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izutsumiiiiiiii. kitby

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cruelty is so easy. youre not special for choosing it

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brb gotta to go splash water on my face in the mens bathroom and look haggardly at myself in the mirror

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postcard c1910

I shall pass through this world but once, any good thing therefore I can do, or any kindness I can show to any human being, let me do it now, let me not defer it or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again.

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One thing i really like about Geto wearing the gojo-kesa is that aside from the obvious fun satosugu connection it's also very ironic since originally this specific piece of clothing was supposed to be made of discarded rags to symbolise the virtue of poverty and freedom from desire. ...but for Geto having that vestment carry the name of his ex-bff is like. The opposite of letting go of attachment lol. Which is very fitting for his character, not just in the yaoi way lmao but also just... How he kept himself tied down to the roots of his suffering, both in term of personal attachments and continuing to consume the literal negativity of non-sorcerers while perpetuating that pain himself, too... A corrupt version of a Buddhist priest through and through.

#jjk meta #satosugu #geto suguru #nevermind me i just listened to too many sutra audiobooks in a row #jjk #text

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I love how often people on this site call random things which they disagree with but don't have any actual argument against either puritan or catholic, regardless of the subject in question's actual relevance to either puritanism or catholicism. it's like 17th century england in here

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Recently thinking a lot about how Geto in the backstory started out as an obviously secondary right hand man kind of friend to Gojo... I remember I was a bit frustrated with the anime’s choice to make Geto lose at basketball compared to Gojo’s effortless three-pointer since I thought it undermined the idea of them being ‘the strongest’ together at the time. But now I’m realising that Geto truly accepted and embodied that role — aware or not, he was fine with just following Gojo’s steps. When dealing with the curse user group, Gojo was the one who took on the leader while Geto dealt with their underling, the decision to go to Okinawa was Gojo's, in the audio drama in the Okinawa part (as translated by jjktlmax on youtube) Nanami specifically says they’re helping out Gojo-san with no mention of Geto until Haibara brings him up, Toji never even paid attention to who accompanied Gojo. Even Yuki came to the school to see Gojo, too, and Geto was just coincidentally someone she met instead! All three of them were special grades, and yet... And Geto never showed any signs of displeasure at being treated as second to Gojo even though 'the strongest' never meant 'equally strong'. Moreover, he always showed signs of self-doubt, both when he made the mistake of leaving Kuroi behind and when he insinuated himself to be a bad person to Haibara before he ever did anything wrong.

I don’t know, it’s something about their dynamic that seems even more sad to me because it underlines how the typical shonen jealousy wasn’t as much of a factor for Geto. He did have his own budding god complex and overconfidence issues, but they didn't seem to influence his friendship with Gojo as much before Gojo moved on with his growth while Geto lagged behind and tacitly accepted that he no longer had that place by Gojo's side anymore... And only then, after finding his stupidly evil goal, he finally verbalized the difference between himself and Gojo to his face, if only to explain why he dedicated his life to something so ludicrous. But it seems that if he could have followed, he would have been fine with the lesser role :C

#jjk meta #satosugu #geto suguru #jjk #gojo satoru #text #they wont let me go

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watch out

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nice argument unfortunately i have already depicted you as the arrogant and brash monkey king leaping an infinite breadth to the edge of the universe and myself as the enlightened buddha whose palm you have not escaped for I am the great sage equal to heaven

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goes to the beach to get stung by jellyfish on purpose in hopes that multiple strangers pee on me

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The first simulated image of a black hole was calculated with an IBM 7040 computer using 1960 punch cards and hand-plotted by French astrophysicist Jean-Pierre Luminet in 1978.

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in grantaire's head the dnd analogy would be that he's a cleric and enjolras is his diety but he's like a shitty cleric in disfavour with his diety so he doesn't always have acess to his spells

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You know, I read a theory that even makes sense that Kenjaku has an agreement with Geto and that Geto is conscious and knows what's going on, but I think Geto doesn't want to wake up because he has no motivation on earth, he lost his daughters and his Friend, I think he knows what's happening but he doesn't want to go back. What do you think of this theory? sorry for the text

Hi no worries! Hmm I kind of doubt it just from the shonen genre perspective since Kenjaku's technique is specifically possessing bodies by replacing their brains with their own one and it's been commonly implied that the brain is the most important body part in terms of cursed energy&techniques. Like, they don't really need an invitation or agreements? Just a dead body, scooped out brain, voilà. Maybe there's more to it haha but so far that's what has been implied...

Plus Geto's goals were very different from Kenny's, he wanted to create a society without the existence of non-sorcerers&curses while Kenjaku wants to fuck around and turn everyone into one big cool curse creating a new kind of existence entirely. Geto wouldn't agree to that. Also his parting speech in jjk0 seemed entirely accepting of death in general, I don't think he planned for any kind of continuation for him or his plans. Maybe he wouldn't have the motivation to fight Kenjaku on their goals specifically just out of defeatism but then he'd have also done more when Gojo called to him during the sealing process - if he could do more in that moment he absolutely would. And yeah like you say, now that his cult family is either dead or gone and his bff just died there's even less motivation for him to do anything (if he was still there i mean). Narratively it doesn't really make sense for him to still be actively conscious since it's like... for nothing. I wouldn't fully write off the possibility of his soul awakening somehow and pushing Kenjaku out of control anyway but it would need to come from some other plot development I think.

#ask #jjk lore #geto suguru #kenjaku #jjk spoilers #text

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It's really funny to me that when Blizzard made World of Warcraft, they included a mechanic to penalize experience gain if you'd been playing for a while, to encourage people to take breaks. Everyone hated this mechanic; the testing forums were filled with complaints about it. So Blizzard kept it but renamed it so that the penalized experience gain was baseline, and taking breaks gave you a "rested experience bonus" (read: the original baseline experience gain) instead. Anyway the complaints completely disappeared and everyone universally agreed that this was a wonderful mechanic and it's still in WoW to this day

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PSA

If you ever see one of these things:

DO NOT STEP ON IT. DO NOT TOUCH IT. JUST WALK AWAY

If you touch it, a metal gate will swing towards you and if it hits you, you will take damage.