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Jujutsu Kaisen Discussion Page #1

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No way my Blue Eyed king can only beat Sperm. Time to run up them victories
 
 
I mean calc wise, what is the difference
not much of a cal expert myself but from my knowledge of thermobaric explosions the difference lay in the actual process of the explosions, we've assumed sukuna simple just produced one big blast that went off but now that we know its thermobaric in nature it a little different as sukuna is basically using his CE which he uses as the substitute to gas clouds used in actual thermobaric explosions, meaning instead of a single big blast we are dealing with a case of repeating blasts all over with substantially increased pressure and velocity due to how thermobaric suck in oxgen and generate massive amounts of pressure far greater than regular explosions.
The resulting yield should be vastly higher (7-Bish to possibly 7-Aish), but I may be a bit off.
 
Unless it gets expanded upon as a system its just a get out-of jail card for Gege to do whatever. What are the lower and upper limits? Are there any?

Basically, I dont want "Why didn't X use Y binding vow during Z" to be on my mind post series, it should be answerable in all/most contexts.
 
Unless it gets expanded upon as a system its just a get out-of jail card for Gege to do whatever. What are the lower and upper limits? Are there any?

Basically, I dont want "Why didn't X use Y binding vow during Z" to be on my mind post series, it should be answerable in all/most contexts.
Pretty much my sentiment. Should've never added it to the story and just went about it all in different ways. For example Hakari's binding vow was losing his arm in exchange for putting its curse energy to protect the rest of his body. Why? Sorcerers can consciously move their curse energy around, binding vow isn't needed. Why would Sukuna make a binding vow with Yuji to allow himself to take over his body? Yuji got fed numerous fingers which let Sukuna take over, Sukuna could've used that time to switch with Megumi instead of fighting Jogo, and his main reason was that he needed to regain strength, 15 fingers could've been that.

Some binding vows just weren't needed.
 
You think he should get a higher ranking on Martial Arts due to being able to somewhat match Sukuna?
Not really, its a weak Sukuna who’s been fighting back to back and with Yuji his physical capabilities are being reduced every hit. Plus Sukuna isn’t far superior to everyone else in martial arts, everyone can fight with him they just lose from dismantle most the time.
 
Yuji got fed numerous fingers which let Sukuna take over, Sukuna could've used that time to switch with Megumi instead of fighting Jogo, and his main reason was that he needed to regain strength, 15 fingers could've been that.
don't gonna jump into the other bits cuse I don't have a solid opinion on binding vows, but are you really just gonna forget the whole explanation in 213? where sukuna outright says megumi could've been a cage like yuji hence he was waiting for the right moment where his soul and resolve would be at its weakest to hop in? like come on my good man story beats happen don't just skim over them.
 
don't gonna jump into the other bits cuse I don't have a solid opinion on binding vows, but are you really just gonna forget the whole explanation in 213? where sukuna outright says megumi could've been a cage like yuji hence he was waiting for the right moment where his soul and resolve would be at its weakest to hop in? like come on my good man story beats happen don't just skim over them.
Ya keep doing this thing where you bring up a part of the story to try and dismiss or "debunk" what I say but forget I am always talking about this stuff in context to a story developing not developed. Gege could've easily made Megumi's moment during Shibuya from having a moment with his dad, or his sister dying or hell Gege could make a different reason or simply remove that even being an obstacle in the plan.
 
Ya keep doing this thing where you bring up a part of the story to try and dismiss or "debunk" what I say but forget I am always talking about this stuff in context to a story developing not developed. Gege could've easily made Megumi's moment during Shibuya from having a moment with his dad, or his sister dying or hell Gege could make a different reason or simply remove that even being an obstacle in the plan.
Yeah and that is an absolutely awful decision, not only would it get rid of one of the best fights in megumi V regi, it would also make the previous plot points worthless as well, yuji being revived? ah well just for the **** of it, enchain well who needs it right?

Honestly your story takes are awful man, you want the quickest and dumbest solution which invalidates chunks of the story for no reasons and you simply wave away these F tier takes by "well It should've been written this way" but here is the thing, your tastes in story writing sucks man, I can't even sugar coat it or try to be more snarky about it, your story takes are bad 98% of the time.
 

“ABSOLUTE PERFECTION”…!

This is the kind of tweet that no one asked for, but I'm going to bring it up because there is something very interesting about Kashimo's observation, when evaluating Sukuna in his true form.

In the Manga Plus translation (the one on the right), you can see that the definition Kashimo arrived at was “Absolute Perfection”.

Which is relatively correct with the original, usually brought into English.

But the meaning of the original, 完全無欠 (Kanzen-muketsu), is further contrasted with the context delivered by the observation of Kashimo itself.

You see: “perfection” and “absolute” are intimate synonyms. Concepts that define something that has no room for improvement. It's the pinnacle. The state of something definitive.

完全無欠 (Kanzen-muketsu) is something that brings the meaning of something full. Complete. Perfect. And its second part, “無欠 (…muketsu)”, denotes the sense of impeccable. In other words, something that does not sin, that does not lack anything.

This is because Kashimo evaluated Sukuna's true body in relation to Jujutsu, that is:

- Four arms; perfect for conjuring his cursed technique, while two others were free for hand-to-hand combat;

— Two mouths; perfect for chanting your verbal conjuration, while you can breathe freely in a fierce fight;

— A larger body with more arms gives you an advantage in melee, and despite a huge body, none of this compromises your bodily functions.

In other words, this body, in the sense of Kanzen-muketsu is… “Impeccable Fullness”!
 
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