Yo tell me Gege isn't writing this story based off of this quote 'Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you." Friedrich Nietzsche

Sukuna with almost nothing left and about to have is heart ripped out, still puts down his toys to acknowledge and appreciate yuta. Weird kind of wholesome

"Yuji Itadori represents how excruciatingly painful life can be sometimes while Sukuna represents how fast death can come." - Hundred

One thing Gege did was take multiple main characters that can have their own shows and have their own ending. He put em all together in one show and intertwined them together to have one ending

I’m afraid that this will be the end of Yutas road. Yuta wasn’t a monster when he killed Geto. Geto was out for him. He has gotten stronger out of the wish to save them. Only humans can become monsters. Cursed spirits will only ever be something half-backed

My boy cooked with the title 🔥🗣️

"There's no end to growing as a person, at some point you have to prioritize the message over the character, and cut them off." Words of wisdom

Dang I just left guy a pencil now I have another lecture to listen to... I'm in.

Yuta doin all this just to prove Sukuna’s ideology is right&that’s gonna be why he dies. He’s not a natural calamity like Sukuna he was born a regular human&is now trying to become some type of artificial monster through his mentor. Something like that just excites Sukuna&gives him an even bigger reason to win this fight. Yuta thinks being a monster is the answer but the real answer is keeping your convictions like Yuji does THAT’S the real thing Sukuna fears.

JJK is peak modern manga. Gege is one of the Mangakas or the only one who treats his reader like an adult. No more power friendship crap. Deep philosophical battles and idealogical clash that will shake the readers moral compass.

Whatever it takes, the rest of the cast realised it when Yuta fell, when Yuji realises this its over.

I don't think Hakari can be a pure monster, his idea of a fever is very human, unlike sukuna's hunger which is something all animals have. Think of Hakari as a daredevil who would do careless and dangerous stuff for the hell of it

10/10 yap session i’m glad somebody finally pointed out the parallel between sukuna’s treatment of yuji and yuta

I hope Toji somehow shows up to get a piece of Sakuna too. Especially now after what happened to his son

The thumbnail gave me chills and also 31 views in 3 minutes hit me hard.

you're right, everybody always can do more, not only manga characters, this also applies in real life

Yuta will fail. You cannot defeat Sukuna at his own game. No one is more of a monster then Sukuna and throwing away your Humanity will get you killed because just like Gojo he won’t be able to fully do it. It will be Yuji embracing his Humanity disproving Sukuna and completely defeating him. (Cope) Gojo will return like Geto for a brief second to perhaps save Yuta or give him one last lesson on what he learned in death about how he has been wrong.

Sukuna vs Yuta will go down as: The strongest selfish sorcerer in history vs the strongest selfless sorcerer of today.

You cooked bro, you have the most in depth and technical and overall philosophical reviews. Thank you, you get it and helps others understand on more than a surface level.

People keep saying Yuuta will die because he has become like Sukuna but that isnt true, the difference is he is not alone and he is doing it out of necessity not because he wanted to and its with consent. There a big difference therefore the outcome can be different. Still he was on the verge of dying anyways, there is no body to return to.

Love the Vids Hundred. Keep it up!

Early morning banger. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

consistently the most well thought out takes and analysis. keep going brother

You are truly a goated KZfaq Content creator. Thank you ❤️

Great video as always 💯

As someone who got into jjk back in November, your analysis videos really help me to see things on a deeper level and gain an appreciation for smaller details. Great work, Hundred!! You cooked with the editing as well!!

Your content is the best, Hundred. You always have a well thought out analysis that gives the audience a better perspective into the details of the storytelling, which I find to be so fascinating. Gege is cooking but brother you are too 🔥

Great analysis. You managed to exorcise the reading comprehension curse. Good video 😊

Great video 🔥💯

“Becoming Frankenstein monsters”😂😂😂 lmao that shit came outta nowhere even the music after you said that was like wait what

Good video !

If he is losing his humanity to save others, is he really losing his humanity?

Fire video

Great video

JJK has been one of the most fun mangas to read and keep an eye on for the last few years and im excited to see how it ends idc what gege cooks as long as it is delicious

another early upload, love to be here!! 🗣️🗣️

Good video the type I love

you don’t know how happy i am to have so many people understand this perspective since i was so worried no one else would have the same view of Gojo’s situation

Incredible

Bro I watched some of your videos like a couple of months ago? and I just forget who is who when watching reviews and videos. The gary with a teacup photo brought back images in my hea dthat I thought I didn't have lol. Love the content

Good video. Whether I agree or not with the overall take it’s nice to not have a video on this chapter that isn’t full of salt.

top of the mornin boi

Im just excited to watch my boy yuji and hakari team up

I peeped the Gehrman, The First Hunter theme. Man of culture. One of the best fights in Soulsborne

W video🔥

Yuta fans rise up

The yuji talk was great!!

Yuji is about to show Sukuna the true power of the "Indomitable Human Spirit"

Really great analysis: I do believe that Yuta has done what he has to do and he is also unknowingly following Yuji as a cog in a machine for it is the readers and later whoever is alive to tell the tale who will recognize his sacrifice. I don’t know about yuji but it seems he will win his way ; you can tell that he still relies on his left right goodnight even when he has shrine and other aspects of blood manipulation and the fact that he got the black flash he should be awoken fully but the question is why? Why stick to the old methods ; it must be his mindset as per now. He will have to be pushed to the very edge of his ideas and maybe when he overcomes the fear of being at loss to those ideals is when he will truly be born. But yeah great analysis and I agree that it was a great chapter to bring out the themes and not just take us on a rollercoaster of fights but true ideals

Bro you make the best JJK videos

ayo hundred absolutely cooked with this video and on the point of "this character couldve done more if he was alive"

5:40 remember this when Mei Mei pops off

I hear that machinarium in the background

Almost forgot but congrats on hittin 50k Brodie

When Yuta demands they assist Gojo Maki says he is their insurance in case Gojo loses. Also when Gojo dies Maki grabs his shoulder I thought to simply to console him over his masters death but also for the monstrous steps he would take to avenge him. Also I don’t think Kenjakus technique requires constantly activation and will kill Yuta since you can’t use CT after domain expansions and Kenjaku didn’t die when he couldn’t use his CT constantly so Yuta shouldn’t either but he will still lose, probably like Kimimaro/Gaara he will die before he lands a killing blow

Nice

i do really love the contrast between yuta and sukuna. they earned their strength in opposing ways. yuuta is only where he is because of his love for rika, his love for his friends, his people. and sukuna isolated himself to the point of seeing love as not worth it, it would only get in his way of his goal to gather strength and knowledge to surpass himself. i dont really know how to properly word it but i hope it makes sense.

"you have to prioritize the message over the character and cut them off"

The best jjktuber uploads peak once again

how i wish u could pop a world wide domain expansion to import all this info on ur channel to all the jjk fans who read w their eyes close

The saddest unintentionally tragic part is that when Yuta was being stopped from going out to help Gojo back when the GojovSukuna fight was happening. I think Yuji was the only one to tell him to go, not knowing the plan was in place and that was one of the reasons why Yuta was so agitated. Them keeping Yuuji in the dark in fear that Sukuna would heard their plans through soul resonance, unintentionally cover my boy's eyes to the lenghts his senpai was about to go through just to kill a calamity 😭 Whether or not that saved or cursed him, we have yet to see.

w background music choice

4am!!

It's amazing how much ppl try to hate jjk even though it's so good.

W for Gehrman's theme in the background. Bloodborne's soundtrack is incredible.

Bro certainly caught up 😂

Still waiting for my fav uncle to give his nephew some props

They did say that love was such a curse dangerous, his love for them lead to entering the stage of becoming a monster.

I think JJK is in my top fav stories. Just under The Boxer and Gurren Lagann. Morality is such an awesome core for a story. It reminds me of how Luffy doesn't care about anything besides his goal, his friends and their goals. He'd let people continue to be enslaved, but, if his friend needs helps with something, and the byproduct of accomplishing that is the freedom of the slaves then so be it. He doesn't care one way or the other. For him it's all about freedom and I love it.

I’ll be back next week when he talking bout how gojo comes back 😂😂

These are themes I can really relate to. How they were conveyed, on the other hand, I found it lacking

THATS WHY HE’S THE GOAT!! THE GOAT

You should rename the tile to mankind, morality and monsters. I feel like it rolls off the tongue better.

At least he brought up my boi Hakari just wish we saw him fighting sukuna or help man 😢

no matter how hard life puts you down on the ground, stand up, be at your feet again, the way of the righteous will always be the hardest, but it's worth to keep your principles, that's the meaning of the strongest

Yuta is my goat - and this moment feels like his swan song. The prodigy who's always had the power to turn into an unstoppable monster (like Sukuna, Kenjaku, or Mahito) finally cashes in and uses said strength to sacrifice himself for his loved ones (thanks to the lessons imparted to him by Gojo and his loved ones). Truly an amazing character

Thank you for defending this writing choice. People be barking about gege in these comments lately

I just had a thought. Has it been stated why hakari can still use his ct/de after using his de, while other characters have to wait on cooldown for theirs to refresh?

8:27 Well said!!! Yuji represents the price of committing to do the right thing

This could have all been avoided if UiUi just swapped Yuta's soul into Gojo's corpse or Yuji eating Gojo's toes.

I really hope we get to see brain-yuta

We’re all forgetting this series is about where the soul resides. “The body comes after the soul”. This should mean Gojo is technically alive as Geto was. 5 minutes Yuta might lose to Gojos soul

People talk about battle of ideals, sukuna is a monster for the sake of himself, gojo/yuta monsters for the people they care about. Being a monster isnt part of the morale battle. Just why you become one

just realised u havent dropped a vid analysing megumi in terms of what he represents and what he is going thru now in the manga and what u think gege is planning for him....or is he just cooked

I only ever wanted Gojo back in the story because of his off-screen death, I will forever see that choice as a wrong one. If we'd seen the slash and Sukuna's inner monologue of declaring the binding vow that scenario would have made it so much more satisfying and complete.

PLZ DROP THE OST PLZ DROP THE OST PLZ DROP THE DROP THE OST

Man, Yuta comes full circle here. He's gone from resenting his monstrous nature because it spells death for the people he loves, to embracing his monstrosity to save them.

Like the video y'all, our goat has delivered.🐐🔥🔥🔥

Hakari is already a monster in the way he’s an unkillable boogeyman

stand proud, you cooked with this one.

lowkey mad about mahito not being mentioned in the yuji part he had to become a monster to defeat him he had to hit rock bottom

really hoping hakari update comes soon

WE CAN DO IT GUYS LETS HIT 10k LIKES

I have so many questions about this. Is it possible Sakuna was able to use Chimera Shadow Garden? Does Yuta still have the copy technique?

Is there reason why gege hasn't showed the battle between Hakari and Uraume

At this rate yuta new theme song is School boy q- By Any Means

It’s all fun & games til Yuta sends a space dismantle flying at sukuna

I think this whole thing reflects what we see so clearly with binding vows, to gain something you need to give something Characters like Sukuna, Gojo, Yuuta and Kenjaku gave up their humanity to gain power, the same way Hakari gave up his left arm to to gain protection for the rest of his body. Even if the first one is not explicit it shows, the way these characters grow stronger is by giving away things, just like sukuna does time and time again, he gives away parts of his abilities so that they can become stringer on other fronts; if hes willing to do it to furnace and the world slash is it hard to imagine that sukuna would do that to himself? Give away his humanity to gain power. And with that in mind it makes yuji and evebn more interesting character, because he doesnt do that. The only binding vow (at least that i can remember) that yuji does is with sukuna in the start of the series, and that was not only imposed by sukuna but life or death. He himself did never make a binding vow, not to gain or repress power, not to get someone to do something for him. And that reflects a very important part of his character: his selflessness. Like all the "monsters" of the series he gives and gives, not his humanity but his time, his strength, his happines and even his life. He gives and gives and gives without wanting anything back, without demanding anything back like everyone else does. The fact sukuna is using and abusing binding vows is my favorite part of this fight. 1- Because I had a lot of conversations with friends about how broken binding vows were and they did not take me that serious, as "there is no way the author would let it just work like that" and now I see how fucking right I was and i love it cause its not only about stright up power but about creativity. and 2 - It feels so Sukuna, he gets everything he want and only gives what he wants. Not only it shows his knowladge of jujutsu but how he decides how and when his power is going to work. But I also think it show the contrast beetween him and yuji. I really think that, even if not explicit, the return of how much yuji gives is not coming as power, but as a happy (as happy as it can be) ending. He gave everything to keep pushing and to keep human, he sacrificed all the power he could have gained by abandoning his humanity. So in the end power is not what yuji deserves to gain, nor what he truly wants, if abandoning the closeness of humanity for the loneliless of power is what the monsters of jjk have done, what will yuji, the most human character left gain after abandoning the selfishness of power? (sorry if the english is too bad, not my first language :P But the video was too good of an analysis for me to not think too much about it and want to share some ideas)

What’s this music in the later half of the video, I can’t quite grasp the name.

I remember thinking sukuna was gonna die to the executioners blade and I was so glad that I was wrong cause these chapters after that have been gas