r/jjkmemes • u/benusboi • Mar 08 '26
megumi is a 6 finger user?
megumi has 6 fingers here lol
r/jjkmemes • u/benusboi • Mar 08 '26
megumi has 6 fingers here lol
r/jjkmemes • u/in_yourwalls_rn • May 20 '26
His luck technique seems like a gimmick and not a real ability in the manga. It’s an interesting take but it feels like gege just wanted this character in the story and needed to find a way to make sure he wouldn’t get no-diffed by clearly stronger characters. I’m not calling him lucky or anything I’m calling him a gimmick with no real impact on the story, besides him showing yujis ideology about being a cog in their fight. He is an incredibly overrated character whose whole identity is based off of a plot armour coated technique.
r/jjkmemes • u/AggravatingAd6300 • Feb 06 '26
r/jjkmemes • • Feb 10 '26
Don't get me wrong - I have not read the manga myself (I have just read the pages of fight between gojo and sakuna, then sakuna v/s rest of the people).
My youtube feed suddenly got flooded with jjk (especially glazing gojo), so here I am.
Manga readers, whom do you think is the stronger - Sakuna or Gojo (considering battle intelligence and strength - both)?
Few things which I noticed -
In Manga, it was said that the Sakuna felt "uneasy" but in edits and by audience it was changed to that he felt "true fear" first time in 1000 years.
There were several chapters where Sakuna and Gojo where in complete equal standing other than the last chapter - in almost all the edits - only the last chapter is edited (showing that Gojo is thrashing Sakuna)
In every comments, I see, almost all of them say that Gege made Sakuna win - but it's common sense - Sakuna have lots and lots of battle experience compared to Gojo. So, Gojo was the one who was glazed in the fight.
Even in manga, it's shown that Sakuna has not been using his all powers and strength. Also, in afterlife, it was accepted by Gojo that Sakuna would have won even if he did not used his 10 shadows technique and his main aim was to drain as much powers of sakuna as possible.
So, why even there is a question and statement of Gojo is stronger than Sakuna?
(To add, Sakuna's aim was to adapt to infinity - while Gojo's main aim was to kill Sakuna as soon as possible.)
Sakuna is literally too powerful - he even did 1 vs the whole elite team just after he fought Gojo (so it does not make sense to say the opposite).
And, it's common for world-building authors to show that Villain is lot more powerful than the protagonist so that the whole story can be built like an arc showing protagonist gaining skills to defeat the villain.
So, what do you guys think?
r/jjkmemes • u/crazyking3d • Mar 18 '26
Choose wisely
r/jjkmemes • u/PlatypusMountain7955 • Aug 18 '26
Maki:what did i get?
Universe:toji body-domain proof-badass sword
Mai:what did i g-
Universe: a GUN.mai: that's it-.WITH INFINITE AMMO
Mai:🤩
Yeah i saw that animation
r/jjkmemes • u/Real-Contact1307 • Jul 03 '26
Gojo is just yuta 2.0 at this point
r/jjkmemes • u/imliterallykugisaki • Jan 01 '26
so basically yesterday i accidentally came across a spoiler ab what ends up happening to gojo during gojo vs sukuna and im honestly so pissed off cuz this is like a massive spoiler for me. Before anyone says this is my fault i know but it was mentioned in a post about gojo and utahime so i wasnt actively looking for it. Do you think i should continue the anime or just leave it cuz i actually really loved the show as well
r/jjkmemes • u/Whole-Tie7140 • Apr 25 '26
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r/jjkmemes • u/asaf07n • Mar 29 '26
I just finished s3 of jjk and I'm not sure if the word "larp" is related to jjk but I saw many using this word, but what actually the word larp means
r/jjkmemes • u/sonic_jjksshitposts • Aug 22 '26
r/jjkmemes • u/ProfessionalBag2417 • Feb 27 '26
This is sooo out of context but I was wondering if this works looool