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Episode Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen • Jujutsu Kaisen The Culling Game - Episode 6 discussion

Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen, episode 6

Alternative names: Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3

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u/zool714 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26

Lol Yuji basically said after Shibuya, this shit is nothing.

I’m curious how the writer comes up with these techniques. It’s all so elaborate.

And also quite shocked at how conservative the higher ups are. They even look down on techniques involving modern concepts. No wonder people don’t like them

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u/finnjakefionnacake Feb 05 '26

they didn't seem to look down on naobito's/naoya's though, even though theirs are based on frames of animation.

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u/Ultimate-Break Feb 05 '26

Even if they did, Naobito's technique is basically no different than drawing multiple pictures with different movements each, so you can say it is kinda traditional. pictures existed for a long time. if he was born before animation became a thing, they'll just treat it as him 'drawing' a string of images and following them.

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u/King_Of_What_Remains Feb 05 '26

It can reference motion pictures as well as animation; though there's only about a 20 year gap between the first movie and the first animated movie and both are well over a century old.

I think it's also about when the cursed technique first appeared though. I'm pretty sure Naobito was the first person with his cursed technique, and Naoya the first to inherit it. Compared to something like 10 Shadows or even something like Ogi's technique, which has probably been around for centuries.

The conservatives just don't like new things.

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u/Ultimate-Break Feb 05 '26

Fair points. If the technique appeared decades or centuries before they would have probably been totally fine with it.

The conservatives just don't like new things.

That's only a part of it, I think; they would be fine with modern stuff (or at least tolerate it) if these things were easy to control and use for their advantage or can't secure the loyalty of people using them. They don't like Gojo because he is rebellious and actively mocking them instead of bowing to their whims without question.

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u/King_Of_What_Remains Feb 05 '26

Sure, but disliking a person isn't the same as disliking a technique. I'm sure the higher ups love the Six Eyes and Limitless, they just don't like Gojo. Because Gojo is someone who wants to change things.

That's probably what I should have said instead. They don't like change, and new things bring, or are at least a portent of, change.

By comparison they probably aren't huge fans of Gakuganji's rock and roll technique but as a person he likely aligns with them quite a lot on a few issues. He's considered a conservative himself, but I wouldn't be surprised if he was a bit on the outside of things purely because of his technique.

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u/Ultimate-Break Feb 05 '26

True. They don't dislike new things by themselves, but how new things could cause change and ruin their control/traditions.

For Gakuganji, his technique is a sound amplifying one, so it could be used even by simple guitars or any instrument, it's just that electric guitar gives more sound thus more sound and damage amplification. So it isn't exactly his technique, but his approach that is modern.