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Second chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen’s first light novel, featuring Nanami and Gojou.

The Resurrection Puppet

Nanami doesn’t hate going on business trips.

It’s not like you couldn’t call it going traveling on a budget, and it could also become a reason to go somewhere you normally wouldn’t.

Much less, somewhere like Hokkaido.

eifuhzoisj Okay so time to try to explain again. -sobs-

Soooo… I love her since the first time we saw her. Okay I wasn’t sure she was a girl at first and when I knew (a lot thanks to friends & japanese artists) I found her amazing even more than she is already?? LIKE. A GIRL FIGHTING? IN THIS UNIVERSE??? SIGN ME IN??? STRONG AND ABLE TO DO ARCHERY??? I LOVE HER??? (Tbh that’s why I said “her” in one of the ask I had. People, “kyoudai” means also siblings! Not only brothers. Thanks Hyogo called her Ane-ue so everyone can be sure about that.) 

I know Dororo is only fiction BUT in this story we also saw how women were treated and considered at that time and Mutsu is proving that they can fight and be worthy enough to protect a L O R D. It’s an important thing.She is intelligent, strong, clever and plz shoot an arrow on me I won’t care. -dies- (AND COME ON SHE CUTE TOO).(but be carefull she got drugs on her.)

She is respecting a lot people but she won’t hesitate to say what’s on her mind like we saw at the end of the 21 for the Dororo part.She was ready to sacrifice herself for the land, don’t forget that ! That was such a decision and she didn’t hesitate.

As we also seen in episode 20, she shared a strong link with Tahomaru and Hyogo, they were close and she trusted them with her whole heart and that was important. Everyone needs its Mutsu and/or Hyogo.

I understand Jukai and Nui’s decisions to stay in the burning castle.

The thing I like about the ending is that they don’t make deaths seems like the most horrible thing that could have happened to a human.

I didn’t feel extremely sad over their deaths and it wasn’t because I didn’t like them. When I saw them just calmly smiled at Hyakki despite the fire spreading around them, it was peaceful. Because it was their choices and I respect that. They didn’t have some random deaths, they chose their own deaths.

Jukai had tried to killed himself before due to his own sins but he was still alive. Whatever godly beings that decided to intervene, also led him to Hyakki as if saying this was the reason for him to continue living. After he rescued Hyakki from that castle, his reason for living had been fulfilled, Jukai felt like he could finally end it once and for all.

When Nui approached Tahou, he’d already on his deathbed. That was how I see it, the 12th Demon may have traded his life so that it could give him Hyakki’s eyes and let him kill Hyakki for it, or those eyes connected to his life. Either way, Nui wanted to repent for abandon him all these years so she chose to stay with him in his final moment, even if it meant her own life. Nui definitely could have left on her own but she wanted to fulfill her role as a mother that she had neglected.

So there is a lot of family drama in this series and a lot of titls so here’s a comprehensive guide of the most important characters FIRST: THE KIDS

Precious son:

Tiny son: 

Precious daughter:

Naughty son:

Misguided son:

Misguided son’s best friend 1:

Misguided son’s best friend 2:

AND NOW THE PARENTS: BAD DAD BAD DAD BAD DAD BAD DAD:

Bad mom:

Good mom:

Good dad:

Dumb mom:

A person could seem to be on the wrong side or the right side depends on people’s perspectives. Between Hyakkimaru and Tahoumaru, I’ve never once seen any of them is in the wrong here. The reason they had no choice but to fight is because of how their goals and motives clash heavily with each other.

Hyakkimaru wants his body back so he won’t tolerate anything that gets in his way.

Tahoumaru wants to protect his land so he will eliminate anything that is causing its downfall.

They have their own reasons and they’re justified in their mind. There’s nothing wrong with that, we don’t have to use the term “right”, “wrong” to define their motives. They’re just two brothers that unfortunately are on the opposite ends of the battlefield.