“Jujutsu Kaisen Is Just Fights”
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- 0:00 Intro
0:37 Sports and Plot
1:10 Battle Royales and Substance
3:26 Outro
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The "bonds" part was very impressive and the fact that the vid sounded like it will be a defence of jjk but wasnt. Great plot twist
The fights lacking narrative substance in favor of spectacle is a symptom of the cast lacking interactions with one another another and the world building being subpar. Even series like Dragon Ball & DBZ which lean harder on comedy and action than a meticulous narrative does this correctly. Honestly, this is probably why Mahito is looked upon so favorably because his existence as a character and ensuing fight with Yuuji is the only fight that's narratively poignant. There are other examples but most don't get followed up on in future fights or the narrative overall.
DBZ doesn't have more substance in its fights compared to JJK
Elaborate not saying you wrong but how do?@YumesukeSutashika
@@DulKyoujiAnime I said themes and character development = substance. My video "What Are Jujutsu Kaisen’s Themes?" goes over all the themes in season 1. My video "Theme Grading Chart" explains how I grade themes. If we're just talking about DBZ, JJK has far more themes and character development than DBZ. Idk even know if DBZ has themes. As for character development, JJK has far more character arcs and backstories. See "Character Grading Chart" for how I grade that. Thus JJK has more substance than DBZ.
@@YumesukeSutashika solid. Copy
@@YumesukeSutashika Themes in DBZ:
1) Hubris vs Humbleness
2) Proving Yourself vs Improving One Self
3) Sacrificing yourself for what you love.
And... That's all I got so far but yeah, I know it has themes.
Idk I think what I like the most about jjk is the Marco sense of story telling. For example you might think that Yuta vs Sendai 4 deadlock was a meaningless fight, but it clarifies a very VERY important narrative through line: that the strongest is rewarded and the only way to truly be the strongest is to through away your humanity, indulge in your selfishness and become a calamity. This narrative line ties to Gojo, Kashimo, Sukuna, Megumi, Maki, Yuta and many many more. I don’t think characters necessarily change most of them are pretty static but what Gege does is introduce themes in the story and has these static characters viewpoints analyzed and challenged by the theme. That’s why Gojo couldn’t beat Sukuna narratively as much as physically.
That’s why everybody wants Yuji to be the one to ice Sukuna cuz Sukuna is the thesis of the theme of the strongest and Yuji is the antithesis of the theme. Two static characters analyzed and challenged by the theme ( more so Sukuna cuz you understand so much of Yuji by now)
Add alittle sprinkling of Gege’s sociopathic writing style and you get something I come back to weekly.
Very good video.
Like you said battles should carry substance DBZ used to do this.. power levels and kaioken was tied immediately to the underdog narrative of goku.. giving literal numbers to represent his disadvantage
The rasengan literally represents a Naruto and is a tool to convey the rivalry to clash the chidori
But in JJK im not sure what black flash represents for yuji goal for a meaningful death..
The negative energy part of cursed energy isnt even really utilised either and i can go on
Then again the "substance" im talking about doesnt follow your strict profile
I mean damn, I didn’t expect a series called Sorcery Fight had fights
Not a good argument
I classify battle shoenen into 2 types typically traditional and nontraditional traditional would be things like the big 3 dbz and mha were the plot is the fights and conflict is typically resolved through the fights then nontraditional would be things like hunter hunter FMA mob phyco story's that uses fights more sparingly and tend fights to move the plot forward instead of being the plot and wail jjk falls into the first category it uses its fights very simmler to alot of nontraditional battle shoenen like hunter hunter. (note I dont think either is a better way of telling a story even if non traditional I tend to like more just a observation iv noticed.)
It is and is generic garbage
I beg to differ
The shows literally called sorcery fight
Not a good argument
I do think that lack of fights with character development and themes in their fights. But some fights really does add weight with some characters the main ones are gojo and Yuji fights for me
I think each fight has a theme
Did you know: if you care so much about small details and specific plot points you just make up, its going to be hard for you to enjoy 50% of... anything really
If you want to turn your brain off, do it by yourself. Don't drag people into your media illiteracy.
@@YumesukeSutashika lol, you use big words to look smarter, but that's not what I said
@@memeiacvibe Media literacy/illiteracy is not a big word. Do you not know what "media" and "illiterate" mean? Do you not know what "literature" means?
@@YumesukeSutashika I do but you can also just say I can't read or take in media the way you do. also you are straying away from the original point by trying to make me look stupid. You do you I guess
Also that's big talk for someone who does not know what I said :3
Know it's not clever, Bond would be more interesting if the MC was the one who priorities money over friendship and his friend value friendship but the friend works with corrupt people and he has to learn to keep his morals while the MC works with a good company and has to learn to change his ways
Spoiler alert. The main character loses to the best friend at the end of bonds.
@@YumesukeSutashikaword I like plot twist that's what's up
@@deshawn1995 I didn't make that lol. That's just the Sasuke Recovery arc.
Definitely more true from the latter half.
4 minutes and 11 seconds
People forget that fighting in storytelling should never just be fighting and with anime and other mediums it never is. Fighting should continue the story themes, and questions. Emphasizing the conversation being had with the characters and the story and the audience. Jjk has a good lot to say with dialogue before and after fights, throughout but also with the narrator and the people spectating. Jjk isn't just fights how much the fights and end results of fights speaks volumes to the themes of the story and the tragedy of the characters
Reading Shonen and complaining from fighting is strange. Maybe read a non fighting genre if you don’t want it
He actually has a video that addresses this cop out argument. He even gave examples of battle Royale anime that add character and themes to the fights.
You should ask yourself why you're so upset that he thinks it's just fights without substance.
@@s3eriousbl9ck26 I don’t need to ask that question since I wasn’t upset. If you want I can ask myself why it surprises me question though.
@@teddysama5745 "read a non fighting genre if you don't want it" 🤣🤣 sure, your not upset. No emotion whatsoever in this demand. You weren't even indifferent enough to suggest reading something else but the tone is a dead giveaway. That and you starting to not make sense.
@@s3eriousbl9ck26 my bad. I don’t know why I would have thought I know my feeling better than the strange boy on the internet
Now the culling games yeah isn't much flavor especially the randoms there adds nothing. Only yuta and hakari and yuta vs higaruma fights mattered even then kashimo went there and got cooked 😂
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This is bullshit