@@TheARESxGOD i think gege didn't expect it to get this big and didnt want it, i mean jjk is absolute gold the fact that the ending wasn't 10/10 and we get upset shows its up with the greats, personally i loved the end, loved the fact yujis domain didnt even get a name, spat in the face of what jujutsu was "supposed" to be
@@lawnmanGman Like I said in the video I have no idea what Gege's mind set or situation is and we can only assume but for me its not just the ending that left me disappointed a lot of things from what I said and I am glad people loved it I also have series that get a lot of criticism that I love even with their flaws and among my favorites.
okay, so the reason naoya is at number five is because there's actually one super obsessed fan who bought idek how many copies of jjk just so they could cast an insane amount of votes for him. i fear for their sanity, but i respect the dedication
brother, i’ve deleted my social media accounts and ever since youtube has been my primary source of entertainment. i stumbled upon your video and i just wanted to say that it felt so much like what youtube should be. i haven’t even watched JJK completely but i stayed to listen just because of how passionate you spoke about it. this is a great video. keep going!
i love yuuta so much. he's my second favorite character but i'm so annoyed because they were building up his whole bloodline and how it was significant, how it was even tired to sukuna and then... nothing. anyway, i did some digging on it because i could and turns out, the sugawara and fujiwara clans are both based off of real clans in japanese history. in fact, the sugawara clan did divide into subsects, one of those being the gojo clan. the sugawara clan was mainly just scribes, but the fujiwara clan was one of regents. they managed to stay in power through marrying their daughters to the current emperors. they maintained power that way for a very long time. in addition to that, one of the fujiwara's suffered a tragic fate (was essentially exiled after being falsely accused) and was rumored to have become a massively powerful curse because of natural disasters along with many of the royal family dying mysterious deaths. so now back to jujutsu kaisen. with all that in mind, i can't help but think of the regent line yuuta is apparently descended from along with that curse, and then i think of rika. who is called the queen of curses surely all that was building up to something huge, right? ... right guys? (something something cursed corpses introduced as a huge concept that would need three compatible soul cores in them and gojo and yuuta are somewhat related and like the weird ass lobotomy maxing plot point was weird but i can't help but think it could have been more and-)
I feel you so much it just feels like so much was left on the table and not expaned upon be it characters or the world itself and that just disappointed me because I love the characters and the world something great was here but it just didnt get used properly.
rip megumi. mr. potential man. he had so much going for his character and i think it's beautiful how yuji was able to give him hope through acceptance of him giving up, but aside from powerscaling/no complete domain expansion, what saddens me about his character is that he never grew. at the start, he was only living for Tsumiki. at the end, he's only living for yuji. i wish he could have flourished as a character and found self worth instead of relying on others to see it for him
probably just going to comment as i watch (so please forgive me if you prove me wrong through the video), but while i understand how yuji often feels like he isn't the main character of the series, i do like how his progress is non-linear. i think it's very real to life. often, healing or even coming to a lifelong conclusion he did, can go up and down. i adore him as a character of how he started wanting to give people a meaningful death, to believing that just living is meaningful in itself. that being said, a lot of things make sense knowing that yuuta was supposed to be the main character
Yeah there are good things and bad things with him thats why I think he has ups and down I just wanted him better utilized and I def agree with what you said about his outlook on life but I just wanted more and I feel like I can say this about everything in jjk unfortunately.
Nobody saw that editing error dont worry about it.
i loved jjk dude, its nearly impossible to make everyone happy but differing views are always good, i think we will get a part 2
Glad you enjoyed it so much, I wish we would get a part 2 but I dont think its going to happen but i more than hope i am wrong.
@@TheARESxGOD i think gege didn't expect it to get this big and didnt want it, i mean jjk is absolute gold the fact that the ending wasn't 10/10 and we get upset shows its up with the greats, personally i loved the end, loved the fact yujis domain didnt even get a name, spat in the face of what jujutsu was "supposed" to be
@@lawnmanGman Like I said in the video I have no idea what Gege's mind set or situation is and we can only assume but for me its not just the ending that left me disappointed a lot of things from what I said and I am glad people loved it I also have series that get a lot of criticism that I love even with their flaws and among my favorites.
okay, so the reason naoya is at number five is because there's actually one super obsessed fan who bought idek how many copies of jjk just so they could cast an insane amount of votes for him. i fear for their sanity, but i respect the dedication
OIh lol, I see hahaha.
brother, i’ve deleted my social media accounts and ever since youtube has been my primary source of entertainment. i stumbled upon your video and i just wanted to say that it felt so much like what youtube should be. i haven’t even watched JJK completely but i stayed to listen just because of how passionate you spoke about it. this is a great video. keep going!
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it.
i love yuuta so much. he's my second favorite character but i'm so annoyed because they were building up his whole bloodline and how it was significant, how it was even tired to sukuna and then... nothing. anyway, i did some digging on it because i could and turns out, the sugawara and fujiwara clans are both based off of real clans in japanese history. in fact, the sugawara clan did divide into subsects, one of those being the gojo clan. the sugawara clan was mainly just scribes, but the fujiwara clan was one of regents. they managed to stay in power through marrying their daughters to the current emperors. they maintained power that way for a very long time. in addition to that, one of the fujiwara's suffered a tragic fate (was essentially exiled after being falsely accused) and was rumored to have become a massively powerful curse because of natural disasters along with many of the royal family dying mysterious deaths. so now back to jujutsu kaisen. with all that in mind, i can't help but think of the regent line yuuta is apparently descended from along with that curse, and then i think of rika. who is called the queen of curses
surely all that was building up to something huge, right? ... right guys? (something something cursed corpses introduced as a huge concept that would need three compatible soul cores in them and gojo and yuuta are somewhat related and like the weird ass lobotomy maxing plot point was weird but i can't help but think it could have been more and-)
I feel you so much it just feels like so much was left on the table and not expaned upon be it characters or the world itself and that just disappointed me because I love the characters and the world something great was here but it just didnt get used properly.
Honestly, "I am you" has to be edgiest line Yuji could have ever said to Mahito.
Oh yeah I agree.
rip megumi. mr. potential man. he had so much going for his character and i think it's beautiful how yuji was able to give him hope through acceptance of him giving up, but aside from powerscaling/no complete domain expansion, what saddens me about his character is that he never grew. at the start, he was only living for Tsumiki. at the end, he's only living for yuji. i wish he could have flourished as a character and found self worth instead of relying on others to see it for him
Yeah exactly feels like so much wasted potential.
probably just going to comment as i watch (so please forgive me if you prove me wrong through the video), but while i understand how yuji often feels like he isn't the main character of the series, i do like how his progress is non-linear. i think it's very real to life. often, healing or even coming to a lifelong conclusion he did, can go up and down. i adore him as a character of how he started wanting to give people a meaningful death, to believing that just living is meaningful in itself. that being said, a lot of things make sense knowing that yuuta was supposed to be the main character
Yeah there are good things and bad things with him thats why I think he has ups and down I just wanted him better utilized and I def agree with what you said about his outlook on life but I just wanted more and I feel like I can say this about everything in jjk unfortunately.
2 hours for less than 200 views is crazy, learn to read a good story and realise it’s good through and through
I am glad you enjoyed JJK you dont have to agree with me, thank you.