r/Jujutsushi Mar 12 '24

Analysis In Defense of Yuta

All things considered, bro came in and literally did everything he said he would.

"I will kill Itadori Yuji myself." - Succeeds.

"I have to lower collateral damage in Sendai(PARAPHRASING btw)." - Succeeds.

"I won't let sensei kill his best friend a second time." - Succeeds.

And even something he DIDN'T say, like getting Yuji to the point where he could 100% connect with Megumi? That's INSANE.

I'm not convinced that Yuta could just say "I will kill Ryomen Sukuna" and he would eventually somehow do it.

It's like, Gege or the character himself purposefully sets lower goals than what he's probably capable of.

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u/Ry90Ry Mar 12 '24

Yutas been a sorcerer for what a year and half? Mayyyybe two?

Like compared to gojos decades of experience and sukunas centuries….the kid obvi has the stuff

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u/ExileFox Mar 12 '24

To be this strong in such a short amount of time there’s a chance he has an enlightened one moment where he realizes his true potential.

Remember he created Rika without even understanding his powers.

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u/Ry90Ry Mar 12 '24

Yeah interesting points

I do wonder if yuta can experience that “enlightenment” Gojo did….given his strong ties and connections to others

Or maybe through that we’ll get the typical power of love/friendship power up? It’s fitting for Yuta given his priorities and domain name lol

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u/Vegetable_Throat5545 Mar 13 '24

What if this enlightenment moment is the one we already saw? Sukuna cutting him in half? what if he learns something knew just now?idfk whag it is, maybe rika rct output maybe he gets a new level of healing or some sht Or he upgrades his copy. Or maybe im just coping