Favorite fake

Much better than the actual territory of Itadori.

It’s a lie, but the baiting is really good.

In the end, the domain expansion of the main story was the ability to guide the locals.

It feels great with the setting that Itadori is the strongest in barehanded fighting.

The ability itself is probably just that the shaku (length) hits without fail, and it’s just that the scenery within the barrier is unusually large.

Perhaps at the beginning of next week, there will be a flashback of Fushiguro saying, “If we fight without cursed energy, Itadori will win.”

Compared to the reverse reaction developing into just a fistfight without even knowing the capabilities of Iwate Tourism Arena, that’s quite something.

To be honest, I think Sukkun would win even in a raw fistfight.

Even without using cursed energy for physical enhancement, Sukuna might still lose, right?

The space for the technique that was supposed to be granted now exists for Yuji Itadori, as Sukuna has detached from his body.
It is fundamentally different from simply not having a technique.
It can be described as “emptiness,” which is conceptually close to the extension of a sphere, a vessel into which all techniques are poured.
Capture it as a technique in itself, and use the paradox of making “void” infallible by applying it to the boundary of the heavens through the passkey of Tsukumo Yuki’s soul.
A domain expansion that encompasses all of the Japanese archipelago, known as the Death Prowl.
Since it utilizes the original barrier itself, Itadori’s talent is irrelevant, and it is a plan that allows Kōsaku to overwrite the blank with the plan he has devised.

A work with a theme of mysterious phenomena like a curse, and a final battle in bare hands is nice, isn’t it…

I particularly like Suregara and Pigo La Uhari Bif.

A perfect realm expansion except for the naming.
As a concept, including the naming, it’s perfect.

The fighting stance being directly turned into a handprint is just too cool.

It was also mentioned during the lunchtime style.
The excitement of amateurs thinking they’ve surpassed the official version has a certain painfulness that’s hard to express.

Is it true that Itadori has zero innate cursed energy?

Isn’t it just about two gorillas with zero cursed energy that might be able to win against Itadori without cursed energy?

Itadori delivers a powerful technique to Sukuna.
It maximizes the strengths of Itadori.
It is shown that a resolution is reached through provocative statements.
Of course, I wanted a development like this.

Because it’s a story of love, it won’t turn out like this.
In order to reach the conclusion where the young boy trying to teach love and Sukuna, who cannot understand him, have a resolution, it is necessary to share memories but not have empathy.

In the end, the curse is just a curse, and even if it was depicted long ago that it can’t be understood, it’s too late to do it now…

Compared to a contrarian development that only involves battling without understanding the capabilities of the Iwate Tourism Arena.

It’s a lie, but the teaser is really good.
At least it’s better than ending without even knowing the name of the protagonist’s domain expansion…

Sukuna was an old man pretending to be a curse…

The main story is filled with an embarrassing pain that constantly starts with excuses, ignores previous settings, adds post-hoc elements, and is full of various factors that seem to want to betray expectations just to go against what readers predict.

Well… I won’t deny that an anonymous person is smarter than those minor authors out there…

Itadori delivers a powerful technique to Sukuna.
The strengths of Itadori are fully realized.
It is shown that a resolution is reached through provocative phrasing.
Well, I really wanted this kind of development.

Dance with me, I like you.
The main story is garbage.

I particularly like the thread images and Pigo La Uhari Bif.
You’re lying; it’s just a constant brawl in Jujutsu.

It seems that the customer didn’t know that sorcery is a content officially allowed to be criticized on the forum.

I really like the thread image.
I wanted it to turn out this way.

Such things are effective precisely because they start suddenly.
If you start after losing, it’s just a declaration of defeat…

That’s about Itadori, right?
You don’t know what will happen to KAISEN, do you?

It’s truly a case of sour grapes…

To the revolving responses――

How frustrating is it?

Dance with me! I love the main story, it’s crap.

I think the fact that I can kill you and that I’m being pushed back without the support of Fushiguro and Kugisaki is also a reason why the kid’s stock hasn’t fully risen.
I like the kind of development where three people win together in a year.

There is an indescribable awkwardness in the excitement of amateurs thinking they have surpassed the official standards!
In reality, Itadori…

It’s nice that the final battle in a work themed around mysterious phenomena like a curse is a fight between heroes…

To put it another way, compared to the counterproductive situation of fighting without understanding the true capabilities of the Iwate Tourist Arena…

It’s a complete defeat…

Can’t use Koxen without curse power?

It’s the same as at the airport, it feels like I lost on my own accord.
I just had to do things the right way, but…

It’s nice that the theme of the work is a mysterious phenomenon like a curse, and the final battle is unarmed…

Since you can only copy, if you’re going to do it, make sure to do it properly until the thread drops in one hour. You’re going too slow.

It’s cute that you can’t reply to comments that concern you because you’re doing it manually, one by one.

With a time lag…
Double writing…!!

It’s cool when a phrase ends with “there is” after a series of words that show negation or limitation, but I wonder what this type of thing is called.
It’s not quite like rhyming, but it has a similar feeling.

Well, if that’s the case, using Domain Expansion and charging in Maki is just too strong.

Starting something like that suddenly is effective, but if you start after losing, it just means you are acknowledging your defeat…

I think that the fact that I can now kill you, and that I am being pushed back without support from Fushiguro and Kugisaki, is a factor that keeps the value of this young monk from rising.
I like the development of winning with three people in a year, but…

It’s hilarious how they’re seriously speeding up just because they’re being pushed; it really shows how foolish they are.

It’s just a case of sour grapes…

It’s a violation of rules to be more interesting than the main story.

If we mess up, let’s dance together! I love the main story, it’s awful.

If it turns out that the curse cannot be understood through a curse, even though we did that development a long time ago, it’s too late to do it now…

Itadori lands a big move on Sukuna.
The strength of Itadori is maximally displayed.
It is shown that a conclusion can be reached through sensationalism.
Well, I wanted that kind of development, didn’t I?

It’s cute that you can’t respond to comments that relate to you because you’re manually clicking.

Dance with me, nameless.

Are you going to lose?
(The faces of Itadori, Fushiguro, and Kugisaki come to mind.)
I’ll win.

>>122Children like this don’t understand sarcasm, so it’s better not to say such things.

It’s nice to have a realm that’s just devoid of any fun, solely to make the solution inevitable.

Opening a domain and then expanding it is stylish.

What’s terrible about the Iwate Tourism Arena is that Itadori’s way of speaking clearly doesn’t sound like that of a 15-year-old boy, but rather reflects the perspective of a much older author.

The development I wanted to see.

As expected, Itadori lands a big technique on Sukuna.
The strengths of Itadori are maximally unleashed.
It is indicated that a conclusion can be reached through provocative statements.
Well, I wanted that kind of development.

↑The foolish words of a fool

Starting something like that suddenly has its effects, but if you start after losing, it just becomes an acceptance of defeat…

Let’s start over, you contrarian fool…

The one-eyed cat really dislikes itadori too much, doesn’t it?