r/Jujutsu_Kaisen

No way Dabura is on calamity grades

I believe that choso can beat any characters if he has blood disease like HIV but it will takes time :D

SUKUNA VS EVIL BUU

One is the King of Curses.
One is literally a pink apocalypse with the attention span of a microwave.

Sukuna:
✅ Genius fighter
✅ Domain Expansion
✅ Battle IQ monster
✅ Strategic and ruthless

Evil Buu:
✅ Regenerates from almost nothing
✅ Can blow up planets casually
✅ Turns people into candy for fun
✅ Has the emotional stability of a broken blender

The scary part?

Sukuna fights like a demon.

Evil Buu fights like a natural disaster.

You can outsmart Sukuna.

But Evil Buu feels like the type to survive getting atomized, laugh for 3 seconds, then turn your entire city into chocolate syrup.

Honestly, Sukuna would probably dominate early with skill and techniques…

until he realizes this pink creature refuses to stay dead 💀

Who y’all got?

I came across a comment suggesting that if Fushiguro's Ten Shadows Technique were swapped for one that didn't involve self-sacrifice, his innate talent would make him even more powerful—and that really got me thinking.

I always believe that Nina is the reference of junpeis character

If Gojo and Sukuna were to engage in a pure clash of their innate capabilities—specifically, if Gojo began the fight without the aid of Uta and her companion's buffs, and Sukuna relied solely on his base power without utilizing the Ten Shadows Technique—what would the outcome of their battle be?

If there’s one thing I don’t like about Jujutsu Kaisen, it’s how the characters could’ve easily teamed up against the villain, but instead they let their ego or stup*d*ty take over. Like, if they had helped Satoru Gojo when he was already weakened—just like what Yuta Okkotsu suggested or implied—then Gojo would probably still be alive hahaha. Unlike My Hero Academia or Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba where they actually work together against the enemy. I’m not saying I don’t like the anime, though. I just think it would’ve been better if the characters acted smarter, right?

Is "Light of Killing Intent" actually a useful ability? Can it truly measure up to the Ten Shadows Technique, Blood Manipulation, Limitless, or Malevolent Shrine?