Yuta Okkotsu - The Monster Awakens
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Chapter 261 has shown Yuta crossing a line he never hoped to, a line that only the antagonists have crossed thus far in the story. Yuta has become a monster, and in this video I'll be breaking down its significance.
#jujutsukaisen #yutaokkotsu #gojosatoru #sukuna
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my glorious depressed king
Funny enough, Yuta looks somewhat identical to a certain 14 year old from an old giant robot anime about depression
Yeah that sounds about right for him.
YES SIR
Same outfit too is insane @@Ferrari03
@@Ferrari03Funnily enough he looks like the majority of the Jujutsu Kaisen fandom
What I like about Yuta is just the fact that unlike Gojo, Sukuna and Kenjaku, even when he is becoming a monster he does so only for those he cherishes - Sukuna does everything only for himself and his entertainment, Kenjaku wants to create something that is much stronger than him in order to see the limits of a cursed energy because of his own curiousity and Gojo became monster to survive and defeat Toji even though there were no one to defend anymore. And here is Yuta who wants to defend the whole population of Japan and his friends.
I think Gojo does it all for his ego.
i feel like its more showing the different avenues of monstorous power
Sukuna: im a monster for myself
kenjaku: im a monster for an ideal
Gojo: im a monster by expectation
Yuta: im a monster for those i love
@@theworld8215 that makes a lot of sense if we can put what gojo said to Yuta in jjk0 there is no curse much twisted than love, and by that it shows how Yutas love made him become a monster, for those he love very much
Yuji: I’m a monster by process of elimination
@@theworld8215Yuta is obsessive love.
Fans: "Is gojo coming back?"
"Will kenjaku take gojos body?"
"Wil yuta get six eyes?"
Gege: Yes
"Yesn't"
Lmao. Gege gave us best of 3 worlds
Gege really hit us with a "all of the above" with this one.
Ackshually, Kenjaku didn't take Gojo's body. It was Yuta using Kenjaku's cursed technique.
@@hydroidsNerdy head ahh comment jk
This chapter casts all of Yuta's stress in Gojo vs Sukuna in a new light. He was EASILY the most stressed in the room, and maybe this was exactly why. Even trying to jump in but everyone insists that he's their insurance
But remember according to the fanbase it was because he's too weak and a fraud. There's no way this could be why /s
@@Mooinator3000 U get it... tweaking because of having to lock in more than anyone else rather than tweaking bc of fraudulence
he's also the closest with Gojo personally, so you add the fact he's watching someone he cares about fighting and despite his own ability he's being to told to sit tight. That's hard to do, especially when you know what might happen if Gojo falls and Sukina then beats you. Which he did, so now looking back his mind was likely racing, asking himself over and over if what he feared might happen or if he'd have to go through with this plan if he couldn't win himself.
@@doopdope2211I think he was also stressed because of loosing gojo
@@rodgersphd5701 Oh yea for sure! I think there's definitely layers to it. The emotion level of losing gojo and not wanting to have to pilot his sensei's body despite gojo saying it was fine. And the mortal level, the moment gojo lost, he had to accept that if he also loses as himself, there's a chance that he'll have to live his last 5 minutes in Gojo's body
I feel like this outcome for Yuta was simply destined. He's always been the type to do whatever for his friends and the second he snaps nothing else mattered.
Whenever he had entered combat you always saw the almost detached level of seriousness on his face regardless of who he fought. He's always been the one who's been the closest to becoming another monster
He used to be kind boy
@@kocer93wan Yuta has always been a wolf in sheep's clothing... Just look him when he was around with his friends then look him when he was in Sendai Colony...
Yuta doesn't deserve the current allegations. He has it the worst and cares the most about Gojo yet people have been bullying him. He became monster because he understands Gojo's suffering and what must be done to savd those he cares for
Yuta allegations are thrown bc Yuta fans feel the need to belittle Yuji for a long time. Even now they still keep doing it. Obviously it’s the agenda side of jjk not what fans really think
@@Bft149 Those are not yuta fans they are Yuji haters and fraudkuna fans.
@@Bft149 yuji is a kashimo victim a realistically yuji isn't even top 10
@@Bft149most yuta fans are yuji fans wdym?
‘Don’t mistake my depression for weakness.’
- Yuta Prolly -
Imagine chapter 260 ended with us being able to see the stitches on Gojo's head but not knowing it was Yuta. Very surprised Gege didnt do that😂
If he did that Gojo stans wouldn’t have hope
Gege loves destroying hope
It was also what everyone would have guessed, Gege doesn’t like predictable.
The Crown is heavy🗣🗣🗣‼️
KENDRICK DROP ANOTHER DISS TRACK AND MY LIFE IS YOURS 🦞
Kenjaku the brain-eater getting eaten and Yuta already having planned well past murking him are just really funny levels of disrespect. I agree that taking Gojos body really is not something to be mad about, Yuji eating the death paintings is actual cannibalism of living, thinking siblings it's like orders of magnitude worse ethically.
Yeah thats true, I guess people forgot. Another take ive been reading from people is wanting Gojo to return and live if it means Yuuta dying... like bro you rather give up a teenager life over an old mans who died happy? Let Gojo rest in peace
@@SemekiIzuioWhat I got most worried with the body swap instead of eye operation is that yuta is gonna die too, also I thought it would have been more interesting to have the limitless yuta powerset thanks to the 6 eyes instead of just gojo 2.0. But the swap makes an interesting character analysis, although I wish we had seen more of this yuta edge before.
Humans do not care about things that do not concern them, things that do not connect to them.
They cared about Yuta taking over Gojo simply because they were in affection of Gojo, and they did not have any connection, any reason to care about the cursed wombs.
Us, Humans are truly very cold creatures.
@@hectorlackless yeah, Im a Yuuta fan and although I'm sad he might have to go Im still p happy in his growth as a character and doing what was best for everyone else even if it means sacrificing himself and having to used the person he admired the most body. Like its quite sad tragic and ngl a bit poetic too. But anyway, Yuuta was going to die regardless if he hadn't had swapped. It spared him a few more minutes to at least try to make a difference. As stated by Shoko the eyes are a physical trait that can't be copied. Why the eyes couldn't be transplant into Yuuta Sasuke Itachi style idk, Yuuta has Gojo blood, the 6E should not look reject the host
It’s more of yuta they were worried about as he is very possibly dying when time is up
I never expected this from Yuta of all people. Gojo means so much to him.
Only humans can walk between good and evil. Real monsters like the disaster curses will only ever be one sides in their existence.
Humans can only really become monsters.
Curses were born from negative emotions, you can say they were "cursed" from their time of conception, they can never be "good". I kind of wish something came out of positive emotions that would counter negative emotions creations but it doesnt seem something Gege would want.
You just cooked, sir.
@@SemekiIzuio while curses aren’t born good, they do exhibit positive traits as they encompass all the spectrum of human negativity this should still include over attachment and such. Not to mention the formula for reverse curse energy is curse energy multiplying with curse energy. Showing positives can be born from negative. Jogo has always been the best example of this, he wanted a future for his kind at the top, but at the same time he wasn’t power hungry as the rest to reach his full potential. Mahito also shows some selfless actions regarding the curses like protecting Hanami from getting killed after she was hit with purple, or only doubting Geto as he trust the curses absolutely to not betray him.
@@SemekiIzuio you mean creatures born from positive cursed energy?! Positive cursed energy is exclusive to very few which explains why it’s so complicated.
Even in other fictional settings you don’t find anything supernatural related to positive trades. Most of Japanese folklore revolves around beings (Yokai) that often want to hurt humans.
In JJK teen Geto even had the urban legend slit mouth woman as a curse spirit. Humans themselves are the most positive you can find in this anime world
@@lynnusuk2092 yeah I mean look at Choso, although a curse wombs he was able to choose between being human(good) or living as a curse (bad)
"Thank you for becoming a monster for us eren" xd
On god
The best mangaka copies on the best shonen manga.
"Thanks you Hakari for putting in zero effort or dedication at all, to the point that it's laughable that you were ever compared to Yuta."
Fan fiction tier line
@@S-fp7uzno effort? Do you think Urame is weak? If sukuna and Urame teamed up it would be over for everyone
It's very interesting that of all the "monsters" portrayed in JJK so far, only Sukuna had that mindset from day 1. Gojo was pushed to become one on the brink of death; Toji was only a monster when completely devoid of his thoughts and feelings; and Yuta became a monster because no one else was willing to.
The only person who might be the same in this regard is Hakari but we have no idea if his mindset shifted or he was born that way.
It seems everyone fighting Sukuna at this point is trying to imitate something they aren't fully capable of, completely casting aside their humanity and burning everything around them to the ground. But they can't do that. Because at the end of the day, they're still human no matter how many insane superpowers they get.
It's also very interesting that Yuji has been kept in the dark about all this, not just because of what we learned in 259 but because we don't see how he would react. Would he be just as eager to cross the line, or attempt to stick to his humanity?
Did you just… forget maki errr…?
He will stick✌️
You forgot Maki, who cast all aside.
Also yes everything has been moving for Yuji to cross that line too.
I will also had being born in the heian era and since birth having to ear his mom should have heavily nurtured that mentality.
I dont think Yuuji will cross that line. Out of everyone so far, Yuuji is the only one who still remains to be human. By only one I mean the heavy hitters. If Yuuji breaks and does become a monster that means Sukuna won in ideals and I dont think thats where the story will be. Although Yuuta and Gojo were their own protagonists, Gege have had to make Yuuji the exception to everything everyone else to be name the one of the three protagonist of JJK. Yuuji is different, not because of how he was made but who he is. Yuuji not knowing whats going on imo is like a shield from breaking him further. I do think Gege my rop that bandage right off but even so Yuuji will survive
@@theKogane Yea mb. But with what we learn in 261, she's been clinging to her humanity the most out of anyone.
I’m glad they made a big turn for Yuta’s character, he seemed so tertiary in the story, we barely get any glimpse into his life since 0 and I’m glad that Gege didn’t just leave him floating in the background, but yeah Gege’s monster status is a really interesting concept of meaning vs power, and we get to see so many perspectives on it from people with different levels of ideals and strengths
His character was always like this, this chapter was nothing new
@@bottomtier3823 I think you might be the only person in the world who would say this chapter was nothing new lol interesting perspective though
@@bottomtier3823 Bro saw it from the beginning. Six eyes much?
@@myusername3689not really, people who really like yuta kinda understands him. People say otherwise because they don't care Abt him
I’m glad Yuta has a place in this story still. I still consider him one of the MC of JJK. It’s funny because Gege said he created a new MC for the JJK because he felt that Yuta story was complete. But it’s clear that there was so much to build onto his character. The overwhelming responsibility of taking over as the strongest is a whole story of its own.
I just realized what’s been in front of us this whole time. In order to beat sukuna, someone has to “die” to their friends, to their world, to their existence and become something “new” like sukuna did. Yuta just did that, he’s no longer a human, he’s a literal Frankenstein monster. Damn
Yessir a yuta character analysis, this should be fun.
Thank you for making the organ donor analogy. I've seen no one else do it and while it isn't a perfect analogy I think Yuta is seeing both Gojo and himself essentially donating themselves to the cause. Also, one of the most important things to come out of this chapter for me was that Gojo killed the higher ups and not Yuta or Yuta and Inumaki which had previously been speculated. It never set right with me that Gojo or the others would have sent students to do that job and I was very pleased to see it was, in fact Gojo himself that did it. And I think it parallels Geto very well.
This video is basically how I felt when I read this chapter.
I get why so many people are in an uproar with how Gojo's body is being treated, but Yuta really did try everything he could before being pushed to this point.
At the end of the day, you have to prioritize protecting the still living, even if it means doing something reprehensible to the corpse of someone you looked up to and respected.
i love what this chapter does for yuta’s character but i also love how much it contextualises the world gojo lives in, where your oldest friends are making contingency plans to use your body in the event of your death because you’re that important of a resource
plus yuji gets another W for seeing his sensei as just his sensei
Our boy Yuta sacrificed his humanity in order to save his friends, so remember this truth jjk fandom: no matter how chapter 262 ends, Yuta Okkotsu what's a Real One who stood on BUSINESS to his dying breath🫡
“You will learn about love” the foreshadowing. Yutas “true love”
I really love that the mirroring themes of love, humanity and monsters and the whole intertwining lines between Yuta and both Geto and Gojo were laid out back in JJK0.
1) Yuta's pure love was introduced as a counterpart to Geto and it defeated him (he also took it upon himself to do it a second time with Geto's body for Gojo's sake).
2) Gojo was the one who told Yuta that love is the most twisted curse of all.
3) Geto was the one who pushed Gojo to try and define himself outside of "the pillar of strength" role he was given since birth which led to Gojo finding his own goal as a teacher.
4) Yuta was the first in the line of Gojo's legacy among his students.
6) Both Geto and Gojo became monsters in their own ways to achieve what they desired and both are gone without being able to do so. Interestingly, Gojo said he had to catch up to Geto before killing the higher-ups. Back then, he thought there could be another way to change the system but realized there really wasn't. And it's the last thing Gojo said to Yuta.
7) And now Yuta is the only one who understands that there is no other way to achieve what he wants than to become a monster himself. Yuta is still doing it for love (for the people he cares about) but the way he has to do is anything but pure. Twisted one would say.
p.s. And we will have our answer to "Are you the strongest because you're Gojo Satoru or are you Gojo Satoru because you're the strongest". it's all coming together
His character is so tragic it makes me ill
I love how yuta has always been a weird kid. Like the simple fact that he made rika into an insane demon lord spirit, always proved to me that yuta was bothered inside. Also the fact that the love of his life was a serial killer of all people 😂
The serial killer thing is not comfirmed
him even getting the idea of him copying kenjaku's ct and mobving into gojo's body and using it if he dies makes him messed up.
who do you mean serial killer? rika?
@@oifreshmeat5397 yeah bro rika
@@lechungus1832 dude, if you look at every single panel of yuta. He’s either doing some creepy shit or looks super awkward. Bro kissed a cockroach 🤢
To drive home the comparison with Geto, Yuta can only do what he's doing via a CT obtained from 'Geto's' body. In a roundabout way, Yuta is only able to become a monster because he defeated Geto all those years ago.
the craziest part is that the night parade of 100 demons and the shinjuku showdown are exactly 1 year apart, a full year has barely passed between these events
All the fanbase to Yuta, " I owe you an apology. I wasn't really familiar with your game"
I knew Yuta would come back but not like this. Yuta is definitely him
Yuta is HIM
I just hope Yuta survives this fight one way or another. He's one of my favorites characters.
I sure want him back to his body
Yuta is way cooler than yuji. A super sweet kid but creepy asf. Always on the edge of pure goodness and carnage. Walks around with a literal monster woman to protect his lil boy heart😂. Him boarding gojo and being the most relatable to monsters but never being there is why fans feel he’s missing something. This video breaks that down
Yuji > bland overrated recast
We not gonna disrespect yuji like that relax. Yuta is a dope character doesn’t mean we gotta put him yuji down like he’s not a goated mc.
Anyone else think that this is one of the best chapters in the series 🙏🙏🙏
Top 10 chapter for sure
@@pspsmallz it recontextualizes so much (especially yuta tweaking any time things looked dire for Gojo) and opens up so many possibilities. Yuta is now a gojo that has seen himself die, with all the memories of what worked and what didn't during the first fight.
The fact that sukunas mindset won even over the original protaganist. . .
This really is sukuna kaisen when the protaganists end up shifting there ideas to match the kings in order to fight the king.
If yuji does the same...its a thematic bullshit.
@@aritrasaha441he already has he ate his living death-painting brothers for power even with chosos permission it’s still throwing something away. Yuji also said “I’ll do whatever it takes” in that same chapter.
Keeping your humanity has always been punished whether it’s nanami, hana losing her arm, megumi saving yuji, etc. While throwing away your humanity has been rewarded. Its not “thematic bullshit” just bc u don’t like that the protags aren’t keeping their hands clean and spouting pretty but empty words
Yuji doesn't seem to enjoy becoming a monster unlike others.
We have never seen him having fun while fighting.
The difference is maybe betting on yourself vs betting on trust.
This was the same theme in DB Super in the fight vs universe 11.
Sukuna says to cast aside everything for your ideals, that is what Toppo did and got defeated by Vegeta holding onto his bonds.
Jiren bet on himself only and lost to the teamwork of universe 7.
@@Endisfree_ Yuji doesnt fit into either camp though, for eons hes had a "cog in the wheel mentality" one in which hes not the one doing it, no matter what he could always blame somone else
Even when he said "Id eat anything to kill that creep" you misquoted as "I'll do whatever it takes."
It was with the aproval of others, not something a monster seeks, yuta knew he wouldnt get it from everyone else so he shut them up.
If anything yujis going to end up as a tool for somone else with his current mentality in the same way hes been kept in the dark with todos fate or yutas plan.
Hes stuck in the akward middle ground.
Not man or monster but mechanical component robotic even just a cog.
This easily could change but if anyone were to break out of those 2 boxes it would be yuji the story has been setting up for something like that for a while and any changes to it will be the twist not the other way around.
@@Endisfree_ You got it wrong. Yuji's dynamic with Sukuna and the reason why he is the protagonist and not Yuta is because Yuji's ideals and soul are unbreakable. Sukuna hates him because Yuji is rising to his level WITHOUT losing his humanity, which shouldn't be possible. It's also the reason why Sukuna was happy to see that he managed to push Yuta this far and he physically casts Yuji aside as "boring" when in reality he sees Yuji's humanity as a threat. Yuji never casted aside his humanity, his name literally means "unwavering humanity/benevolence" and Gege always said his main trait is his kindness. That's the whole point of his characters and his drive. Even when he rages he does it out of love for the people he cares about.
Choso gave him the wombs as an act of love, a way for them to help Yuji and them "llive on" with him. It's honoring them, not like using Gojo's body. The whole "eat anything" is about cursed objects, Yuji wouldn't have eaten actual people obviously. He will be the exception and prove Sukuna wrong and that is why Sukuna can't stand Yuji specifically. Without that, the dynamic makes no sense and Yuta could very well be the one to defeat Sukuna
He will meet the same end as all the other monsters did.Because becoming one was never the option, and was never the point.
Exactly.
Banger video. It's good to see that people understands Gege's more subtle writing. Like yuta has always been one of my favorite characters and this most recent chapter was such a perfect direction to take his arc.
I find it interesting that JJK keeps showing Nietszchean ideas over and over again. Nietzsche had spoken of how man is a path in between the ape and something greater, a bridge for what he called the "Overman". The Overman and the "monster" in JJK are so similar. The Overman is a being that has gone beyond good and evil, he has no pity, no compassion and only seeks power: to achieve his greatest potential through hardship and struggle. Sukuna embodies this ideal: he doesn't care about immortality or conquering the world, he only seeks the vitality of combat, to face death over and over again by challenging powerful opponents. I don't agree with the idea that compassion and love are weaknesses, but I love how JJK shows this tragic phenomena: having to sacrifice part of what makes you human (morality) in order to achieve greater heights: not only for power in itself, but sometimes, for the sake of your loved ones.
Do you remember Hollow Zangetsu's speech from Bleach ? Here it is : Ichigo, whats the difference between a KING and a HORSE ? And Im not talking obvius stuff... FORM,ABILITY and POWER ! That's whats puzzling, if their FROM, ABILITY and POWER are exactly the same, why is it that one becomes the KING and leads them into battle, while the other becomes thr HORSE and carries the KING, so what's the characteristic that distinguishes these two being ? There is only one answer.... INSTICT ! In order for identical beings to get stronger and GAIN POWER, they need to develop a killer INSTICT, and that INSTICT is mostly forged in battle. They must develop an insatiable hunger to engage in battle. They must live to MERCILESSLY CRUSH shred and SLICE their enemies, this thrist for POWER is not an unnatural desire. In fact it forms the very essence of our being, deep within our body lies the honed INSTICT to and SLAUGTHER our ENEMIES. My friend you dont have that, you USE your BRAIN to TRY and WIN a FIGHT, you attempt to DEFEAT your ENEMIES with REASON and LOGIC, you dont tap into those PURE based INSTICTS that EXIST within your CORE, waiting to be RELEASED and the simple matter is is doesn't work, your WEAK, Ichigo !
Ohhhhh the pain of our monsters. It hurts. But it’s so.. beautiful.
This was such an unexpected GOAT anime for me.. my boys put it on me excessively. I didn’t feel like giving time to something that might fall short to the greats I were accustomed to… this turning point. This full circle moment… Gege is a student of the game. A student of cinema period. This shit gives me goosebumps! I’m here for it
interesting how hanas "humanity" or "love" for megumi was what caused sukuna to survive. i feel like the topic of becoming a "monster" in JJK is similar to sukuna's teachings of love being "worthless". to truly become the strongest one must abandon all things and detatch themselves from others.
This is a phenomenal video essay. Great work.
Thank you so much, I'm really happy you liked it!
I think another thing to note is Yuta's shining empathy. Out of all the characters who have been dubbed "monsters," I would argue Yuta is the only one to become a monster BECAUSE of his humanity. Yuta makes an effort to understand others at every opportunity, even when they are very different from him. He sits and talks with Ishigori. He listens to Maki's troubles. He refuses to let Gojo stand alone. This is empathy, his capacity to emulate the abilities of others, pushed to it's farthest extreme. He makes this sacrifice because he is the only one who can understand Gojo--the only one who can physically take this burden with Kenjaku's technique.
Honestly super impressed this was probably one of your best written videos well done fr
Stand proud you've cooked
Yuta: I'm sorry rika i'll see you in 5 minutes...
Rika: Dont be
Funny when people hated the fact that Yuta transferred his brain to Gojo's body because its unethical, but on the other side Yuji ate his siblings. LOL
yoo you gave me goosebumps that was one hell of a video w video your absolutely right
I think we should call Gojo and Yuta “Yutaru Gokkotsu”
Gojuta Okkotoru
Excellent analysis, Yuta is one of my favorite characters in the series 🔥
This video is beautiful, thanks for shedding some light on what I believe is phenomenal writing from gege.
Well well well!
Finally a talk about That Chapter that Actually FEELS Correct without any obvious issues or absurd speculative claims stated as fact!
Honestly I’m bloody impressed as hell right now!
Actual tact and detailed thought & depth beyond the usual chat gpt scripts that sound like the readers don’t fully understand all the words they’re speaking because of the amount they’ve used twitter! : D
Bravo, man!
I am rarely this impressed with a tasteful discussion of characters in JJK that aren’t starting 50 accidental fights… though I’ve not read the comments yet so what do I know?!
Cheers dude and Well Done!
First time I’ve complimented a vid shorter than 30 minutes in years probably even… I guess I’ll write long rambles to annoying shorts I click on to hear how absurd they are but that’s just medicines and being unable to control myself at such moments between vids on my mobile…
But I’m shocked to watch someone talk about JJK characters and NOT say Anything I disagreed with at all somehow!
Well handled writing for sure!
Well crafted script one of the best Ive heard so far, always like your more objective takes ❤
Honestly, beautiful analysis
"...like a calamity." Goes so hard and pretty much describes yuta as a character and his role in this anime.
Easily one of your best videos centered on a specific character. 👌
There’s one last possible outcome, but so far, I’ve been wrong in every theory so here goes. The 5mins ends and Yuta becomes fused with Gojos personality as well. Losing himself and becoming someone completely new. I don’t see Yuta dying, but I do see the possibility of Yuta the character being forced into a new personality, just like he was forced into this situation.
This is one of the best observations of yuta and gojo! Really thoughtful
bro W fuckin yuta thread,, hate when ppl say yuta is horribly written
With Yuta being a major favorite of mine. This was a damn good video dude.
When you described Yuta as the closest to Gojo that anyone could ever be, but will never enough be Gojo. That was a perfect parallel with the infinity between Gojo and and everyone, and he holds no exception. You made me appreciate Yuta’s character arc ten times more with this video. And I already did.
The actual story of Jujutsu Kaisen has always been pretty surface level to me, but the way Gege writes individual characters is really interesting and seeing how even this late in the series we're still getting development for characters like Yuta and Gojo is pretty cool.
ALSO to all the fans who think Gojo was only viewed as a weapon by all his friends and stuff just because of what Yuta did, PLEASE read the chapter 😭🙏. It's a last resort plan and if Gojo is already dead there's no reason to not use his body to save everyone else.
What a great yuta video bro
This was a great video. Very detailed. I absolutely love the connection and literal implications of geto and yuta’s ideals
If Yuta managed to win and return to his body he might actuly become the new satoru Gojo.
In adition to a change in morality he´s stated in the chapter to have a bad curse energy control so the six eyes even if he returned to his body it can help with it(Which is unlikely he will either die by Sukuna die after 5 minutes or win but stay as thta forever) , stated to be more gifted by Gojo himself and potencialy having allmost as much curse energy as Sukuna with Rika.
But he is probably dying
This chapter is being extremely over hated imo the parallels between gojo yuta and yutas speech to kusakabe coalition was just 🤌🏾😮💨
Probably the best written chapter since forever. JJK when it comes to writing has gone down significantly, but this chapter was actually an impressive one.
It's only getting hate from Gojo gkazers, a lot of the fan base seems very positive about it
I mean gojo fans are many so it being hated was gonna happen
@@pspsmallz gojo glazers and a lot of yuji fans are upset too
@@pbsuite facts
Yuta the goat 🙏
10/10 video, ima tell my kids this was the declaration of independence
Thank you for becoming a monster for us Yuta
Can't wait for Miwa to consume Kusakabe and become a simple domain monster to save the verse.
This is the content I subbed for
"quandary" is a fucking word and a half I didn't know that one
Thanks Ronin my vocabulary is a little better now
The children yearn for character analysis
People always claimed that Yuta wasn’t quite insane enough to be as strong as he is…and well….damn
Can we please aknowledge how well constructed and written this video is!?
Yes
Yuta is the honored one
But then you have Megumi over here, acting like a toddler "dOn'T wAnNa" 😂
He not built like yuta "monster" okkotsu
yuta my beloved
I think gege has 2 favourite characters.
Sukuna. And Yuta.
And toji
Love the vid randomly found it and now you’re getting a sub for keeping me here
Fire analysis my boy
Yuta is the og mc.
The Real MC is back!!
Honestly with the recent chapters Geges writing has rlly surprised me. Its just nice to be like "Oh shit, wasnt expecting shit to turn out like THAT." Its just refreshing.
One thing is for certain, Gege loves his word play. I mean we have "curse" being used in like 10 different ways, "jujutsu sorcerer" being both a profession and a person who practice jujutsu sorcery, Malevolent Shrine having 3 different core meanings (Shrine, Kitchen, Demon refuge), monster being utilized as a way to describe pursuing something without distractions, being willing to sacrifice anything, as well as actual monsters like curses and Sukuna. And a lot more.
Dude this video is a masterpiece, I absolutely love your wording, evidence, your did such an amazing job. I love videos like this and also this is why I jjk
I think yuta will learn to control his cursed energy by experiencing the six eyes and limitless. I think he swaps back to his body but will have the stitches and be alive through a cursed technique. And will maybe die after
The fundamental reason is different between Gojo and Yuta for becoming the monster Gojo wanted power for the sake of power probably because he believed himself a monster since birth as he was forced into that role since the moment he was born to be a wapon Yuta on the other hand just wants to save the people he loves from a calamity none of them can face nor are able to become enough of a monster to face
i see yuta i click
I think Yuta is still too strongly clinging to humanity as his motivations aren’t aligned with Gojo, Sukuna and Kenjaku to become enough of a monster. His mind is still focused on protecting his friends and being loved whereas the others didn’t care about that. He’s only put one foot over the edge of humanity but hasn’t completely committed to it out of fear of losing what he wants I think. Yuta cant have both, he cant win and remain human enough to have what he always wanted. He’s too attached to Maki, Panda and Inumaki to become an absolute monster
I personally disagree, Yuta’s path to becoming a monster is closeted to Sukuna. Gojo and Geto became monsters for their sake of their grand ideals. Yuta like Sukuna abandoned Humanity not for grand ideals but simply for power and selfish wants
Finally someone with basic comprehension skills I been fighting in my life trying to explain this to people
this is such a good analysis thank you
Dying Light soundtrack on a video about becoming a monster, something other than human? Something beyond human? Fits like a glove.
Gojo wanted the next generation to be better than him. How ironic/poetic/sad that yuta chose to literally and figuratively become gojo
1:17 and yo i didnt notice tojis and gojos pose mirrored each other
It was a good chapter but the fact that Yuji and Todo got sidelined was criminal 😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏
One thing I really like is how jujutsu kaisen doesn't even say that abandoning one's humanity for freedom is inherently better.
Sure not letting things tie you down or restricting yourself is one thing.
But abandoning humanity? The story kinda calls that out as utter bs.
Take Kenjaku, he wanted a human connection but rejected it when Takaba first arrived. He rejected what he wanted. Even the merger is simply a form of merging people to be rid of negative emotions and never be alone in some sick way.
Sukuna we've seen be insanely hypcritical as of late. It's too much to list.
But take someone like Yuki. She didn't die with regrets explicitly, despite not getting a post death scene.
And if you look at Jogo, he got the best end of the disaster curses, despite rejecting his path to strength again and again.
And no there's Yuta. This is going to be an insane buff and make him top 3 of all time definetly. But he won't win, not at all.
Take someone like Megumi who is noted as having potential again and again. He never gave up any of his humanity, and yet kept climbing higher and higher.
Yuta didn't want to do this at all. Yet he forced himself anyway. It is something he wants, not letting his friends dying, but he simply wasn't greedy enough.
Someone like Sukuna or Megumi would climb higher without sacrifice, they're that greedy.
It's even a parallel with Yuji eating the curse wombs. Yuji has some regret regarding it, but was very matter of fact. And it's framed as giving them a way to live on. To inherit their will like with Nanami.
With Yuta, it's framed as something Gojo is mixed on, and it's an inhumane step.
When Sukuna call you by your NAME…. You know you are strong i mean one of the strongest.
and the real question what forced sukuna to become the strongest monster ever lived he even called as a natural calamity and which me he is unstoppable force what made him reach this level bruh if gege dont show sukuna flashback i will burn every volume i have
Great vid dude!
Even now in the midst of battle that same curse of Love binds him into the Dark and bloody throne of the strongest.
@BrokenRonin what an awesome video! Masterfully put together. I look forward to your videos, however, this one is definitely one of your best! I'll listen/watch it again just to experience it all over again.
Yuta was always on this path to becoming a monster, imo. We have seen in the Culling Games that he was more than willing to stain his hands red. If it's for the sake of those he cherishes or if they have the same interest/goal. He had the determination to singlehandedly collect 400 points by killing numerous players. With this we have seen how far he will go, and now we see taking it further by him becoming a monster AND it's still because for the sake of those HE cherishes.
The monster went right back to sleep😭😭😭