On the journey of Yuji Itadori Jujustu Kaisen He can be characterized by his stubborn refusal to renounce his humanity, despite the fact that the world needs him to be a cold-blooded executioner. But this rigid sense of right and wrong causes him to lose sight of the ugly truths of the magic business, including the pity that many of his friends suffer in the series. In his unwitting stubbornness or should we say powerlessness in his ideals, Yuji unwittingly allows some of the most dangerous threats in the series to rapidly grow, a wave of destruction that spreads from the innocence of his early days at Jujutsu High to the catastrophic destruction of the world order.
This analysis will discuss six critical situations where Yuji showed reluctance or was physically unable to win a fight, and this directly led to disaster. Following these missed opportunities, we can see how one decisive blow could have radically changed the entire course of the conflict, possibly saving the lives of their friends and advisors, averting the final tragedy that almost cost them the world.
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Mahito (The First Encounter)
After Junpei's tragic transformation, Yuuji attacks Mahito in the school gym because he feels nothing but pure, unadulterated rage. But without the necessary control over his cursed energy and Mahito's power to drive his own soul, Yuuji could do nothing but stand in the cursed sewer, mocking his powerlessness.
If Yuji had succeeded in executing him there, the course of the series would have changed completely. The aftershocks of the Shibuya incident and Nobara's permanent deformity have stopped. The Calling Game is a distant fantasy and reality without Mahito's idol transfiguration absorbed by Kenzaku.
The Finger Bearer (Juvenile Detention Center)
Stuck in the upper level of the confinement facility, Yuji was exposed to a special-grade threat that was far above his current power level. He was forced to give up and let Sukuna take over so they could live. This reliance on the King of Curses was the main flaw, allowing Sukuna to seize the opportunity to make the “Inchen” binding vow.
In the grand scheme of things… I'm probably nothing more than a cog. But I will continue to kill the curses…as long as I can. I have a role in all this.
To kill the curse before Tsukuna knew it would deny Yuji any freedom in the King of Curses. This refusal to depend on it in the first case, destroys the long-term plan to possess Megumi Fushiguro from the beginning. Although Tsukuna was the whole reason Yuuji was revived, if he was never defeated, we would have a completely different story.
Hanami (Goodwill Event)
At the Goodwill event, Yuji and Todo fought fiercely, to the point of almost forcing Hanami to use his domain. If Hanami had used his domain, Todo and Yuji would have been forced to use theirs (or at least try). Hanami's domain does not affect the soul because Tsukuna does not interfere, but there is a great chance that allows Yuji to learn his own domain at death's door.
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Although Gojo later completely removed the curse, if Hanami had been banished earlier, the strategic situation would have been completely different. A pre-emptive victory would have enabled Gojo to defeat either Jogo or Mahito immediately, stopping the threat of the Shibuya incident before it began. Nanami isn't killed in the Shibuya chaos, but that means Maki also doesn't awaken to her true powers, in this case an eye for an eye.
Hanyu and Haba (propeller pair)
These vulture wizards were the only obstacles for UG in the early stages of the culling game. They were defeated by Yuji almost immediately, but in pure Yuji fashion (being good at not killing his enemies) he only knocked them unconscious. He continued and considered them as illusionary players rather than eliminating immediate and deadly threats to the game.
While these two were alive, Yuji allowed the Hunters to stay in an area with easy targets: civilians and mages. Their presence posed undue risk to an already unstable environment. A fatal blow in this case would have thrown off the colony of rogue wizards so that the lives of innocent people would not be lost to these opportunistic, thrill-seeking killers.
Haruta Shigemo
Yuji saw Haruta in the hyper-maze halls of Shibuya, but his mind was completely bent on meeting Nanami to help his master. He ignored the ponytail curse that was used to insist on finding and meeting others, a strategic mistake that allowed the little sadist to continue on his spree. Haruta later arranged a trap that led to the Maharaja being summoned in desperation.
If Yuji knew about Haruta from the other mages, because he had already confronted Nobara and the others, trying to eliminate them. Yuji realizes that he is not a good person and will eliminate Haruta as soon as he sees him. The chain reaction ceases to exist, resulting in Megumi being safe, and she does not need to summon the Mahoraga. This means that Yuji does not experience the mental nightmares that come after such a battle and the destruction of Shibuya is greatly reduced, with both the structure of the city and Yuji's mind intact.
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sukuna (beginning)
Yes, we all know Yuji actually defeated Tsukuna, but Yuji has always been burdened by the morality of killing Megumi's body to end Tsukuna. Even though they shared only one soul, he still found a way to divide them. This unconscious indecisiveness and his innate desire to save his friend's life prevent him from taking the only rational step of taking the terrible step of ending the war at once.
Logically, the ultimate sacrifice would be to destroy the vessel the first time Tsukuna was transferred to the middle, even though he wasn't strong enough to defeat Tsukuna. But if he had actually decided that it was now or never, he might have defeated him with the help of others. Taking this dark path, the most dangerous thing to happen in the series stops in a second. Gozo, Kashimo, and dozens of others are saved from death and the world doesn't follow the path of total destruction that happens once the King of Curses regains his true form.
- Release date
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October 3, 2020
- network
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TBS, MBS, CBC, Tulip Television, BSN, tys, NBC, HBC, RKK, i-Television, SBS, IBC, BSS, MRO, OBS, TUF, RSK, TUY, tbc, RKB, SBC, KUTV, RBC, UTY, RCC, MRT, atv, MBC
- directors
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Ryohei Takashita, Masataka Akai, Chie Nishizawa, Daisuke Tsukushi, Tomomi Kamiya, Kakushi Ifuku, Ken Takahashi
- The authors
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Hiroshi Seko
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Yuichi Nakamura
Satoru Gojo
