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My Chest Hurts When I See Artists Having To Clarify That Their Art Isnt AI Generated And Show Multiple
my chest hurts when i see artists having to clarify that their art isn’t AI generated and show multiple speedpaints, and students struggling to prove the legitimacy of an essay THEY wrote which was deemed AI generated by that godforsaken AI checker which ALSO an AI.
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The problem with fandom spaces on apps like twitter (x) and tiktok is that they're mainly composed of relatively younger creators who focus (mainly) on a younger demographic. And for some reason, these people tend to have a very warped sense of righteousness that causes them to be extremely aggressive. Bullying creators just for having difference in opinions, doxxing, death threats, aggressive bullying over a piece of media? These spaces have transcended from being fun and enjoyable to being downright insufferable. All takes you come across are just recycled opinions worded differently and more intricately in some cases because god forbid these people stomach real varying takes on a piece of media that is open to interpretation. All ships you come across are the same two mainstream ships and the entire concept of rarepair seems to going extinct because creators are scared of being harassed for shipping two legal consenting adults who, although haven't interacted much, have great dynamics together. I fear the entire concept of fandom spaces on these two apps have been erased.
Gojo and Toji - the two extremes of the Jujutsu society - How position, power and lineage shapes the very narrative of jujutsu kaisen
A very common occurrence within jujutsu kaisen is the persistence of certain characters. Their relevance to the story even after their death. One of these characters is Toji Fushiguro, often referred to as “the black sheep” of the zenin clan due to his lack of cursed energy.
Gojo and Toji exist as stark parallels to each other. While one was gifted with the strongest technique, one was cursed with no curse energy at all. It depicts the two extremes of unfairness in the jujutsu world, how Toji, despite belonging to an influential clan, was mistreated for something he had no real control over, whereas Gojo was revered for the very same. Both depict a very interesting parallel of how lineage and power truly disbalances the scales in the jujutsu society and plays a very crucial role in determining the fate of a person.
Gojo clan possesses a certain set of techniques that are passed down onto generations of sorcerers, and while there may be the possibility of generational disconnect in terms of hereditary techniques, it still distinguishes the Gojo clan in terms of power and influence. Gojo’s possession of both limitless and six eyes is not determined by any specific factors, rather just his sheer fortune and lineage. Had Satoru belonged to another clan, he would hold no significance to the story.
When we talk about Toji in terms of lineage, his fallout plays a greater role in helping us understand how his lineage led to his ultimate demise, not his lack of cursed energy. His mistreatment occurs simply because he fails to satisfy his position as a man in the zenin clan, a clan whose roots are bound in orthodox ways of conduct. Maki Zenin, is able to flourish as a sorceress because of her severing her roots i.e annihilating the zenin clan that served as an anchor to her existence, thereby uprooting the very curse of lineage upon her.
Toji’s possession of heavenly restriction helps him outstrength Gojo Satoru himself, and Toji serves as a catalyst in making Gojo Satoru untouchable by allowing him access to reverse cursed technique. By strength alone Toji defeats Gojo and later mocks Geto for having the blessing of lineage (a very big gag to the narrative itself)
His departure from the zenin clan ends up making him an unstable hitman who kills for money, while there may have been a period of stability in his life after meeting Megumi’s mother, it is brief and he eventually falls into the same inescapable pit.
Toji’s fallout, not only as a member of the zenin clan, but also as a person, starkly contrasts Gojo’s flourishment as a sorcerer and member of the Gojo clan. Both products of perfect lineage, yet standing on two extremes of unfairness, that renders both helpless to their pre-determined fate.
Toji’s lack of cursed energy rendered him powerless in the eyes of the zenin clan, whereas Gojo’s possession of the limitless and six eyes makes him stand out as the strongest sorcerer of the current era, both standing on the two ends of a scale balanced by position and power alone.
Toji’s position rendered him helpless against the odds of the jujutsu society, who’s ideals are bound in determination of strength through lineage and being a man in the zenin clan took away any possibility of him attaining normalcy in his life. Had Toji belonged to any other bottom of the barrel clan, his lack of cursed energy would not reduce him to being a failure, and he may have been able to live out a normal life. Similarly, had Satoru not been born as a Gojo, he would not have possessed what made him the strongest. He may just have been any other sorcerer.
The unfairness of jujutsu society goes beyond their preference for lineage, it stems from their inability to see beyond their orthodox parameters of judgement that disregards individuality in sorcerers and reduces them to being a measure for power, something that lineage plays a massive role in determining(i.e certain techniques that are considered strong only being heritable through lineage). Whereas an individual’s position in this said lineage also determines how their fate is going to play out.
when the love is so big that it transcends time and distance and every force of nature reckons them. When the narrative, despite dooming them, fails to erase them, so their love lingers like a phantasm. Ghastly.
honestly, i love it when people REALLY get bakugou. and i mean REALLY REALLY understand him. Bakugou was NEVER evil but instead had the largest inferiority complex i have ever seen, he had a genuine fear of failing or disappointing others which made him act with that cocky and egotistical mask. i also like to think that this is the reason why Izuku never hated him
like in that one quote "the idea of victory was so tied to the image of you in my head", it is undeniable that Bakugou is a victorious person who always wants to win, but that is also his biggest downfall. Bakugou wants to be the best but how can you be the best while treating others poorly?
His growth in the anime and manga is seriously one of my favorite character development arcs i have ever seen.
About me!!!
I’m Mira, 18, and a student based in India. I do a lot of things, but primarily art, writing and music.
Here’s a list of all the analysis’ i have done.
1. Endeavour - A tribute to his mockery
2. Gojo and Toji - The two extremes of jujutsu society - how position, power and lineage shapes the very narrative of jujutsu kaisen
3. Ryomen Sukuna - The two faced spectre and his poor guise of duplicity
