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I hope so.Definitely
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I hope so.Definitely
You know what, I hadn't thought of that. Hopefully we get to see some of that soon.I expect Uraume to be something of Sukuna's last insurance so the fight will be getting its attention in the next few chapters but probably won't extend past one or two
Merger happens and Gojo comes back to nuke it. I see your visionYa’ll realize that Gege is a self-admitted Eva stan who is quoted as essentially just trying to make a buddhist version of the story right?
The merger absolutely can happen and there is a high chance this story ends on an extremely pessimistic note.
W my mans (on gojo coming back one)Merger happens and Gojo comes back to nuke it. I see your vision
He also loves bleach, fate, hunter x hunter, etc. The DNA of this story is rife with so many others besides Eva and I would argue that what he talks about in emulating Eva comes more in iconography not in storytelling.Ya’ll realize that Gege is a self-admitted Eva stan who is quoted as essentially just trying to make a buddhist version of the story right?
The merger absolutely can happen and there is a high chance this story ends on an extremely pessimistic note.
Makes sense. I believe they'd have similar physical capabilities but Toji would be too reliant on weapons to win and his CQC really only exist to compliment or back up for for any of his tools. Then there's tacking Miguel's CT into account as well.Toji if he has full kit & some prep? Otherwise normally Miguel should beat him.
and I would argue that what he talks about in emulating Eva comes more in iconography not in storytelling.
> "Respect for director Hideaki Anno
this truly is our warlock battleI came back from my classes expecting some memes and playful banter
Then I remembered what thread I was coming back to. Just like the title of the series essentially meaning sorcery battle that never ends, the discussion on whether or not shit was an asspull or whether or not Sukuna was trying will never end.
this is truly our continuous improvement of lobotomythis truly is our warlock battle
I mean not really, he flat out states that he like the pessimistic aspect of EVA.He also loves bleach, fate, hunter x hunter, etc. The DNA of this story is rife with so many others besides Eva and I would argue that what he talks about in emulating Eva comes more in iconography not in storytelling.
But more than that, Evangelion's theming fits its insane endings.
JJK is nowhere close to as pessimistic even at its lowest points. It's a story much better built for a bittersweet ending than a pessimistic one.
There's the part after Junpei dies and the school takes a more serious approach to curbing bullying. The teacher has a notable change in his voice and affect when talking to the head bully, showing his determination to not repeat the same mistakes that led to that situation and hope that the future will be better.I mean not really, he flat out states that he like the pessimistic aspect of EVA.
I would argue the same with JJK, from the beginning of this story the plot has been rife with the theme of suffering. I'd actually argue you'd be hard pressed to narratively demonstrate JJK being optimistic in tone or plot direction.
Would Choso's juice be poisonous to humans since he is half curse?
I'll add my thoughts to thisThere's the part after Junpei dies and the school takes a more serious approach to curbing bullying. The teacher has a notable change in his voice and affect when talking to the head bully, showing his determination to not repeat the same mistakes that led to that situation and hope that the future will be better.
Eva was always about hope tho, to accept yourself as you are and bla bla bla.JJK is definitely not on the same level as EVA in terms of pessimism. Despite all the "this shit sucks" throughout the series, there's always the taste of hope, be it spoken or unspoken, that persists
Gojo returning, while not likely, would at least have buddhism parallels with MariciI would pay my soul for Megumi, Nobara and Gojo to return and us to get a slice of life light novel set post EOS with them
Yeah, but that works in the context of EVAEva was always about hope tho, to accept yourself as you are and bla bla bla.
The world is kinda ruined and such, but the meaning in the end is that you need to like yourself before trying to like others, otherwise you will never be truly happy
That’s a micro instance of character progression, not related to the macro set up of the manga. Evidenced by junpei and hos mother both dykng horrible deaths and mahito going on to cause carnage for two more arcs. The point is not that there is no good in JjK, but rather the whole story is set up upon the idea of fighting back against the endless loop of struggle regardless of the absurdity (the whole theme behind geto) and whether said suffering can ever be managed or eradicated. This is seen with Yuji’s initial motives given to him by hos grandpa (basically a bodiavata vow) which turns into Yuji’s “cog in the cycle” mentality his grandpa gives him that he speaks to Mahito about (which will also cause suffering to curses) and the basic premise behind the jujutsu code Todo instills into Yuji with his whole spiel about the Sanga bells and fighting the impermanence of all things by passing on their wills.There's the part after Junpei dies and the school takes a more serious approach to curbing bullying. The teacher has a notable change in his voice and affect when talking to the head bully, showing his determination to not repeat the same mistakes that led to that situation and hope that the future will be better.
Which is why i really hope we get a third light novel to fill in the gapsGege rushed the story way too much ngl. Theres more headcanon about the character's interaction in the fandom than real canon at this point
I'm still surprised that we didnt got anything between Gojo and the new Maki, nor any scene about how Gojo reacted to the death of Nanami, Nobara, Yuki and such, or even simple things like Gojo seeing Choso being a good guy now
I feel bad for Gege, since he have created a amazing world with great potential, but I guess his health can't keep up since the death of the Zenin clan
I mostly agree, especially about the ending (feels like it might go to AOT levels of bittersweetness). There are more instances in the series of hope and positivity:That’s a micro instance of character progression, not related to the macro set up of the manga. Evidenced by junpei and hos mother both dykng horrible deaths and mahito going on to cause carnage for two more arcs. The point is not that there is no good in JjK, but rather the whole story is set up upon the idea of fighting back against the endless loop of struggle regardless of the absurdity (the whole theme behind geto) and whether said suffering can ever be managed or eradicated. This is seen with Yuji’s initial motives given to him by hos grandpa (basically a bodiavata vow) which turns into Yuji’s “cog in the cycle” mentality his grandpa gives him that he speaks to Mahito about (which will also cause suffering to curses) and the basic premise behind the jujutsu code Todo instills into Yuji with his whole spiel about the Sanga bells and fighting the impermanence of all things by passing on their wills.
Add that to gege’s eva boner, the fact that he legit mapped out only one person from the protag group surviving to the end, killing Gojo, previously planning to kill Yuji after Sukuna ripped out his heart, and the constant one ups from the evil side, and I don’t really see how micro instances such as the one you brought up would counter the overall narrative intent gege has set up.
Not that a good ending is impossible, but certaintly is not favored odds wise and would still probably come with EXTREME suffering and costs to the cast and society at large (which we’ve already seen since every arc in shibuya).
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If Jogo were born human, he'd likely be a problematic sorcerer. I somewhat doubt he'd be a "kill on-sight" enemy, what without his Curse instincts and his pride as a Cursed SpiritWould’ve been a regular ass high tier first grade who tragically died to Higuruma, Ryu, Uro, Naobito or Kusakabe
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If he were born human he wouldn't have the same outlook in life at all. But I was just talking about scaling.If Jogo were born human, he'd likely be a problematic sorcerer. I somewhat doubt he'd be a "kill on-sight" enemy, what without his Curse instincts and his pride as a Cursed Spirit
Or maybe he'd be a misanthropic human who believes in the rights of Cursed Spirits