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| It was okay, in a world where we have Shonen consistently dropping the bag a little fumbling isn't so bad. |
| ending was alright, i think this series overall had some good moments but many times where i thought it went stale. still worth reading imo but don't expect the best shonen jump manga ever |
| Well that was ass. Can't believe this used to be one of my favorite manga Still the first 60-70% is still amazing So 7/10 And everyone thought the aot ending was bad |
Prodigious_blokeSep 27, 2024 11:45 PM
Reply to Prodigious_bloke
Well that was ass. Can't believe this used to be one of my favorite manga
Still the first 60-70% is still amazing
So 7/10
And everyone thought the aot ending was bad
Still the first 60-70% is still amazing
So 7/10
And everyone thought the aot ending was bad
| @Prodigious_bloke The AOT was PEAK. Dunno why most hate it. |
| “π¨πΏ π ππΏπΎ ππΎππΎ πππΎπ½ππΌππΊπ»π πΎ, ππ ππππ π½ πΌπΎπΊππΎ ππ π»πΎ π ππΏπΎ πΊππ½ π»πΎ πππππππ πΏπ πΊπππ.” – π€π πΎπΊπππ π±ππππΎππΎπ π |
| I liked it. All of it. |
| uh oh! |
Reply to chromacandi
I feel similarly on this ending as I do with Demon Slayer and it's ending, with a few a differences, but generally I get the same question that pops up in my head and it asks "Really?" Above anything else I'm just disappointed. Things like Todo and Nobara coming back were cool but until I realized like we're like right there at the end, it just means so much less now. In Nobara's case, she just conveniently comes back, and helps in landing the cleaning blows. Those last 10 chapters just felt so rushed, and as I went on I just noticed more things like the dumps of text of Sukuna basically doing the same thing and over of realizing he's screwed but he's actually got another move to help prolong the fight EVEN LONGER. I don't really need every single open plot resolved, but there is definitely a lot of things that JJK left me wanting. I think what makes it more disappointing is that the parts I liked, I REALLY liked, but the lows, were pretty low. I think overall I still like the manga, but right now that ending definitely soured my perception of the series. I think in a few months I'll check how I feel on it.
chromacandi said: I feel similarly on this ending as I do with Demon Slayer reincarnation story ? |
Infinity Castle has overtaken Mugen Train!!! |
| meh ending on meh series. was interesting on it's art and action scene, but then it get overly convoluted for it's own good, resulted in never ending narration because they have to explain it somehow. 6/10, fine time wasting, not much invested on it. |
 "If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
This ending was the middest of mids ever midded, holy moly. The story went downhill after the chapter Gojo died, hell, even Gege tried to warn us |
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| greatest shonen to ever do it. too bad the ending was buns |
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| It's a painful realization that I've wasted so much time reading this manga just for the ending to completely disappoint me. The story had almost unlimited potential but it was all wasted. Sukuna kaisen incoming |
| I'm beyond disappointed. There is so much he could have done with the ending and he wasted it on a random story of the couple getting stalked by a curse user. You can't change my mind that Gege actually hates JJK. He wanted it to be over. JJK could have changed the shounen world but Gege ruined it with a complete mid ending. |
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| amazing how many haters this manga have brought together. anyways, solid shounen. it's quite original in its unoriginality, great and memorable characters, and a extremely well thought out power system its strong points is obviously the fights: they're cruel, unpredictable and, instead of the usual "i punch harder and more consistently than you" that 99,9% shounens have; in jjk the characters come up with smart and believable plans and that's the funniest part of it. the weak points goes to the mumble jumble of cursed technique/domains/cursed energy, you can see Gege was having a hard time transcribing her brain to the pages. It's fine tho, this is literally her first manga. a new classic is finally over, people will definitely read this in 20 years time. For me, it's timeless. 9/10 |
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deg said: mid ending but i treat this manga like bleach manga thats all about rule of cool fights than a solid story nice to see mahito again though and sukuna redemption that's right, same here (but I still like Bleach a lot more) meh, the ending wasn't THAT bad, I mean, goes along with the whole series quality... |
Reply to Thunder_lol
Why is the status of the Manga still listed as publishing?
| @Thunder_lol MAL counts extra chapters in their official chapter count (for example AOT has 141 instead of 139), and sometimes those can be released in physical volumes. JJK's final volumes come out in December so they cannot give it a final chapter count and mark it as completed until then. |
| JJK really peaked in Shibuya, but the maki arc really felt deserved. Everything after that just slowly started to fall off. The anime surely does justice to the series more than the manga did. |
Reply to Yumacchi
JJK really peaked in Shibuya, but the maki arc really felt deserved. Everything after that just slowly started to fall off. The anime surely does justice to the series more than the manga did.
| @Yumacchi The Maki part in the culling game is the worst of the worst. Random power ups out of nowhere, a giant clan reduced to a joke, and yet her power amounted to what? 7 pages against Sukuna. |
| Not bad not terrible I guess. |
| Official chapter is out now. I didn't get spoiled by the ending but ...eh this felt underwhelming especially the last scene with the finger. Definitely going to miss some of the characters that came from this series. The first and second arc in this series were still my favorites. |
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| That's it? Truly our Jujutsu Kaisen. |
| I have read 2 perfect chapters of manga; They are Usogui Chapter 203 and Onani Master Kurosawa Chapter 23. Slam Dunk Chapters 272 to 276 are a perfect stretch of manga. |
| Thank you for being a beautiful series to me. I will forever cherish you in my memories. I love you, Jujutsu Kaisen. Thank you so much for your hard work over the years, Gege Akutami. |
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| Shit ending for a shit series. Nothing else to say, tbh. |
| Jojolion anime when? |
| Disney kaisen is real but i do appreciate some things here : - gege admitting he's bad at drawing through the mangaka guy (chapter 270) - mahito sulking like a child - gege trying to deny gojo thirsty fans and trying to make yuji the mc (honestly 90% of the time i forgot that he's the mc) - wide eyed nobara - jujutsu zero gang back together - sukuna admitting defeat even after all the uraume glazing few chapters ago For a work that's inspired by bleach both ended in a similiar manner. None are better than the other. Had fun with both just disappointed with the ending. If gege comes back with part 2 i will still read it. But if he writes a new series nah not again. |
| It's a bad ending. The last three chapters were ass. But that does not mean i'm going to give it a bad rating, Gege gave us an amazing work. A bad ending like this will never make me hate this work. 7/10 |
| The final convo we see between Yuji and Gojo was beautiful. Seeing Gojo's dream come into fruition. He changed the Jujutsu world. Sukuna admitted his defeat in how he lived. Yuji changed the king of curses view on life. Yuta will forever wear the scar of Kenjaku. Safe to say that the future is bright with Gojo's students around. At least finally, he'll be looked back at as more than a monster or a weapon. Thank you Gege. |
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| Not a huge fan of the ending. Feels very abrupt, like all the wind in the sails just stopped. I have my criticisms, especially in the final arc, but genuinely I'm glad that overall I loved the series. Culturally the JJK era will be pretty memorable. #ThankYouGegeAkutami |
| I dropped the series, but curiosity took over and holy shit, these last three chapters were HIDEOUS. Easily one of the shittiest endings I've ever seen. Nice work, Greg Akutami |
| Like 95% of Shonen Jump manga, it had its ups and downs, but it was a fun series to read. I hope Uncle Akutami does like Aunt Gotouge and doesn't create a new story anytime soon hehe. ππ―π π«Έβ©οΈπ«· |
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| Unfinished storylines and unanswered questions are common issues in battle shounen, especially in series that deal with complex world-building and a large cast. JJK is no exception to this. Characters like Megumi and Nobara had potential for further exploration. While Megumi’s story saw some developments toward the end, Nobara, in particular, felt somewhat unsatisfying, which can be a common pitfall in battle shounen where some characters get more focus than others as the series approaches its end. While I wouldn’t list it as a notorious example, I would have preferred some foreshadowing before her return, as it is, I would consider it bordering on a deus ex machina. I was also expecting a deeper dive into aspects like Sukuna’s origin. I do believe Jujutsu Kaisen will be remembered as a solid, well-executed series, while it may not have reinvented the wheel, it did an excellent job of refining the existing battle shounen formula. One of the standout elements of JJK, cursed techniques, I found to be an intricate and well-thought-out power system. It had a fast-paced plot that kept readers engaged without the fatigue of slower arcs. And it did well to balance its dark, horror-inspired themes with light-hearted and comedic moments, which is critical in modern shounen. It ends on a relatively positive note, with an emphasis on friendship, legacy, and overcoming curses, this to me feels in line with the spirit of many battle shounen. JJK’s decision to end on a hopeful note cements its place as a classic, uplifting shounen at heart, even amid its darker themes. The ending feels fitting and I am somewhat satisfied with it. |
| Gege's just trolling us, Jujutsu Kaisen:re will start next week with color pages. This will be the series where we will all learn what was the real Jujutsu Kaisen all along. |
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