There is a murderous intention hidden in the warmth, but it is serious in the funny. Believe even if there is no reason to believe, and doubt even if there is no reason to doubt.
This is reality. FJ has actually explored it before, but Sorachi explored it in a more detailed and real way. The weight of reality is in sharp contrast to the lightness of dreams,
Together they constitute a real life. So we need fantasy. Facing the real world, when we grow up and mature, why don't we miss it and be full of unknowns and dangers?
In the simplicity of longing, why not realize the gap between expectations and disappointment?
We don't need to question whether the fantasy and thinking provided by Togashi is better than Sorachi's didactic dialogue, because the two are incomparable.
Generally speaking, the difference between Togashi and Sorachi is very big. They have the same thing. I think for me it is just an unruly and refreshing mind.