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AsOshi no Kois approaching its final chapter, fans are in turmoil, dealing with a conclusion that has sparked widespread disappointment. They are in disbelief and devastated at the fact that the story, which started with such a unique theme, is concluding with an unresolved ending. This widespread disappointment has even fans to boycott Aka Akasaka’s next manga.

Aqua Hoshino

The catalyst for this fan reaction is the heart-wrenching climax, where protagonist Aqua Hoshino sacrifices himself to bring down the main antagonist, Hikaru Kamiki. This final twist, which was intended to be a moment of closure, left readers questioning whether creator Aka Akasaka abandonedOshi no Ko‘s core themes and character arcs in favor of shock value.

The Lead-Up to Aqua’s Heartbreaking Sacrifice inOshi no Ko

InOshi no Ko‘s most recent chapters, Aqua reached a critical point in his quest for revenge against Hikaru, the man who killed his mother. Aqua’s scheme, which emerged from his intense desire and guilt to keep Ruby safe, was presented as a well-thought-out attempt to totally eliminate Hikaru’s influence. However, this resolve took a dark turnin Chapter 164, when Aqua decided to end his own life in the process.

As the series moved toward its conclusion, fans were eagerly waiting for a conclusion where Aqua would face his inner demons and find a more redemptive path. However, his sacrifice not only eliminated any hope for his personal healing but also left fans feeling that his complex journey of self-discovery was cut short in favor of an abrupt end.

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Moreover, many character arcs were either badly handled or left unsolved in the story’s rush to wrap up inOshi no Ko. Characters like Mem-cho and Kana Arima, who had been crucial to the series, had their stories marginalized as the plot of Aqua’s retaliation took center stage. Even the depth and complexity of Aqua and Ruby’s relationship felt sidelined due to the focus on a rather straightforward, but unsatisfying, ending.

“I get why OnK was rushed to an ending”: Fans Beg Aka Akasaka to Take a Break After Oshi no Ko’s Disastrous Ending

Although the themes of redemption, resilience, and the complex nature of revenge were fundamental toOshi no Ko‘s storytelling, Aqua’s death undermined these themes, replacing them with a sense of despair and hopelessness. It’s not the death itself, but the way it unfolded, felt out of sync and rushed with the story’s original intention to explore the complex realities of fame.

The Legacy ofOshi no Koand Its Impact on Fans

The response from theOshi no Kofandom has been intense, with some trolling the hasty ending while other genuinely expressing their frustrations. The most extreme level of frustrations are seen in the way of how many fans even calling to boycott Aka Akasaka’s future project; a collab with the mangaka groupAjichika.

The oshi no ko manga ending was wild.pic.twitter.com/tjevoNcUWR

“I get why OnK was rushed to an ending”: Fans Beg Aka Akasaka to Take a Break After Oshi no Ko’s Disastrous Ending

He fucking died and the series ended

Aqua died killing his old manKanna had a break downRuby is basically just moving on with her life

Kana and Aqua

Aka can get fucked. After the Oshi No Ko ending, he’s dead to me.https://t.co/V614vCkaki

Tbh this is kinda a slap in the face by Aka-sensei imo.Aka already has a new work lined up before Oshi no Ko even officially endsI think my theory of them becoming bored with their manga and moving on is gaining credibility.https://t.co/XZ4GZwVLR5

Kaguya-Sama: Love is War Author Set to Release New Manga in 2025 as Oshi no Ko Comes to an End

That horrible Oshi no Ko ending is gonna go down in history 💀👍

Akasaka has a reputation for pushing boundaries and exploring uncharted territories within the manga landscape. However, the ending ofOshi no Kohas raised questions about the consistency of his storytelling and his commitment to the series’ original themes.

The controversial conclusion ofOshi no Koleaves a mixed legacy as it reaches its final chapter. Fans’ strong emotional attachment to the series and its characters is demonstrated by their uproar and dissatisfaction. It’s unclear if Akasaka’s future works will be greeted with the same excitement, but one thing is certain:Oshi no Kohas succeeded in making a lasting imprint along the way, generating both praise and criticism.

Kaguya-Sama: Love is War Author Set to Release New Manga in 2025 as Oshi no Ko Comes to an End

The series’ consistent depiction of complex personalities and willingness to confront difficult realities has enthralled viewers for a long time. Even though the ending has left many fans with a bitter taste, the story’s influence is still undeniable.

Oshi no Kois currently available to read on MANGA Plus by Shueisha.

Moumita Chakraborty

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