The "fumbled" Ending Of Jujutsu Kaisen...

[@inremugiwara6449]

The fact people are “coping there will be a JJK part 2” indicates this story didn’t give a satisfying ending, as people are convincing themselves there MUST be more to this story.

[@Luke_Clash]

Yes, if this ending was satisfactory there wouldn't be so many people with so much expectation that there would be a part 2

[@nicormoreno]

there is absolutely no succesful media were people dont want more, only stuff that goes for too long are met with "its finally over" there are so many series that ended to a mix of ppl wanting more/satisfied that simply finished there and that is fine. its the most likely case with JJK the story finished and it finished well, people wanting more are people that enjoyed it a lot but cant deal with it being finished.

[@THEtactocalRoach]

Man their are people who are genuinely sad and miss characters I am MORE than happy with the ending but I just want to seee the FUTURE not stuff of the past I’m just curious (only my opinion)

[@malbuf]

We just greedy

[@BlackWestCoast]

Exxxxxaaatllllyyyyyy

[@s8715053122004]

if Yuji had said "nah I'd win" it would have saved the whole ending

[@davidlawrence4018]

"Nah, WE'D win" Like Groot at the end of the first GotG

[@danielfuentes6410]

Yeah you know what I honestly feel like if he had done something more akin to a Gojo mannerism that would've great honestly.

[@youngop]

Save? The ending doesn’t need saving 😂

[@TheCrumpers53]

“Brother, you're a man amongst men. Don't limit yourself to such narrow-mindness. We are jujutsu sorcerers. You and I! Kugisaki! Mr. Nanami! All of our allies. Together, we are jujutsu sorcerers!! As long as we live, our friends who have passed away will not truly have been defeated! It's not about sin or punishment. The moment we become jujutsu sorcerers, our lives cannot be limited to such misfortunes. Looking for meaning or logic in death can at times defile the memories of those we've lost! Even so! What have you been entrusted with? You don't need to answer right now. However, until you find your answer, never stop moving. For those of us who live as jujutsu sorcerers, that is the punishment we must endure.” Todo told all you guys this.

[@starover1]

He didn’t use talk no jutsu, he used talk no jujutsu

[@da_001]

caught that

[@lifewithjm-777]

Thank you for walking us through JJK and getting us the releases live very much appreciated and great luck with fatherhood. Much f’n love and big f’n kisses Bruv

[@shawnellesmith]

JJK is many things. A completed is definitely not one of them; nor I believe this how Gege wanted to finish it.

[@RandomName2.0]

@@shawnellesmith Think he had big plans for it going into it, but fell out of love after awhile. Probably didn't help that he wasn't even planning on continuing past the one shot and had other ideas in mind. So seems like he's just ready to move on

[@Flightkid90]

​@@RandomName2.0big facts and it shows in the writing ngl. I'm just calling a spade a spade for quality

[@wswann34]

It's definitely how he wanted it to end, mans doesn't care about JJK, he jus loves to troll his fans. Even the last page was sukuna's middle finger to the audience lol

[@Darago-q7u]

The thing that bugs me about the ending is the fact that Gege built up a lot of hype plot points...only for him to then brush them under the carpet and hope that you don't remember those things 😒😒 like I understand if he felt like he needed to offscreen the Hakari Vs Uraume fight because he needed to wrap things up...but WHY TF did they keep randomly bringing up the fact that Yuta was either a descendant of Michazine Suguwara or that he descended from the Fujiwara clan like Gojo?? Also what's up with Angel talking about Sukuna being "the fallen one/the disgraced one" (which would have been a perfect opportunity to throw in a Sukuna Heian era flashback) Also like damn...they couldn't show us at least one panel of a single Gojo clan member other than Satoru?🤔 Because Gege confirmed in a Q&A that Gojo's parents are still alive

[@Bornagainvillain]

@@Darago-q7u heian flash back wasn’t important.

[@lucasmorandini7566]

Found it mediocre as fuck. The anime is probably going to receive the Mappa buff though.

[@Luke_Clash]

We hope so

[@everettenjeze6276]

Mappa writers gonna take notes and do a much better job then gege lol

[@dalcedarry8863]

😂😂the Mappa buff

[@deliriumthewaifu7030]

You JJK fans are either too dumb to understand everything and have to be spoon fed or actually read the damn series. And you are of the first category.

[@Runningwritingreading]

editing is fire on this bro What a series, there were plenty of times during Shinjuku showdown that I felt perhaps us fans were more invested with certain themes and characters than Gege was in exploring. I think, Gege's health + Weekly release stress added up. And he has an author knew this was his best exit. I do feel like they closed curtains and kicked out the audience a bit fast, and lore dumping info (le Simple Domain) isnted of resolutions and last moments left bitter taste. But man, week by week as Shinjuku Showdown released, what a thrill. What a fight. I'll never forget you Gege, as long as I live!

[@realmil733]

Man! I love your take. Something about Gojo dying never sat well with me. Honestly that conversation made me think the same thing.

[@bludgeonedfate708]

I enjoyed your brief breakdown of the end. I don't think Gege was ever interested in answering all our questions or completely fleshing out the world. It was a coming of age story in a shonen setting. How we deal with loss and what gives life meaning were the most important questions to him. However I can understand a shonen/battle manga audience wanting more.

[@fingolfin7]

JJK was an amazing journey to go on and I loved the videos, analyses, and leak streams you were putting out for us. It was fantastic!

[@ninjaflip5146]

Thank you Weeb! You've quite literally carried in becoming one of my favorite channels. The way you express and explain the poetic beauty of a series has been incomparable. I'll be looking forward to your next videos, you have earned a break bro 🔥💯

[@PercyLove850]

I love jjk, honestly it may have my favorite cast of anime characters of all time from Toji, kenjaku, yuta, Gojo ect and the world that Gege built is amazing. That being said I can't help but feel Gege left alot of meat on the bone and it felt a bit rushed. I can't help but wonder how burnt out Gege is right now

[@reallifeshtent2817]

Weekly releases too bro was cooked .

[@themindsbehind]

Bruh why you gotta get me emotional at the end. So happy you got the chance to build this community and channel. Love your content.

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

@@themindsbehind 😂❤️

[@Luke_Clash]

I disagree, this ending seemed very empty to me and didn't explain practically anything about the jujutsu world.

[@deliriumthewaifu7030]

You JJK fans are either too dumb to understand everything and have to be spoon fed or actually read the damn series. And you are of the first category.

[@zefem]

Yeah dude is coping. Even he thinks theres a part 2 when gege speedran this shit to the ground lmao

[@Allons-Y-04]

Thank you for always keeping things positive Weeb 🙏 Now onto Kagurabachi!!!

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

Always!

[@alfredo-sq2ms]

this isn’t even an ending as there’s so much introduced towards the end that indicate more plot it’s a cliff hanger if anything so as far as “endings” go it’s bad

[@pmanattack7363]

We perfectly wrapped up Yuji, Megumi, Sukuna, and Gojo's character arcs. The ancient evil cursed item was cleansed of its dark nature and, through being taught about love, becomes a talisman for good. Gojo's dream of fostering a strong and intelligent new generation that will overthrow the corrupt system of jujutsu comes true, and because of their camaraderie none of them are forced to carry the awful burden of "the strongest" like Gojo was forced to. Yuji learns the value of life and finally comes to terms both with the circumstances of his grandfathers death and the meaning/purpose of his life. Megumi grows past his despair and suicidal nature into someone who can see value in life/himself and live more earnestly. Sukuna is forced to accept that a life of nihilistic hedonism was not only empty, but the wrong choice, and chooses to go north and be better (if there is afterlife/reincarnation). It felt like a great mix of wrapping up the characters while leaving just enough about the world open to make it feel like a real, living setting.

[@nelisezpasce]

@@pmanattack7363 Nice wall of text, is it ChatGPT? What do you think is the most common opinion on this? Do you support said common opinion held by the majority? Are most people wrong to feel disappointed? Do you approve of recommending better stuff to the JJK fandom?

[@pmanattack7363]

@@nelisezpasce why the chat GPT accusation? lol, was what I wrote too complicated for you to understand? I think the common opinion is that JJKs ending was bad. I think the common opinion is also wrong, and that most people who read the manga rotted their brain through spoiler/leak culture and agenda posting while never actually considering the story they were reading. It sucks that so many people are disappointed by the ending, there's things I'm disappointed by too, but most people went into the ending expecting the complete wrong things, so I don't feel bad for them being disappointed. If you jump back a few months in time, you'll find massively upvoted reddit posts with thousands of engagements talking about how they "have no idea what this story is even about." Of course, those people would be disappointed by the ending. They had no idea what they were reading. How could Gege ever give them something they would like? 🤦‍♂️ Take Gojo, for example. He's the favorite character of the community, but most of them have no idea what his character or story is about. They unironically just like the "aura" moments. Whenever Gojos loneliness, sadness, isolation, and dreams for a future without "the strongest" come up, they get confused and angry and riot that he's "out of character" and "gege hates him." They complain that there was a "strange absence of Gojo" after Sukuna lost, when the very first thing we do is have our main trio read Gojos letters. Then we see a coalition of strong and intelligent sorcerers, the very thing Gojo committed his life to cultivating assemble to discuss both their actions in the past and what steps will be taken next. We LITERALLY got to watch Gojos dream be fulfilled vefore our eyes and people complained that Gege was "neglecting Gojo." Yuji ends the story by finding a strength that "won't be limited by special grade" like Gojo wanted, while showing the same kindness to a new down-on-his-luck curse user/jujutsu sorcerer like Gojo did for Yuji and Yuta, and people STILL complain that there wasn't enough Gojo in the final chapters, despite everything being a fulfillment of Gojos wishes and legacy. People simply don't understand the story they're reading, and instead of trying to understand get mad at the author. I approve of recommending different stuff to the JJK fandom. I think they should go and watch crash courses literature modules on KZbin and go pick up some of those books and learn how to read a story, then come back to shonen action. This is going to sound super condescending, but the joke about JJK fans not reading their own manga was true. These people are only ever going to be disappointed by what they read next since they clearly lack the ability to understand what a story is about, much less appreciate it. The ending isn't perfect, but it's a good ending, and most people are wrong to feel as angry about it as they are.

[@nelisezpasce]

​@@pmanattack7363 I understand. Accessible "entertainment" (call it "media" or "content" and to some that is disrespectful) attracts way bigger audiences than niche ones (you can start reading a manga on chapter 1, unlike other stories that require 2 whole manuals before you can have fun). The "mindless consoomers" who only engage on a surface level and the ones that enjoy inspecting it closer, both are reading the same work, but getting different experiences out of it. However, the author can also be at fault by not presenting his thesis more clearly. Writers should know their readers well. A popular shounen title that earned its mass appeal through "aura" should keep delivering what is expected of it (alongside stuff the fans didn't know they wanted, but only as a bonus). That's where creative vision and executive demands clash. With lots of money at stake, should the magazine force him to revive Gojo? Make it all about Gojo? Greenlight a Gojo spin-off? I recently saw that video essay about Naruto's editor by CorvuSphere. Said editor pushed the mangaka to hurry up and introduce more characters, start a tournament arc, and so on. The author wanted to send the main trio to more missions across the villages, but plans changed. Makes you think whether Naruto would still be going like One Piece does, only replace villages with islands. There are many factors like greed or agendas that negatively impact serialized writing. It's like gambling to keep up with unfinished works. Everyone should be aware they can always be let down. Anyway, do you have anything you wanna recommend? It can take a decade or more after something comes out to judge it fairly. To evaluate its pros and cons, see if it still holds up. Recency bias may be as bad as nostalgia. Do you believe in timeless stories? Do you agree some will age horribly? Are you optimistic about future masterpieces? Do you even care when we have enough masterpieces to last us many lifetimes already?

[@JakeyChan6]

What a journey! Found you because of JJK and it’s been an awesome ride you’re awesome my man can’t wait for the future stuff! Enjoy the break

[@izzy-ew2by]

Been fighting for my life defending this ending. Glad to see it covered in a positive light. My view is that the flaws in jjk only come in what it did not get to explore. In return we got to see the story of yuji fleshed out fully. Starting with saving people because his grandfather told him to being filled with rage and wanting to kill every curse he came across after his fight with mahito in shibuya. The story ends with yuji learning the cog mentality was flawed and he needs to be companionate. Being compassionate (like he was with the curse user) ties with what his grandad wanted AND mirrors how gojo saved yuta and yuji. JJK is yujis journey, it is sad that other parts of the story are not as in depth as yuji, but I think it’s fine.

[@owaisibnmajeed9926]

12:13 1 is uraume 2 is his mother Uraume always stranded by his side and did whatever sukuna wills. This is the path of love, existing with someone. His mother tried to kill sukuna in the womb, and he killed his twin and took a path of curse, to take revenge from all kinds of weak people mind set like her mother like the zenin family.

[@IsThatAThaiName]

Mother part is not confirmed at all

[@raec5426]

The last chapter is decent (Gojo and Sukuna parts carried). But the ending as whole has too many things underdeveloped to be satisfying, so underwhelming. I would have traded the simple domain lore for more character focus from the main cast in the battle aftermath. Better transition off the heaviness of the war and more acknowledgment of fallen comrades' sacrifice, like Gojo especially, before the lighthearted tone shift.

[@GiantsLandon]

The lay chapter is decent if it was like chapter 60. As a finale chapter it was terrible

[@GurraLager]

@@raec5426 Agree, simple domain lore was just unnecessary.

[@raec5426]

@@GiantsLandon Yeah, I meant more so in isolation.

[@MyNameIsZwei]

I'm still gonna support you man! From the loss of one's mother to another. I know that pain and I know what it feels like to feel the brain fire. Your gonna do good in anything else you do.

[@apexx_prime8313]

appreciate finding and experiencing the ladder part of this journey with you man! looking forward to seeing whats next!

[@finfondler998]

Hey brother, that little closing a door to open a window was the action I needed to get out of an abusive relationship and into the best part of my life. JJK just carried us all along the way. Keen to see what you do with the channel.

[@vsquad3686]

Started reading the summer my mom passed been hooked every since so glad gege was born in my lifetime

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

@vsquad3686 hope everything is well now 🙏🏻

[@masterjb54321]

I love you man! You took your time and gave the most well balanced, positive reviews of any of the major channels for the masterpiece of a story JJK is. Your depth of knowledge around Gege’s storytelling is the best and I support you in whatever this channel brings in the future!

[@SwordNyte]

Was looking forward to your recap of the episode, what a ride. Thanks for the tremendous coverage of the series man, looking forward to what comes next.

[@codykakashialucard]

I've been saying it since the beginning,.we are getting a heian era flashback, then we get a 10 year time skip from our current story and we get to see yuji train gojo's hidden son or daughter/ or like some relatives that have both his techniques. And I hope you know this series has changed my life I started at a time when I was dealing with the loss of my son and fiance and you opened the door of manga for me which helped me find my peace again and I can never thank you enough for that weeb. I can't wait to see where you take the channel from here

[@GuhTSOOH]

Thank you SOOO much for being my go to for leaks and the SUPER Detailed way you have read through this series TRULY amazing cant wait for your next adventure!

[@arunpunna5899]

For me jjk is story for the people who are feeling lonely . I'm one of them too . I loved it the story and ending. I hope one day I will get rid of my loneliness and find a good path so I could help others from their loneliness so I could help them too move forward with good life better life great life and give happy ending for everyone. Love you guys , weeb and miyamura it was a great journey. 🚶

[@Brayker660]

i kinda like it because it doesnt give the "main characters" a end but it gives but wraps it up nicely it lets us imagine whats next while showing that like gojo when sukuna lost he was finally happy he finally got a equal we see the change in his person after the gojo battle he felt complete there but then felt empty again,but now he lost for the first time ever and he isnt mad like gojo his lost gave him peace.

[@damienseals5849]

Appreciate you dude- thanks for the reviews, leaks and opinions. Nun of the homies wanted to pick up a book and read the manga so coming here to share in the excitement and joy of my favorite story was always something to look forward to.

[@kevindiazzzz]

Love what you’re doing weeb! Looking forward to keeping up with what you’re up to next homie 🫡

[@swagzilla86.55]

glad im not the only one who enjoyed this ending - i do hope the anime expands on some things like the aftermath but im also of the belief a part 2 will come some time later down the line

[@redmist315]

I sincerely hope this channel continues

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

Me too 🫡

[@everettenjeze6276]

@@Dynamic-Weebbtw what’s the background music you used for the song

[@pauljoseph3081]

Forget the ending. There are too many plots thrown out there that weren't explained, no closures amongst the most asked questions such as Gojo's background, the pupose of 6 eyes and why Tengen wants to kill it? Tengen's background and evolution, the JJK society itself. Sukuna's background and why he was an unwanted child, Sukuna's powers and how he became the King of Curses and his evolution. Kenajaku's 1000 year plot and its closure? Is he alive? How can he have a change of heart just like that? Got wrecked by a side character? Damn. A thousand year of malicious planning on destroying humanity was changed by "friendship" that's Fairy Tale sh*t right there. Megumi's useless a$$ never got a chance to redeem himself. Toji would kill him if he knew how useless his son is! Yuji? What's his domain? How did he gained such power? And why didn't he used it early while they were teaming up against Sukuna? Speaking of teaming up, if Maki, Yuta and Yuji can keep up with Sukuna, why didn't they just jumped on Sukuna early and beat him? That would give them 100% chance of winning! Especially when Sukuna was hit by Unlimited Domain and got stunned, they could have prepared a team teleported by Ui Ui nearby, like Maki that will ambush Sukuna since she can't be detected as we saw in this arc. Hakari vs Uraume? WTF? What's gonna happen now that the rest of the world knew about curses? USA won't just sit and do nothing about it! I mean if you pick all inconsistencies in this series, you'd probably publish a series of your own. Gege's one heck of a con-artist!

[@GothamThotSlayer]

@pauljoseph3081 lol most of these questions were answered. You all just have a hard time reading the story but do you

[@pauljoseph3081]

@@GothamThotSlayer Really? Tell me the chapters then

[@Owen-sx4jj]

Dude can't write

[@pauljoseph3081]

@@Owen-sx4jj Gege's a con-artist, Gojo is literally a Kakashi copycat lol

[@MegaJackolope]

Reminder that the manga was going to be potentially cancelled around the time of the detention center and Gege wrote Yuji dying as a way to make the story more interesting. It worked, but it also shows there is maybe not as much planning going on as something like MHA; where the manga is a literal storyboard for the anime, the manga+anime are made in tandem, lots of writers planning all the character moments. You got a cool combat manga with some flaws and what Gege does next will probably interest you more if he can learn from his mistakes.

[@AndresRodriguez-rh9sg]

Thank you for everything man I’ve looked forward to every video and live stream you’ve done! Thank you for everything this is what I looked forward to every week was seeing your video enjoy your rest king!

[@riccardoathfocus]

You are one of the few youtubers that I really enjoyed seeing talking about this manga. And I really like how you treated this final chapter. Thank you 😊

[@djgnome2]

Amazing video and also in japanes gojo says the exact same thing he says in shibuya just after he got sealed "I have faith in you"

[@trehubb6144]

I genuinely find these ending chapters good enough. So many manga series, TV shows as of Late have crapped the landing for ending their series. JJK while not perfect did something good enough to where I don't have many complaints. The characters essentially are still the characters I been reading.

[@jaysoncariati8379]

Sukuna finally realizing everything, and everyone has been saying this whole time time and takes it on the chill walking away has the greatest villain and antagonist in history 🍻

[@jaysoncariati8379]

For a someone that was old and was set on prove me otherwise was proven otherwise then was willing to change for the betterment of himself and the one person he cared about it

[@jaysoncariati8379]

It's funny how they make if look like she's his daughter crying 😢

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

I got a video coming soon you'll love!

[@JaleelBeig]

I have questions. What happened to Kugisaki reuniting with Saori? What happened to Yuko Ozawa? What did Gojo say to geto before offing him? What does the mourn tiger look like?

[@Ranu_268]

Weeb you were the man who got Me into the manga I’ve been through the journey through you I appreciate your dedication and love for the series you have risen to the top of my favorite KZbinrs

[@Obelg]

15:03 Sukuna didn't actually *live* in that 1000 years between the heian era and modern day. He was in suspended animation, as there was no suitable vessel for him to live through. Looking at his behavior, he was probably middle-aged before he turned himself into a cursed object

[@AresHeartbreaKid]

Weeb My Guy, i've Never Regretted hitting that SubScribe Button, and watching every Video With You always Felt like Time Well Spent. Thanks for keeping us all company as we have kept yours as well. Hell of a journey Broski, No regrets! so happy to have been here. thanks bud!

[@raec5426]

5:35 - I think it's more that Gojo wasn't an egotistical idiot, so a contingency in the event of him losing. Not that he thought he would inevitably lose beforehand (there's narration later on in the fight of him realizing he really could lose while in it in ch 233 like that was him actually facing that reality initially then). But he knew that it was more wise to invest in others in the long run than just himself, so he did those things in advance for them. He didn't have complete ego in himself like before - thus his confidence is less in himself than normal for his usual ego and more in the others, in particular Yuji, for the future. A last bit of great character development from Gojo.

[@sonnatsu6363]

People hated on Attack on Titan’s ending… I’m not taking anyone serious after that😭😭 the world feels incomplete because it is. It’s just OUR end THEY will keep living in this world, so why would there be a conclusion in their story. The little trio mission was a sneak peak to how their lives will continue. They will fight curses like silly gooses and get stronger. I like that they didn’t make it seem like everything is over, I like that it feels realistic.

[@will8243]

One thing I noticed is that when Sukuna decides to think about change, him and Uraume walk towards the top of the page (north) while Mahito faces towards the bottom of the page (south). I may be coping because I ultimately didn’t like the ending, but I thought that was really cool.

[@asdergold1]

Still coping I see. One day the copers will admit the ending was ass.

[@kermalcharles9450]

Get off your knees bro dammm

[@GothamThotSlayer]

Hold your breath until then. See how long you last 😂

[@authorRisenfromash]

I'm sure you will have a lot of grief thrown your way for enjoying this ending, but I find your thoughts can bring a greater understanding and meaning to it especially highlighting some of the 'full circle' plot points I missed on the initial read through. I liked it but didn't like this chapter as much as some others in the five chapter finale, but at least Fushiguro lived. I had feared his death and knew it would send me into a tailspin as I wanted the younger generation to be successful in changing the 'doomed' nature of the world of curses and sorcerers. Now that the trio is back together I'm just sad that I can't read them and Higuruma's adventures on a monster-of-the-month sorcerer mission series :( Thank you for your heartwarming videos and sharing this interesting journey with all of us.

[@GiantsLandon]

Idk how you can digest this chapter for days and come to the conclusion it was good. But an actual good chapter of JJk comes out or even a spoiler you can immediately recognize it as good. Sounds more like you are trying hard to find things to like than actual observing it as a final piece to a work as an entirety. Almost like it’s cope??? It’s a disjointed and doesn’t serve the greater story at all. Along with the other 4 previous chapters. Deep down you know this was not a great ending and has stained the image of JJk permanently

[@TheCrumpers53]

Nope cope here. I liked it.

[@crashtv677]

Ah yes you know exactly how he feels lmao

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

This comment makes literally no sense, Almost every single leak stream/video is stress heavily I'll be waiting for TCB/Official translations before I cast my final judgement. I be hyped by the visual action being shown but still reserve judgement for the final translations... these two things aren't mutually exclusive.

[@ericgunner4121]

​@@Dynamic-Weebyour supposed to be calling it trash, it's the trend. Also remember alot of these people said they don't care how Gojo comes back as long as he does. Even if it doesn't make sense.

[@GothamThotSlayer]

​@Dynamic-Weeb don't even bother to give these folks attention. I literally commented on another channel about how and why Gojo doesn't NEED a funeral because that's what most Gojo fans were complaining about. They literally responded to me saying "no one will come to your funeral." They can't accept difference of opinion ESPECIALLY when it comes to their favorite character. You gave a great analysis. And I also enjoyed the ending along with the rest of the series. I wanted more but im just glad he completed it on his own terms. Easily an 8/10 for me(at minimum)

[@GothamThotSlayer]

Ending was lukewarm for me, which is fine. I personally wanted a time skip just so i can see how they look when theyre older. But overall still enjoyed the series and your analysis videos over this generational manga. Thanks for keeping things positive despite the toxicity in the comments. Crazy how you can like things and people are just bothered by it because they disagree. Theyre just like: "Nah, I'd argue"

[@ezra662]

Thank you so much Weeb ❤

[@emrepalapi]

I don't understand why people hate the ending; all 235 chapters of the manga were great!

[@bu11ymaguire]

Lmao. A true gojo fan.

[@christhechilled]

" I don't understand" yeah, stay in your bubble cuz you'll probably never will

[@mesa.design]

@@christhechilled he trolling bro

[@ericgunner4121]

I'm convinced people would have been okay with it if Gojo came back and it made no sense.

[@emrepalapi]

@@ericgunner4121 of course people would have been more okay with it, It already makes no sense. Atleast people would have gotten their favorite character who written off from the story with an asspull.

[@HeyHaydn]

I think the issue with the entire community reactions (aside from the fact the JJK community varies wildly from toxic af to chill af) is that for a lot of people this is their first manga they've followed week-by-week. What other mediums give you a tiny snippet of content every week? JJK manga will probably always be cursed by the fact that so many people first experienced it in the Gojo Sukuna fight. I've found the ending of JJK to be really enjoyable. I liked the NSS lore, it answered some cool questions about how Yuji learned it and some hints Meimei dropped. I feel like people feel underwhelmed because they were barraged with hours of theory crafting and reaction content between each chapter, how could Gege actually live up to that? Everything was a hint to something else. Every tiny detail was exposition. My view on how the manga would end has changed so much and I've been so wrong with so many things, but I enjoyed the story as it unfolded. Gege placed some cool hints (Gojo return, Yuta not dead, who actually predicted Yuta would copy Kenjaku's technique?) throughout the story and, I'd say, the vast majority of actual hanging questions posed by Gege have been answered. True there's a few unanswered questions, and a huge number of potential directions to go, but there's never shame in leaving a story hanging. I think everyone who's complaining would also say they've enjoyed the story of JJK in its entirety. If someone's only issue is what isn't in the story, then I just think they need to reevaluate their perspective away from consume consume consume. Also, content creators and readers in pretty much all JJK communities seem to forget that we aren't the target audience. The money JJK generates and the primary audience is in Japan. Gege isn't motivated by the English speaking fandom and I'd be astounded if he was even slightly aware of the reaction in the English speaking JJK community. It's almost laughable when people who literally consume JJK as leaked content and don't actually pay for it somehow think they're the customer here 🤣

[@shakti1219]

I really hate how you ended with the "target audience" Bs because it doesn't matter who the audience is a good story is a good story. And the whole "week to week" part is relevent for the "sukuna cycle" or the sukuna gauntlet being hated on but the ending is a absolutely not affected by that. Often people defending the ending say "we got a conclution for almost everything" ..... but the main issue is that we didn't get it in a satisfactory or properly developed way, hence feeling extremely hollow - And the reason why ppl think we will get a part 2 or ppl still not being able to cope that it is over because the ending just doesn't have the weight and ended up feeling hollow.

[@HeyHaydn]

@@shakti1219 if you read my post, I'm not necessarily defending the ending. JJK is a story I enjoyed, and the ending it had I enjoyed. I could choose to feel like I want more, or I can accept the story for what it is and enjoy the parts of the story I liked. Everyone has things they wished happened, but the ending can only feel hollow if we let our expectations dictate our enjoyment of the moment. I think the last chapters set up some interesting future plot points, but also ended it in a way that let's it end now. It wasn't long ago Gege had a month off for sickness. For all we know he's decided he wants to do the manga he's always wanted (he's always alluded to this) before his health deteriorates.

[@alexandersplace2351]

Oh my gosh, I COMPLETELY agree with you on the "consumption mentality" so many of the fans have. Criticism is fine, and there certainly is a fair amount of stuff to criticize, but a lot of fans just read the leaks online and then shit on Gege himself instead of framing their criticism in a constructive way. Some (not all) of it is also just super petty (think "but what was Yuji's domain name???"). Personally, I liked the ending and am fine with the unexplored plot points, because none of them are actually plot HOLES. Not everything possible will or even can happen.

[@estebana.2488]

What’s the OST in this video weeb?!

[@sparringcacti1159]

Man, I too loved the ending for me Yuji's use of that line, cemented his position as the strongest of the era. Gojo was a bulwark, and the antithesis of Sukuna, in terms of how they both handled the responsibility of being the strongest. Sukuna as we know it imposed himself on others, Gojo did the same albeit for the sake of preserving the balance, until such a time he found that a new era could be fostered and upheld by his students. I feel his last words to Yuji cemented the fact that Yuji would be the inheritor of the onus he once bore, though with his own unique twist, his empathy being the most prominent dimension of his character.

[@-Rika]

Visual upgrades looking nice weeb!

[@OdaNobunaga15]

If not a part 2, a prequel during the Heian era would be nice. I would love to see how Sukuna became the absolute savage/monster that he is in the main story.

[@nottheshad0w]

The story is a 10/10 but the ending is 4/10. 1. Gege brought up shadow style technique in the end moments of the chapter, what happened to that? no more information about it was given. 2. The recent chapters gave information about clans in jjk world fighting for power. Again no more information related to that after Mei killed the old woman. 3. Tengen's barrier collapsing is a threat to the entire JJK world. All curses will eventually leak into the world once the barrier is broken. This is like a Sukuna level threat and yet no information was given about it. 4. What really happened to Gojo's body? the last time we saw his body was during the time Yuta was using it and fell because of exhaustion while fighting Sukuna. 5. Kenjaku looks like a fool when trying to attempt to cause the "merger". No information was given about the merger during the end moments. While the Cursed World (something that Kenjaku mentioned) was never brought up or explored after Kenjaku mentioned it. There it is. JJK was truly the best anime i have ever read. But the ending just doesn't do it justice. Sukuna's conclusion is good and it made me happy knowing that he chose his path. But that is the only good thing about the ending.

[@briFFF]

yeah the story was beautifully setted up with interesting ideas and concepts but because it ended before those were explored it obviously is not a real ending and that cant even be debated, its just a fact

[@mesa.design]

I even think the Sukuna path change was wack. His character arc didn’t even set up for that successfully. He died cursing Yuji and saying don’t trust him, then in a small one page panel says yeah, I’ll do it differently. JJK had all the setting for best ever. But he dropped the ball heavy

[@pmanattack7363]

These are my takeaways from the bullet points you listed, hopefully they give you a better appreciation of the final chapters (or at least something to consider lol). 1. Gege explained the new shadow style because it had been a hanging mystery since it was introduced. "What are the binding vows these characters allude to?" "Why aren't more sorcerers (like nanami for example) taught this essential anti-domain technique?" It was Gege's way of answering questions and showing on-screen how the new generation (without Gojo's help) usurped the more selfish self serving old guard for a better future. 2. There's no more fighting for power. The Gojo clan is powerless without Satoru, the Zenin clan is dead (with the remainers lead by megumi), Noritoshi is the leader of the Kamo clan and he's chill and a good guy, and the shadowy new shadow style group is finished. The good guys beat the evil shadowy clans. 3. I think Gege used the looming worry of Tengen's barriers and Gakuganji's seeming dismissal of their threat to cap off Gakuganji, Yaga, Gojo, and the higher up's arc. Gojo wanted the young to be able to live out the best years of their life unburdened by the threats the higher ups place on their shoulders (like in hidden inventory). Gojo spared Gakuganji because after the events with Yaga, he saw that Gakuganji had changed for the better. Gakuganji sparing the young from the turmoil of this threat that, though looming, won't be a problem for a while, shows that Gojo's ideology won out and that the Jujutsu world is both taking more responsibility for itself, and that it's being kinder to its younger generation. 4. I think the implication is they cremated it (after Yuta switched out), since Shoko berates Gojo posthumously for not taking the proper rituals with Geto's body. It doesn't make sense for them to draw attention to it in Geto's case and then not fix the problem for Gojo. 5. Yeah, the merger and how it was handled was a little weird. I was always 50/50 on whether or not it was going to happen or what it meant thematically for the story. I think it has something to do with boredom and entitlement, but idk. The cursed realm was an interesting sounding concept and I wish we got more about it.

[@bu11ymaguire]

​@@mesa.designLmao. This last chapter completes sukuna and doesn't contradict what he did and said previously. with the latest chapter I see loads of possibilities for sukuna in a completely new light. A boy who was cursed by his surroundings so much that he encapsulated that persona. Its like if Naruto turned a villain and committed so many atrocities to the point where he feels like he is nature's divine wrath on life. Sukuna's atrocities will also be seen in a new light. But even sukuna doesn't care about redeemability. He is not somebody who is completely changed but wonders about the second path because losing meant death and now he wonders after seeing what would happen if he took the second path. Maybe at the end it wasn't as fulfilling as he thought his end would be. Its a brilliant characterization and subversion of tropes. We thought sukuna was kurama but he was Naruto who didn't have someone to lift him up and turned out to be like this after decades of slaughter.

[@RACH90810]

​@@bu11ymaguireSukuna reincarnated as Yuji. He afraid his cursed self immolate him. He need to die in order become Yuji. Do you notice Jogo and Megumi had same trait?

[@strawhat_moses4079]

We get to the end of the story and people forget how the ten shadows work, every destroyed shikigami’s power goes to whatever is left so that divine dog should be op asf honestly

[@ehhblya9302]

I remember something like Gege planned out the starting point and the finish, and after this ending i 100% believe him😂 I think Gege came up with a lot of exciting stuff during the mid section of it, but sadly for some reason he didn't deliver on all of them, maybe bc of not having enough creative freedom, maybe bc of being burnt out, or maybe it's bc he didn't have enough experience, but even with that imo the very last chapter was good, and i hope Gege takes his time to rest and comes back in the future even better. #ThankYouGege

[@brianproctor7707]

Well, im not going anywhere, but i look forward to your new adventure. It was truly our Jujutsu Kaisen thank you for choosing to spend your time with us as well ❤

[@Rodiacreed]

I did enjoy the chapter and it was even better than I had hoped when they included the Sukuna and Mahito conversation. A lot was left behind as Gege just wanted to end the series. There is no way he wanted it to end this way when so many things have been abandoned.

[@Sky_901]

Its honestly sad that people forgot the core theme of jjk and preferred to push an agendas and enjoy the fights instead tbh but oh well as gojo said "You can admire a blooming flower but you can't ask it to understand you "

[@qarcon3247]

Doesn't disregard ALL the things Gege set up and NEVER addressed. People have a right to criticize important ideas that just got thrown away because the author didn't feel like dealing with it.

[@Sky_901]

@@qarcon3247 I never said there was a problem with people having their own opinion I just said I find it rather sad that majority of said opinions are based agendas rather than reading the story. Ihv seen people saying the merger should have happened to stop to cursed cycle, while completely ignoring the fact that if that had happened every human in Japan would have died by default due to fusing with tegen. Ihv seen people complaining that either Sukuna or Gojo should have won or Yuji should have beat Sukuna 1v1 while completely ignoring the fact that that would have proved Sukuna ideologies right and contracted the message of the story. Ihv seen people whine that gojo didn't get a funeral or how sukuna was "talk no justu'd" while ignoring the fact the core theme about is moving on with life despite the hardships that may come with it which both gojo and sukuna demonstrated well in this chapter.

[@LordFlack0]

Those things were never important for the plot of the story. You played yourself ​@@qarcon3247

[@GiantsLandon]

Problem is that we don’t see the actual character progressi In moving on. It just happens. You are gonna tell me with a straight face that sukuna kicking and screaming that he lost before turning into dust would go back into Yuji for a new life. However the next chapter we see sukuna he’s okay all of a sudden he lost? Where is the transition point? The big point is Gege never executes on any themes that he brings up. Which is why the hate is coming in. Why waste people time with these different concepts if you aren’t going to address them or show us validate transitioning of the character development. You can cope and say the central theme is moving on(which that was not the original central theme. The original theme was the point of life before death, and being a good person as said by Yuji in the beginning) but doesn’t change the fact everyone see this for what it is as a mess and repetitive going back to the shinjuku showdown.

[@Sky_901]

@@GiantsLandon Sukuna is not inside of yuji what talking about? Sukuna literally told Gojo only the strongest should get to decide how the world should work and seeing that he lost to yuji both physically and ideologically guess what he's keeping true to his word. Sukuna throwing tantrum before this is a very human thing to do because sukuna is losing to someone who hr hated with a passion who ultimately correct in ideology and so after calming down he moved on from it. Your telling me that has never happened to you? Not even when you have argued with your parents at 1 point then later realizing they were right? If you think the central theme of jjk the is point of life before death and being a good person then you've been completely ignored the times yuji has been punished by the story for being said good person and also completely ignoring what yuji said in 265 but I digress. You can say Im coping all want I'm still not gonna hate on an ending just because it's what everyone else is doing I can have my own thoughts I don't need to follow a herd I do whatever I want. Gege didn't waste your time you weren't held at gun point being forced to read jjk. You read it because you liked it. Now because you didn't like the ending it was a waste of time? Bruh stop.

[@kingj4401]

Ppl started having an agenda since the Gojo vs Sukuna fight. In a way I hated how the series popularity sky rocketed cz most ppl stopped reading the manga and started creating their own head canon of how events SHOULD go. Loved the ending except how Kenjaku was handled but jjk is 4ever a masterpiece 👏

[@THEtactocalRoach]

The ending was a 8/10 for me manga was 10/10 I enjoyed the ending of everyone and it was nice I’m gonna support his next work peak video from you! Can’t wait for more content (jjk part 2 cope)

[@angiew4558]

I LOVE your coverage of the ending of JJK! I love that you took a minute to gather your thoughts and put everything together and let things simmer a bit before popping off with a reaction video. BTW, I lost my mom around the same time you did and it has been comforting to be on this path with you over the past several months. I truly wish you the best and hope you and your partner and baby-to-be the greatest tidings of health and happiness! 🥰

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

Wishing you nothing but the best ❤️

[@devynrobinson1498]

I wouldn’t call it cope. I don’t think that Gojo thought he couldn’t win but for the first time he honestly did not know for sure if he would win. Which is not the same as knowing you’ll lose. And that was something he had longed for. Same with sukuna. I think him saying he had confidence like he never had was him releasing whatever sentiment of being the strongest and the burden that comes with it. He felt if he lost it would still be ok so he could enjoy the fight regardless. That’s my take

[@alphawolfonline3758]

Weeb i love watching your videos

[@Ichigojokatsu]

Ending was trash, we gotta stop glazing Gege.. he fumbled not once but many times on a great story.. JJk is the Game of thrones of Mangas

[@Luke_Clash]

Agreed

[@TheYoutuberPegasusIsGarbage]

it was never some great story. it's always been an average one at best. this is the reason why you got so disappointed

[@LordFlack0]

Oh please

[@GothamThotSlayer]

It's called difference of opinion

[@GiantsLandon]

Yeah this guy is the biggest JJk glazer on KZbin. This was a disaster of a finale 5 chapters. Even NC hammer said this ending made this mag MHA mid. All the open plot points, wasted pages and chapters on new concepts, drastic change in personality out of nowhere (sukuna in the afterlife).

[@ednogg47]

GEGE wanted to end on a high note probably, cant wait for the next work. (hopefully another battle type)

[@Haz3dNightfall]

The ending of JJK was messier than MHA'S.

[@onliketron7107]

@weeb hey man just a thought it may help it may not. I loved your theories and fresh takes on the anime/manga. Maybe while waiting for the next part to come out slowly ween yourself out by releasing some videos reflecting on theories and deep dives from beginning to end of JJK and what you feel like part 2 may look like? I for one would enjoy and watch that. Also sidenote but read up on some chainsaw man and catch us all up on that! I think you'd love it and it would keep your following going!

[@larrycap2946]

The ending wasnt bad like the one from SNK or my hero but it definitely was mid,average, an ok ending at best. Gojo/Yuji and Sukuna/Mahito conversation was the best part of it especially Sukuna's

[@paulrenton824]

Been a fun ride watching/reading JJK mangaka. I want to ask if you would consider covering Tower of God? It is an epic like One Piece and still WIP. It has a really interesting combat system, lots of lore and interesting characters, mysteries/intrigue, etc.. Now that season 2 anime has come out for ToG, many influences that cover manga/mangaka are giving it the coverage it deserves. It has a slow start but man oh man does it deliver on all levels, especially combat. Would you consider covering Tower of God? The author is super passionate about it and the work shows. It is also a nice benefit that we get color panels and very long chapters given they are weekly. @Weeb , you should really consider picking it up. I think you could sweep up a huge following before it becomes the next mainstream big show

[@paulrenton824]

The link I shared has a good example of fighting in ToG universe without giving away many spoilers

[@LunaNabi]

I feel like Sukuna was the MC. If i think of it like that then the ending was great! 😂

[@nycprince531]

Let's be real the majority of the fanbase were just gojo wankers after he kicked the bucket everyone just forgot how to read and comprehend so it's "bad"

[@raec5426]

Regardless of Gojo, there's other underdeveloped and unaddressed aspects to make end lackluster.

[@crisgon9552]

We don't even know Yuji's DE name or ability. I could go on and on. This manga was mid as fuck if not bad, outside of the fights.

[@KR811]

Explain how JJK is so “good” without Gojo?

[@pmanattack7363]

@@crisgon9552 Yuji's domain name doesn't matter (would have been cool but literally serves no purpose other than "aura"), and we do know its ability. It's a domain with shrine as the sure-hit, and he placed a binding vow so shrine would specifically target the border between souls. We see Sukuna get hit by it and his connection to Megumi sever. It's weird this is the first complaint that comes to mind for you, were you not paying attention?

[@pmanattack7363]

@@KR811 even before his death, Gojo wasn't even in most of the manga...

[@QuestionQuestionMark]

I thought the story was fantastic, and enjoyed how the story closed out. I feel like the modern consumer of media is so giga-cooked that they've completly forgotten the nuance of an author not showing all their cards even in the very end to uphold a mystery. No good story reveals to your the mechanizations of how it works, and a truly great story never will. Tolkien for instance doesn't explain shit, he doesn't explain even how magic works in his fantasy world, magic just. Is. And you as the reader accept that and continue on reading one of the best fantasy stories ever written. You don't learn every characters motive, or every characters ending, some just fade off, some receive a proper ending and some even transcend the bounds of the page. But Tolkien never just hands you the story on a silver plater, ever. That is the mark of a good story-teller, to tell a story with just the right amount of mystery to where the story itself transcends the page and walk forward without the author at all. People will be theorizing for weeks or even years about JJK, that in my eyes is a good story. (No I'm not comparing LotR to JJK, just making a comparison about the process of implementing proper wonder within a story and withholding all the answers as to not kill that wonder you've now started to evoke as a storyteller.) My experience? I'm a professional storyteller and have been for half a decade and will probably be so to complete that entire decade worth of doing my profession. I've told stories that span years, who's endings were good for everyone involved, giving them proper closure but keeping just a bit of the mystery as to allow for those individuals to carry those stories forward for years to come. During my time doing what I do, people got married, had kids, and told their kids the stories I created. So. I know a thing or two about what I'm talking about, I personally think JJK in it's entirety is a good story. Fundamentally, it was a story about cycles and with the final chapter we can see the cycle is now finally broken and the students of JJH can live on as originators of this new cycle and bring in a new age of jujutsu, which was Gojo's goal since his first conversation with Yuji & Yuta. Thanks for the vid Weeb, I can easily see what you do in this series.

[@mrdangerdan5796]

I mean i get what you're saying, and i agree that an author not showing all their cards to uphold a mystery can absolutely be the way to go....but if that was the goal with jjk's ending then imo was just not executed well at all. While tolkien of course doesn't hand you the story on a silver platter like you said, he also doesn't just set up a ton of plot points only to never mention them again, and then ramble about on completely different, and honestly quite irrelevant other things in the end. Like, i really doubt that upholding mysteries is what gege was going for with this ending, because if that is the case, thats gotta be the worst execution of it that i've ever read. It just seems to me that gege falls into that category of authors who are fantastic in the build up, and setting up plot points, but mediocre at best when it comes to bringing them all to a satisfying conclusion....George R.R. Martin comes to mind here.....but honestly, i still think that Gege was simply burned out and wanted to finish this manga as quickly as possible, so in the end i think the horrifying working conditions that mangaka are forced to deal with in japan are to blame for this, because i am still 100% convinced, that if gege had the time and the energy he would absolutely be capable to write a better ending than this.

[@bu11ymaguire]

with the latest chapter I see loads of possibilities for sukuna in a completely new light. A boy who was cursed by his surroundings so much that he encapsulated that persona. Its like if Naruto turned a villain and committed so many atrocities to the point where he feels like he is nature's divine wrath on life. Sukuna's atrocities will also be seen in a new light. But even sukuna doesn't care about redeemability. He is not somebody who is completely changed but wonders about the second path because losing meant death and now he wonders after seeing the ideals and will of others what would happen if he took the second path. Its a brilliant characterization and subversion of tropes. We thought sukuna was kurama but he was Naruto who didn't have someone to lift him up and turned out to be like this after decades of slaughter.

[@mrj2102]

As a final thank you we should all like and subscribe 😉 what a time man.

[@Problemsolver434]

I would have loved a small exploration of what the hell happened to Sukuna to make him this way

[@MrF3athers]

Great Video! ❤❤❤

[@brotherbear7465]

While I do agree that there are issues. I feel like a lot of the complaints about the ending are about people not getting what they wanted. It wasn’t Gege’s job to give you what you wanted. It was his job to tell his story, which he did. Personally, I felt the ending was underwhelming outside of Sukuna admitting his loss and choosing a new way to live in the next life. It left me asking “that’s it?” Still an amazing story nonetheless.

[@brotherbear7465]

@Malthizar There’s a difference between ordering a cheeseburger and having a theory you’ll get a cheeseburger, though. That’s what I’m saying. I’m not talking about things he set up in the story that he didn’t pay off. Which would be a valid criticism. I’m talking about things that people wanted from the story that were never stated to happen. For example, there are A LOT of people mad that Gojo didn’t come back. That was never something set up to happen yet it is still a complaint.

[@bu11ymaguire]

with the latest chapter I see loads of possibilities for sukuna in a completely new light. A boy who was cursed by his surroundings so much that he encapsulated that persona. Its like if Naruto turned a villain and committed so many atrocities to the point where he feels like he is nature's divine wrath on life. Sukuna's atrocities will also be seen in a new light. But even sukuna doesn't care about redeemability. He is not somebody who is completely changed but wonders about the second path because losing meant death and now he wonders after seeing the ideals and strength of others what would happen if he took the second path. Yuji and gojo's convo for me really showed how free gojo was in his final moments and in his journey. And Yuji saying the same line gojo said to the dude. Everything great about the character will be carried on. His strength, his ideals. People complain about chapter 269 a lot also. I have a different take. Simple domain conclusion is also a hint at the future about how the old ways of the elders and hierarchy are going to change. It's basically confirming what the series has shown in it's shadow for a long time. How the selfish and old and traditional ultimately bring harm to the future and ripping it to make a clear future where community, sharing and support reins over all is the most important. We suspected these old men from the clans were all vultures, as the old drunken Zenin man from the Shibuya Incident cost us so many people, and the whole Maki arc, but here we see it plain to see, they were LITERALLY parasites sucking away at the energy of these jujutsu sorcerers for their own gain, making them weaker. And when an emergency actually hit, no one was prepared. A shit ton of people died, and these old men were still safe in their own hideouts. The only people who actually stood up and got it done were the people Gojo kept close to him, the people who understood what he wanted for Jujutsu society. Not a group of selfish isolated strong individuals, but ones who supported each other and covered where the others lacked. This lore was literally a sign that gojos dream was coming true and a new world will be built by guys who are kind and passionate and not leeches. Overall the ending didn't live up to the massive potential it had but it's still a solid ending.

[@bu11ymaguire]

​@Malthizar were you 100% sure you were gonna get a cheeseburger? I was not.

[@kinarto]

Nope its gege's job to give pay off to the set ups *HE CREATED*

[@uhhhidk2238]

⁠@@kinartono it isn’t. At that point it’s called entitlement. He can expand on what he wants, and if he doesn’t then you’re allowed to dislike it. Sounds like you didn’t and that’s unfortunate.

[@kingdemetrius9266]

It would be crazy if they change everything in the manga as a surprise to us and gege gives us his true ending but i am satisfied with this ending only because of sakuna being in the end

[@GhostboyEms420]

In 3-4 years we’ll get surprised with the sequel

[@OnlyTreeG]

Were here bruh.. joined since chapter 200 I follow you’re yt channel. GG gege but hakari was my fav cac and wasted potential and fights

[@Renzo_Renzy8op]

Sukuna cared about Jogo he gave him the highest honour as a warrior

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

you know ball

[@TheJoshua417]

GAAAAAAAY. No im just kidding. Great video, I took the paths sequence a bit different. I took it more in line with Gojos death scene. Uraume represents the path Sukuna lived, ie; stay the same, the unknown woman represents the become a new choice. I felt like Gege was answering that question he posed in Gojos death scene. I just didn’t see Gege giving Sukuna two new paths as opposed to the question of stay the same or become new.

[@datsun620]

Wish we could’ve got Kenjaku lore or something also the “geto choke” thing went untouched since its intro thought for sure something was going to happen to yuta with gojo as geto did with kenjaku

[@rossbehrens3999]

Honestly my only real issue with the ending is the fact that it didn’t have that true ending feel to me. Like with AOT I felt genuine emotions and fully felt like it was ended. With JJK tho I can’t help but feel a little bit like something was missing. Overall pleased with the story though and I think the people who are super unhappy with the ending are only unhappy because they either A. Haven’t reread the story or B. Had high expectations for things that didn’t happen and are upset that their expectations weren’t met. Which to me is kinda bonkers cause you have no choice as a viewer but to sit back and see how the story unfolds in its own unique way

[@LordFlack0]

Damn man i swear people need to read more manga. This was a solid ending. For so many of you this was your first manga and it shows. You're going through a manga withdrawal and lashing out. Catch yourself watching the anime and loving the ending.

[@JayEm1325]

This story rushed to the ending for no reason. It felt like we skipped an arc or two into the final fight, just because Gege wanted to end it already. The Zenin clan extermination should have been an arc full of character moments, world building and awesome fights. Instead it was like 2 chapters, and then we just skip to culling games, which were interesting for a while then the final fight just... began. And then that fight lasted like 200 chapters, wtf?

[@CajunMercenary]

I love the story therefor I’m happy with whatever, but anything enjoyable we always want more. Bc the story was so amazing is why we would never be happy about any ending, is how I feel

[@nafey6691]

Bro hurry up and get to two blue vortex so you start chapter reviews for that. THAT IS A MUST

[@benjaminschneider9147]

I don’t think the ending was bad per-say but it definitely didn’t live up to the standards everyone had for the series. Think about it like this: From a scale of -100 to 100 The average series is at a 0 with its highs and lows reach maybe -15 to +20. JJK on the other hand was almost constantly a 80-100 so whenever the chapters became anything below a 40 people exaggerated how bad it was when in fact it was really good. Basically in my opinion we went from a 95 all the way down to a 5-10. Which if compared alone to other endings it is actually decent, but if we are curving the grade like a college exam then it’s kinda like if it was horrible since it wasn’t consistent with the rest of the series. Though I also think chapter 269 was the one that really ruined everything (give us something else and put that in a volume extra, you literally gave us the most useless character in Usami) Other than the fact that the ending just felt wrong and out of place and inconsistent, it wasn’t too bad.

[@nafey6691]

The thing im happy about the most is to be on the sukuna train. I knew sukuna was an anti villain not a villain ive been the only person whos said that since the beginning. GOAT

[@ethanpoe4823]

Weeb... what a wonderful video. You have certainly earned a break! By chance do you have the song title playing during the video? I really enjoyed the music

[@Dynamic-Weeb]

Kairis theme Kingdom hearts

[@MidnightSvshi]

Gege snatched defeat from the jaws of victory

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It’s definitely not a completed story, but it’s an ending for sure