As the Jujutsu Kaisen manga has progressed, several impressive death matches and nail-biting brawls have maintained the series’ reputation as a member of shonen’s “Dark Trio” of anime. Alongside Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Chainsaw Man and Yuji Kaku’s Hell’s Paradise, JJK is renowned for its gruesome approach to shonen, straying from the typical happy-go-lucky, “power of friendship” stereotypes. As such, this series is never expected to spare beloved characters’ lives or give the main character Yuji Itadori a break. However, recently it appears as though the series may be putting too much effort into being edgy.Rather than focusing on plot points that need to be expanded on or unraveled, in recent chapters, it appears that mangaka Gege Akutami is keeping violent battles at the forefront of the narrative. As such, the plot is becoming lost in the relentless fighting. While the series has changed the landscape of shonen by straying from classic tropes, the stride for a more gruesome and dark series may have actually taken away from the plot. While fans wait patiently for the narrative to progress, Satoru Gojo is outshining the main character, the plot has lost any sense of direction, and the actual threat to jujutsu society has become very blurry.Jujutsu Kaisen has always taken a more gloomy approach to shonen anime, and as such there are certain expectations surrounding the series. For example, it would be unexpected for an antagonist to be beaten all out, without the loss of a character. Even more minor antagonists weren’t defeated before killing off multiple central characters. For example, Mahito transfigured Itadori’s new friend Junpei and wreaked even more havoc in Shibuya. However, while this is the expectation, it’s similarly anticipated that the plot will progress alongside the tense battles. This has been the case throughout the series, but more recently certain plot points have become difficult to follow among all the fighting.RELATED: Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 236: Why Did Sukuna Hold Back His Power?
As the Jujutsu Kaisen manga has progressed, several impressive death matches and nail-biting brawls have maintained the series’ reputation as a member of shonen’s “Dark Trio” of anime. Alongside Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Chainsaw Man and Yuji Kaku’s Hell’s Paradise, JJK is renowned for its gruesome approach to shonen, straying from the typical happy-go-lucky, “power of friendship” stereotypes. As such, this series is never expected to spare beloved characters’ lives or give the main character Yuji Itadori a break. However, recently it appears as though the series may be putting too much effort into being edgy.
Rather than focusing on plot points that need to be expanded on or unraveled, in recent chapters, it appears that mangaka Gege Akutami is keeping violent battles at the forefront of the narrative. As such, the plot is becoming lost in the relentless fighting. While the series has changed the landscape of shonen by straying from classic tropes, the stride for a more gruesome and dark series may have actually taken away from the plot. While fans wait patiently for the narrative to progress, Satoru Gojo is outshining the main character, the plot has lost any sense of direction, and the actual threat to jujutsu society has become very blurry.
Jujutsu Kaisen has always taken a more gloomy approach to shonen anime, and as such there are certain expectations surrounding the series. For example, it would be unexpected for an antagonist to be beaten all out, without the loss of a character. Even more minor antagonists weren’t defeated before killing off multiple central characters. For example, Mahito transfigured Itadori’s new friend Junpei and wreaked even more havoc in Shibuya. However, while this is the expectation, it’s similarly anticipated that the plot will progress alongside the tense battles. This has been the case throughout the series, but more recently certain plot points have become difficult to follow among all the fighting.
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