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So many unanswered stuff or am i just dumb? Where's Megumi? Where was Uta during the whole of Shibuya arc? Where's Maki? Why is the higher-ups accusing Gojo of participating in the whole Shibuya thing? How tf is one of the main characters (Nobara) dead just like that? Is Gojo seriously gonna be sealed the entire time? What's gonna happen to Sukuna and Yuji now that Yuji absorbed 10-11 fingers all at once and now has a total of 15 absorbed? What does Yuta mean by Yuji cut off Inumaki's arms bc i can't remember that happening (unless it was during Sukuna's rampage) Whose the blonde who "saves the day" anyways, we only saw her once in the hidden inventory and must all of a sudden trust her in helping out right at the end? She's a special grade sorcerer so where was she during the whole fight? Where was everyone, matter of fact, no way they only sent out Jujutsu High and Kyoto students (a few others) and expected them to deal with all of this alone? There wasn't even 1 special grade sorcerer the whole time (except Gojo but he doesn't count for obvious reasons and the blonde at the end bc she basically wasn't there the whole fight) Whose the one with white and red hair? Wtf is up with the whole "Choso is Yuji's older brother" situation? What's up with the person or thing inside of Geto's body? What was that girl with the cellphones technique that she was threatening Sukuna with it? How does Sukuna even have fire? Why is Megumi all of a sudden strong/stronger and how is one of his Shigigami taking on/giving Sukuna a fight? What was up with all the BS the higher-ups did that they said at the very end of the episode? The whole Megamaru situation was also just plain confusing. How did Mahito even kill Nobara in one hit? (If they explained it i probably didn't understand) Oh and this isn't apart of this season's questions but it's just in general, why doesn't Yuji have a technique? And if Sukuna never possessed him/if he never ate the finger, would he still be able to be a sorcerer? Also how can the higher-ups just casually say it's illegal to try and get Gojo unsealed when already, the whole situation has gone to pieces without him so can't they see the world needs Gojo? Yuta or Yuji or anyone else with potential to be as strong as Gojo isn't there yet of course so, why the hell is everyone not trying everything in their power to get Gojo unsealed? As this would solve most, to all their problems. Where'd Jogo even get the 10 fingers and how did those two girls know the location of another finger or two? Anyways i think that's all my questions, some of them might be useless or obvious but i just need to know lol

Dude just precedes to spoil entire manga. This shit is worst type of content on youtube. My dude you are just describing what is happening in the manga not saying anything about the themes etc. Zero input what so ever

Damn.

Loved the video man! I hope your channel gains traction

Great vid, I truly belive that one day you'll blow up and become a great youtube

great vid!

hope i can read this manga for the first time again. what a plot.

Thanks for your summary I liked it

My favorite manga and piece of media ever written. You did a great job with this video

Very descriptive and informative. I haven't read it but it sounds depressing, literally.

Where the inuyasha video

I feel gege rushed it after the gojo and sukuna fight. But nobara coming back to life wasn't really surprising

My Hero Academia has the worst ending for several reasons. First, the pacing felt rushed, with the final arc cramming in too many events without proper buildup or resolution. Many characters, especially the supporting cast, didn't get the development or closure they deserved, leaving their storylines unfinished or forgotten. Deku becoming quirkless again was a major letdown; all his quirk development and growth felt pointless since he just gave it away in the end, and the person he saved died anyway. The handling of major villains like Shigaraki and All For One was also disappointing, as their character arcs seemed forced to wrap up quickly. Overall, the ending failed to deliver on the promises made throughout the series, making it feel like a wasted potential

im new and stuff but i was sosurpised that u only have 560 subs because ur quality of that of 1 mill+

Maybe All might should have been the main character instead lmao

Did the guy at 8:30 really said that Demon Slayer was mid and considered good only because of the animations? I agree that Unfotable has some influence in the sucess of Demon Slayer, but Demon Slayer had a solid Storytelling and a good ending. Demon Slayer proved a Series can be short but still good. The big three are still uncontested, but compared to Demon Slayer, JJK was absolute garbage

Bruh i love JJK, but the ending is total dogshit

why are you upset at him climbing jacobs ladder? do you know what a jacobs ladder is irl?

I really belived that gege would actually give yuji flashback about what happened to gojo and maybe give yuji a hint or something before gojo ofscreen death.... How wrong i was...... The ending is really bad....for one of the most hyped manga series....

Bro we should have just seen uramae get too damaged or died and uramae froze hakari solid where his rct infinity wouod get him out gg. Even them breaking him out of it afterwards something like that

Gege's hate for Gojo always baffled me. Like bro you're the writer. You wrote the character to be like this 😅😅

He rushed the ending also look at the art in the maki fight when he was sick and the manga almost went on hiatus.gojos death was off screen like the attack but the explanation made sense I think you're a fan just mad with the way it ended lol just accept it bro

Thank god Gege is partially colourblind cause if yuji was blond that would feel weird

i'm rereading the manga and holy shit i was so angry at first because after slogging through what he has been putting out, i was so angry at how GOOD it was. i'm almost done with the culling games right now on my reread it really just confirms that the cracks started there. he has so many good seeds and foreshadowing he set up, for SOMETHING, but uhh... guess we'll never know because he's never made good on it. it really was gojo's death that acted as the breaking point for everything he'd ignored and it only got worse from there as it was on full display that he'd dropped off and was not only doing things for shock value (yuuta and gojo situation, nobara, just about anything you can think of), but that while there were undeniably good moments, that he did not spend the time in the transition scenes between fights to properly build them up. all we got were shoddy flashbacks that explained such thing was possible, but it felt like he was just trying to explain to us that it wasn't an asspull, all while making it seem like bullshit more and more. i feel like he dropped so much of what he was setting up so far back because it would have added good 50 plus chapters and from the little i can tell, it seems like he was burnt out and i don't blame him with the weekly schedule. but it hurts to go back and see what it could have been verses what it ended up being

I won't defend the ending of JJK it is ass and Nobaras comeback and Yujo was some of the worst writing I have seen in a while, that said Gojo's offsceen death the and the Cullinggames arc wasn't as bad as people say IMO. First as for Gojo's death the shoking reveal that he died is way better than having him walk 2 steps getting bisected and die after the climatic announcement that Gojo basically won the chapter prior. And as for the Culling games it did have lots of fighting but it also set up a lot of stuff for the future (Sukuna-Angel conflict and why is called the fallen, Kenjaku being the parent of Yuji, the cursed realm, merger plotline, Kenjaku-Tengen-Sukuna relationship...) so it is an build up arc for the future, unlike Shibuya where the buildup prior pays off. The problem lies in the fact that the buildup never happens which makes this arc worse when thinking about it, basically every plotline, which all resolve or have something to do with Kenkjaku, get dropped and forgotten about leaving only Sukuna his fight and history and since his fight wasn't concluded well and his history (or the heian era in general) never really got shown making the entire half of JJK after Shibuya shit. For me the moment Kenjaku died by a dumb sneak attack of all things is the moment JJK went to shit the only really bad things before that were not having a lot of character interactions and the one month time skip.

The US military crap was the most nothingburger I've ever seen.

I mean the series is basically called sorcery fight, so it makes sense that it basically revolves around fights. The off screen thing is annoying tho

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Tokyo ghoul re was the first manga box set (or volume for that matter) that I ever purchased. I went from watching the anime as an edgy teenager thinking "I want to be like kaneki", to realizing how tragic his character is and how much the anime botched his and the entire story. The story and the art is honestly just breath taking, especially in re. Some moments like the "I don't want to die" panel still live in my head rent free. As for the anime season 1 is fine and I think that the ost is really good (Glassy sky). As for the adaptation of re:, it could be worse but imo the animation is lackluster and the pacing is just way too fast. It's a lackluster experience compared to the manga and doesn't really capture Sui Ishida's art and how he portrays human emotions. It's my second favorite manga of all time, with one piece being a close first.

What pisses me off the most about the ending is how it feels like being lied to since chapter 1. The story begins with Deku narrating that this is the story of how he became the greatest hero. That's past tense from the future, a frogone conclusion. Unlike stories like for example One Piece where we expect Luffy to become pirate king, but the author still has the option to subvert expectations and make it so he doesn't get the title (I actually subscribe to that as there are multiple ways how he can do that and have it make sense), here it has to happen no mather what. Some people consider that him beating Shigaraki made him the greatest hero, but for me personally it doesn't feel like that at all and that title still belongs to All Might, who fought and beat AFO multiple times alone (beating Shigaraki was a group effort), beat many villains both weak and strong while crippeled, acted as a simbol of peace and became a teacher on top of that. Deku is still lacking in comparison. Had he been able to continiue his hero work at full power and act as the new symbol of peace then he would have officialy surpased All Might. Also him near the end going "that's the story of how WE became the greatest heroes" really set off alarm bell in my head that something isn't right and sadly I was right. Even if Deku really had to sacrifice his quirk in the end, at least let him succed in his goal of saving Shigaraki; with him then either imprisoned or even have Shigi be 'talk no jutsud' to turn over a new leaf, with him becoming a vigilantee in Dekus stead; then his sacrifice wouldn't be meaningless.

I'm so happy that someone actually sees Rock for the character he is, everyone always put their attention towards Revy but never Rock

Does the manga have much more content after when the anime ends?

Anime for tokyo ghoul is terrible, how can you say its good? Even in season 1 they skipped 35 chapters 😂

No ONANI MASTER KURSAWA Has The Best Character Development To Exist in Manga

I hate shippers but even I've got to admit the ending was pretty unsatisfying in that regard. They're high schools and you're telling me nobody ended up together, not one.

easily one of the best, but second to aot. (I don't know too much anime)

It really sucks that rocks amazing character development is overshadowed by having some of the most badass cast of women in a animanga I’ve always liked his development since I watched but I mostly only see people talk about the women

manga title: black lagoon

4:23 huh everyone speaks well of Boruto 2

Tokyo Ghoul talk in the big 2024? Lets gooo man!

Horikoshi seriously needs to see this review. Hopefully there is still time for him to change his manga before the anime finishes it.

The foreshadowing, the atmosphere that this beautiful tragic story sets you in, the unique and delicate art style that Ishida Sui has… it’s just unforgettable! I remember the days that I used to look forward every week for the reviews so I could catch all the tarot cards that were hidden on some panels so you could understand on a deeper level what the characters were going through! It was an amazing feeling that no other manga has ever given me. ✨

I heard the anime sucked so I skipped it and just went to the manga Damn, the manga is soooooooooooo good

One of the reason i like the ending is because how similar his and all might life are Both were a quirkless kid that received a quirk form his mentor after the showd a potential to become great hero Both had to sacrifice the quirk that their mentor gave them to be able to beat afo( although all might at that point only had the embers) Both became a teacher at ua And both get a suit that allowed them to continue being a hero

Im your 500th sub all due respect for the Black Lagoon vid on Rock and now your giving praise to the masterpiece thats Tokyo Ghouls Manga.

Off topic, but did Deku ever reach an 100% form? I know he used his other quirks to kinda mimic 100% attacks, but did we ever see like another version of 100% infinite? If i remember right I think he got to like 45% of one for all and had his other quirks assist him from then on. I stopped reading the manga at some point and started again a little towards the end of the story so let me know if Im wrong