#ichinose ke no taizai

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Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 44

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The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins' Final Chapter

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ICHINOSE-KE NO TAIZAI (2022-2023) by taizan 5

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The moment when Kenta's facade falls is so chilling. He's doing an excellent job making everyone feel sorry for him, but it turns out he's got a really rotten personality. I sympathize with him coming from an abusive family originally, but this is still a pretty rotten way for him to be acting. And now Tsubasa sees that even this found family is far from perfect. We're running out of sins at this point.

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ok ichinose sins theory time

spoilers for up to chapter 36

first off i think that we're still in tsubasa's dream i don't think he's actually woken up yet

everything thats happening feels like his concious wishes and his uncouncious wishes are coming true

i think sota is dead, i think he died in the accident that led to tsubasa's coma, and tsubasa's concious wish is that sota were alive, happy, with a family that truly cares about him, but subconiously, i dont think thats what he really wants, kenta is not a greedy, cruel child, tsubasa just desperately wants him to be because he doesnt want sota to be happy without him. hes convinced himself that sota is qlive with a family and now hes trying to convince himself that theyre bad people because thats what he wants to be the truth

'my big brother isnt dead, hes still alive and is happy with a new family, but he would be happier with me because his new family is bad'

tsubasa conciously wants his family to be happy and move on from what happened, but he unconciously wants purpose and reason. if his family heals without him, was he even needed? why did they get to spend all that time growing closer and healing if he doesnt get to move on. he also unconciously wants people to hate him as much as he thinks they do. we already know that the bullying in the loop was extremely exaterated from how it really was, and his room is an amplification of what he thought the people around him thought of him, as are all of the other loop rooms. he wanted a functioning family that he got through his parents, but he also wanted his family to have never moved on and fallen deeper into despair, like shiori

'my family is happy, but they're happier when im here, and no problems can be truly solved until i solve them. but my despair is not misplaced and i am not sinking deeper into despair on my own'

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HEY HEY WHAT'S GOING ON?!! HUHH?? it will be a good ending?!

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The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins & Rug Pulls

Now firstly, I still prefer this chapter to Cipher Academy's first, this is more a personal warning or concern in regards to the long term success and quality of the series.

It's another solid chapter, that shows off more solid art from Taizan5, of which I love their really aggressive room perspectives to be my favorite.

Just how interesting it makes things end up looking really captures me. A nice difference that doesn't have much of anything to do with symbolism or direction, but rather an idiosyncrasy of Taizan5.

Moving on however, we quickly get into the thick of Tsubasa's reintegration at school. And this is the issue with the rug pulling.

As you can see, the class is already reeling from Tsubasa. It's not looks of wariness, but more distaste and avoidance. I wouldn't mind it if it weren't something that happened the chapter previous. We already had the rug pulled out from under us before, and Taizan5's already setting up for the next one.

We see Tsubasa with his "best friend" doing a bunch of stuff before being invited to a welcome back party afterschool. It's not exactly surprising, more like a break from the heavy stuff that's played off as surprising, in my opinion. The content with Tsubasa's friend is very much solid, but feels like it comes off different than it should.

This surprise comes to pass though and ends with Tsubasa humiliated in front of his class, of which there's varying degrees of responses. The bully using Tsubasa's memory loss to make things even worse for them is a solid piece, but it feels like it's played off as too much a surprise to the viewer when it's already been given away a little bit and you know it's coming.

And that's where my concern is. Relying on lighter moments within the dark pieces to provide more contrast just means that you never fall into a fall sense of hope. You're always wondering how it's going to be twisted, how it's going to be used to try and hurt you as a reader, and that makes it pointless. If you see the sun and think, "looks like it's going to rain today", then the sun isn't actually doing its job. To that end, I hope that Taizan5 can lean further into expressing the darker aspects as just dark, and the lighter ones as light. There's a great story here, great ideas and some really solid execution, but they're falling into a trap with this second chapter already. It's a formula that's starting to appear already, and it's not something that you want to see in a story like this that's riding on surprises and past memories that are lost, so I'm hoping that they can remedy this quickly and prove me wrong in my concerns with the next chapter!

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Jump absolutely POPPED OFF this issue, not a lot but absolutely well fed 🙏🙏🙏

Oml Sakamoto’s death grip is sending me