Shibuya Incident is the best action arc ever

Ki11grave said:
@uwayn In the first arc, they established how destructive Sukuna is and how OP Gojo is, so that villains would come up with the plan to seal him. In Junpei arc, the Mahito plotline was started. In Kyoto arc, Todo was introduced and Mahito stole 6 Sukuna fingers. In Bridge arc, Choso was introduced. In zero movie, Geto died, and in flashback, there was Toji. Everything I just mentioned had a conclusion in Shibuya. And that’s only surface-level stuff: I’m not talking about how Junpei served as an example for Fake Geto’s plan and how Megumi’s sister got involved in it.

Only 2 good guys died in Shibuya. In Shinjuku, there were only 3. You see, one of the best things about Jujutsu Kaisen as a whole is that it supports the doom and gloom feeling without falling into the edginess territory. Following the story, you think that any character can die at any minute, but not a lot of them actually do that. I don’t see how this can be bad.

Ki11grave said:
@uwayn Are you rage baiting me? You gave season 2 a 9. If you’re not, then you’re not making sense to me. I gave you my reasonings about pay-offs and deaths, but you ignored them and repeated the same thing. And what do you mean “zero narrative weight” and “without substance”? Maybe it’s subjective and you just didn’t care about the story, but for me Shibuya Incident was like Infinity War. It has a lot of spectacle, yes, but can you say it is unsubstancial?

Ki11grave said:
@DarkyBoy_ I guess you just don’t like action anime. If I am to sum up all my points, in Shibuya heroes have to go through a lot of actually ground-breaking stuff, unlike in many other similar arcs, like in Re:Zero S3, for example.