#The Ichinose Familys Deadly Sins

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Weekly Shonen Jump 2023 issue #36/37 cover

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All in all, I think The Ichinose Family’s Deadly Sins had a good (i.e. fitting) ending. I don’t think I can picture any way that this story could possibly have ended in reconciliation/a final picture of everyone smiling, especially because one of the people who carries a lot of the blame for this mess is now in no state to apologise for his actions (not that he would, judging by that letter).

So I think the final solution to their problems was probably the healthiest this family could come up with: to keep on living imperfectly, accepting that they’re all shitty in some way (some more than others), and to voice their complaints rather than let them fester inside. In the end it’s still not a great situation (especially for the children) to be in, but it’s so much better than continuing that fake reality or the way they were living before the accident and before Sota left. It’s a very Taizan5 style ending too, which I like.

I’ve enjoyed this manga and I’m glad it ran long enough to get to its resolution, though it’s a shame that the writing and the pacing took such a turn for the worse in the second half. The whole uncertainty of “is this real, is Tsubasa still dreaming” was fun to speculate about but there’s only so long you can keep doing this without having the characters make any real progress with solving the mysteries. I don’t know if Taizan5’s writing style just isn’t suited for long stories or if being a WSJ series automatically puts too many restrictions on the kind of themes Taizan5 usually explores, but it just didn’t quite come together like his previous works did.

anyway, the most unrealistic part of this manga is that Tsubasa and Nakajima are attending school together even though Tsubasa was in a coma for 4 years.

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The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins' Final Chapter

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The Ichinose Family's Deadly Sins

Before reading this, one comment of MAL stood out to me: that this is a terrible weekly manga. Of which I can agree with...

NOT EVERY CHAPTER HAS TO BE A FUCKING TWIST. Like???

So Tsubasa is stuck in a coma, of that we can confirm, but is Sota ( I'm assuming blonde dude) just a manifestation in his mind to help protect him and keep the loop going? NAd then they go to visit an area where a psychiatric hospital is and the Grandma pushes him off a cliff??

I am so utterly confused and disorientated....WHATTTTTT IS SOTA HIS BIG BROTHER?!?!

I have no idea what the point or lesson is to this story. It's like there's no end point to it? The author doesn't have a clear vision of what they're writing and uses cliff hangers to continually restart the story.

Not my typical pace to post so negative but I thought if I stuck out 40 chapters there would something worth it? And there just wasn't...I enjoyed the art style and how the panels were laid out though.