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Id move toji out of evil and more in to nuetral hes passive unless he himself has a monetary incentive
I would agree but he did go psycho on the curse spirits and was going nuts fighting his son megumi who he didn’t really know was his son. I’d say he’s neutral evil because he prioritizes his own personal gain over anything else but doesn’t have a good wicked ideal behind it.
@@ReddUzithat wasn't actually toji himself. In that state he pretty much just fights the strongest nearby target. The real toji was when he killed himself to protect megumi
@tvhaha361 he was the same he just didn't care until he recognized his face also he bet ino but didn't kill him and he made that choice same thing with killing granny
@@tvhaha361 makes sense. Regardless i would still say he’s neutral evil he was definitely enjoying himself murking geto, gojo and killing off that girl that had a bounty on her head.
@@ReddUzi well you could say the same thing about gojo and geto and how they bully everyone they fight like gojo was gonna catch a body with his first red
Sukuna is driven by the belief that the strong have a right to oppress the weak. He even says this is a form of love. This would make Sukuna lawful evil. being "lawful" doesn't mean following any government's law necessarily, it moreso means following a strict code or philosophy, although it can also involve following the law itself. Sukuna is purely driven by his might makes right mentality, to the point that he's completely unable to even consider the value in other life as shown by 265. Lawful Evil to a fault, even if he acts chaotic on the surface.
I think Yuji's philosophy on life he exposed in the most recent chapter pushes him more towards neutral good as to oppose lawful good, as Yuji ditched his cog mentality that would've placed him in lawful good.
Aoi Todo was willing to beat multiple people over their taste in women, actively hallucinates that his idol, Yuji, and him go to school together, believes he has an IQ in the thousands, is largely driven by his hatred of being bored, actively disobeyed direct orders to kill Yuji from Kyoto High and that he'd kill them instead if they tried to order him around again, and goes against the common teachings of Jujutsu that cursed energy comes from the core and instead visualizes cursed energy running through his entire body equally AND makes it work that way for him. How is he lawful? Chaotic good
Mei Mei is lawful neutral. She's only driven by money, and she always helps the heroes because they give her money with the sole exception of when she ran into Kenjaku because she doesn't have a moral code and wasn't paid enough to risk her life fighting who she believed to be Geto, who should've been dead.
Megumi isn't neutral? He's driven to help the people close to him and hates more than anything people who put others down, which is why he had a reputation in his middle school of beating up bullies. He hides a lot of his emotions behind his blank face but he's lawful good. Also, he's pretty much the only reason the culling games was a success at all and there was nothing he could do to wake up his sister considering there were dozens of people in similar comas, random ass slander lmao
Nobara has mentioned multiple times she doesn't really care if she kills people and felt no remorse over killing Eso and Kechizu and that she only feels emotions over the people she allows "chairs" for in her life because of how she grew up. She only wanted to become a sorcerer to get out of her awful hometown and make a name for herself. Chaotic neutral.
Tengen is one of the most morally good characters in the series? They've been helping protect Jujutsu society and teach sorcerers for over a thousand years. They were willing to sacrifice their body and possibly even die by allowing Riko to not become their new vessel per Gojo and Geto's request and became a cursed spirit like creature as a result. Lawful Good
Choso is purely driven by his intrinsic belief in the value of family and his role as a big brother. Nothing about him is chaotic. Lawful good. He felt incredible remorse over the people he killed and cried to Yuki about it. He then vowed to live with the interest of humanity in mind from that point forward.
Higuruma is neither chaotic nor neutral, I feel like not placing the honest lawyer character in the lawful good section is a joke or something. He got disillusioned with the Japanese justice system after realizing its corrpution and guilty-until-proven-innocent approach, went into a depressive spiral and began to enjoy the culling games because he thought it offered a more lawful and fair approach to punish others, and after his fight and talk with Yuji he snapped out of it and became driven in his belief in justice once again. Even when Higuruma was falling apart he was still lawful, just lawful neutral. Any other point in his life before or after the few days between awakening his cursed technique and his fight with Yuji he'd be placed in lawful good.
Gakuganji was a traditionalist to a fault, and while Jujutsu Society and its higher-ups are evil, the fact Gakuganji was spared shows he wasn't. Panda directly says Gakuganji killing Masamichi was him just following orders. He then begins to change his mind about the Jujutsu traditions and even helps Gojo land the opening blow against Sukuna. Lawful good.
Everything else makes sense.
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"Everything else makes sense" after destroying one thousand of their points is crazy. I respect it
I disagree on Mei Mei because she's a certified pedophile
I thing choso is lawful neutral as he can go either side to help and/or avenge his family
Sukuna has his beliefs but that doesn’t take away from the fact that he fights just for his pleasure and kills without much thought. Think back to Shibuya where he caused mass destruction and murder… twice. Or even episode 1 where he was fiending for women children the very second he resurrected. Just the sheer fact that he wanted to resurrect in a different generation speaks volume too.
Toji in Neutral Evil?? Dude, you got him mixed up: Toji IS Chaotic Neutral.
How is Toji not evil? Hit man, deadbeat dad, kills teenagers
@@weekendweebs8630hitman doesn't equal evil, it's his job and it was the only one he could get that helped him live day by day, being a deadbeat dad neither is good nor evil it's being abscent without the wish for harm on his own son, killing teenagers is part of the job so he's like a gun no bad intentions other than to gain money, so yes hes caothic neutral because he does as he wishes with no moral code without the inherent intentions of good and evil.
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He chose to be a hitman.
He could have used his physical prowess to do any kind of physical job, including professional sports.
And he chose to not reject hits on innocents.
He could have exclusively dealt with egregious criminals.
He's Evil, with a capital E.
@@elliciencias2197 the only reason he kills people is because he wanted to prove them he was the strongest, he always gambles all the money away for fun after murdering his targets
@@elliciencias2197 wdyfm that being a hitman anda deadbeat isn't evil?
It’s said several places that Sukuna just straight up wants to “live how he wants and to do however he pleases” (in the most fucked up way possible)
I would put Toji in chaotic neutral because all he wanted was money. Kenjaku in Neutral Evil since he's not a person who murders for no reason at least. Not putting Higuruma in Lawful Neutral or Neutral Neutral I just can't understand.
I see people saying Toji is a neutral character but there are many ways to get money. He didn't have to be a hit man. He could have played any sport and became a superstar for example. Kenjaku is a curious person who does a lot of things just to see what will happen. That in itself I find chaotic. I put Higu in chaotic neutral because I feel like his head is all over the place. Lawful Neutral or Neutral Neutral make sense though.
@@weekendweebs8630 I'd consider "evil" more like drawn to or wanting to do evil, and "neutral" more like being fine either way, Toji doesn't kill people because he particularly wants to kill or hurt people himself, but because he's not opposed to it and it benefits him
Todo is not lawful good. He beats up his classmates to almost death if they don’t like the women he likes
He lives by a strict code of being horny so therefore he is lawful
Lawful Good does not mean Lawful Nice
My guy has never read the manga sukuna is chaotic evil
I put him
In chaotic evil 🤣
Lawful and Chaotic isn't in regards to just following societal rules. It applies to personal codes that people go by. I'd put Choso for example in Lawful Neutral because his code is based around protecting his brothers. Nothing else matters. Majority of curses are chaotic evil because they are based off of negative emotions and desires and live however they want. Surprisingly Gakuganji is Lawful Good (If you consider the Jujutsu System a Good institution), its just that his code and adherence to authority made him do horrible things. Last but not least I'd say Yuji is Neutral good. He's a good kid with a good nature, but isn't afraid to bend or break rules to get a good outcome, as he himself is literally a broken rule in the Jujutsu system.
Maki is chaotic good
or chaotic netural
Trough my understanding
Lawful- follows the or law or a doctrine regardless of the situation
Neural(horizontal)- neither lawful or chaotic
Chaotic- acts whit a self liberty over rules first
Good- tries to do things for the better
Neutral-ability to fluctuate between good and evil depending on the situation
Evil-acts with self interest and sometimes with no regard to the other party
You’re partly right but the only problem is the disparity between lawful and neutral .
If I don’t believe in the governments laws yet I apply the r subscribe to some form of law or doctrine or philosophy to guide my actions. Is lawful
So sukuna is lawful evil because he very obviously has self imposed rules and values you we can attribute to him.
1. For example killing the twins but not Jogo. (Granted he would’ve killed him regardless but he still adhered to his promises, like a devil manipulating the wording of his contracts)
2. I forget her name but the woman who was in love with him, he would’ve genuinely married her had she one.
3. And the enchain scene, it wouldn’t have worked if he didn’t adhere to law. A binding vow uses the specific wording to make the contract sealed. He followed the law of the letter of that binding vow and that’s how he benefited.
Yuji is a tough case because at the start he is true neutral. Which basically just means npc so only like 3 characters really can say that. Off the top of my head Riko Amanai: just a Highschool girl by most standards.
Lawful good simply means helping people to the best of your ability whilst adhering to some form of code, societal structure, or philosophies (it doesn’t matter if you externally show that but rather what you’re actions describe: for example nanami is lawful good simply because he wants to help people. He fosters healthy mindsets of his juniors, wants to actively help the world despite having reservations and believes wholeheartly in his values. If he didn’t he would have been in and out of jujitsu’s society. Back to yuji he starts at a very obvious incline: nuetral, to nuetral good, simply helping everyone to the best of his ability, it’s only after shibuya he becomes lawful nuetral: because he views his role in a nuanced sense, the difference being he “kills” curses rather than exorcises them. He devalues hisself for these values and philosophies. Only recently has he spun back to nuetral good, essentially the journey he took was a detour. He always wanted a role, but never needed one, ending back at square one isn’t bad. But here we see his value of life as a whole in full effect. Lawful good and Neutral good characters more than likely try to help adversaries not get axed. The difference is, most of the time Neutral Good people still think of how their actions will benefit themselves to some degree. Yuji killing sukuna, will not only fulfill his “role” but also give him gratification while also reaffirming his believes. While not tangible things like payment or whateve it’s still a benefit for him. This has been my bs dnd alignment Ted talk ty❤
Essentially neutral would be - subscribing to no grander thought, ideal or value and simply being. Like animals, chidlren or the average civilian.
Tbh I feel like Kenjaku is neutral evil, because he doesn’t go out of his way to cause chaos, unless the chaos is required.
I’d agree with you but my thing is that nothing Kenjaku does is required. All his goals are out of scientific curiosity
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I think yuji is chaotic good based on 265 and the whole eating his fetus brothers thing
Yuji did NOT eat his fetus brother... that was Sukuna
Yuji did eat the remaining death wombs
Goated
Geto would fit into lawful neutral mainly because he doesn’t care much about being a good or bad person but had the belief the strong, more specifically the weak should be protected and the strong should be discouraged, but you can also tell he takes whatever is convenient for him. Lawful neutral.
I was ranking the Geto that left JJ High and became a cult leader to kill all non-sorcerers lmao
@@weekendweebs8630 got you. I still think that version is lawful neutral because being lawful doesn’t mean you follow the law of society specifically but simply a systematic code to follow
remined that gon has female voice actor
where's Hakari gonna be at?
Chaotic good to me
@@weekendweebs8630 and Kasakabe?
@@soul8648 I think Kusakabe might be lawfuk good
He protects the students and puts his life on the line, and we never really see him cause any destruction or break rules
@@thanurs I'd say he is a true neutral because he was on the side of killing Yuji, but he didn't. True neutral is if he sees a winning side losing, he would join to that side
@@thanurs I feel like Geto is lawful evil. Because while he has evil motives, his intentions are good
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