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epickiya722 · 2 months

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Yuji's face! 😆

"Fushiguro, I'm trying to protect you, HELLO!"

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11queensupreme11 · 2 years

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oh and another question sorry! what do you mean by "he’ll have enough CE to prepare the world for the merger with Tengen"??? im rlly REALLY confused 😭 i have no idea what's going on wtf is Kenjaku's plan here

Kenjaku's plan was already talked about in detail back in chapters 145-146, you just need to reread it (but it’s a pretty lengthy discussion tho)

I’ll try to summarize it for you! Kenjaku’s goal is to force humanity to evolve. That’s the whole purpose of the Culling Game.

In order for the evolution to happen, Kenjaku first needs to forcefully merge humans with Tengen. This is where the Culling Game comes in. He needs A LOT of cursed energy. By trapping a bunch of people in colonies, they’ll fight each other and use their cursed energy. The barriers trapping everyone in collects all the cursed energy being emitted.

Once it collects everything it needs, it’s gonna get stored into this bigger barrier which than expands until the whole country is covered.

And then THAT’S when the merging happens, and once that’s done, the world is screwed.

I also believe that’s why Kenjaku went to all those countries back in chapters 200 and 201. Not so sorcerers could be hunted down and experimented on (those armies wouldn’t even be able to leave in the first place), but to cause more chaos. More chaos means more fighting, which leads to more CE being collected.

Aaaaand yeah I think that’s it. I left out a bunch of details, but this is pretty much the gist of it

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elw00woo · 18 days

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He loves his little brother so much

#jujutsu kaisen #jjk choso #jjk ch 146

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clumsyraccoon · 6 months

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(Tumblr, why don't you let me put the "read more" without writing something above it? -_-)

#jujutsu kaisen #jjk #jujutsu kaisen spoilers #jjk spoilers #chapter 146 #choso #I spent more time than I should have on this >.>"

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freyzrc · 10 months

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Day 146 Anyway I miss drawing JJK so I'll try to get back into drawing some again! Have a geto for now! I'm sorry I took a long break. You know what they say.. if you don't take a break your body will force you to. X'D

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frost-felon · 3 months

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The timeskips issue has never been a recent one. The pitfalls of the numerous timeskips in the beginning of the story (Yuji being enrolled in JJH and picking up Nobara in June -> July's suicide mission + meeting the upperclassmen & Kyoto Kids -> August seemingly being skipped outright -> Junpei Arc in September¹, and pretty much everything before Shibuya needing to happen in September or October) have affected the character and relationship growth since the get-go.

I love the tenderness and consoling conviction from Yuji in this scene, but at this point, he's only known Nanami for a few days, and been 'dead' for somewhere between a month and a month and a week or two. So he'd really only known Megumi for like, a month, tops. He'd known Nobara for maybe a couple of weeks. It's unclear how long he'd known Ijichi for, but on-and-off through July, probably...most of these times are guesses, and due to the timeskips, I can't be sure how well or how little Yuji got to known all of these people during the times he could have. Gojo, his longest relationship out of the five he was thinking of, tends to get infrequent and small references to what he did or didn't teach Yuji at various times. There's another moment shortly before this page where Yuji thinks back to a scene we never saw², wherein Gojo apparently taught Yuji how to fight Shikigami users ("When fighting Shikigami Users...go for the User themselves.") But ultimately, the audience hasn't been able to spend more than a few moments' times to get an understanding of Yuji's attachments and his faith in the people he relies on. Nanami gets the most here (Junpei Arc, Chapter 26) since this was the arc he was introduced in, and has been closely mentoring Yuji, but as mentioned, this entire arc takes place in a small timeframe. As a result, the believability of these relationships can easily be called into question, and this scene didn't hit me as hard as it should have.

Culling Games has a similar issue with believability in character dynamics and pacing, largely caused by the frequent timeskips forcing arcs immediately after Shibuya to cram as much as they can into short timeframes. Junpei Arc can get away with this more due to its early placement in the story, but the cracks had been visible well into this arc and even beforehand.

In a very twisted way, the post-unsealing timeskip, from mid-November (somewhere around/after November 16th; EDIT, it's November 19th³) to December 24th, is not particularly unique, though it is one of the largest timeskips (that I can positively identify through information in the manga's pages), possibly only behind the mid-July (?) to September skip. I've mentioned it before, though, that JJK simply could not handle another timeskip of a similar magnitude (or one exceeding, perhaps, a week). This mainly comes down to the bloating of the cast and status quo changes in the Perfect Preparation Arc, the Culling Games Arc, and the aftermath of 212 through 221.

I really wish I could have appreciated his scene more, since it's lovely and well-executed in-of-itself. But since it relies on the preceding groundwork, the shaky foundation undermines an otherwise knockout scene.

¹I am here in my reread, so I'm a little fuzzy on any timeskips after this point.

²Using flashbacks to show the audience new scenes can be effective, but this method gets overused in JJK to fill in gaps caused by not devoting enough time to character-building and cast downtime.

³GUESS WHO FORGOT ABOUT TWO DIFFERENT PANELS IN 221 EXPLICITLY CLARIFYING THE DATE? Blegh, I'll have to be more careful when I eventually fully reread--I have only gone through most 146+ chapters once. Anyways, the panels:

This also means that the full extent of the timeskip ran between 34 and 35 days, depending on if you're counting December 24th or not (this is not counting November 19th itself).

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ara-mitama · 11 months

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Merging with Tengen and boundaries between humans

In chapter 145, there was something that Tengen mentioned which was hard to understand. Who am I kidding? The whole of JJK chapter 145 and 146 had info dump that was hard to parse.

Check out the image below!

Well, after a lot of rereads, and taking chapter 202 in account, we can now make a better assumption of what Tengen actually meant by this dialogue.

When they mentioned that the boundaries between people would cease to exist, and the evil from them would spread instantaneously, the shut-in sorcerer was being too symbolic with their words.

To put it in a much simpler way, ill will and negative emotions result in cursed energy.

So as Kenjaku later mentions in chapter 202, if humanity were to merge with Tengen, who was now like a cursed spirit, then the result would be a cursed spirit with the cursed energy from millions of people.

Unlike the normal cases, this cursed spirit would not be an entity that is formed due to the fear of a particular concept (like volcanoes or forests), or due to the negative energy that exists around certain establishments (like schools or hospitals).

Instead, all the cursed energy present in non-sorcerers throughout Japan will be combined to give shape to this being.

Needless to say, it would be stronger than any cursed spirits ever seen; even a special grade wouldn’t be able to hold a candle to it.

Now, here’s the interesting part. Usually, the powerful cursed spirits we have seen till now have a power and personality/conscience that is derived from what it represents (think Jogo, Mahito and Hanami).

However, in case of Tengen merging with humanity, not only does this cursed spirit lack any sort of concept to associate with, but due to Tengen being an evolved being and merging with the conscience of over a million people, it would be hard to say what form or shape this cursed spirit would take.

No, it won’t be a single big cursed spirit, at least not at first.

According to me, it’ll be something like this – every person turns into a cursed spirit, however, they will have a shared conscience, thanks to merging with Tengen and the boundaries between humans not existing anymore.

So even if one person were to go out of control, this whole being would rage. That’s what Tengen tried to say in chapter 145. It really would be chaos which even Kenjaku can’t moderate.

What are your thoughts on this? Let me know!

Also, if you are interesting to know why Kenjaku started the Culling Game and what his goals are, click the link below! This write-up is part of that bigger article and will help put things into perspective!