Probably just carrying out missions, raising Megumi, and pining for Geto.
I can't see him doing much else other than that.
It's kinda sad really. He was the most powerful sorcery and could have bent things his way quite easily, but he refrained and allowed himself to get used well until his death, and even after it.
Gojo's problem is he was way too passive about change, letting things happen slowly, or not at all.
Should've killed those damn elders long ago if you ask me.
I also feel like this is going to answer the question for us of whether he was Gojo because he was the strongest or if he was the strongest because he was Gojo. Which gives me the vibe that Yuta will underperform.
This is Lelouch vs Suzaku methods all over againProbably just carrying out missions, raising Megumi, and pining for Geto.
I can't see him doing much else other than that.
It's kinda sad really. He was the most powerful sorcery and could have bent things his way quite easily, but he refrained and allowed himself to get used well until his death, and even after it.
Gojo's problem is he was way too passive about change, letting things happen slowly, or not at all.
Should've killed those damn elders long ago if you ask me.
That Geto flashback panel was dope. This Satosugu shit goes crazy
By far the best ship in JJK even with little screen time. Just 🐐 things
I agree he was passive, but it makes sense with the way he was raised and how he presents himself. He basically didn't want everyone scared of him. My poor boi, just wanted friends his age. Shoko kinda sucks.
Yeah it's not even a contest lol. They get the most material in canon to work with.
No matter what Gege does with the story, so long as he throws in Gojo pining over Geto, they're well fed.
Shoko... I wish we got more from her.
Seeing how she casually spoke about Gojo's corpse like that... I dunno, I thought she'd be more hung up on one of her long time friends dying.
Right now, the only people who seem to actually care for Gojo in this series are Geto, Yuji and Yuta. Everyone else is just meh towards him. Not a care about him as a person.
He deserved better.
we've reached the vs Sukuna event horizon. There's no one left to bring back so Gege has to start getting creative with it
This Fujiwara vs Sugawara thing has to come into play later right? Otherwise it's the most pointless thing to spend time on in this chapter.
I am curious how much series will be left when this fight eventually resolves.
We don't know what will happen when the 5 minutes is up and Gojo's body is already healed…just saying…I still have hope he'll come back. And Nobara
*inhales hopium*
I actually like the character writing going on in this chapter. It shows that Yuta is still a crazy jujutsu sorcerer like other people that are considered to be incredibly strong, but he's not doing it to be the strongest (like Sukuna or Gojo), he's doing it because he knows he has to in order to save everyone. It also shows he has a deeper understanding of Gojo as a person compared to most other people. I just hope he does something useful here.
I still want to see Yuji being the one to actually deal with the issue. Though Gojo never fought alongside others, and Yuta is much more team oriented, so it's possible we get a Gojo who... can engage in jumpjutsukaisen like the rest of the cast does.
There's also the possibility that Yuta does win this one, but there's been so much talk about the merger that I feel like it has to happen and maybe that's where Yuji really shines.
Who fucking knows at this point, I'm just along for the ride.
Probably just carrying out missions, raising Megumi, and pining for Geto.
I can't see him doing much else other than that.
It's kinda sad really. He was the most powerful sorcery and could have bent things his way quite easily, but he refrained and allowed himself to get used well until his death, and even after it.
Gojo's problem is he was way too passive about change, letting things happen slowly, or not at all.
Should've killed those damn elders long ago if you ask me.
Shoko really never gave a fuck about her friends huh, it's so weirdly sad.
Were they really friends or just classmates though. I remember the whole time watching Hidden Inventory thinking it'd be about the 3 of them (Gojo, Geto, and Shoko) like on some early Naruto ish, when Shoko was basically just in the background and barely interacted with either of them
Judging from the fact Geto went after her (and she immediately ratted him lmao) and Gojo was annoyed at her not objecting to his body being taken, at least both of them saw her as a friend.
"You're too soft, Yuta". I'm glad this went somewhere, after both Ryu and Uro chastise Yuta for his acts of mercy in the Culling Game, and I post this page because Uro gets to have a fun bit of dialogue here, given her experience in her first life.
yep, first thing I thought of. Some really good character writing and pay off in this chapter. I'm just sad. 236 is still ass.
I feel like Yuta and Gojo will have some kinda spirit interaction in Gojo's body. A final goodbye of sorts.
Megumi sucks
"You're too soft, Yuta". I'm glad this went somewhere, after both Ryu and Uro chastise Yuta for his acts of mercy in the Culling Game, and I post this page because Uro gets to have a fun bit of dialogue here, given her experience in her first life.
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It is kinda funny seeing Sukuna get this hyped about Yuta brain jacking Gojo
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People always say this, but I dunno if I ever bought this explanation. In reality a lot of things happened because Gojo got his way. For instance the decision not to execute Yuji when he first ingested Sukuna's finger wasn't because of some compelling argument Gojo made, but because the elders knew he could/would kill them if they decided to try it, which is why they did only after he was sealed.
But to be honest, I've always thought the whole Gojo lonely characterization was done pretty badly. It was always the epitome of telling instead of showing, because it was always after the fact, like in flashbacks or other scenes outside the regular continuity of the story that it was mentioned, not in anything we actually saw in his actions.
And it's not like the idea of being overly powerful being lonely is a foreign concept. You only need to look at YYH and how it was handled with Toguro or Yusuke post Dark Tournament or post Chapter Black even
People always say this, but I dunno if I ever bought this explanation. In reality a lot of things happened because Gojo got his way. For instance the decision not to execute Yuji when he first ingested Sukuna's finger wasn't because of some compelling argument Gojo made, but because the elders knew he could/would kill them if they decided to try it, which is why they did only after he was sealed.