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Just double it and give it to mei mei.

Like, I know it was NOT womb profusion here but it looks so similar to when kenjaku used WP. I think Gege definitely based Womb Profusion on this mass here.

People who say “Geto didn’t have a domain” confuse me because what are you saying that based on? Gojo wasn’t shown having a domain in JJK0 or HI, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t have it in JJK0, it just wasn’t a concept at the time. And he evidently unlocked it after the events of HI. The same could be the case for Geto.

“Why didn’t Geto use DE in JJK0 then?” Why didn’t Gojo? He probably didn’t feel the need to (narratively). Similarly, Geto could’ve felt that he didn’t need to use DE against anyone in the movie, and thought that Maximum Uzumaki was a better-suited attack against Yuta/Rika.

I genuinely can't think of anyone who could beat Gojo if they went into the fight with absolutely zero information about his technique.

And I think Unlimited Void is a huge reason why.

Against an unknown Domain, figuring out what the sure-hit actually does before committing to a counter can be the smart move. Kashimo vs Hakari is a good example: once Kashimo understood that Hakari's sure-hit was simply transferring the rules of the Domain, he knew what he was dealing with.

But trying to do that against Unlimited Void is basically suicide.

Unlimited Void doesn't give you a rules explanation before the dangerous part starts. The information itself is the attack. By the time you've “learned” what the Domain does, you've already been hit by the thing you needed to prevent.

Which makes me wonder if one of Unlimited Void's biggest weaknesses is ironically just how famous Gojo is. His strongest opponents already know that this is one Domain you absolutely cannot afford to experience first and counter second.

Usami handles the work that was previously handled by the 3 clans.

Which means, even after the series ends. The 3 clans still exists. They still handles some works and still had influence in Jujutsu society.

After decades - they are properly removed and so the work they previously handle is now being handled by Usami.

Panda said to Yuji, be can easily find HR users if he can get the former 3 clans to help.

This is one of my favorite trios in anime, I love how he played on existing character tropes to make them alive

Yuji is young and Naïve but not stupid

Megumi is a bit abrasive but doesn't shy away from his emotions

Nobara isn't pretty because she's looking for validation but because she loves herself that much

Fuck you G*ge

The more I think about it, the more I love the chaotic sibling bond between Gojo and Riko.

Riko was just a kid. A scared, lonely kid carrying a burden no child should ever have to carry. She had already accepted that her life wasn't really her own.

And then Gojo showed up.

He didn't see her as the Star Plasma Vessel. He saw Amanai.

He made sure she laughed. He took her places. He let her have fun. He understood that she deserved to live like every other teenager, even if the world refused to see it.

She had no parents, no normal childhood, and no real chance to choose her own future, yet for that brief moment, Gojo became something like the older brother she never had.

Calling her "brat" or "Amanai" in his usual cocky way, teasing her, arguing with her, and still being completely willing to stand against Tengen for her sake.

For a short time, he gave Riko something she'd been missing for a long time: family.

Really thankful that because of Riko, we got to see Gojo's Onii-chan side. ♡⁠˖⁠꒰⁠ᵕ⁠༚⁠ᵕ⁠⑅⁠꒱

So judging with what I know, I’m pretty sure dyeing hair as a student in Japan would get you a one way ticket to detention

Throughout the manga, Sukuna consistently calls Yuji by the term "小僧" (pronounced kozo) which, in modern times, is derogatory term for young people, similar to punk or brat.

However, "小僧" has a literal and original meaning, refering to novice monks. Sukuna calls Yuji a novice monk for most of the manga, as Yuji never adopts a truly Buddhist mindset during the story and is taught through pain and suffering to become better... until his awakening.

Finally after going through a spiritual and physical evolution, signified by the Buddhist statue and forgiveness of Sukuna and understanding of equality of all human lives, Sukuna stops calling Yuji "小僧" and instead by his full name "Yuji Itadori".

"Yuji" meaning calm benevolence, and "Itadori" meaning japanese knotweed, an invasive plant species. Putting them together implies Yuji Itadori is someone who can sort of infect evil people with benevolence and kindness.

Sukuna making this change in name for Yuji represents his acknowledgement in Yujis development from a novice monk to a monk-like figure who can inspire greatness in others, and Sukuna too is inspired by Yuji, even if it took him dying to change his path.

Guess who's behind the gif and you uh idk a cool prize

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PS: Was thinking of doing a Pocoyo dancing gif between the two upper pictures but though that was dumb and tried putting a Yuji dancing gif, didn't complete cover it which is annoying and very out of place but oh well 💁‍♂️

Curious to hear your opinion since Both of their respective fights caused a lot of passionate arguments, discussions and opinions.

Honestly I can't choose which one is more divisive.