Fun fact, the ending where you beat Maruki isn’t called the good ending or the true end. It’s called return ending and living. His reality is called Stay ending . That’s because there is no canon choice joker would make it’s up to the player
Exactly, that's why Maruki works so well as an antagonist. If they accept his reality, that means they learned nothing from the Yaldabaoth confrontation.
If we look closer, every antagonist in persona series, have a desire to change the world, but only Maruki really wish happiness to whole humanity. Sadly trough his distorted desires
Good Intentions or Not Maruki is no Different from any other Enemies The Thieves Fought. It Pisses me off people actually think he is right and did nothing wrong. Worse he got off easy.
Fun fact, the ending where you beat Maruki isn’t called the good ending or the true end. It’s called return ending and living. His reality is called Stay ending .
That’s because there is no canon choice joker would make it’s up to the player
Really interesting details. I never noticed it!
@@NobuKage404 it’s in the code so that’s probably why
It's a classic case of completely different goals and reasons resulting in the same outcome.
Exactly, that's why Maruki works so well as an antagonist. If they accept his reality, that means they learned nothing from the Yaldabaoth confrontation.
If we look closer, every antagonist in persona series, have a desire to change the world, but only Maruki really wish happiness to whole humanity. Sadly trough his distorted desires
Yea his happiness is pretty twisted the deeper you look into.
Are we though?
Yes they are when it comes to there methods, but they have different reasons.
Can you make video on the last chapter of jujutsu kaisen
Maybe next week
Good Intentions or Not Maruki is no Different from any other Enemies The Thieves Fought. It Pisses me off people actually think he is right and did nothing wrong. Worse he got off easy.
He’s definitely a hypocrite in some ways but u need context when it comes to other people situations.