Giannysmag
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What more growth and character progression is Yuji gonna get from another character death? We have already done that 3 times, like cool he remembers that he is a Jujutsu sorcerer and locks in to kill Sukuna. That's something that was already doen in Shibuya.that wasn't really the point of his character I feel like, he is more clearly similar to Nanami aka growth and character progression for yuji, nanami also didn't achive much in his death, he didn't do much damage to dagon, he got blasted by jogo and mahito one taps him before he can even do anything.
Sacrificing Higuruma to give Yuji another "suffering builds character" moment instead of having him accomplish anything feels cheap.
Honestly it feel like you are more focusing on what the characters can do to sukuna than the characters themselves, the theme's of these characters have been set and they are coming to their conclusion in this fight
All of which have also achieved very little against Sukuna and currently are either half dead or getting stalled.Sure some will achieve little when it comes to fighting sukuna and it will all come down to the next generation that gojo has been cultivating the 4 big hitters; maki, hakari, yuta (I feel like he is still alive and sukuna pointing out that he can't use limitless in 251 might be foreshadowing for what is gonna happen with yuta and gojo's corpse in a few chapters) and of course the one and only yuji itadori.
Passing of the torch is cool and all but Gege needs to show the new generation actually doing anything meaningful
Cool cool, but like can we actually see them doing something, because aside from the fight in Yuta's domain, everyone, including the new generation, have been getting systematicelly destroyed by SukunaThe fever of change, the destruction of old, the unending and unequivocal love and the indominable spirit of the new generation of sorcerers against the living calamity of old, the one who burns all in his way for the sake of his own satisfaction, the one who threw away love for it is worthless to him and destroyed the spirits and wills of thousands of sorcerers through his unending strength.
Yes yes unpredictability, the world is cruel, characters get beaten and die without warning, but heres the issue i've always had with this defence, JJK isnt reality, this is a story and in a story making things unsatisfying or unpredictable for the sake of it will eventually get repetitive.Reality is sometimes is not what everyone expect that's what the moto Gege is doing. You can't just expect Good guys to win just like that
When one of the characters dies unceremoniously or the good guys suffer a great loss for the millionth time in the story, it doesnt feel like a comment on the cruelness of reality, it just feels like Gege is wasting my time