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Jujutsu Kaisen Discussion Page #1

Well keeping speed things aside
Chapter was great. I hope Yuji is gonna get some big transformation as a awakening. Same like Mahito. Yuji Black flash was drawn well.

I agree, it was heat. Sukuna was just that guy. (despite being nerfed so much)


now im waiting for miguel to start stomping again, to show who's the strongest 💯💯💯
 
Those flashbacks at the beginning kinda feel as if Gege is saying "well Idk what to do anymore, oh I got an idea, but I will put a flashback to make it consistent with the story"


Your Blackflash argument was magnificent, we shall never forget you @Arkenis

Imo this is one of the best chapters in awhile, it felt like 235 when Gojo was in the zone and Sukuna was trying to stop him from doing purple, now Sukuna is in the zone and everyone is trying to finish the fight before he gets his output back

Idk why Sukuna didn't get his output back, he stopped using RCT 2 chapters ago, and I think he's trying to prioritize getting back his domain, because if there isn't really a reason behind this, we will just say "six eyes blah blah.."

 
Those flashbacks at the beginning kinda feel as if Gege is saying "well Idk what to do anymore, oh I got an idea, but I will put a flashback to make it consistent with the story"


Your Blackflash argument was magnificent, we shall never forget you @Arkenis

Imo this is one of the best chapters in awhile, it felt like 235 when Gojo was in the zone and Sukuna was trying to stop him from doing purple, now Sukuna is in the zone and everyone is trying to finish the fight before he gets his output back

Idk why Sukuna didn't get his output back, he stopped using RCT 2 chapters ago, and I think he's trying to prioritize getting back his domain, because if there isn't really a reason behind this, we will just say "six eyes blah blah.."

if sukuna gets his DE we are cooked,unless somehow they prevent him of doing so or using simple domain
 
Those flashbacks at the beginning kinda feel as if Gege is saying "well Idk what to do anymore, oh I got an idea, but I will put a flashback to make it consistent with the story"


Your Blackflash argument was magnificent, we shall never forget you @Arkenis

Imo this is one of the best chapters in awhile, it felt like 235 when Gojo was in the zone and Sukuna was trying to stop him from doing purple, now Sukuna is in the zone and everyone is trying to finish the fight before he gets his output back

Idk why Sukuna didn't get his output back, he stopped using RCT 2 chapters ago, and I think he's trying to prioritize getting back his domain, because if there isn't really a reason behind this, we will just say "six eyes blah blah.."


and he's losing his output continuously. don't forget the more rct used the more ce energy reserves wasted, weakening him more. and all those hits and damages too. his rct output is just that ass.
every hit from Yuji further weakens his output.
 
I CREAMED THIS CHAPTER HOLY SHIT WE ARE SO BACK
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Those flashbacks at the beginning kinda feel as if Gege is saying "well Idk what to do anymore, oh I got an idea, but I will put a flashback to make it consistent with the story"


Your Blackflash argument was magnificent, we shall never forget you @Arkenis

Idk why Sukuna didn't get his output back, he stopped using RCT 2 chapters ago, and I think he's trying to prioritize getting back his domain, because if there isn't really a reason behind this, we will just say "six eyes blah blah.."

Yuji is preventing him from regaining his RCT
 
I don't care about speed ratings for now, but the Black Flash speed cap is a headcanon I hate the most. I would rather accept feats as outliers than just ruling them out under headcanons. So don't come at me with 'MHS is far-fetched for the verse' or something, which I don't care about at the moment. All I'm gonna say is the Black Flash cap for speed was just a big headcanon on the wiki so far.

So, MHS speed coming back or not, I don't care right now. But the Black Flash headcanon discussion rule on the verse page should be removed. That's all I'm gonna say.
 
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I'm confused, I heard that both were wrong in trans, what was said if anyone has the trans?
It's about skill.
線の動きline movment, 点の動きpoint movement. If I understand this correctly, this is a concept from Chinese martial arts. Three types of movement: line, point, and surface. Point is punching and kicking - striking. Line is parrying and defense. Surface is grappling and throws.

Here's how Lightning explained it when he translated it.
here's the TL from Lightning.
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I do have to note for those that are reading this to notice how it is a bit weird. Yuta asks Gojo if this CT is dangerous to himself... which is kinda stupid question to ask when it wouldn't matter because he has Limitless, and one of the strongest defense haxes in verse, neutral limitless. Gojo rambles off about skill out of a sudden, in a hypothetical fight. Though he does say he's "unsure on how to explain it" so there's that.

I used chatgpt to ask it to explain point movement etc martial arts concept. You might find some parts of the explanation familiar to what Miguel did.


Chatgpt
>> The combat theory of Chinese martial arts has various aspects, but what is important in the internal martial arts is the theory of points, lines, and surfaces.

Whether it's punching or kicking, strikes are fundamentally point strikes. Even in boxing or karate, clinching is generally prohibited in striking martial arts because it becomes difficult to execute point strikes when grappling. This is because, in the context of mixed martial arts, it transitions from striking range to throwing and grappling range.

In internal martial arts, this concept is actively employed. When you hit with a punch, the arm becomes a line when swung, which can then be used to control the opponent. From there, you can attack with the entire body, namely through surface attacks, throwing, or knocking down opponents.

In training halls, the attacking patterns of points, lines, and surfaces are formalized and practiced together, which is interesting. Experienced practitioners of striking martial arts, such as karate, tend to withdraw after a point strike and then attempt to repeat the point strike. Conversely, those experienced in grappling tend to skip point strikes and immediately go for surface attacks.

While rules are established for striking, grappling, and submission techniques in martial arts, in actual combat, anything goes. Yet, individuals often unconsciously confine themselves to the rules of martial arts. It shows how strong human preconceptions can be.

To break these preconceptions, one must accumulate different successful experiences. So, in response to opponents attacking with right or left jabs, I have formalized counterattacks using techniques from internal martial arts until actually knocking down the opponent.

Whether it's Tai Chi or Baguazhang, the basic principles are the same. Once you've mastered them, you can develop your own techniques based on various schools and individuals.


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Then there's this blog, which explains that Chinese martial arts concept, too. http://yamada.fullcom.jp/?eid=123#gsc.tab=0

It became too long, my bad. Though it was essential 🤷
both that "yamada" JP blog (u need to use Google translate to read it, it's in jap) and chatgpt explanation, as well as the pictures from yamada blog, shows similarity to what Miguel in this panel did against Sukuna.
 
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