No one wants that, that’s for sure.
Summary:
- Andy wanted to use Fuuko’s ability to die.
- Their main goal is different now.
- If they kill God, Andy won’t need Fuuko to die.
In case you’ve already forgotten how Undead Unluck started, here’s a quick reminder: both Andy and Fuuko wanted to die. Since Andy is Undead, there aren’t many ways for him to achieve that, that’s why he saw Fuuko as his greatest chance of ending his own life.
Fuuko Is His Only Chance
Fuuko’s negator ability allows her to bring immense misfortune to anyone she touches with her bare skin. Moreover, her power strongly depends on the level of intimacy of the touch and her relationship with her target.
That’s why Andy decided that the best way for him to die is to form a genuine relationship with Fuuko and try to make her fall in love with him. It was his number one goal right from the beginning of the series, and the girl knew it.
However, both of their goals have changed significantly over time, Fuuko and Andy have other things on their minds now. Killing God is more important, that’s why Andy’s possible death has become only a background topic in the series.
Fuuko never actually wanted to kill Andy, but she respected his desire to die and wanted to provide him with an opportunity to do so. Their relationship has evolved tremendously compared to Chapter 1, and readers see a genuine bond and actual care between these two.
That’s why even if there was no other goal on the horizon, we doubt that Fuuko would want to kill Andy. She might do that out of love and respect for him if he really wanted that to happen, but even then we imagine her struggling with the decision a lot.
Fuuko Won’t Have to Kill Him
As we’ve mentioned, the main goal right now is to kill God and get rid of negator abilities whatsoever. And if the characters succeed, Andy won’t be Undead anymore.
When he becomes a normal person, it’ll be up to him to decide whether he wants to keep living or not, there’ll be no need for Fuuko’s ability anymore. So if Andy decides that he’s lived enough, he can end his own life. Fuuko won’t have to be involved.
But manga readers think the story won’t end like that. Andy was done with life and had no one he truly cared for at the beginning of Undead Unluck. However, now he has Fuuko, and there’s a great chance that he’ll want to stay with her for many years, abandoning his suicide plan.