The Way The Relationship Between Gojo And Geto Has Developed And Ultimately Fallen Apart Has Been Living

The way the relationship between Gojo and Geto has developed and ultimately fallen apart has been living my head a lot longer than it should.

Two ridiculously powerful for their age sorcerers brought up together. Both fully aware of their power since adults had made them shoulder the weight of their world from a young age. The key, though, was them being together.

We are the strongest.

But Suguru had his world view shattered. The fall out began when Satoru was "awakened" , that's obvious. But the realization that they were no longer the strongest together was one he could not bear. He was basically left behind and now the power he had taken for granted for so long was no longer enough. So he begun contemplating the very concept of "power".

Through his looking inward, he concluded that the issue with the power system is the weak at the very bottom of the food chain. Because they were the ones needing protection from the stronger by the strongest. They were the ones putting all of the pressure on them both. So he wanted to rid the world, his world, of what in his eyes was destroying it. And even though he still was powerful, he knew the only one powerful enough to wipe out all the people he deemed worth dying was Gojo.

He was also painfully aware that he ,unfortunately, would never possess such power. The "we" in "We are the strongest" had become "he". So, having made peace with him self, he questioned Satoru about his respective person.

Are you Gojo Satoru because you are the strongest, or are you the strongest because you're Gojo Satoru?

In other words, he asked the man who he had deemed his best friend for years, if the immense power that he possessed now defined him. Or if it was himself that had managed to harness the power passed down to him and make it his own, but really his own.

That was the last stroke for Gojo. He could not handle the fact that he and his best friend had grown so far apart due the power imbalance that he was unable to answer that on his own, and that he just turned his back and walk away right after such a question regarding his character.

His initial reaction was to strike him with his newfound power , purple, which is ironic considering that Suguru's physical death would have been caused by the same thing as his emotional one. But thankfully, he did not.

When Satoru returned to Jujutsu high after coming face to face with Suguru he was introduced to his future. Instead of being treated like a sixteen year old who just lost his best friend, he was seen as a man who just let a criminal roam free.

From then on, he would shoulder the expectations of the world on his own. Forever. And the first thought he had was whether he was strong enough to manage that.

The first person he looked for to reassure him was his teacher, who did. But no reassurance would be enough now, since he was the strongest. That's when he was met with the loneliness that comes with power like his.

But all that was the endstage of Gojos breakdown. It begun way earlier, the first ever time he was defeated. He was a cocky sixteen year old who did know what losing was. He, after all, was a special grade sorcerer. But in one of the many missions assigned to him and Suguru, things went south.

He faced a terrorist group and a huge religious organization with no issue. And the he came face to face with a non sorcerer, who beat him to the verge of death. Even though that was his path to unlock his full potential, it was not an ideal situation, because it led to Suguru also getting siriusly injured but also them failing the mission.

When he went to retrieve the body of the person he was supposed to have protected, he was met with a room of people clapping at his failure. Him not being enough was something worth clapping for for some. That's the moment he realized firsthand that the world would be against him for the rest of his life. But what he didn't know was that everything would get even worst.

Years passed after their separation before they came face to face again. Both now mature adults with virtually children of their own. But sadly, Gojo was forced to put an end to his ex best friend's life on December 24th, 2018.

His physical body, though, was taken over by Kenjaku. Who having teamed up with Sukuna manged to end Gojos life on a day he picked himself.

261 fucking hurt.

Yuta, even though he knows what he is doing, is turned into a weapon. Which is the very thing Satoru was trying to prevent. He knows what the power and the loneliness that comes with is feels like, and he would rather die that let his students experience it.

But they have no choice, Yuta understands that. He is the only one who does. He understands what will happen if Sukuna is not defeated. He understands that as of right now, their abilities even combined are not enough to kill him. He understands that he is the only one close enough to Satoru's level to try and fill in his shoes. He understands that he should be the one to step up and no one else because only he knows what being a weapon feels like, and he does not want anyone to experience that.

Is this classified as a fourth wall break? Because Yuta knows jujutsu kaisen is not like the other Shonen and that they can not defeat Sukuna with the power of friendship.

And then there is Gojo "if i can not be wanted, i will be needed, and if i can not be needed, let me be used until there's nothing left of me" Satoru. Even in death, he is jujutsu society's weapon. His body is not allowed to rest with his soul. Another tragic parallel with Suguru life.

Also, Suguru's quote "Are you the strongest because you're Gojo Satoru, or are you Gojo Satoru because you are the strongest?" hits way harder when you realize that he was the only one to ever question the jujutsu society opinion on Satoru's status. He was the only person to not see or treat him as a weapon because he was his best friend.

The worst part is Shoko seeing her friends' souls dying and their bodies being abused while alone and having people heavily dependent on her.

There is no way non-homophobic Nagireo deniers are real.

If you don't think Nagi and Reo are a thing, either you are homophobic and hate to see boys happy together or the reading comprehension devil has gotten to you.

I am going to pull panels directly from the manga (both the Blue lock manga and Episode Nagi manga) and I am going to escalate the gayness as I go.

1. Here, we have Reo realizing his feelings for Nagi and being vocal and completely clear about it.

2. Then, we have Reo calling Nagi his treasure and also being ridiculously possessive for no reason.

And also him openly admiting that he only has eyes for Nagi.

3. Then we have Chigiri and his choice of words when talking about the relationship between Nagi and Reo (and also Reos reaction to them). Mind you, he has seen them together for just 90' and some spare moments here and there in the startum if we are being generous.

4. Just Nagi openly admitting that him and Reo are partners. (Also, this happened twice, but there is a limit on pictures in a single post, so I am not putting it here.)

5. We also have Reo thinking about how football was what got him and Nagi together. And since if it weren't for it, they wouldn't be a thing, he concludes that they should live together ( just the logical next step, you know). And they were roommates

6. Then there is Reo straight up proposing to Nagi. Not even an exaggeration, he fell on one knee and held out his candy apple.

Bonus:

Reo's face when Nagi and he were being separated in the second stage.

And Reo's face when him and Nagi were just together in his room. This boy has nothing but love in his eyes. Find you someone who looks at you the way Reo looks at Nagi.

I am trying to watch Naruto, and this show has an egregious amount of filler. Now, I am still watching the original Naruto series that spaces it out terribly, but still, the ratio of cannon to filler is insane.

I want numbers to back up my complaining, so I did some math.

So, the original Naruto series has 220 episodes, 90 of which are filler.

Episodes 1-142 contain 13 filler episodes. 2 of them are standalone, while the other 11 make up 2 separate arcs. Episodes 143-219 are all filler. They contain 15 whole filler arcs.

This means that 40,9% of the original Naruto series is made up of filler episodes. (90/220≈0,409*100=40,9%)

Now, the Naruto: Shippuden series has 500 episodes, and 203 of them are filler.

I have to acknowledge, though, that they are better spread out.

This means that 40,6% of the Naruto: Shippuden series is filler episodes. (203/500=0,406*100=40,6%)

Episodes 1-100 contain 25 filler episodes, all of which are parts of arcs. Episodes 101-200 have 43 filler episodes, and 2 of them are standalone episodes. Episodes 201-300 contain 40 filler episodes, and 5 are not a part of arcs. Episodes 301-400 have 45 filler episodes, including 5 standalone episodes. Episodes 401-500 have 50 filler episodes, and just 2 of them stand alone.

If we put all those number together, we get that all of the animated Naruto content comes out to 720 episodes and that 293 of them are filler.

So 40,69% out of all the animated Naruto content is filler. (293/720≈0,4069*100=40,69%)

And just for good measure, we can compare it to both the other "Big 3" members.

One piece as of today has 1118 episodes, out of which only 96 are filler. So only 8,5% of it is filler episodes. (96/1118≈0,085*100=8,5%)

Bleach today stands at 366 episodes, and 165 of them are filler episodes. So a staggering 45% of Bleach is filler. (165/366≈0,450*100=45%)

Just finished Full-metal alchemist:Brotherhood and apart from the great writing and character development, I particularly liked the way the homonculus in the bottle died.

I truly enjoy the trope in which the villain is afraid of death more than anything and does anything to prevent it, and ultimate ends up dying a humiliating death.

The first book series I read as a kid was Harry Potter, and it has influenced the way I consume media.

*Ahem fuck J.K.Rowling ahem*

He devoted centuries to artificially creating humans , making a whole new nation, and creating a transmutasion circle that covered the entirety of it. Did not give a fuck about all the innocent lives that would be lost if his plan worked. He knew all the consequences since he did the same thing on a smaller scale in the past (no benefit of the doubt). Not to mention everything he put Hohenheim through since they were made invincible together.

Also, the whole operation relied on people performing a forbidden type of transmutasion that was simply undoable and already involed dead people to begin with.

Let's not forget that the goal of the plan was to absorb the literal God. So much for removing Greed and Envy from himself.

So, the image of him being beaten to death by a literal 15 year old was just perfect.

Imagine your purpose in life just being to live more, disregarding everyone and everything around you, just for Ed, who had been alive for roughly 15 years to beat you to death with his bare hands, while the military, that you are supposed to control, cheers him on.

Megan,

the jujutsu kaisen community, thanks you for your service 🙇🏻‍♀️