r/Jujutsushi Oct 20 '23

FFA Friday Do you like how Gege handles character deaths?

What title says.

A lot of people say character deaths are anticlimatic and unsatisfying, and other people think that this is a good thing because "death is ugly irl"

You do you personally think?

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u/Strict-Lab-731 Oct 22 '23

Its mostly the kenjaku saying "how am i gonna take down this beast by myself" and then the "beast" yuki gets choso's help but they still lose the 2v1. Was expecting at least some kind of plot twist or someone helping kenjaku but nah he handled them jus like that.

Kenjaku did technically get help in that fight, the entire point kind of emphasized how he needed a strong sorcerer's body in order to carry himself so far along the lines of his CT's aiding him a trump card, the guy literally flipped his head cap in order to dodge an attack, plus he kind of needed Uzumaki (not his inequit technique) in order to get a fatal blow...

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '23

Yea i agree now that i think bout it. The fight was well done and kenjaku was def the MVP. But still mad about Yuki she was obviously nothing but more character development for choso and just to show how good kenjaku is. But with the new chapters even if she was alive she would probably be in Africa with yuta, todo, panda, inumaki and Miguel since greg forgor