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@kanime769
22. Hnk, bleach, jjk, vagabond, jjba, yyh/hxh, choujinX/TG, boruto, Vinland saga, Kagurabachi, Code geass, PRX fan. FreePalestine, Pro Choice, BLM, LGBTQ+ ally
Joined July 2023
- Wow this ending is actually so special. Shinjuku Showdown was the first time we saw a character with a sense of self as strong as Sukuna's begin to doubt his own identity and desires. He felt pressured by Gojo's relentless taunting, he felt boredom and began to space out after
- "jjk needs more character interactions" is such an overrated take. Lets talk about how Yuki Tsukumo embodied what it meant to be a jujutsu sorcerer and inspired an entire generation of sorcerers that came after her
- Replying to @kanime769Higuruma's death. He felt bothered my Yuji's persistence in sticking to his ideals, and angered by Yuji's attempt to enforce his own power over Sukuna. Yet in his dying breath, at his weakest, moment where he became the very thing that he always consumed without a second thought,
- Replying to @kanime769He affirms his own identity as a curse. He strips himself of the title of king but never lets go of his identity as a curse. And the craziest part of it all is he and Yuji going in opposite directions(Gege you little Togashi fanboy). Yuji lets go his identity as a cog and accepts
- Replying to @kanime769Everyone, himself included, as multifaceted. Calling himself a Jujutsu Sorcerer is synonymous for recognizing his own desire to help people. He recognizes the value held in others ideals and the uniqueness that human memories grant life. This was the perfect conclusion for Yuji
- Replying to @kanime769Behind Yuji becoming the next Yuki and looking for a way to prevent curses now that he is faced with the fact that he can't handle curses the way he wants to if thats the direction the story is taking
- Replying to @kanime769As at the beginning of the story he was afraid to be someone who stole life and accepted that as a way of handling problems yet he was forced to become this way when fighting Mahito. Yet by the end of the story Yuji has become someone that the younger him can respect. I can get
- I think the reason JJK is so polarizing is bc Gege NEVER does what anyone expects. The Gojo cover is an example of this. No one expected the Sukuna 25 cover to look like it did but as soon as they saw it they expected something similar for Gojo. And now they want to call him ugly
- Its official this is my favorite dynamic in jujutsu kaisen. Their personalities and ideals complement each other. The way they left both of their futures in each other's hands throughout the series. Its so magical to see them together and to see their conclusion pan out this way
- They'll never touch my girlies tho
when a manga makes the masc girl "embrace her inner girliness" and has her perform traditional femininity by the end - Replying to @FormerSoulKingPersonally i am reading to see their philosophies and ideals blow up in their face as they meet a gruesome end like what happened with Mahito but thats just me
