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Maki getting stronger was a special circumstance due to her HR, needing Mai to take the rest of her CE through their bond to complete it.

Maki has nothing to give other than that small source of CE and Mai does not possess a HR. Mai even says herself that twins don’t work right when it comes to sacrificing things in JJK.

It’s even been a main theme that Mai is the one stopping Maki from improving, not just due to her CE, but due to her not even wishing to become stronger herself.

Mai was holding Maki back, not the other way around.

- Figuring out Time Skip (probably the most insane)

- God to Blue on attack to conserve stamina

- The split second decision to shoot the ki blast up in order to restart his heart

- Using actual traps in battle

- Almost knocking Jiren out of the TOP with just pure strategy

Edit: Somehow forgot this dude was straight up learning divine techniques on the fly. Hakai and UI were crazy pulls.

I challenge you to find better a better lineup of feats in Z, GT, etc.

- Pulled up to the fight with three supports and a raw ult like he’s trying to cheese a boss in a RPG

- Had his strongest students on standby to jump Sukuna mid-fight under his direct instruction

Say what you will about Sukuna, but Gojo made the whole fight a group project, Sukuna just stole a body

Trying to use social media manager statements for an upscale was pretty sad in the first place tbh

How much stronger do you have to be than your opponent for Cleave to be effective against literally anyone with RCT?

Seen a couple posts in the past asking if the anti-Sukuna squad could beat Gojo, so I thought about what a potential “Anti-Gojo Squad” could look like in concept for some kind of reverse world au.

Can they beat a Gojo who beat Sukuna?

Remember they have 1 month of prep and all the advantages they you think they could gain from it.

R1: Gojo starts with no Domain

R2: Gojo starts with no Domain or RCT

Honestly I could see several ways this team could take down Gojo with the right plan, but what do you think?

Full Team:
Kenjaku
Mahito
Yorozu
Toji (Hidden Inventory)
Curse Naoya
Uro
Uraume
Ryu
Jogo
Hanami
Dagon (Red)
Ranta
Nanako
Mimiko
Ogami
Jiro

My personal win condition:

DBV Ranta to hold down Gojo for a good couple seconds, stick him with the Inverted Spear, and either True Sphere or Idle Transfiguration sure-hit for the killing blow.

Never seen a genuine Kashimo fan try to push him anywhere above top 3.

Yuta fans on the other hand…

Without those BFs the fight ends like 4 chapters earlier.

The ability to just ignore basic reasoning to the point of glazing your fave to Gojo and Sukuna levels of durability and RCT will always be insane to me.

Decepticons (Transformers)

Dr. Victor von Doom (Marvel)

A bugged Hercule being one of the only characters capable of tanking his Super.

TEQ Godku being the GOAT.

Global not having LR INT Veg & Trunks.

Fraudhan.

Piccolo being the Cell Max killer.

Translation-wise the most common I’ve seen is just refering to Yuta in terms of Jujutsu being second to Gojo in the modern era, which I tend to agree with.

Because I mean on paper yeah, he’s second to Gojo in Jujutsu during the modern era.

Biggest CE reserves.

RCT and RCT output.

An incredibly versatile CT.

A Shikigami.

Cursed Tools.

A domain.

He’s just got the full package when it comes to Jujutsu, he’s got basically everything a sorcerer could ever want or gain. Which is what I wholeheartedly believe is what this was trying to say.

But some people take it too far, using this like it's just a ticket to the top when it comes to determining strength when in my opinion it’s just something to get Yuta one foot into the door.

I mean, he’s a rival to Hakari. Someone who’s skill set doesn’t go any further than the application of his CT, relying on brute strength and luck alone. Sukuna gets excited when confronted with the dilemma of Jujutsu vs Body. Yuji spent most of the manga fighting, contesting and even winning in some cases against people with far better understanding of Jujutsu than him with just his body and creativity. Strength is clearly not something that can be defined by Jujutsu skill alone.

Then there’s warriors of other eras who fit outside the parameters set by this statement, Ryu having greater output and endurance, Kashimo having better control and lethality, Yorozu rivaling his versatility while having even better mobility. While not being outright stronger than Yuta, we were shown that even Ryu has a chance of beating Yuta in the right conditions.

Yuta is just someone with decent stats in every category at the end of the day. But that doesn't mean someone with a min-maxed kit can’t get the upper hand on him.

To me, this statement really isn’t the end-all be-all all for Yuta’s scaling, it's just saying that he’s got one of the best all-around Jujutsu kits in the modern era, which can only take you so far. Kenjaku being the greatest example of why Yuta’s spot isn’t undisputed.