
Oh! No, Is she that girl from chapter 1?
They look alike

They look alike
We keep winning
Personally, I think it's something his own parents would tell him, which is why he emphasize this in his manga
Context: Apparently, Bleach is returning to Shonen Jump for the Hell arc after Sakamoto Days ends, and Tite Kubo is known for his heavy use of ink XD.
Does that count as foreshadowing?
Think of it this way: IF Kunishige had a reputation similar to Subaru's and sold many swords, he could have boasted of having the resources to be Chiaki's fiancé. Furthermore, Chiaki, despite being from the Soga clan, was from a secondary line. The Soga clan would have easily given him permission to marry her if he had had a sufficient reputation. But to the Soga clan, Kunishige was simply a street urchin that Chiaki hung out with. However, his thoughts about swords and the responsibility of creating them prevailed.
Have you noticed that every time they promote Jujutsu Kaisen they use an image of Panda or Kogane as a mascot? I don't think they've specifically named one, but fans tend to associate certain characters with the manga. In my case, I think people recognize Panda more. At the beginning of the anime's run, Panda was very popular because he appeared in the first opening sequence doing parkour XD, but in recent months, the focus seems to be more on Kogane because of the Culling Games.
I like Elfie; she's one of those characters you can't hate because she genuinely loves the protagonist.
In this world I've seen birds with four wings, dragons, sea monsters, and whatever those hairy brush worms (Brushbuddy) are, but there doesn't seem to be any mention of elves, dwarves, etc. When I started reading this manga, I thought that sooner or later they would appear, like in Harry Potter with his house-elves or centaurs, but it seems they don't exist in this world. Even so, a part of me wants them to exist. That is to say, this world seems artificial, and the very existence of magic in trees seems like a kind of artificial creation rather than something natural. But well, that's just my opinion.
Think about it, it all fits together. Hiyuki is around 21 years old, and Sumi is 22, exactly one year apart if you do the math. The ninjas in Kagurabachi don't have fathers in the traditional sense; they don't know who their father is. Besides, the Soga clan doesn't exist anymore, so the baby princess had to be raised by someone else. Who raised her? Well, I think she was raised by the ninjas who serve Kamunabi, and look at her facial features, she's very similar to the Soga clan members we've seen so far. By the way, I also believe Ichiki is Rou's biological father, but I don't have proof yet. She doesn't have the gift of prophecy because someone else does (You already know who it is)
I believe she is a goddess like in Danmachi. First of all, Mercedes seems to still be alive or exist in some way up to the present of the story. Then, what intrigues me most is how she recorded that "Wis" power inside Will. It's something similar to the blessings of the Gods in Danmachi; she modified Will's body to be able to activate his power in some way, like adventurers do.
I was a casual reader from manga to manga plus, and I try to pirate anime as little as possible out of respect for the authors and studios, that's why I never watched the anime. Now that I signed up for Netflix, I can watch it legally, but is its quality consistent? Does it get worse or better as the series progresses? Now I am in the sports festival arc and I am worried that the quality of the direction will decline, it has already happened to me in the past with other animes "The Promised Neverland", I would appreciate hearing your opinion on this.
My programming knowledge is very basic; I barely remember how to execute nested functions. But the concept is very similar to the magic proposed in this series: a basic function is created and then called to execute. The witches seem to create basic spells and then use them as functions for more complex spells. Even closing the circle is analogous to opening and closing code. How much does the author know about programming? Or is it just a coincidence?
I don't know how other people interpret it, but I see it as a superior being, probably made of cursed energy, creating the Kalyans and granting the power to control cursed energy to the Simurians. Perhaps another type of alien made of cursed energy that we don't yet know about in JJK. Perhaps it is also responsible for the existence of cursed energy on Earth, but that's just too much speculation.