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Yup the cope was hard

was on my discovery page aint even realize how underrated this youtuber is, the editing, the narration, overall produced really well broski, gained a new sub

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Underrated legend of a youtuber❤

Bro is giving jjk to much credit to be honest

Bro DEMON SLAYER is carried by animation.

Stupid voice

Calls it a case study but doesnt take information from other sourcws sources Saitama just went around killing the strongest monster around but he'd never take credit for it the credit would fall onto a man who was there by pure chance named king who would be given the title of number 1 hero despite the fact all his credits are from Saitama doing hero work for free

Then who’s the new protagonist? That’s my question

Knowing that he never actually grows or overcomes his flaws as a cringy simp.. I'm in favor of this. Tbh, the protagonist is the Only reason i don't like chainsaw man, so a new lead literally could not be any worse to me

I mean. He was kind of a bit of a dirt bag. Did things for scummy reasons like getting to touch powers breasts. They just had us feel empathy cause of what the yakuza/mafia did to him.

Denji isnt the protagonist but the story is still about him

The problem with Denji is that there are times when we feel like he had matured but get's right back to reality when he start talking stuff about a$$ and boobies

Chat is this true

He literally didn’t

absolutely underrated channel

I kinda bother me that yuji kept getting cut up but didn't go shirtless once like a epic fighter he is

Yoru isn't the final villain. Fujimoto has said he's envisioned the story in three parts.

Good video but what was that piano you used at the beginning

I've been seeing theories about how the death devil cld be the denji's mother Or how denji could be some kinda birth devil😭 But knowing fujimoto, he might make this reveal more soul crushing

Nice video 👍

Great video bro! I love chainsaw man 😎

I also never heard of Naschhiiiiis before

Good vid keep grinding

Denji villain arc ayooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

No lie, I thought you had like at least 3k subs, this is a really good video and you need more attention for what you do bro.

Horrible take

Gonna be honest mha is my favorite new gen anime and I will die on this hill. The ending imo was amazing and I’m not even kidding it was actually beautiful for me at least idk about other people who aren’t hating on it. It also has a huge impact on my gym life it’s the reason why during covid I started calisthenics and during 2023 that’s when I started going to the gym and a few months later I already had the deku physique. Mha is my inspiration to striving to achieve greater things so I’m honestly sad that it ended

This video did not do a good job addressing the problem. People don’t necessarily want him to be redeemable. They want him to be interesting. Sukuna is just not interesting enough. He only challenges Yuji’s ideas in the most barebones way possible. And his personality is just that he fights real good. I’d be THRILLED to have a fully evil sukuna, if he actually had enough standout character moments to justify that. But as it stands, he simply doesn’t. If you want a good evil villian. Look no further than my profile pic. Makima. Spoilers for CSM v She manipulates the entire plot, giving Denji everything in order to slowly work her way into his psyche, and destroy the very foundation of his dream. She embodies her theme of control perfectly. And while there’s hints as to why she is the way she is, the series never justifies her. She even has a direct parallel to Denji; in that she puts pochita on a pedestal and is dissapointed when he’s not what she expected. But that’s not even explicitly pointed out. And don’t get me started on just how creepy she is throughout the story. In summary; a character needs CHARACTER to be interesting. Just being strong and evil for the sake of it; isn’t going to be enough to invest some people in the villains intrigue. Dialogues, thematic cohesion, weigh of their actions, and more are needed in order to land as a truly great villian

If sukuna had a backstory, he would be the human who doesn’t want to be loved and only wants to eat and do what he wants. The guy who gave up his humanity to be his true ideal nature, to do what he wants.

Most of the people I know who want a H. Era flashback do so because they want to understand why it was called the golden age of sorcery, were the sorcerer's better than the current ones? Was it because there were more curses and sorcerers? How was society back then? Others want to understand the relationship between Sukuna, Tengen and Kenjaku. Not really to humanize him, but because a mystery creates curiosity and if people don't get answers, it generates discomfort.

u do realise this is a story and not real life right? the ppl killed by the villain are ficticious and the more bombastic and flashy the villain goes out directly co relates to the hype and epicness of the story the author is telling.mahitos defeat was better than sukunas defeat. most ppl will remember him get hunted down like a rabbit by yuji the wolf rather than sukuna being preached to by yuji b4 turning into dust😮

Yuha bach was literally omnipotent and look how he died 💀

I really think there's a FLAWED ideology when it comes to antagonists/villains in your stance. I think sukuna isn't a complete character based on the limited characterization of his philosophy in the story. Sukuna identified as a hedonist that seeks his own pleasure. His actions show that he completely embrace his own way of life. With that entail, there are examples of him saying things that LEADS THE READER/ WATCHER to think there's my subtext to his characterization. When he talks about his origin and says "my poor mother" or when he constantly alludes to how he gave up his humanity (or the fact that he doesn't call himself ryomen sukuna). Having an antagonist (that's a villain) who doesn't get a flashback isn't the issue (and you conflating it into AUTOMATICALLY, meaning it'll be relatable or tragic is iffy imo). The issue is that the story tends to want to give you more about this character but never delivers on it. For ex: frieza in DBZ has never once abused to having deeper meaning besides his actions. But his activation in context have enough ground work to work off of. (A spoiled alien prince raised to think he's better than everyone he rules). That baseline characterization is easy to understand and doesn't require us to know about the characters backstory. Furthermore, frieza is a static character in this regard so the audience doesn't NEED a flashback for further characterization. Sukuna does not have this luxury. All I'm saying is, i feel like getting to know sukuna motivation and why he thinks the way he does in the current plot helps the story (and the character dynamics between him and yuji). I (and a lot of fans) could care less if it makes sukuna get sympathy points and it's not even the main reason we want a flashback. I genuinely think that assumption is redemption is a big whiff in a lot of fans part.

As much as I want it. Griffith is the only villain I can’t see going out completely sad. I mean he’s gotta go and if Berserk is finished he hopefully will but I do hope to see everything crumble around him and everyone gets to see him for what he truly is.

I wanna see sukuna do cool stuff in the heian era.

Trying to make sukuna look pathetic was just a bad choice in my opinion. Dude sliced space itself and than crip walked on the main cast while not breaking a sweat. He genuinely did not meet his match so writing wise it doesn't work the same way as Frieza or dofflamingo. The problem is that every author wants to portray every villain as pathetic in the end instead of just killing them off. They don't need pity or to be looked down upon especially sukuna. It gets repetitive especially if not written the right way.

Aye chief, I really rock with this video. We need more like this on here🤝🏾🤣

one of the worst videos i’ve ever seen

Wow, this video sucked lol.

My main gripe with this video is that you seem to think explaining the motivation or reasoning behind a villain’s actions is somehow a justification for their actions when it is not; giving Sukuna some kind of flash back is not an attempt to “redeem” him, and I’m unsure why you believe it would. It’s simply a way to connect his actions with his philosophy in a satisfying way-giving his character a complete beginning and end, and that’s an important part of storytelling; while it’s not required, it certainly helps especially in a series with so many forgotten ideas like Jujutsu Kaisen. Gege is a somewhat competent storyteller; he is great at coming up with ideas, but terrible at giving them nuance. You leave him alone, and you’ll come back to a rough draft of an entire world, but nothing beyond that. He will give you so many great character traits, power systems, yet do absolutely nothing with them because he doesn’t understand one thing, and that is pacing; Gege has eyes bigger than his mouth, which means he introduces far more ideas than he’s willing to expand upon fully. You can see this quite a lot in the early characters; he’ll introduce a really cool and interesting character but do nothing with them either to kill them off for another character’s development or just have them be used as literal tools for the next arc (“Jeffery, we haven’t talked to you in six months, but we need you to use your water powers to kill this fire curse!”). This also goes for world building as well; we barely see any sorcerers outside of the main cast, or even outside of Japan-even if they aren’t plentiful, we could at least see SOMETHING about them, as there are so many ideas you could come up with involving foreign Jujutsu. Overall, Gege is a great idea man-he just needs someone to rein him in, either to keep him from making so many ideas he can’t properly develop them all or to force him to give the necessary attention to each plot point he brings up.

Idk when or why people are suddenly pretending not to care about the heian era