Yeah... It seems kind of premature. They're wrapping things up fast.   See 1 other reply

you are assuming that shikabane are all obsessed idiots... she became a shikabane obsessed with taking care of her baby, i'm sure she would know that she would need to feed him   See 4 other replies

Is he really alive to be killed in the first place? He seems to straddle between the world of the living and the world of the dead. It's possible his body would regenerate from any injury, just as Makina heals impossibly quickly because of her bond with him.Ouri didn't even understand the concept of food when Keisei took him in. He survived without it until then. Keisei had trouble getting him to eat. Consider the implications of a living thing that doesn't require food to thrive and grow, and how powerful the lifeforce within it must be.Ouri has been getting more powerful since episode 1, when he revived Makina with absolutely no training or bond between them.I wonder who his father was. That is still a mystery.   See 4 other replies

So, hypothetically speaking, if he got hit by a car, would he die?   See 4 other replies

It appears that he survived the first few years of his life without any food or affection of any kind. More than just surviving, Ouri thrived and grew, surrounded only by death and ignored by his undead mother.He is like a shikabane with a curse of living. Since he can't be starved to death, it is possible that Ouri can't be killed by other ordinary means.   See 4 other replies