Eye patch

>>4

It’s not just Atsuya, but why does everyone keep targeting hearts even though they know it’s pointless…?

>>56

I understand that since Aitsuya lacks firepower, choosing to attack the already damaged parts makes sense.

Maki Pai seriously does not make sense.

Hah—wait, wait!

If you hide useful abilities like Raluu’s, you won’t be able to incorporate them into the plan.

Dokin Dokin! is an extremely excellent support technique!

Why was I able to perform a dimensional slash in this guy’s territory for some reason?

The moment the area becomes unusable, it’s too correct to attack all at once.

Why did Okkotsu start fighting in such a monstrous way, like biting off cockroaches?

What I really want to convey comes after this.

That’s true.

Is there any point to this reflection meeting when the same case of threat is unlikely to occur?

It’s not a matter of whether it’s necessary or unnecessary, as it’s a reply to the readers.

When I think about it calmly, becoming mediocre is just disappointing and not an act of betrayal.

>>18

It’s the obvious answer that someone who lost to Sukuna can’t possibly win by entering the body of the one who lost to Sukuna.

>>24

In other words, my understanding of Kōsaku’s techniques was lacking.

Kensaku was able to expand his territory like that, so it should be fine! → But it turned out to be impossible… that’s the story.

I still don’t understand why I couldn’t win in the initial domain expansion even after finishing reading.

This episode felt like it wasn’t a game or a manga…

Everyone’s a virgin, so they don’t understand the flirtation between Maki and Otkotsu-senpai.

Although Okkotsu lacked preparation, he did quite well considering the interference from allies along the way.

During the battle, it’s fine to have a strong professional awareness, but I was a bit concerned about how the sacrifices weren’t mourned much after everything ended, especially regarding Satoru Gojo.

>>28

It’s fine.

>>28

If you have a high level of professionalism, you should have beaten him up a month ago without showing any mysterious sportsmanship…

>>32

At that time, I thought I should have beaten him up, but since Gensaku was lurking behind me, it was a hassle, so I just pretended to be tough and said, “Let’s have a one-on-one later.”

>>28

Since Satoru Gojo himself said that it doesn’t matter, everyone is respecting that.

I only told Itadori, but for some reason, everyone resonated with it.

Why does Maki act so impressive when she’s not really helpful at all?

Are you saying it’s pointless to reduce HP, so just focus more on applying debuffs?

I’m curious about how they will handle the reflection meeting part, putting aside the epilogue, when it gets adapted into an anime.

I feel like making it serious when adapting it into anime would actually be ridiculous.

Elec Man is a helper under the condition of one-on-one battles, so there’s no fault in that, and he worked properly as a damage dealer.

The lawyer did well despite having little combat experience.

Miguel and Laru joined the fight purely based on their positions, so I can’t complain.

Atsuya and Inotaku fought quite well considering their abilities.

The eldest son is the MVP.

After all, Maki is not doing the most work.

There were those who knew that the heart wasn’t a weakness yet sneakily aimed for it.

>>39

Fushiguro!? Isn’t Fushiguro important!?

The carbohydrates that were feared to resonate should have been there from the beginning.

I think people often say things like “It was much easier to win the week after we defeated them.”

They were saying a lot of things, but in the end, it turned out that doing it that way was the best, right? So, this whole discussion ended up being completely unnecessary.

If that’s the conclusion, then there’s no need for a reflection meeting in the first place.

I hope the one-eyed cat is bored and that the anime is significantly changed.

You’re not very good at depicting group battles.

I thought it was the Koshien finals, but it was treated like the opponent in the regional qualifiers, Susukkun.

In the anime, I think it’s probably a strategy based on the premise of rescuing Fushiguro, so they didn’t want to kill Sukuna with external injuries.

>>52

At the time of the Gojo battle, it keeps getting hit directly by Unlimited Void…

The present exists because all of you took action.

Stop saying things like “I should have done this” or “I should have done that.”

Right after saying that, it was incomprehensible.

I think there should have been more substantial support after the executioner’s sword was activated.

It has never been established in the story, so the effectiveness seems questionable.

Todo was waiting with Okkotsu to defeat Kinshaku.

Inumaki’s combo parts were also held by Otkotsu.

I was in a state where I couldn’t use the instant death combo until I killed the Binding Demon.

Well, Maki is saying that I should have gone, but when asked if Maki could have delivered the finishing blow to Kensaku, I only feel uncertainty.

>>55

In the end, is it confirmed that the mysterious sound was caused by Todo?

I thought it was a copy of Okkotsu.

Atsuya only had a path to victory with a wounded heart…

MVP should be Takaba.

I think Aitsuya is doing quite a lot of work that gives a decent return in the area of preliminary preparations.

>>63

I’m not only working on the simplified area but also on improving basic abilities like curse power manipulation.

Sukuna is surprised, seeing Inotaku and thinking, “Everyone’s base abilities have increased…!”

>>63

The biggest culprit of this guy is Shibuya.

>>75

Sometimes you have to wait for the best timing.

The sword used by Maki Pai, known as the Mai Sword or Shakkontou.

It’s a pretty amazing sword that can cut through anything regardless of hardness, just like the one used by Fushiguro’s dad, and the things it cuts become quite difficult to heal with the reversal technique.

It’s a waste of treasure.

>>64

Did you manage to land a blow on Sukkun…?

>>68

Surprise attack heart

If it were the neck, it would have really been over with this.

>>74

It’s a meaningless confirmation that my heart really can’t take it.

In the end, why did Maki stab the heart?

If you say you weren’t going to kill Fushiguro, then you should have just cut off his legs.

I don’t think the cat was in its right mind during this reflection meeting either, so it’s fine to forget about it.

Maki had a much higher intensity of craziness even in the epilogue, so maybe she was emitting some kind of signal that drove the author crazy.

>>69

Maybe the one that fried my brain the most as a premise is probably the one-eyed cat.

I think it gets weird when I try to draw Maki after installing that.

Hah, wait wait.

It seems that my usefulness on the battlefield is being recognized.

I’m counting on you, Zenin.

I dislike the idea of Okkotsu marrying that useless glasses gorilla and having kids.

Papa Black’s strength wasn’t just from his gorilla power; his clever and shrewd tactics were also crucial.

Jacob and Murasaki are not even effective strikes; Otsukotsu’s output is way too low.

That’s not a conversation to have after defeating the cursed king.

I actually really like the exchange in the final episode where the ordinary person says, “Isn’t Gojo whatever?”…

It would have been better if the people around me didn’t seem to care at all…

>>81

Who stopped when going to help Satoru Gojo?

Who benefited the most from Satoru Gojo’s death?

>>81

I think that if we’re going to go down that path, we shouldn’t have revived them from the seal in the first place.

The intelligence of the settings and characters being vague to make it easier for an ordinary person to lose became a comedic element.

Even without me, Sukkun and Kekkun are done, so see, it doesn’t matter at this point.

It’s amazing that Inotaku has been in a partner-like position since episode 1.

If we had called Kugisaki’s grandmother within a month, Gojo wouldn’t have died.

>>83

If it were the case that the anniversary of her death was a day off, Kugisaki would be awake, right?

I think Meimei is the biggest culprit.

Fire off bird strikes with the force to exhaust crows all over Japan!

Considering all the concern, I was surprised in a different way that this guy was able to handle the curse spirit management alone after Kenjaku’s death.

Jacob had somehow gained resistance…

So, what was it all about, angels and fallen angels?

Targeting heart destruction is not strange since it is already stated by the time of the juvenile detention arc that it significantly reduces performance, even if it doesn’t kill.

Especially before the black flash, I was in a state where I couldn’t even heal my severed arm, so it became an effective strike.

>>91

It’s true that it was effective, but when you say you’re not going to die, it seriously makes it seem like you want to kill me, so in that case, I think you should aim for the head.

>>100

A decapitation doesn’t always guarantee a decisive blow…

>>109

If you crush the head, they won’t be able to use the reversal technique.

>>121

The reason they didn’t know is that the technical school teachers are Gojo and Aitsu, so they haven’t been properly taught.

>>121

Only Kensaku and Shikashiun are saying this.

This is essentially a complaint that Kinji is carrying too much risk on his own, rather than something about ease or any such thing.

Considering the last reaction from Maki-san,

In the realm of the afterlife, if we had been doing the replacement training regularly, everyone would have been able to kill even those special grade curses easily.

>>95

Ever since Shibuya, after knowing about the existence of Akira, who can switch souls (i.e., the existence of souls), there was no time for a complete extinction migration.

I wonder what Yakobunaaf was…

It’s fine now; if it hadn’t happened, that thing would have already been over.

>>96

It’s already fine, Jacob of time is merely intended to weaken the assimilation to help Fushiguro with Itadori’s punch, and doesn’t seem to be planning to deliver the finishing blow, does it?

On the page just before that, there’s a discussion about how if Jacob makes a decision, there’s a high possibility that Fushiguro will be killed.

>>123

It’s okay, just forget about Fushiguro.

>>96

It’s just that Yacob Otkotsu is weak…

The angel had a similar power… What is this…

I think the reason they held back on pulling Kugasaki that far was because they realized it was obvious I wanted her to wear an eye patch in my favorite Eva parody, and they missed the timing to release it by going against it.

I thought it was unprecedented to depict a story where the protagonist makes excuses to the readers.

It’s ridiculous that Okkotsu can’t choose and use techniques within the domain; he’s been nerfed too much for no reason.

>>101

Well, there is another technique for granting to the domain, after all…

Did Maki really have that level of strength during that time?

Is it just that I lack the brains?

>>102

In terms of description, Papa Kuro’s physical abilities are easily surpassed.

It’s just that the head is simply disappointing.

>>102

Since it’s only at the level of being able to beat Gojo during his student days by fully utilizing Jun’s own abilities, he isn’t that strong after all.

>>102

The strategy that utilizes a curse power of 0 hasn’t been developed at all, so it’s just a lack of experience.

>>116

When it was revealed that the lawyer would join, it was said that as long as it was in the realm of lawyers prohibiting violence, it would always be Maki’s turn, and I thought that made sense.

But I was merely an existence without any particular meaning…

Raru’s ability is so strong when combined with any character that it really makes you wonder what the heck is going on.

The fundamental issue is that the strategy, which relies heavily on luck and puts too much trust in Takaba, is just too rough.

Wasn’t Yuuta trying his hardest?

The part where Maki instills a mysterious sense of mission in Sukkun still makes me go ??? even now.

Despite that, it gets done on the side during group battles.

Jacob has a disarm effect against takeover-type enemies.

I thought my resistance improved because I submerged Fushiguro in the bath.

It wasn’t that Fushiguro was down as much as I thought…

It’s a letter from the author to the antis, so this episode is absolutely necessary.

>>113

The editorial department should prohibit ego searching.

What they say is true, but it’s frustrating when Maki says it.

It was a mistake to bring out the execution sword.

Seriously, I might be able to help with the heart double-check, the thread image, and the person who has been incarnated, so letting the kappa and samurai escape isn’t just a drop in Makipai’s stocks.

Touji-kun is strong, but the only good thing about him is Aatsuya, right?

The terrifying part is that it doesn’t choose its means.

Why is Okkotsu’s power in Gojo’s purple so low?

>>122

The author’s discretion.

>>122

Even the technique from the previous Gojo was only enough to char a little, so it’s an utterly disappointing answer to say that it’s not a big deal for someone like Otsutsuki, who is inferior to that.

>>122

There is almost no overlapping area between the two circles, so it’s just a normal mistake.

>>124

It was a bit much to carry the cursed word recorder by myself…

It really feels like it was impossible for a mere mortal to defeat Sukuna head-on.

>>125

It’s tough because there’s a time limit in the first place.

I covered the hands and mouth! Now the kitchen cannot be used!

I was able to use it, though there is no particular reason.

Do we need this development?

>>127

I really think I’ve messed up here since I’ve had no contact at all.

The problem is that rather than being war criminals, those at the special class to level 1 often face the sentiment of “You could have done more.”

Who worked the hardest?

>>133

Professor Kusakabe

>>133

Okkotsu and Itadori

There’s no doubt that these two have defeated Sukuna.

>>133

Since we defeated the biggest barrier, Makora, in terms of achievements, it’s Gojo.

It was Okkotsu who worked hard.

>>133

Melancholy

>>144

After all, it’s the MVP.

Based on how it’s handled in the story, it might really turn out like that.

>>133

The fully prepared Sukuna, with half of his cursed energy, domain, reversal, and reduced Makora, has been cut down by Gojo.

>>146

You could have defeated them in the first place.

Why are you caught off guard by that last-minute deadly fart?

>>150

It’s a terrible game where just thinking that I’ll do it properly next time from a state where I can’t even make a seal can lead to an instant death attack happening out of nowhere without any cost.

>>172

The so-called “Six Eyes,” a super-terrible detection device that claims to see the source of cursed energy.

>>181

Don’t be ridiculous, since you can’t even read the date on the calendar.

>>146

It’s your fault for making it perfect.

It’s a match pump, isn’t it?

>>158

It should have been defeated by the 16th round in the first place.

Because it will become.

>>168

Even if we concede 100 steps that we can’t defeat them at that moment…

I think you should at least be ready to suddenly warp in and attack mentally when you feel like it.

>>133

Well, that’s Itadori.

It was a deduction that, despite having a one-month grace period and aiming for Gojo-sensei’s body, Itadori was adjusting during the battle.

The biggest point of contention in this episode is that you shouldn’t start saying things like that after it’s over.

Talk about it in advance.

Atsuya’s over-protectiveness and Maki’s silly behavior.

I want to draw it strongly because I like it, but due to the flow of the story, I have to relinquish that to other characters.

At times, it becomes a strange depiction.

It might be a distortion where the author is attached to the mob characters and has no interest in the main or sub-main characters…

I want to apologize for thinking before watching this episode, “There’s no way a top Jump manga artist would respond to comments on the internet; those people on the thread are idiots.”

Whether it’s a premise to rescue Fushiguro or if they’re planning to stop Sukuna even if it means killing him.

It’s also a problem that a common understanding hasn’t been established between the work and the readers.

Especially for an ordinary person, it only looks like they are going with the intention to kill.

Everyone except for Wild Rose is clumsy in how they use restraints.

>>148

Tōdō’s constraints are too lawless.

Uyu tried to end the boring reflection meeting as a joke, and that’s what made them the MVP.

I think I matched with Gojo by mistake after all.

After defeating the cursed body of Geto, join the Sukuna raid.

>>151

The battle between Gojo and Kenjaku is dramatic and exciting.

Visually, it’s pretty boring…

If we do the cursed word recorder a second time, Senpai Inumaki will die, right?

It wouldn’t have been strange if I had died the first time.

Seriously, Mako-Ra is too strong.

Fast!! I underestimated you! I don’t know what would have happened if I had faded out with a one-punch or if I had expanded the domain without Kugisaki’s support; It doesn’t exactly settle things for Itadori either…

>>156

I can kill you.

After that, I seriously burst out laughing at the scene where they normally smack each other.

I only remembered that Jujutsu and Okkotsu were really working hard.

I thought my impression would change if I read it again.

It was probably because these two were putting in more effort than I expected that we were able to defeat Sukuna.

Wouldn’t it have been better if Okkotsu made a curse word recorder by copying?

Boogie Woogie is already lawless because it’s inherently a guaranteed hit…

It’s funny that when the MVP topic came up, nobody mentioned Gojo’s name.

>>164

If that guy hadn’t given us a month of grace, this would have been over a long time ago.

In a sense, the root cause.

>>164

In the first place, when the seal on Gojo was broken, it would have been better to just kill him and Kenjaku together.

It’s good that I was able to handle the dangerous individual who seems like an ally but could be problematic if left alone!

Well, when it comes to discussing the optimal solution, it would be to all attack together when Sukuna can’t use his domain, but that’s based on understanding the performance of the furnace, so it becomes a matter of hindsight.

If I had left it like this here, there wouldn’t have been a problem in the story.

Considering that both Okkotsu and Kurusu don’t want to kill Fushiguro and are only using it within the range of lowered synchronization rates, it makes sense regarding Jacob.

It’s a bit unclear what the goals are around here or what each person’s mindset is.

Normally, there would be no reason to prioritize rescuing Fushiguro over defeating Sukuna or ensuring the survival of Gojo and Otkotsu, so they probably didn’t mention that aspect.

It’s like a quota that the protagonist, Itadori, has to fulfill by rescuing someone.

The separation caused by Itadori’s punch was so vivid that it felt like the meeting about forcibly tearing away the physical body might as well have been about dying.

>>171

I think that’s just the talent or uniqueness of Itadori.

Since there was someone who repeatedly said that the soul comes first and the body comes later, if they can be cleanly separated, it would be a problem-free setting.

I think the lawyer who got their sword erased by fainting without even dying has the worst treatment.

What the hell was this guy?

>>173

I was excited to see if there are any punishments other than confiscation and the death penalty.

At first, I thought the constraints were good, but in the second half, it became too much of a “the louder you speak, the better” situation…

I think both Copy Jacob and Copy Purple are far inferior to their original abilities, so there are limits to copying.

It is inconceivable that there is no explanation or verification at all…

Even if Gojo was the one who reduced the forces the most, he is already a war criminal for trying to align with the date of death unnecessarily and losing.

>>177

It seems that I mistakenly got the date of death wrong.

I really feel sorry for the final boss who gets critiqued after the win with comments like “it would have been easier if we had done this.”

Isn’t it a bit sad to blame everything on Okkotsu when the Black person and the gay person didn’t seem like they were going to come until just before?

What is this initial limited restriction all about?

The atmosphere feels relaxed, it’s that kind of manga.

It’s true that Gojo worked the hardest.

We just need to put in a little more effort, and we can defeat Sukuna, right?

It’s just that.

If Gojo hadn’t been slacking off and playing in episode 1 to begin with…

If Gojo had disposed of the melon bread at zero in the first place…

In the end, what was Itadori’s tourist arena all about…?

Is it really okay for the protagonist’s first and last domain expansion to be the most delicious one, which is the tourist arena…?

If Sukuna manifests, he can defeat Gojo, who was burned by the cursed technique after winning a domain battle with both hands in a chest, so Gojo’s assessment was correct.

I don’t know about warp.

Because of Atsuya’s no-motion solution played with a rough guess, Rokugan’s stock keeps plummeting infinitely.