacht, Punpun 10

Asano's art is so distinctive—did that choice heighten the sense of vulnerability or chaos in Punpun's journey? I'd love to hear what others think.

The portrayal feels raw and unsettling, making me wonder if that was the goal or if it reflects personal experiences from the creator.

This stylistic choice adds layers of symbolism—was it meant to represent innocence lost, or something else entirely?