JJK 265 Was Beautiful 

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This wasn't even talk no jutsu, Yuji was literally describing privileges for Sukuna's new prison 💀

Yuji isn't forgiving Sukuna, he's sparing him, he's willing to ignore every ounce of himself just to remember the pure value of human life, no matter what they are. It's another thing that goes to show how much of a grip Yuji has on his ideals compared to Sukuna

6:40 to add another thing American crayfish are an invasive species in Japan while Sukuna is quite literally a parasite to his host

Sukuna also will never admit that Yuji is already changing him. If Sukuna were actually steadfast in his ideals he would not let someone like Yuji to bother him. But Yuji does bother him, he absolutely hates and rejects Yuji. He has even adjusted his goals to focus on taking out not just Yuji but his ideals. Sukuna is not noticing how much of an impact Yuji has on him. He made him go from thinking Yuji is insignificant to having an actual goal focused on destroying Yuji. His desire is no longer all that matters.

The peak of Yuji as a protagonist, he wont care if Sukuna understands, not anymore, the curse that his gradpa place over him has been lifted... Yuji wont care if Sukuna has a dignified death

Yuji saying "I can kill you" was such a hard line from Yuji, i can't wait to see what happens next

People saying they don’t like this chapter, don’t care for the story, when the story is the reason the fight is that much more epic. To much action will be boring.

When the strongest MC Yuji, fought the fraud Sukuna, he began to expand his domain…

Also, what struck me about Yuuji's monologue is that it's just so... incredibly, utterly human. Small realizations of growing up, always noticing the small things and reflecting upon them. There's nothing grand or boisterous about it; it was a normal if lonely childhood. Instead of rejecting this simplicity in the search for greatness, he appreciates it as it is. And this leads to the way he sees everyone else too, all of the relationships he's had with people. They're all equally valuable despite the differences. They're all inherently loveable, all inherently human. Sukuna doesn't know how to love because he rejects his humanity. I missed this kind of symbolic writing by Gege.

Are you... pitying me? Was so kino

Imagine hating the single most well written dynamic and contrast in all of jjk. Yuji's speech was honestly beautiful, and the strangeness of the scene alone alongside slight curiosity is a good enough explanation for Sukuna to play along.

He said he was going to teach him ABOUT love, not get him to love. Yuji is gonna teach him how to get fucking wrecked too

I love the parallel of yujis cold gaze to the painting Fallen Angel by Alexandre Cabanel.

Loved this yapter. Yuji breaking out of the cog mentality really spoke to me

As someone who's been going through a lot and just been laying in bed feeling like crap This chapter really felt special In a time where I felt like I as a person wasn't doing enough to be considered useful or important Yujis speech about how none of that matters How you could lay down forever And you're still worth it because of the memories It really hit me

It's probably one of my top 5 JJK chapters of all time

The one who feels nothing vs the one who feels everything

Honestly my favorite thing about this chapter and something that deserves to be examined a bit more. Sukuna participated in the activities willingly. He caught crayfish with his nephew, showed off his archery skills with his nephew. Sukuna might be an irredeemable bastard but there's still that very very very small part of him that's still human.

Yuji cooked with his Malevolent Yapping

Some part of me feels that Sukuna has been unconsciously training Yuji. Sukuna is so powerful because he is extremely lonely. He is the ultimate culmination of the idiom, “It’s lonely at the top”. The only method he has to truly connect is through power and a war of ideals. He even allows himself to be sealed so that he can hopefully find others capable of the same commitment to their ideals and thus able to potentially match his strength. He recognizes this quality in Yuji, even though he absolutely hates it and fears it. Yuji is the only person capable of matching him in the realm of ideals, the only person capable of killing him, and thus the only person capable of truly connecting with him. Sukuna essentially admits that what he is witnessing is the sharing of experience with another sorcerer during a great battle. And of course, Yuji is his descendant. There is much to gain for Sukunas ego if Yuji is capable of the same monstrous feats that Sukuna is. Behind every fear is a wish.

Sukana "I Dont Give A Fuck"😂

Basically, an existentialist stoic vs a nihilist hedonist… truly our philosophical jujutsu kaisen🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

In some ways, Gege has already shown us what the outcome of this battle will be, and whose ideals are more correct. The entire idea of the soul has collectivistic implications in and of itself. Souls of the deceased metaphorically meeting at an airport is archetypically similar to many great works of religion and fiction that portray human souls as fundamentally connected. Just by introducing those airplane scenes as well as this experience with Sukuna as canon events, Gege is essentially indicating that Yuji (and in some ways Gojo’s) philosophy is correct.

I was waiting for the whole manga for a look into the childhood of Yuji, know we got it and I love it

thoughts - Yuji was also talking to Megumi so he remembers their dead comrades but lets him inspire to move forward - Sukuna starts the Merger to fight it / kill more humans - if JJK sequel happens with a timeskip, Yuji is a demon infested Japan destroyed by the Merger could be interesting

Man people actually find a way to complain about anything. For me personally, Sukuna has been an enigma ever since he showed up, he reincarnated after hundreds of years and immediately thinks of massacre, that how low the value of life is to him, not just human life, but a even a curse as Mahito, one with boundless potential, is nothing but a foolish tool to him, someone who changed the balance of the world, Gojo, was nothing but painfully ordinary until the very end, time and time again he was shown to be disinterested in things that come so naturally to us, he speaks in poetry, in the original Japanese atleast, someone as otherworldly as that was kind of brought down to Earth for one chapter, to be that was something to behold as a story, I loved this chapter all the way through.

Guys I have a theory. What if where they are is in the soul? Before you think “we already know this” or “this makes no sense”, hear me out. What if when Yuji activated his domain, it landed and he was able to hit the soul and now they’re talking there(kinda like Yuji and Sukuna did back in season 1 or like mahito did in season 1 and shibuya)? I don’t necessarily believe this is the domain or afterlife because I believe that this is all taking place in the soul of either Yuji or Sukuna (probably Yuji). (Please check this theory out manganimist)

Stand proud Sukuna, you were strong - Yuji

I also find it funny that he mocks Yuji’s intelligence it took him that long to realize that Yuji was trying to show him the way

Definitely my favorite chapter, I already considered Yuji to be my favorite protagonist and now I like him even more

Love your content man always on point but yes this chapter was amazing most people didn't like it because it was talking but I loved every second of it yuji and sukuna are finally interacting more on their ideas and perspectives on Life yuji trying to reason with sukuna and show him the meaning of life was really beautiful and nice especially seeing everybody in yuji memories and how he feels about them and how they had a huge impact on his life truly incredible chapter of jjk 🙏🔥

Sukuna positions himself on might makes right, but he doesn’t actually have any substance beyond winning. If the story were from Sukuna’s perspective, there wouldn’t be any dialogue, just descriptions of fights people lose to him. But it’s not that kind of story. Yuji is confronting Sukuna with his experiences, which were all about losing things that just couldn’t be won with strength and tactics: his clumsiness (the slime), how the world changed (the crowds), how nameless middlemen decide how this world looks (the lack of green in the city), how people pass away (his grandpa and friends), and how he once thought a singular purpose (to be a cog) would diminish one more unfairness in the world (curses). Instead of disengaging, Sukuna does the curious thing of “playing” with Yuji in archery, crayfishing, and observing flowers. Sukuna certainly sees them as competition but Yuji integrates them as activities that pass the time and make the empty city feel alive. Yuji basically showed Sukuna a slice of life and implied “your philosophy does take interest in this world and it’s the foundation for how people have fun; you’re a Type-A competitive person, not a tyrant with some grand design on the world.” Sukuna gets big mad when he realizes Yuji believes he has successfully trivialized Sukuna’s excellence and has the audacity to believe a humbled person can humble Sukuna at his own game.

I love that Sukuna wasn't having any of the talk no jutsu😂

I’ve had this feeling since the beginning but I think sukuna forces himself to not have personal connections as a way of protecting himself from being hurt once that bond is broken & knowing what he said about his childhood & him being unwanted… maybe he was abandoned by his mother & it destroyed him. Maybe he refuses to have personal connections out of fear of losing that person & the pain that comes from it, he doesn’t want to be hurt / abandoned again. Essentially he forced himself to become absolutely selfish, the total opposite of a human, all to protect himself; He’s battling childhood trauma from being abandoned? Convincing himself that the only thing that matters is being selfish because you don’t have to worry about anyone hurting you but you. I 100% believe this to be the reason.

Please God let Yuuji's domain expansion be related to the Predator/Prey dynamic we saw at the end of Shibuya when he was stalking Mahito like a wolf 🙏 I'm just glad to see Yuuji staying true to the ideals we see so commonly in Shonens, but not turn him into a saint that can forgive anyone despite whatever atrocities they did.

Maki may have been the first so make Sukuna take up a 'role' but it's only yuji who seems to make him actively defend his ideals. Against Maki he was ecstatic about seeing which way was superior. Against Yuji though, there is nothing but a seemingly primal need to be right. Sukuna is no longer fighting purely to fulfil his desires but to prove himself to this one brat. That is the power of Yuji, to connect so freely to so many people, understand them and have them reciprocate. Todo said he adapts to fighting with and against others with ease which ,in a battle shonen, is the same as understanding someone. Unlike Gojo he is not 'alone the honoured one' but simply someone who exists within a world he believes it is right to protect. Now Sukuna fights to prove himself while Yuji lives purely on his desire to save, even offering to spare the king of curses. A deliciously mirrored end point for the series.

One criticism I do have about the chapter is that we never actually got to see how and when Yuji had the perspective shift that he mentioned in the chapter, giving people a meaningful death was the entire point of his character, I think it would be fun to speculate when that happened, I personally think it was when he saw Megumi traumatised inside Sukuna begging for death but really I just wish Gege spent more time on that, like with half the goddamm story

The panel pf Sukuna's eyes going to realization, then cutting to Yuji glaring daggers was peak

I've watched damnunear every video on this chapter on RU-vid, and while I feel like everyone recognizes how beautiful and special a chapter this is (which I love), I don't think anyone is able to encapsulate in words and articulate just what makes it so special as well as you.

That look Yuji gave sukuna is beautiful

This chapter was absolutely necessary for JJK's pacing. Once it ends and stops coming out weekly, could you imagine how much of a slugfest Shinjuku would be to read if it was NOTHING but action? Fights are awesome, but JJK is still a story and it needs to be told- it can't be told with JUST fights. Honestly that's a big reason why I personally haven't been paying much attention to this arc until now- it didn't mean anything, it wasn't tying anything up. It was just "Character does THIS crazy thing!!!" and then dies. Now we really have a reminder of why this fight is even going on and it's a beautiful breath of fresh air. tl;dr jjk needed a break from action

I think the whole sequence of yuji talking to sukuna is inside his innate domain, basically giving sukuna a taste of his own medicine seeing what he did to yuji in the juvenile detention center.

one of my favorite aspects of sukuna as a character is that he understands these things, love, compassion, empathy, but he actively chose to discard them long ago, simply because he doesn't see value in them. It prevents any talk no jutsu stuff from happening because whatever you try to tell him he prob already thought about or experienced and just decided it wasn't worth his time, like sukuna is pretty introspective id say

Yuji’s resolutions as the culmination of his character arc reminds me of an oath of the ancients paladin in dnd, its obviously much deeper than that, but its where my mind resonates with him This chapter finally made the teach about love thing click for me in a satisfying way. Like you said Manga, juxtaposed to the constant battles, we really got to let this breathe (with some beautiful panels i might add) Based on the amount of control Yuji seems to have in this pocket dimension, It continues to seem like sukunas arc of learning about love isnt really ending in a 180, its in being forced to respect that someone who refused to become animalistic, selfish, curse-like, will low-diff him in a 1 on 1. And i think thats fucking beautiful

I absolutely loved this chapter, and enjoy hearing what everyone thinks about it. It really delved into that difference of ideals, where Yuji tried to give Sukuna an ultimatum. Something I don't think anyone mentioned but could also just be me is that in the last bit where Yuji glares at Sukuna, the way he's drawn reminds me a lot of the "Fallen Angel" painting.

Kashimo saw Sukuna as absolute perfection. A monster built with efficiency even his own life ending technique couldn't equate. GoJo saw Sukuna as an equal. A fellow monster. Yuta saw Sukuna as something... else... not above or below, but essentially a curse. YuJi saw Sukuna for what he was. A pitiable fool who never learned compassion. One who will never learn it, and should be eradicated as such. Unempathetically. As he is beneath him.

This is GEGE literal backstory and real life perspective.

The definitive, 2024 version of the talk no jutsu trope. Done right, made sense and still let the protagonist be reasonable and badass.

I think the whole yap was about how yuji has all these things dear and close to him and how skuna doesn't, kinda like showing him how truly alone and unloved he is, devoid of meaning. And all of that leads up to the panel where we threaten skuna to give up megume or else he'll end him. This was a roast-yap session, in my opinion, where yuji paints a bigger picture right before throwing hands

I didn't know where this chapter would go. I was surprised, confused and sort of ... "frustrated" with the chapter 264? It was because of how Yuji suddenly pulled a domain expansion out of nowhere immediately after getting clocked by reincarnated Sukuna. I thought, "well this is a bit sudden, and why is his domain this?" But, after reading chapter 265, I've completely changed my mind on it. While the domain's appearance was a bit strange and sudden in the way it shifted the tone of the recent ark, it was honestly just amazing at how it quickly characterized Yuji and Sukuna. It shines a light on the character growth and sincerity of Yuji and the unchanging and unfeeling character of Sukuna. It also intrigued me that Sukuna actually followed Yuji as he showed him his home. It was almost as if his admission of not feeling a thing throughout their walk and talk was him subconsciously admitting that he might have wanted to feel or gain something from it but ultimately gained nothing. That also makes Yuji's pity of the King of Curses hit way harder. Honestly I recommend playing "Licht" by Hiriyoki Sawano or "Purple Clouds" by Kensuke Ushio and possibly "Drowning of The Former Emperor", also by Kensuke Ushio, near the end of the chapter where Sukuna starts saying "I don't feel a thing" while reading the chapter. It was so good and so ... Beautiful.

Yuji son-ing sukana was for sure peak jjk. Hell that had to be the best modern day talk-no-jutsu in all anime history. Like come here boy let me show you something, at the end of the day o and by the way if want to live with us humans you can but if you don't you dead.

This is gonna look amazing when it gets animated in 10 years

Thank you for putting into words what made this chapter so great

Can’t wait to see what’s next

And the goat uploads another banger again

I like how the main characters backstory was never fully discussed till the end

I just want to say. You made this manga a much better experience :D

I loved this chapter. It felt like a good concrete backstory for Yuji.

Personally one of my favourite chapters

This fandom is kinda annoying. Bro, we can go one chapter without an epic fight and we need this character development. It’s a goddamn story, not a mma fight.

I think Gege's super destructive way of killing characters makes sense now. In a world full of despair and death. To the extent that everyone important to you is constantly dropping off. The easiest choice is to say "I am a cog" we are all just cogs. Sukuna's way is to close off and just decide that nobody's life matters. Yuji's Cog mentality was the idea that even if life doesn't matter we all have a role to play. But Yuji's new mentality is everyone's life matters. There are no shortcuts. Even Sukuna's life matters. And it would be easy to take this worldview in a world that wasn't shit. Where your friends somehow always survived all fights. But in this world? This level of compassion is extremely painful to have. But that's Yuji.

Even without action, I loved this chapter. I wholly believe that this is his “domain expansion” but since he said he didn’t even know what it really was it gives me a few ideas: he literally pulled an asspull with his knowledge of barrier techniques from Kusakabe and his willpower to get this domain or he very well knows what he did and he hid it from Sukuna so that, at the end, he could say “I can kill you” like he did. For the first way, like Sukuna noticed at the beginning, Yuji has had this ability and inadvertently used it on Todo and Choso, he just didn’t know how to purposely use it until when Choso shielded him from the furnace, which Yuji used it to gain a few more minutes with his brother. With that being said, when the domain ends or breaks, Yuji’s shrine should still be online because the technique imbued in the barrier is the one that goes on a cooldown, however domains take a lot of power to use so he might be in a tough spot against damn near 100% Sukuna. For the second part, what I really feel it is, Yuji knew going into the domain what he was doing, just didn’t know how it would take form since he only just learned how to activate the technique a few minutes ago(Choso shield moment). He knew the entire time that his shrine should still be ready once and if the domain ends, as he imbued the memory technique into the barrier. So when he tells Sukuna he can kill him and gives that ultimatum, he’s not just acting with willpower. I feel like next chapter will go, “Are you forgetting, Sukuna? We’re in MY domain.” and Yuji will go to get in stance to fight, with Sukuna trying to domain expansion to break it, realizing he can’t due to the nature of Yuji’s domain and how he’s not in his current form, they’re merely manifestations of their soul battling in the domain, so the fight will be based on regular human attacks, which Yuji has the upper hand in since he’s more human and has had more hands fighting experience in my opinion (Sukuna mostly uses his technique unless he can’t, like in the previous set of chapters).

It would be crazy if the Buddha is Yuji's domain structure. What we saw wasn't in the domain because that shit just might have an open barrier. But I'm hoping for it to be closed so we can keep this scenery just a bit longer.

PEAK FICTION GEGE COOKING FR

Only someone who loves or loved their village could ever something like this, this coming from someone who absolutely loves their village

yuji sukuna yap sesh before hakari comeback is crazy

This chapter was so gas 🥲 He's finally shifting out of that cog mentality

Yuji basically says “Touch some grass Sukuna.”

I personally think sukuna is moved by yuji's speech and all what he's gone through while he was inside him, but he's the king of curses and his pride is preventing him from admitting or changing

Love is the strongest curse of all

i think the flower convo was very interesting sukuna quickly dismisses it as megumi’s memories then responds to yuji’s question about seeing all this before, that he doesn’t read useless memories how then, does he know what type of flower it is?

Morning Glory seen as a reminder to cherish fleeting moments and embrace the beauty of the present, the awareness of impermanence. Hydrangeas in Japan symbolize heartfelt emotion, gratitude for understanding, and apology. just flower things

It's good that he took a break from the fight, that has been going on for an entire year now btw.

This reminds me of the thing in Naruto where two high level shinobi can read each other's mind/memories by fighting

It ain't talk no jutsu, it's The talk and then jutsu 🗣️🗣️🗣️ can't wait for the pov switch next chapter

I think yuji’s speech near the end addresses megumi not sukuna kind of like todos we are the exception speech to get megumi out of the gutter and I think yuji’s offer to sukuna was a binding vow knowing sukuna would reject his choice he made a binding vow to be able to kill sukuna if he refuses the chance to be spared I also really enjoy how yuji’s mindset has yet again evolved from a nonsensical goal of giving people a correct death to a cog in the system of jujutsu sorcerers to a complete mentality of the value of life

He's memory no jutsu-ing him with his or Megumi's memories. Not in terms of literal flashback, but with "memory that never happened" like we first see with Junpei, then Todo, and most importantly, Choso.

Jjk fans when the story has writing and not just brainless fighting 😭😭😭😭😭

top jjk chapters for me 1. 212 2. 265 3. 225

No lie i may be more hype to see this animated than gojo vs sukuna (although im still hype for that) just the raw emotion and energy from this chapter is crazy

While the chapter was good, its okay to admit that some of the dialogue could be cut without changing a single thing in the story. The details of the idealogies were probably at the beginning and the end where Sukuna literally tells Yuji to get to the point 😅. But stuff like Yuji hitting his toe somewhere as a kid for example can easily be removed without changing anything. If the point was that Yuji is a regular person with connections, some of the chapter can be removed while still making the same point. And it is okay to admit it. The chapter was still good. But it isn't flawless. The criticisms don't come out of nowhere. And this video embodies it because it doesn't even go into everything in this chapter, just the relevant parts. A very simple proof that decent parts of this chapter were padding. And it is okay to admit it

kids: WhY ArE ThEy TaLkInG, It'S So BoArInG meanwhile Yuji in his coldest voice: leave Megumi or you'll die 🗿

I really cried after seeing the panel of everyone that how far Gege killed all characters in jjk expect sukuna and yuji the most heartbreaking chapter

gojo in heaven: Mhm, mhm! That's my boy!

I really liked this chapter! I feel like either Sukuna is gonna somehow bypass Yuji and the fight keeps going, or in the style of Gojo, as soon as the next chapter starts Sukuna is dead since Yuji pulled the trigger as soon as Sukuna was threatening him. And then maybe something with merger idk.

im so glad we let gege cook

I think the mid domain delusion could be used for two reasons: 1). To precursor to sukuna's death delusion conversation, because showing both would be too much or substitute it out altogether from some betrayal or the merger. 2). To give hints of Yuji's domain. The delusion or maybe innate domain showed, him using an arrow (his fuga), a train station (sukuna's innate looks like a rib cage, I assume a stomach), a statue mentioned is will be his domain ability interpreted as slashes, a shrine, maybe the flowers are around the shrine, and the shellfish shows their differences. I'm assuming his domain will be a shrine surrounded by flowers, and still have fuga but somehow as kinder version of Sukuna's.

Loved this chapter, didn't mind the yapping at all, in fact, we need more of these, there's so much more to explore with Heian era (Sukuna's story), Kenjaku's plan with Yuji, Yuji and Sukuna being related, and wtf happened to Jin? Could he be alive? Also Sukuna seems like a true psychopath, no empathy, no remorse, ... So he actually couldn't ever evolve past this if he does have this mental disorder.

I loved the yap session. The way I interpret the chapter was Yuji was trying to see if Sukuna has humanity, showing him around, talking about his past, and talking to him about his beliefs and his thoughts on him. He wanted to see if just maybe Sukuna had any remorse. But Sukuna says that he doesnt care and he understands completely what yuji is saying. Right there yuji gives up and gives sukuna 2 choices. Come back into yuji and free megumi (would most likely use a binding vow) or die. And honestly it doesn't matter what option he picks he will die to yuji. He either dies by the domain or yuji will kill himself after sukuna is back in him.

It's a calm before the storm chapter

I am very glad Gege took the time to give such a character focused chapter. I've always felt that this was the only aspect really missing from a large part of JJK, particularly once the culling games began. It's because of this that I do feel like we're missing a step in Yuji's ideological development though. After Shibuya, and all the way up to Megumi getting possessed, Yuji maintained the 'Cog' mentality. So I wish we got to see where that actually shifted. Was it during the timeskip after Gojo's unsealing?

Sukuna seems completely in character for me. I would argue that he stands firm in his ideals without a doubt. Sukuna believes that the strongest person is in charge. Only the powerful get to make decisions. Yuji is incredibly weak when compared to Sukuna, even now. This is only a fight at all because he was jumped and nerfed so hard, and even still, he is more than capable of winning. Thats how strong this guy is. When Yuji pitied Sukuna, in his eyes its a right be doesn't have. I am the most powerful sorcerer so I can decide anything I want, for anybody. Who can stop me? You however are weak. Its a fact that I can one shot you with negative difficulties. To pity me is a MASSIVE insult. You are NOT strong. I believe that is why he's pissed. Each time Sukuna feels disrespected he lashes out. He took the girls offer as a command with an unworthy offering. Jogo didn't bow low enough. Mahito touched him twice. But when it came to Gojo, who talk mad trash and nearly killed him...he respected him. He did worse than everybody else but thats okay because he was strong. He smiled when Gojo called him the challenger. Yuji is NOT THAT GUY to Sukuna.

Chapter 265 was actually my favourite chapter for a while.

Im that moment I remember the phrase from sukuna. Defeat is equal to death and I don’t care what you do with my body after. I think that if Yuji beats sukuna he will budge because he will see Yuji as the better one…maybe

JJK is how you write a Legacy. In order to understand this Legacy we Must first Understand Shonen. I don't know that much brief History but what i know It got popular after Ww2 when Kids lost their Parents and these Mangas and their Protagonists became Role model for them and with the Birth of Astro Boy he shaped the life of many Adults today. A Shonen is basically a Comic Book(sorry) directed towards Children that teaches them the true reality of this world but inturn give them hope to stand up and face the Calimity with head up high called the Future. JJK depicts this perfectly with Curses and Sukuna. They are What world shaped them to be they are evil and there's no hope of considering peace. Sometimes(always) things may not go your way as you intend to but you have to stand up again and again or Cry and Cower in fear. Its not Weak or Bad to be a Coward(That one guy who has a Luck Curse Technique is Symbolism for Retribution or What goes back,Comes Back).the Pain of being Weak and incapable of doing your work hurts,this is shown through Megumi but even in this Abyss of Despair there is Hope as long as you Believe in yourself or make someone else believe in you,Hope would be there depicted in Form of Yuji. Setting aside Gege's fetish of Killing of Characters,Every person you meet on your way is like a Pot plant or a Flower in a Field It would first sprout from Seed and would Bloom,set its seed and Wither away just like that The Friends you know may not be around for too long and sometimes things would be Like The Flower being eaten by an Animal or Pluck by Fate. But even so one should not give up in despair as such the Flower we know of Sprouted new seeds after it Blossomed its memory is saved in someones mind thus just likr that,the people live on within you. Thats itself is a Lie on itself "Its either you bend to the truth of the World or Live a Lie" -Miyamoto Musashi.

Jjk turned from fighting to philosophical anime

i loved the chapter aswell i love how yuji tries to understand why sukuna is the way he is and show him how life can be good but sukuna in the end doesn’t feel the same.

That panel with sukuna is the hardest. My man finna go ape shit

Yapter is my new saying lol thank you