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I already talked about Gojo, now we have Sukuna: The flower we see here is a cherry blossom. The cherry blossom has a very deep meaning for the Japanese. In Buddhism, it teaches that nothing is eternal or unchanging. 1/2
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This panel reminds me a lot of the psychic powers Buddha supposedly had.
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@Giusydev96
@JujutsuCurry
I actually think it's more like a grabbing move because of his hand direction that shows that it's his right hand
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The fact that Gojo said in chapter 11 that Yuta, Yuji and Hikari will rival him and the connection between Yuta and Hikari being RCT while Gojo's death was 11 chapters ago and Higuruma developed RCT while sharing the same cut on the face as Yuji..
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I'm sorry for all Yuji fans but the way it is right now suggests that Yuji will die. As long as Yuji exists, Sukuna will exist too.
Here, they get shown as Yin and Yang or even as Yuji's zodiac sign Pisces. One can't exist without the other
so if gege does stick to this, what are we placing our bets on
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So, maybe someone already noticed this but I do think that we actually see two different plants here: Lotus and water lily.
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Someone might have already thought about it but I got a thought about Gojo and the cat:
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I know there has been some discussion about the flowers of the cover, so I wanna share my opinion:
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It just might be me but it somehow looks like he has a tear and now I can't unsee it
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You know what would be so wholesome? When Gojo returns and Yuji is the one who says "Welcome back" to Gojo, a parallel to chapter 11
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Little addition: It's interesting that they used plants that are not related to Buddhism but to Christianity. The reason is cuz he died on December 24th, the birthday of Jesus. And they use 2 plants that are associated with resurrection+everlasting life (cross-shaped flower+ivy)
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2/2 Together, we have two opposite flowers/plants in the background. The ivy for Gojo that represents eternality and the cherry blossom that represents impermanence.
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There's something interesting to see: In this panel Gege used the same wording as in chapter 235 with Gojo. The word "土壇場" means like 11th hour as in "last moment".
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Gojo, Megumi, Nobara and Yuji as the 4 cardinal directions? A thread (Part 1):
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Regarding that one panel, I feel conflicted. The word "亡霊" literally means ghost or apparition which might suggest that it's not actually him.
Of course I would be happy if it would be really him but I'm cautious about it until the next chapter
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One thing I noticed in chapter 236 is the term 武将 (military commander). In English it gets translated as samurai (武). It's important to show the difference because not every samurai was a military commander. This means that Satoru gets compared with someone of high rank. 1/3
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I think those are still very valid. Gege purposely created a chapter that is shocking but it will unfold in the next chapters. It doesn't throw away any of these theories/symbols.
so, so many concepts were wasted after this chapter.
1. lotuses
2. north/south, old and new Gojo
3. Buddha theories
4. Binding vow/one eye
5. his love for his students as motivation
I feel all these were so obvious, and promising.. but Gege misguided us. How disappointing💔
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Little thread about that the bird we see in this scene. It's most likely an Aquila chrysaetos japonica Severtzov, also known as the Japanese golden eagle.
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Sometimes I wish I had read JJK sooner. Gege already foreshadowed Yuji being a literal death painting in chapter 33
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One thing I noticed: The comment of the editor went from 死地 "nearly certain death" in 236 to 万死 "certain death" in 258. As a stylistic device (climax) it emphasizes a step up in terms of threat that comes from Sukuna.
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In one of the extra chapters Gege makes a reference to Kuroko no Basuke, especially to the protagonist Tetsuya Kuroko. On his trikot he wears the number 11.
Applied on JJK, it refers to Satoru and the association with 11 (ch. 11). Lies the solution in not having CE?
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Not sure if someone noticed but they are literally in the eye of the storm right now.
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Maybe it's just me but don't these pictures look like a solar eclipse? There's one coming up on April 8th.
The third picture is a reference
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I just noticed that Gojo has a circular window in his office (?). In Zen Buddhism, it symbolizes the final stage of enlightenment.
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This is a scene from the 2nd episode. Jizō is also seen as a protector of children who died too early and help them cross the Sanzu river to the realm of the Dead
#jjk264
It seems that Yuji's mudra is the Kṣitigarbha/Jizō Mudra, it's a Buddha whose duty is to guide souls that had no chance of redemption in life.
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Nami (波) means "wave" and is associated with the gods of the seas. It was used on banners and armor in the Sengoku era (1467 – 1573) and symbolizes strength.
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@cyphergojo
Don't worry guys, I'm gonna take my chance right after Miguel, the bakery girl, Yuko, Takada-chan, Saori...
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@TheYonahS2
There is a possibilty! Gege grew up in Iwate prefecture, so Uraume might be a character he based on a legend from his childhood
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I personally think that's a misconception. Death isn't the end in JJK, what kills you is giving up on living. Gojo got confronted with two options and we didn't see his choice yet. As long as we don't have that, there's no closure for his character
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Not only that but we have two opposite religions: Christianity, the monotheistic religion and Buddhism the polyethestic religion. While Jesus said he was the way, Buddha showed the way.
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Many people seem to forget that there's still one whole chapter missing regarding Gojo's death and that obviously for a reason
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Regarding the Gojo comeback allegations, one of his theme songs is "Mada Minu Asu Ni" (Towards an unseen future) by Asian Kung-Fu Generation. If you take a look at the lyrics, you will see how it suits to 236. The whole song in general is about letting go, moving on and hope.
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In conclusion: In that illustration, Gojo represents the North and gets associated with longevity, good fortune and rising above (circumstances).
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Finally managed to hang these up! Now every person who visits me gets spoilered
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On multiple occasions we have seen that something is up with Gojo's left eye, e.g:
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Pretty sure someone already mentioned it somewhere but I want to talk about a detail in this mandala:
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The mention of Resonance (written in bold means it will have significance) and Yasohachi bridge (八十八橋) which was a major key point for Nobara, could potentially mean her return. 1/4
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The pine tree is a symbol of life, vitality and eternal life but also of strength. The meaning of eternal life stems from the pine tree being an evergreen. Evergreens in general symbolize eternal life. And we just recently saw an evergreen associated with Gojo: The ivy
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Just noticed that Yuta and Satoru share the same moon phase while between their birthdays are exactly 11 years and 3 months
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While looking up chapter 103, I saw this drawing and it shows them as a dango. Cute, right? NO.
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I wonder if we got Mei Mei's real last name here. I think it would be weird to introduce a new character just like that and the only one who could suit is Mei Mei.
Usami (宇佐美):
宇 meaning eaves, roof, house, heaven.
佐 meaning assistant, help.
美 meaning beauty, beautiful.
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Not sure if someone pointed it out but I think that Utahime has Iori as her surname and Hazenoki has Iori as his given name is not a coincidence.
Many pointed out that Hazenoki looks like Satoru in ch. 239 where he "sacrifices" his left eye and RCT is mentioned.
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As
@Bluerainey2000
pointed out to me: We again have the wording of 土壇場 in ch. 263
There's something interesting to see: In this panel Gege used the same wording as in chapter 235 with Gojo. The word "土壇場" means like 11th hour as in "last moment".
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For the Nobara fans: The relationship between Nobara, Gojo and Yin and Yang:
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The Sengoku era was a time of war and many military conflicts but also marks the transition from medieval Japan to modern Japan.
In this period the three great lords of Japan (Oda Nobunaga,Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu) also emerged.
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梅遠近
南すべく
北すべく
Plum blossoms everywhere
I should go South
I should go North
- Yosa Buson 与謝 蕪村
Do you go south to see the plum blossoms in full bloom? Or do you go north to see the new blooms? Which choice will you make, Gojo Satoru?
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I'm preparing a thread (maybe even divided into 2 threads) that actually shows Gege's foreshadowing is on another level. It will be very long but I would appreciate it if you read through it!
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Little disclaimer: These are just assumptions since the writings are handwritten. If I made a mistake, please let me know!
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Kashimo and the two meanings behind "Mythical beast: Amber" (幻獣琥珀), a thread:
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@gojotrademark
Back in chapter 10, Gojo was oddly emotional when Yuji died so I like this dynamic a lot
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As previous mentioned, we had the word "元気" (in green) that can be translate to "well-being".
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Hm maybe it's coincidence but this malevolent shrine looks like a head/brain to me, especially the lower part
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The second pattern we have here is on his fan (Uchiwa 団扇).
The pattern which is used here is called "Tatewaku" (立涌) and symbolizes rising steam. It's said to be an auspicious symbol with the meaning "to arise above (circumstances)".
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Despite the ongoing military conflicts, Japan also had a cultural boom with the development of the Zen culture (especially the dry gardens 枯山水).
Additionally, it was also a time of the first arrival of Westerners and with that also the first Christian missionaries.
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That this is shown after Satoru's death could imply that Utahime may be a key factor in Satoru's return.
We also got the information that RCT most likely comes from the head (brain).
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@caffeinatedmint
It's also close to the date where the first chapter of the fight between Sukuna and Gojo began (ch. 223 got released May 22nd)
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I recently made a post about how the scene with the airplane in the last JJK video has sounds in it that are exactly 78 seconds apart. This could be a reference to ch. 78, since he first started using "boku" with meeting Megumi
Gojo’s delusion ends with him reverting back to “boku”(僕) after using “ore” at the beginning.
and calling Yaga “gakuchou”(学長),which is president, instead of sensei. both reflecting the adult Gojo’s speaking habits.
someone said it’s a sign that Gojo’s story is not finished.
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It's not a true wax but rather a fat. Fat and oil share similar compounds and Japanese wax also gets used in cosmetics for its emollient properties (same as oils). I mentioned that because the ch. 168.5 is about cosmetics and oil in particular.
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I like how they associate the colour gray with Haibara because it has something to do with his name. Haibara (灰原) has the Kanji for "ashes" in it (灰) while gray also uses this Kanji (灰色). They reinforce each other, adding gloominess contrary to his uplifting personality.
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Sukuna's heart eyes and the distraction followed by a black flash from Yuji reminds me of the fight with Mahito. They both got distracted by love (symbolically).
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Nonetheless, in conclusion: It could support the idea of Utahime (along with Shoko) being a key factor to his return by her boosting Shoko's RCT and with that avoiding Satoru's physical death (metaphorically avoiding tetrodotoxin in the fugu).
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Not only that but the color he wears here is most likely a shade of "midnight blue".
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@kylescouter
Can't blame Sukuna, though. Watered-down coke and stale popcorn wouldn't be my first choice either
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