Ok New Theory On The Last Dreamlike Chapters Bc I Can't Believe That They Are Not Real - But Like Kenjaku

Ok new theory on the last dreamlike chapters bc I can't believe that they are not real - but like Kenjaku said, in the rift between dreams and reality, the cursed realm or whatever -

Yuuji's domain... I think it leaked out (even Yuuta had issues when the barrier broke after he hollow purpled the barrier on Gojo's domain, and he had training). This was Itadori's first time using domain expansion - and he has Sukuna's barrierless domain muscle memory.

Just like the way Sukuna appeared as Yujikuna or as his true form, Yuuji and Megumi's scars and fingers keep changing (I think it's based on the way they perceive each other).

One page into the first light novel and I have to look up 10 things (bc I need to find the clues gege is hiding lmao) but

I'm going to do more research on Masakado because he sounds a lot like Sukuna, and reminds me of reading about an irl shrine that is likely for him (I cannot remember the name of it though).

Update: light novel meta analysis gets its own blog, @hermit-reads

love is embracing what was a curse

Bruh I kept saying that based on the hydrangea appearances and their connection to the amacha bath, that Yuuji would basically be giving Megumi a baptism...

So how did I miss sukuna saying that Yuuji's CT breathed life into him??

Hello everyone I may have found more itafushi propaganda.

So in ch. 266, Fushiguro and Yuuji have that heart to heart conversation about life, dreams and suffering.

And ducks get a weird amount of screen time. That has to mean something, yeah?

They even come out of the manga panels - which I've grown to believe means that they feel like something inevitable, that will reach you (based on Mahito and Sukuna's hands, I think it's a design choice to illicit emotion in the reader).

So I looked up Japanese symbolism for ducks...

Transformation. Purification. Metamorphosis. Marital happiness. Nurturing and bonding. Good luck, emotional stability, that sort of thing.

These meanings remind me of the hydrangea flowers and how they could be suggesting amacha, a ritual bath for Buddhist statues. How megumi's drink in the culling games had that label.