It's a perfect fit since Trunks ends up breaking his swords anyway 😆 I can see them becoming great friends! Seven coming up with plans to woo thirteen and DBZ Trunks coming up with plans to woo his father. Both of them also are strong, but don't desire being the strongest.

It's definitely one of the most overlooked aspects of the show. Glad you enjoyed the ramble!

Definitely, He Xiaofeng manages to use the Prince's limited screen time really well. I personally think he will have an actual name since he seems to be distancing himself from Stern/Stan ideology. But that might be at the end of the series....(⁠─⁠.⁠─⁠|⁠|⁠）

Thank you! I really appreciate it, the new videos I'm working on will be even better!! 😸

Will do!

Thanks, will do!

Thank you 💖! Me neither, it's a shame since I find it to be one of the series' most interesting aspects.

Thank you so much, I'm happy you enjoyed it! 💝

You can try watching in dub/sub instead of how you originally watched it. The two versions do give a slightly different feel imo

Could just continue where you left off

Thank you, I'm glad you liked the video!

very very few episodes are filler, an episode exploring the world or the characters of the story isn’t what I’d call filler. Nowadays if an episode isn’t directly related to the A plot it’s called filler when that shouldn’t be the case

@@Jidom_101 true world building is an important aspect of the story but it should only be considered filler unless it never ties in with the story For instance amphibia has allot of seemingly filler episodes but given that it all comes back in season 3 to play a role in the endgame then most if not all of those episodes can't really be considered filler In scissors sevens case I guess the best example of filler is the rock hard country episode where not much really happens in it to better either seven or dai-bo and it doesn't give us any important info Now if the characters in it don't ever come back again then yes it is by all means filler cause you can get rid of the episode entirely and not have any problems arise from that

Couldn't have said it better myself!

Saaaaaaamee i love him si much

That's really interesting! I haven't had a chance to look at the prequel manhua yet but can't wait now. It really sucks that only S1 was translated so far 😭

yeah that weapon is busted

Thank you, I really appreciate it! I completely agree with how well battles flesh out characters ideologies. It's why I can't wait to see a true Yuji vs Sukuna.

Anytime broski! Thanks for the positive feedback 🙏

@@etjix Np. :) I have my own stuff I could probably say about Yuji, especially given the themes of Buddhist enlightenment throughout the series, and how this mirrors his Black Flash development.

@@HolyDemonSnap you can always make a post on Reddit or something about your ideas if videos aren't your thing

@@etjix I do actually. I post on Reddit fairly frequently. :)

@@HolyDemonSnap that's great (⁠^⁠^⁠)! I'm glad we can all talk about the series together

EXACTLY! Civilian 15 yr old Yuji automatically had the exact same mindset as the enlightened, "strongest sorcerer", Gojo. People seriously don't give Yuji enough credit for his mentality! It's why I disagree when people say he's "just a cog". All my faith in JJK right now is on Yuji! As long as he keeps it up, I'll still have hope. I'm glad that you enjoyed the analysis😺 Thanks for the comment!

​@@etjixYuji just a bully trying to become its victim and used it for his advantage. Did you read why he couldnt answer his former bully ?

For real, Choso steals the show every time he appears on screen! I can't believe his "redemption" arc is so powerful considering his limited screen time (Choso was always a good boy tho IMO).

@@danisanches9010 true, but only because it was "necessary" in order to avenge his brothers deaths. It's not like he actively enjoyed killing humans like Mahito or Jogo. His arc is about growing from the indifference he felt. Choso, Yuji, and the other characters get stronger by realizing the flaws in their ideology

@@danisanches9010 chapter 208 covers Choso's regret in killing civilians. He sees all his grief being a direct result (divine punishment) of him choosing to live as a "curse" instead of a "human". He was even planning on doing a suicide move against Kenjaku because he didn't deserve to live after killing humans and his brothers.

@@danisanches9010No problem, it is somewhat easy to miss since it's overshadowed by the fight (especially if you didn't reread it). I tend to forget a lot of stuff too, so let me know if I make mistakes 😅. I might do a dedicated video on Choso. The more I think about how each relationship affects Yuji, the more I realize how I would have to go over each person in great detail to get my points across. Not sure if it'll be better to make an hour long video or break it up for each person...

Exactly! I guess it's true that people will always find something to complain about regardless of how perfect something is.

No problem at all! I'm always glad to learn new stuff, so I really appreciate it. I'll try my best at pronouncing it correctly in the future, but don't get your hopes up too much. Even my English pronunciation is kind of bad after all these years lol.

I meant strongest all around (has a lot of versatility). There are weapons that pack more of a punch like you mentioned and weapons that are faster (like the stern Ritter from bleach that shoots in the x-axis), but I think this one has no weakness. Most weapons excel at one thing and become bad at the other fields. The thousand Demon dagger however doesn't seem to be missing anything from it's arsenal.

DBZ Trunks with this sword is a menace 😎🗡️

Underated peak at that!

100% since we haven't seen the true power of demons yet! But it's still the strongest weapon we've seen just from its base abilities. I can't wait either! There's been talk about a movie, but I don't think it has an official release date yet

100?

It 1000 demon daggers, not 100 ,,, yet same bro can't wait for Season 5 😁

The SCP universe is too crazy! 😅

@@etjix that's for sure 💀

You're right! They do give off similar vibes

@@etjix you know what it is right? 😁 I'm still sad that there hasn't been any continuation of the main story

@@mythydamashii9978Yeah I do. Although I've only watched a little of it. Do you know how come there has not been a continuation?

@@etjix Some say Garo is on hiatus. Some say it's in the works. Some say they may have financial issues considering they don't make toys to back up their costs.

@@mythydamashii9978 I see. Let's hope that it'll be able to continue strong despite the circumstances. Thanks for clarifying!

thx!

Thanks a lot! I have read the manga, so my comment will also have spoilers for anyone reading. The description for Strays from 3:00 onwards is supposed to be how they are generally viewed from the God's perspective. I also happen to disagree with how they were initially presented (although I think that's intentional). Ebisu's strays are definitely some of the best Shinki's that we witness in the story. I think a huge part for that is how a lot of them aren't strays by choice (their original God died). It's why Ebisu is somebody Yato and the readers can look up to. I also think the scene being omitted was a mistake because it also established how messed up the gods truly are. Especially when you consider how the head Goddess could have easily removed a stray's name! Putting all of that aside, I could even argue that Hirro (Yato's stray) doesn't even fit the description of "stray" that the God's have given her. Mainly due to how she actually treasures all of her names and only wants to be useful to her masters (focused on Father and Yato ofc). We see that all of her chaotic nature is only a result from Father's manipulation, the same way that it was for Yato. Even if she was genuinely chaotic and aggressive, I think she would still be right in her assessment that Gods look down on Nora's since its nearly impossible to cast spells on them without knowing all of their names. To put it a step further, the Gods only using Nora to "perform jobs you wouldn't give to your own Regalias" (-Tenjin) is why they are characterized as chaotic and aggressive. I would agree with the culture of ownership interpretation due to the recent events in the manga. Kazuma becoming a Nora thanks to Yato and Yukine becoming a Nora thanks to Father seems to indicate how it's not THAT big of a deal. Obviously there's still some importance since their supposed to be building a deep connection, but Yato doesn't seem to look at the concept with disdain. He only ever cares about making sure his vessels are okay (and not faking it). Since he's the main character and goes unchallenged in the series, I'll take it to mean that the Mangaka believes the relationships shouldn't be so possessive. I'm glad you enjoyed it ^_^ Yes, I'm going to be making more anime content and some comic book content too. From my reply, you can probably tell that I'm a nerd lol.

@@etjix oh, that makes more sense if you were just explaining the perceptions of the characters. I took Tenjin's line about "jobs you wouldn't force on own shinki" less as a comment on the nature of strays & more of a comment on the gods. to me, it comes off as related to Tenjin's comments to Yukine about how having two names is like having no face - gods don't acknowledge strays as an individual worthy of an identity, a place of belonging, and so on. by dehumanizing strays in that way (we've also seen them called "abominable creatures," or "animals") they wouldn't feel as bad forcing a stray to cope with whatever shady/difficult job they plan to use them for, compared to how they might feel using their own shinki who they likely have more attachment to. more practically speaking, it would also be a lot easier for gods to release a stray's name if they started to receive blight as a result of negative emotions from that job, as opposed to a shinki they've already spent time training & such. but I'm glad you clarified your point of view because I never thought of it that way before! interesting to hear. full agree on Hiiro, btw. her situation is far more complex than the common attitudes surrounding strays in-series. also agreed that Yato seems to have much more lax view of strays, perhaps because he can relate to their situation to degree. even harder agree on the author's message that the relationships shouldn't be so possessive, and I think it shows through other characters too. Arahabaki comes to mind - the vast majority of his children aren't named. there's no ownership or obligation between them, and they seem to be the most happily functioning family unit we've seen in the series. while his two named spirits (Nana & Shiiho) aren't unhappy, they've still experienced negative outcomes as a result of it (getting sealed in the Box required Nana's vessel name, and Heaven has a general disdain for Shiiho's vessel form). craziest part is that the ownership argument goes both ways too. Kiun & Kazuma's conversation about what it means to appropriate a god, as well as Kugaha's attempts to appropriate Bishamonten, also feed into this same narrative against treating individuals (especially children) as property/tools. but yeah, I can also get pretty wordy when it comes to noragami meta, so no judgement there 😂happy to hear there'll be more anime content coming, just subbed ^^

@@iizou1738 Tenjin's comment could be interpreted a couple of different ways due to how vague and early it was made. You're comment about gods not acknowledging strays as an individual worthy of an identity made me Remember Yato's comment towards Bishamon's stray. He told him "You're less than human" (admittedly not because he was a stray). It seems like that's the Gods go to viewpoint whenever they don't like someone. There's definitely an air of practicality surrounding it. Like I mentioned in the video, most gods would release their shinki if they ever stung them once even though they could technically work it out together and become closer. It's kind of messed up how God's put the vessels in extreme situations and just expect them to not feel any negative situations. I also appreciate your thoughtful responses since it gives me a new perspective as well. Yeah, Hiiro is the most important stray story wise. I doubt there would be a lot of strays who has so many gods or who know God's secret. Yep, Yato definitely blames "Father" for abusing himself and Hiiro. So he knows that strays can be a simple product of their environment (like Ebisu's noras). OMG! I completely overlooked Arahabaki for some reason haha. Arahabaki's situation definitely shows how its better for Shinki's and Gods to seperate themselves from the council of Gods. I feel like Shiiho would have been praised for his abilities if he wasn't directly connected to Arahabaki. I think all of Arahabaki's family will play a big move in the story when the opportunity presents itself. After all, it seems to be implied that he does have his memories back for the most part. And the fact that the only reason he didn't save nana was due to risk management leads me to believe he's just waiting for an opportunity. Ebisu would also probably be able to support Arahabaki if it ever came down to it. Exactly, that's why I said in the video that both parties are "playing house". Although I still put more blame on the Gods for creating the situation that makes it more likely for their Shinkis to have a toxic relationship. I believe Kiun will become a blessed vessel and that it'll only happen when he and Takemikazuchi fix their problems. It's good that we can be on the same page😸Thanks a lot for the sub! I really appreciate it. You actually gave me an idea for another Noragami video lol. I'm just going to have take some time to double check some information now.

Nice video

@@shukaku529 Thx 😸

That's a great point, I think a combination of both makes the most sense. I just refuse to believe it's 100% just from the damage he took, would be strange since there's a strong emphasis on the blade "absorbing" the form and moving it's eye. Was also the only time we ever see Seven almost die

@@etjix we’re not entirely sure if the blade “absorbed” his chi yet, so I guess we’ll see what the blade can do explained later

maybe the blade absorbed the demon because you know Thousand "Demon" Daggers.@@leewong7421

I don't know if it's weird, but I enjoy each character about the same amount. They all have different quirks to their personalities and fighting styles that allows me to appreciate each one. For example, even if both Hanayama and Jack are more "brawlers", Hanayama relies on brute strength while Jack relies on savagery. The only hierarchy in Baki is that you have to be Japanese to stay relevant lol. I don't mind that though. I love how we can now place yamcha and tien in the same category as the completely "useless" hercule. The last time tien did something useful was against cell after all. I see why Baki's absurdity did not ruin fights for you, I wish it was the same for me. Kengan Ashura is probably the closest series to Baki in terms of raw fighting. But it is still less exciting for me since there is a monetary reason for the Annihilation Tournament. Although I guess that does make the series more realistic in a different way lol. Oh yeah, the pickle arc is definitely going to up the ante considering Jack and Retsu's new "additions". I just didn't want to include "spoilers" for the people who only watched the anime so far.

@@etjix yeah same lol, especially with the new jack arc in the manga, i have a slight feeling like someone might be dying soon.

You're welcome!

Thx!

You're right. One of the great things about paradoxes are the different perspectives you can have in them. I consider Zeno's paradox a falsidical one since they generally have logic based on a falsehood. In this case, it's reality not being analog, as you excellently explained. I agree that we only need to advance our knowledge to solve any "impossible" paradox.

If it's not a bother, do you recommend any book or paper about physics?

Thanks a lot! I will try out the things you talked about in Reddit. I really appreciate your help!

@@etjix I had one more thought last night commented it on reddit for you! Best of luck on youtube as a content creator myself. It's been a hard road.

​@@Rigged_Loot I appreciate how much you thought about this. Good luck to you as well! As they say, the road to improvement is a long one. All we can do is keep working at it.

Sorry about the delay. I will upload it shortly!

thx!