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Gojo being treated like a weapon doesn't mean he wasn't loved. The way he was treated was endemic of a larger problem. Every sorcerer was subject to the structural setup of jujutsu society. He was NOT the only weapon. He was just the most useful one. So, if someone as influential
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When Megumi reaches 30 and outlives Gojo and realises just how young Gojo really was when he gave his body up for a world that had never thanked him
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I'd like to remind ppl that Nobara was 16 years old and chose to go up against Special Grade Mahito while there were grown adults in Shibuya who were avoiding battle. She is not the fodder you like to mischaracterise her as and her CT has so much utility. She's not a quitter
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The significance of Gojo going to the length of tracking down Nobara's mum is that, in the case he wasn't there anymore, he wanted the kids to still have people to lean on. They were at war and he still did this. You cannot question his love for those kids.
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Gojo's body truly turned into the weapon it was purported to be from birth. The consent means nothing to me. In fact, Gojo's desire to have Shoko object makes it evident that he truly didn't want to do this, that he was doing what he'd been taught to do all his life: put others
ppl are going to say that he consented and didn’t care but I think his consent makes it worse. he’s been treated like nothing more than a weapon for so long that he internalized it. he doesn’t even think himself human
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One of the most genuine smiles Megumi has ever shown and Gojo managed it in the aftermath of the worst time of Megumi's life. I genuinely think Gojo is the only person who could have done that. Father-sonism on a level which makes me emotional
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If I had to pick only one fact as proof of Gojo's pure goodness, it would be that he took on the child of the man who almost killed him. And he could have been cruel about it, could have sought vengeance, but instead he loved Megumi. If you look at Gojo and see a selfish man,
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The obligation of being a sorcerer really is all happenstance. In Megumi's dreams, he does not think of battle. If Gojo wasn't a sorcerer, he would have preferred a life where he was taken care of. And Nanami wished for retirement. Nobody in this story WANTS to be in this story.
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I genuinely can't get over how the story started with the question of whether Gojo is who he is only bcs of his strength, this was then answered throughout the story with a NO, he's far more than that, only for Gege to change tact at the very end and revert it to yes,
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I actually can't get over how Megumi doesn't even know the context of WHY Gojo killed his dad and he still finds it the funniest thing in the world. Megumi has a crazy amount of trust in Gojo so it doesn't even occur to him to question whether Gojo was in the right bcs OFC he was
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How am I meant to move on from the fact that one of the final choices Gojo made before he died was one he only did out of duty? How do I cope with the fact that Gojo was the Strongest but in that moment all he wanted was for someone to tell him no? For once in his life, he
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I've criticised and praised Gege in equal measure over the years but one of the things that'll remain with me after the manga ends would be the characters that he offered to the world. It's difficult to create characters that are beloved and yet he created several
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Geto isn't a representation of female ANYTHING since he is, in fact, a cisgender man. Him having long hair and taking care of two girls does NOT mean he's a "mother" and men CAN portray relatively feminine traits without being misgendered.
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Gojo and Shoko were both uniquely in positions which existed in parallel. If either of them dared to leave it would mean certain death for countless people. Shoko's been healing for half her life and Gojo fighting for even longer.
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I just wanted Gojo to be happy. That's all. I didn't want him to be the one to defeat Sukuna. I didn't need him to continue to be the so-called Strongest. I wanted him to experience life through the lense of not being a soldier. All his life he had the weight of Six Eyes.
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If Nanami wasn't such a principled individual, he would still be alive today. The medical attention he required was severe but not so much that Shoko wouldn't have been able to save him. Nanami would be at Shinjuku rn if he didn't feel compelled to continue protecting others.
I still do think that Nanami could've been saved. He was exhausted physically and mentally, but he was only burned on one side of his body. If he had retreated after his fight against Dagon/Jogo he would be still alive.
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first. Shoko was the last remaining person from Jujutsu Tech to know him from before they all fractured. His hope that she'd object is testament to how he wanted to be validated in knowing that he was NOT a weapon. He was groomed to believe he was one but that doesn't mean he had
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then you must be looking at an entirely different person.
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The JJK fandom once again blaming a woman for the actions of a man. Who's surprised? Not me
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How different life might have been for Gojo if he had an adult like Nanami in his life to tell him that being a child is not a sin
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The Gojo-Yuuji parallel is so important. Gojo saved Megumi from the Zenin Clan. Yuuji will save Megumi from Sukuna. Both situations are direct results of Megumi being reduced to his CT. But with them, he's been able to be more than just the right collection of cursed energy
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Right?? Nobody in that room, nor in greater Jujutsu society ever took the time to consider WHAT exactly was going on inside Gojo's mind after coming out of the Prison Realm. Some characters were seen IN the manga to be worried that Gojo would come out insane from the 3 weeks of
este consentimiento es un producto de las circunstancias. satoru no está bien mentalmente, ¿vale? lleva 19 días encerrado, solo, se culpa del incidente de shibuya y de todo por lo que han tenido que pasar sus alumnos. esto sin contar que ya arrastraba de antes su aislamiento, +
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Gojo trying to protect the youth of others while he himself was still living in his own youth. He wasn't even thirty.
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to enjoy the idea. Nor does it mean he didn't try to fight it in his own little ways. But socialisation and trauma runs deep. Gojo final act of supposed service being his body paraded around like a puppet? Nobody would want that. Consent given when you're stuck between a rock and
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a hard place is NOT consent. The life of Gojo Satoru is one marked by tragedy and it's made even more tragic by the fact that Gojo seemed to fall prey to these archaic ideals even as he preached progress. If even the Strongest cannot break free of the power structures which bind
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Imagining Gojo sometime during the final month of his life, sitting down and thinking of his kids before writing what would be his last message to them. How much he wouldn't have wanted to leave them but still preparing anyway. He did everything for those kids.
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JJK started with a kid determined to martyr herself, changing her mind and dying anyways. What are the chances of it ending the same way?
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What annoys me too is that we HAVE actual mothers in JJK. There was Kaori whose autonomy was stolen from her after death & Jin just didn't care. Mamaguro who "reformed" Toji only for him to abandon their son when she died. Nagi Yoshino who was a single mother trying her best.
Geto isn't a representation of female ANYTHING since he is, in fact, a cisgender man. Him having long hair and taking care of two girls does NOT mean he's a "mother" and men CAN portray relatively feminine traits without being misgendered.
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Gege has done a lot of fucking egregious things over the course of this story. The butchering of Gojo's conclusion but nothing stings quite as much as him shafting Shoko for the entirety of the story only to now, in one of the most pivotal moments, paint her as a cruel
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want to be the one to steer the reigns of obligation. Gojo didn't have anyone above him. He didn't have a mentor or a parent or a God. But he acted as all of that for so many people, always looking toward him for the answer to impossible questions.
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Megumi dgaf about whether Gojo killed his bio dad bcs in actuality the closest he's ever had to a dad was Gojo himself
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He was only 29. His frontal lobe just kicked in 4 years ago. There is SO much more to life than the 10 years after high school where you're still growing into yourself. How much did Gojo change between HI and 2018? How much more would he have changed if he'd gotten the chance?
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nanami was the only graduating member of his class. when he died, there was no one else who could recount what their lessons had been like. shoko and gojo were the only ppl left who knew what it was like to live in a pre-toji world. when gojo was told the news did he think of
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You believe a homosexual relationship requires someone to be feminine in order for it to be valid?
You're just jealous gojo has no enough feminity for your favorite nanago dynamic
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#CSM170
Fami still nonchalantly eating even with her sister's head delivered on a platter right in front of her
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@caffeinatedmint
He wanted to break the cycle SO badly. It's not like Gojo had any real good representation of what it was like to raise children either. But he didn't do what many others might have. He didn't hold Megumi's lineage against him, didn't regard him as just the Ten Shadows ☹️☹️
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Was I being greedy in wanting Gojo to acknowledge Nobara's death? He's someone we know to care about the youth as a whole & more specifically, he cared about his students. 1 of his primary motivators was preventing the loss of youth that he and the rest of the Tokyo 5 experienced
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Going from not giving a fuck to still not giving a fuck 10 years later. And Gojo definitely knows Megumi well enough to have predicted this reaction which is why his note is so lighthearted. He wanted to make him laugh, even from beyond the grave.
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"No one is allowed to take youth away from young people". Yeah...sure they're not....
so who’s gonna look after the students’ youth and mental health now…………
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In all honesty the strength discourse matters little to me because Nanami is the only grade one sorcerer to have stepped up to every task without having to be paid off or bargained with. What good is strength if you're not going to willingly use it?
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Ppl banging on about "a fate worse than death" and you know what? They're right. There IS a fate worse than death. It's called having your student be forced to use your corpse as a skin suit just to TRY and damage the Big Bad a LITTLE. Gojo LIVING is NOT a fate worse than death.
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Nanako and Mimiko probably thought that Geto was their salvation and he WAS in many ways, but he doomed them just as much as he saved them by peddling his ideology. They were dead the moment they were inducted into that cult.
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In all honesty, Nanami was never going to leave sorcery again and he was fully aware of that. Because at what point could he decide people didn't need him enough? He wouldn't have been able to do that again. The crux of Nanami's character is that he knew Kuantan was a pipe dream
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Yuuta didn't want to discard his own body and take over Gojo's. But I think it's worse for him knowing that as strong as he is, he's not even able to operate Gojo's body as it worked in life. Not only was he forced to desecrate his teacher's corpse, but he's "failing" too.
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When Gojo told the kids not to watch the violence, ppl joked that Maki had already slaughtered her clan so what was the point? This was yet another example of Gojo reminding them they're still his kids. That they may have GONE through all this tragedy but they shouldn't have HAD
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And I don't think Geto even ever rlly does do anything that could be seem as traditionally feminine either. People just like to box him into that role bcs they want him to assume a specific dynamic in comparison to certain other characters. It's backwards and archaic to do so imo
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Gojo's life being an exercise in nature vs nurture. So much of his experience growing up was set against him becoming kind or empathetic and yet Gojo grew, against the odds, into a person who cherished others and was ultimately loving. That was his nature.
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@kendallhosseini
it's crazy bcs in any other show i'm certain ppl would be going crazy shipping them...
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Gojo's value lies in what his body can do for the rest of Jujutsu. Peace? Fulfillment? Getting the opportunity to explore his value outside of sorcery? No, he got none of that. But how does the meaning of Gojo's conclusion bode for the rest of the cast? Has Gege always wanted to
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This is rlly just heteronormative standards repackaged and then forced onto Geto to satisfy a "cute" dynamic for their ship. If not for shipping, a lot of these ppl wouldn't be labelling Geto as so superficially feminine. It's thinly veiled misogyny at its core
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All Tsumiki had was a deadbeat mother & deadbeat father & then a deadbeat mother & a deadbeat stepfather & then there was Gojo, who got her through circumstance in a two-for-one deal and still showed her more love than any of her parents and then she was cursed and killed and
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They're all chained to their biology. Yuki was right to want to get rid of all cursed energy
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At the end of Nanami's life he specifically used his last words to comfort Yuuji, to give him the strength to know that he can still go forward and be capable of so much.
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Yuuta living out the rest of his life in Gojo's body sounds like a nightmare of epic proportions, not just for him but also for the reader
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When Nanami & Gojo make it to their seventies & they now only take on the occasional mission for fun, Gojo likes to stand side-by-side with Nanami in front of their mirror & point to their white hair. "Look, you're truly a Gojo," he likes to joke often. Nanami smiles every time.
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The Hana situation is especially funny bcs Megumi is canonically portrayed as attractive and yet ppl are mad that someone is attracted to him
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Me: "Gojo was a good person and he treated children well"
Those people: "Actually Gojo was a piece of shit and only had room for one human in his tiny cold heart"
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Gojo died because, despite how otherworldly he's always been depicted, he refused to relinquish his humanity. If he was more like a curse, more willing to be ruthless at the cost of other lives, then Gojo would have won from the get-go.
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Gee, what could possibly have crushed Megumi's spirit to this extent? Maybe it's his sister recovering from her coma after years only to turn out possessed and dying? Or maybe it's the only father figure he's ever known dying at his hand? Once upon a time, Megumi was so much
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JJK dudebros absolutely love that one fanart of Gojo watching someone sleep but they have no idea it's Nanago and I find that hilarious
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Especially since for Nobara Gojo was never even sealed in the first place. In her view her all powerful teacher is suddenly dead and yet the reaction is like he's just on another mission. We know they're capable of emotion and we know that Gojo was important to them so why?
あと引っかかるのが五条先生の手紙への反応。
ほんとにこれ五条先生死んだって認識してるの？それでこの反応？叙述トリックで実は認識違うとかない？
五条先生死んでる認識でこの釘崎の反応はかなりひどいと思うけどな。なんだろう、五条先生の死に対する認識みんな異様に薄い。違和感凄い。
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home the point that a person is only as valuable insofar as what their body can do? Yuuji was bound to this fate bcs of his body, punished for the act of life itself. Megumi's CT meant he was always going to be hunted down and used to hurt the ppl he loves. Gojo's body used.
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isolation and yet we're then meant to pretend that he was in any state to give consent to something so DIRE in its severity? It's a load of shit. Gojo's body shouldn't have been used. He was not ABLE to consent, did not WANT to consent and should never have even been placed in
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sacrifice but unlike Gojo, he can't be used anymore. Todo was able to reenter the story only after implementing the vibraslapper into his technique. Is the point of a person only their body?
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Toji's body used. Tsumiki's body used. Geto's body used. Then there's the question of what worth do the out of commission sorcerers have in Gege's eyes? Inumaki was made disabled by the events in Shibuya and he's consequently shafted both in and out of the story. He was a
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You don't understand!!! Yuuji was always prepared to sacrifice himself in execution but he was NEVER ready to be left alone. It was the one thing he'd been certain of – that he would have loved ones around him. Megumi is his last chance at honouring Wasuke's words.
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Rewatching Hidden Inventory arc is just seeing a character and going "oh you're dead" then seeing another character and going "you're dead too" and then seeing another character and going "you're also dead" and then seeing ANOTHER character and going "you're dead as well" and
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#JJK269
Gege better stop fucking around actually. "He's so kind" man gtfo out of here. You want to know who was actually kind? Nanami Kento.
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reading this chapter with the distinct horror of knowing that we're running out of time and yet I'm being forced to read about Kusakabe being the Head of fuckass NSS
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She's on-call and has BEEN on-call since Shibuya. When have you ever seen a medical professional break down while working? That usually comes after, in a private space away from others. But when is "after" for Shoko? There is no after. She's stuck in a constant state of healing.
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The problem with having your characters risk their lives in the biggest battle of the century and then refusing to show any emotion or pathos afterwards is it makes us question WHY they were risking their lives. For survival, sure. But what prompts this need for survival?
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once a kid too. Sorcery has taken that from her just as it did from the rest of tye Tokyo 5. And now she's the one who has to continue living on with knowledge that she's the last of them left. How is she meant to mourn someone who she must have thought would outlive even her?
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Gojo's notes had nothing to do with the biggest battle of their lives. He knew that if the note did get passed to Megumi then it would be bcs he wasn't there himself to speak to him. The only way that could happen was if he were to die at Sukuna's (Megumi's) hands. And yet the
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Like it or not, a great deal of their potential victory hinges on Shoko holding herself together. If appearing "cold" is the price you have to pay for defeating Sukuna, logically wouldn't you take it? When people talk about the loss of youth in JJK, they overlook that Shoko was
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Also, like JJK or hate JJK, you can't deny that multiple characters from his roster have firmly embedded themselves in shonen history and will be remembered even after the anime ends
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and apathetic individual who has nothing to say or do other than smile as another child is sent off to die. It's unfair. This is not the same Shoko who mourned over her lack of inclusion in the years after Hidden Inventory. Gege can't kill her off like he's done half the female
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@caffeinatedmint
I've thought about this an unhealthy amount. What would pain feel like for someone who's only ever bled once before? He had to have grit his teeth and continued in spite of it while knowing that the fate of the world hinged upon him like always. But did Gojo want to cry?
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It's been stated more than once that Gojo really did cope well after what happened. I'm sure that both he and Shoko did have their moments where they struggled but I also think it would be unfair to pretend their entire lives were consumed by this one event. Geto was important to
the heavens blessed me with the official guidebook pics😭😭 now that fuckass fake interview can be put to rest
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One day Gojo leaves Nanami yet another note and Nanami has learned not to open them since they're always filled with some crude joke. It's not until after Gojo has been sealed that Nanami opens it, hoping to be able to laugh. Inside is a confession of Gojo's feelings.
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@munDlLFari
I wish I could even begin to try to understand what JJK is about. Is life just battles?
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Even when he makes writing decisions that ppl disagree with, the attachment fans have to these characters still endures
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Shoko's ability to heal and Gojo's ability to attack. Them both being the best at what they do, two people who stand apart from others. The way Shoko works in the darkness underground while Gojo stands in the open air beside the sun.
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Thinking about how Kusakabe could have potentially changed some of the events of Shibuya if he hadn't spent the entire time lying to Panda
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Kid Nanami visits his Danish family during summer hols and sees strange ass creatures for the first time. His family is delighted bcs they're very into folklore so Nanami isn't aware any of it is weird until he gets back to Japan where the curses are stronger and more plentiful
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characters so he did something even worse, he's given her a moment which will negatively define her character for the rest of the story. This will be her legacy. When the manga is finished and Shoko Ieiri's name is brought up, there will be nothing but disdain toward her.
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I was thinking about Gojo's actions in Shibuya again and remembered this. Ppl act like being the Strongest fell into Gojo's lap but there was rlly no one better suited to this role. He took the strength his birth granted him and made it all his own. Shibuya was only one example
In Shibuya, Gojo was seemingly presented with TWO options: unleash your domain expansion to get rid of the disaster curses while simultaneously killing hundreds of humans OR don't and have the humans survive for a little while longer at the cost of letting the disaster curses
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#JJK268
Gojo kept their youth intact. They're still able to be kids and have many years in front of them to grow into the adults they should be
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In death, Gojo won't be able to pick and choose who he lets touch him or what gets done to his body. A lifetime of having access to Infinity and yet bugs will be able to feast on his flesh and he will decompose just like everyone else. One day, he'll just be bones
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The realisation that Shoko will not die on the field like everyone else she knows. She'll still probably die early but with decades more life than her contemporaries. It won't be bcs of a battle wound. It'll probably be caused by exhaustion and overwork and blackened lungs.
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Gojo wasn't a dictator so he deserves to be mischaracterised apparently 💀 "if it was me" yeah well thank fuck it wasn't
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