Jujutsu Kaisen has long since established itself as a brutal and grim shonen fantasy story, hence its inclusion in Shonen Weekly Jump’s “Dark Trio” alongside Chainsaw Man and Hell’s Paradise. Jujutsu Kaisen contains brutal death scenes, moments of sheer horror with its curses, and plenty of drama courtesy of complex characters like the Zenin sisters, Toji Fushiguro, and other powerful individuals. Anime like Jujutsu Kaisen can defuse their tension through moments of sheer comedy as well as heartfelt romance, but at this rate, Jujutsu Kaisen should only do the former.Jujutsu Kaisen, early on in its second season, hints at a possible romance between Nobara and Yuji. A subplot of this nature could effectively deepen Nobara’s character. However, Jujutsu Kaisen has now reached a point where its tone and narrative are no longer conducive to a romantic subplot. Nobara may survive her battle against the supervillain, Mahito, but her chance to launch a love story with Yuji has passed. It’s clear that romance is not what Nobara, or really what any Jujutsu Kaisen character needs right now. That being said, fans can ship whomever they like and many argue that these characters need some love. Yuji and Nobara are not meant to be, but this isn’t inherently a bad thing, especially since Jujutsu Kaisen seems to be following One Piece’s example when it comes to on-screen romance, or a lack thereof.Yuji and Nobara quickly become a comedic duo in Jujutsu Kaisen, which also boosts their on-screen chemistry. This makes Yuji and Nobara much closer to each other than they are with Megumi or even Satoru Gojo. An episode from Jujutsu Kaisen’s second season hints at Nobara’s jealous side when she feels somewhat threatened by Yuko Ozawa’s passionate interest in Yuji. On its surface level, this is just Nobara as her lovable tsundere self, but it also suggests that she is ready to get romantic with her favorite boy and explore these feelings in greater depth.
Jujutsu Kaisen has long since established itself as a brutal and grim shonen fantasy story, hence its inclusion in Shonen Weekly Jump‘s “Dark Trio” alongside Chainsaw Man and Hell’s Paradise. Jujutsu Kaisen contains brutal death scenes, moments of sheer horror with its curses, and plenty of drama courtesy of complex characters like the Zenin sisters, Toji Fushiguro, and other powerful individuals. Anime like Jujutsu Kaisen can defuse their tension through moments of sheer comedy as well as heartfelt romance, but at this rate, Jujutsu Kaisen should only do the former.
Jujutsu Kaisen, early on in its second season, hints at a possible romance between Nobara and Yuji. A subplot of this nature could effectively deepen Nobara’s character. However, Jujutsu Kaisen has now reached a point where its tone and narrative are no longer conducive to a romantic subplot. Nobara may survive her battle against the supervillain, Mahito, but her chance to launch a love story with Yuji has passed. It’s clear that romance is not what Nobara, or really what any Jujutsu Kaisen character needs right now. That being said, fans can ship whomever they like and many argue that these characters need some love. Yuji and Nobara are not meant to be, but this isn’t inherently a bad thing, especially since Jujutsu Kaisen seems to be following One Piece‘s example when it comes to on-screen romance, or a lack thereof.
Yuji and Nobara quickly become a comedic duo in Jujutsu Kaisen, which also boosts their on-screen chemistry. This makes Yuji and Nobara much closer to each other than they are with Megumi or even Satoru Gojo. An episode from Jujutsu Kaisen‘s second season hints at Nobara’s jealous side when she feels somewhat threatened by Yuko Ozawa’s passionate interest in Yuji. On its surface level, this is just Nobara as her lovable tsundere self, but it also suggests that she is ready to get romantic with her favorite boy and explore these feelings in greater depth.
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