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i understand why people are upset about gojo's ending, but it definitely aligns to what gege planned for him as a character. not many people (if more than one: suguru) really cared about gojo satoru beyond the facet of being the strongest sorcerer alive, their main weapon, the six eyes.
from beginning to end, from birth to death, gojo satoru was made to serve jujutsu society.
you can count on one hand how many times the other characters are shown to really care about his mental, emotional and physical status beyond the fact that he can actually fight to protect them and the world. this is just how his relationship with others was. he was more an entity than anything else.
the few who got close (suguru and arguably sukuna) and tried to get close (shoko, yuji, yuta...) were still met with a barried he put between himself and other people, mostly because gojo himself recognized his role as the strongest, and to a point even enjoyed it. he didn't care for his family, had a few friends and wasn't even the typical mentor figure you usually see in anime. even the way megumi talks about the years they spent together is proof of that.
the people in this world mourning him as the strongest is something they need to do. but people mourning him as gojo satoru, the man, don't really exist in it anymore.
gojo only cultivated superficial relationships with every and anyone that came his way because he actually acknowledged his importance to the world. that doesn't mean, somewhere, somehow, deep within himself he didn't long for it. unfortunately, he didn't achieve that in his lifetime.
gojo wasn't written to be a happy character. he was written to show what the pinnacle of jujutsu society has to offer: tragedy, loneliness and war. however, that doesn't mean he was unfulfilled with it: he liked being the strongest, he liked fighting, he liked being gojo satoru.
people who cared about him, he acknowledged them. helping his students, his friends and colleagues. people who didn't, he dismissed. that's who he was.
so no. i don't think people "moving on" from his death is out of character. i think it's pretty much spot on to his character setting. he had his own version of a happy ending: dying in battle against his greatest enemy, meeting a loved one in the after life, and helping build a better society/world to the youth he fiercely fought to protect.
i think that, for him, in a sense, it was enough. for the fans... that's another story.
i get where you're coming from and i even agree with you but i would hardly call the other characters' reactions "moving on"
they're not shown grieving, no one mentions him after his death beyond saying it was all his fault for not executing yuuji in the first place, he's not given proper burial, hell we don't even know what happens to his body
im not saying i want everyone sobbing or throwing themselves at his casket and saying how it should've been them, but some very heavy shit happened and everyone's acting like it never happened
megumi wasn’t in control but he wasconscious when he sliced the closest thing he had to a father figure in half, yuta possessed his sensei's corpse to continue fighting. you're telling me that doesn't do a number on you? so them acting like none of that happened, like gojo never existed, feels disrespectful to all the characters involved as it stunts their depth and development. then again seeing how gege's handled the last chapters that should barely come as a surprise
well, honestly, for me, it just reaffirms how much they saw gojo as a weapon and an entity more than an actual human being and close friend. unfortunately, this is sad for both gojo and the other characters. nonetheless, i do think the ending WAS rushed, and it didn't properly show how the characters established themselves after all that happened. but my point still stands. them not being affected and gojo's death happening is a statement about his own standing in jujutsu society.
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the romance in lyf and why the ending doesn't really align to what it was presented for xy
this is more of a rant than a really well thought argument because every time i think about the ending of this story it pisses me off. this isn't friendly to tushan jing also. AT ALL.
cdramas, especially historical/xianxa dramas, don't have the habit of having an actual layered female protagonist besides the "she's the pretty one, female warrior, intelligent and tatictal fighter", mostly in the recent ones.
xiao yao was a breath of fresh air for me, honestly. just from her introduction, you can grasp exactly the type of character she is. she is lost, without anyone, with the crippling fear of abandonment, longing for love and family, but knows how to prioritize herself, to protect and set aside her feelings because of that. she knows that she is alone in the world. she's firm in both her decisions and feelings without losing her sentimentality.
tong hua gave us three incrible, layered, and interesting main characters with both good and bad characteristics. each character appeals to a different kind of vulnerability, having vastly different backstories and interests. then... we have the fourth one.
among the love interests, while cang xuan is shown to be the more controlling, brain type of character and with the whole palacial backstory, xiang liu is the troubled warrior with a promise to fulfill, and tushan jing is the supposed money genius who was discarded by his own family. they all have their own traumas.
xiao yao is shown to react vastly different to the three of them, with cang xuan holding the highest regard to her at the beginning of the show. as the story progresses, we see his place in her heart slowly waver and sometimes even crumble. xiang liu is the adventure, her deepest desires, which she doesn't dare voice out, the reckless but free spirit, and volatile emotions before anything bad actually happened to her. tushan jing is the sense of security: he appeals to everything she ever wanted, stability, a sense of belonging.
however, out of the three, tushan jing is the one who keeps breaking his word to her the most. and this is what pisses me off about it: xiao yao is introduced as a character which is unforgiving to those who betray her trust mostly because of her abandonment issues and trauma. and tushan jing breaks her trust a lot of times, but her character, someway, somehow, is always tweaked in a way that it isn't done with any other character (even with cang xuan, which is presented to be the most important person in her life) and she ends up forgiving each and any transgression he commits, regardless of the consequences.
tushan jing forms a whole new family without her. he lies, spies and manipulates her emotionally because he knows she only feels comfortable in a position of power in a relationship. he presents himself as an inoffensive person, and every single thing he does is just a slight error done out of worry for her. nothing is ever obsession. nothing is ever against her wishes. he's undecisive and cowardly but still appeals to her with his own insecurity. he presents himself in a position she once was and had no one to help her.
and these are all things she criticizes in the other two main male characters. she hates when cang xuan tries to control her, she hates when xiang liu does things against her wishes.
one could argue it's because of love. but she loved cang xuan. she loved xiang liu, even if she never voiced out. what was so different about tushan jing? well, i will tell you what: the romance, the ending couple, needed to be credible.
so this seemingly flawed, vulnerable, but also questionable decision maker of a character (as the other two male leads are) is painted in an almost innocent like image, just for it to make sense for her character to end up with him. he's at least the lesser evil of the other two. he's "harmless."
in the novel, this distinction is way clearer. a few scenes and moments were tweaked and cut out for the main couple's end to make more sense.
every time i watched xy interact with both cx and xl, it was interesting. you could see new facets to her character, understand her more. the most tension paked scenes were also between them. with tj, he was in the spotlight. she turned backwards for him, for the sake of his happiness and the stability of their love and relationship, just for him not to feel inadequate. and that pissed me off. because the whole thing that made me interested in xiao yao in the first place was how her character had her vulnerability and sensibility but still maintained her worth and sense of self. she learned how to prioritize herself without being selfish or a pushover. it seemed that in her scenes with him, for the sake of the romance, the characterization all went out of the window.
for me, honestly, regardless of shipping and chemistry between the actors (which were both better with cang xuan and xiang liu), xiao yao should've ended up alone. not because i believe "powerful female characters" should end up alone. but because, unfortunately, each romance line had her or one of the male characters sacrifice something that was deeply linked to who they were as people. she was a damaged person who gave herself the well-known "fairy tale ending" because that's how she saw herself attaining happiness.
she ended up with someone who pretended to be pathetic in front of her to appease her ego, but still couldn't be upfront about her, couldn't actually help her in any way that mattered and caused her visible distress because of his meek personality. she ended up with the image of a perfect, nice, and healthy relationship because tushan jing was the only one insecure enough to paint her an image of himself.
the name lost you forever just makes so much sense in that way: cx lost xy, xy lost xl/cx, xy lost a bit of her in the process of finding the "perfect relationship", tj lost his pride.

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when i started watching the delico's nursery manga, i was definitely art and fluff baited. then i learned about the horrors of the trump (acronym) manga it was based of and became traumatized. why.
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i'm rewatching bbc sherlock after years since the last time i saw it. it's an experience, you guys. the baskerville case? the comedic undortones out of nowhere? the obvious queerbaiting? mycroft's whole existence? the fake kiss scenes with both molly and moriarty? the victorian era special out of nowhere? the whole wedding shenanigans? SHERLOCK IS ACTUALLY A GIRL'S NAME? such an insane run. really.
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gojo and geto as equally tragic characters, but for totally different reasons just cements them, once again, as two sides of the same coin. soulmates. completely complementary. counterparts. sadly linked throughout their own destinies and choices.
it's so interesting for me to see the reactions from different parts of fandom to the ending of jjk. there's a part that viciously consumed the story through headcanons, little pieces of information magnified into something so much more, and believing in those headcanons versus people who actually read the story, saw its flaws but also recognized the important points in the narrative.
no, not all characters had great developed relationships or arcs. no, gojo's death wasn't out of character. but yes, it was a fast-paced story that sometimes hindered its cast of characters and plot points because of how quickly it was moving.
i feel like the only thing we needed for it to have greater arcs and characters was for it to have a little bit more of time for the characters and the fans themselves to digest and understand everything. sometimes, leaving things to be read in between the lines with such fast-paced story gives way for a lot of things to be missed, forgotten or misinterpreted.
sadly, i feel like that's what happened to the story towards the end. nonetheless, i appreciate it a lot. it gaves us, the audience, a new perspective on the stereotypes of shonen. i personally feel like gege wanted to stray more out of them, but he unfortunately couldn't (as he sometimes talked about in his interviews).
still, the story is one of my favorite mangas and has one of my favorite duos in shonen. i'm thankful for being able to experience it, feel, like, read and love it as a reader.
As much as I'm upset about gojo not coming back, not even being acknowledged, it all cemented gojo's character that gege has built, seen as only a weapon. Gege truly dehumanised gojo til the very end to show how dehumanised he really was in the story, no appreciation, not even his dead body or burial being shown, nothing of him. Not even the closest people to him gave him a thought, in fact even after his death he only got blamed, blamed for saving itadori, a kid, to show how all his actions even good ones were only seen as "bad" or the "problem", his actions were criticized by someone who did nothing to show how much burden he had to carry so useless people didn't have to and in return he only ever got complained about. All of it is sad, his existence was a tragedy since the day he was born, but it also makes him the most beautifully and tragically written character.
You will be missed and loved by me forever, gojo.
i understand why people are upset about gojo's ending, but it definitely aligns to what gege planned for him as a character. not many people (if more than one: suguru) really cared about gojo satoru beyond the facet of being the strongest sorcerer alive, their main weapon, the six eyes.
from beginning to end, from birth to death, gojo satoru was made to serve jujutsu society.
you can count on one hand how many times the other characters are shown to really care about his mental, emotional and physical status beyond the fact that he can actually fight to protect them and the world. this is just how his relationship with others was. he was more an entity than anything else.
the few who got close (suguru and arguably sukuna) and tried to get close (shoko, yuji, yuta...) were still met with a barried he put between himself and other people, mostly because gojo himself recognized his role as the strongest, and to a point even enjoyed it. he didn't care for his family, had a few friends and wasn't even the typical mentor figure you usually see in anime. even the way megumi talks about the years they spent together is proof of that.
the people in this world mourning him as the strongest is something they need to do. but people mourning him as gojo satoru, the man, don't really exist in it anymore.
gojo only cultivated superficial relationships with every and anyone that came his way because he actually acknowledged his importance to the world. that doesn't mean, somewhere, somehow, deep within himself he didn't long for it. unfortunately, he didn't achieve that in his lifetime.
gojo wasn't written to be a happy character. he was written to show what the pinnacle of jujutsu society has to offer: tragedy, loneliness and war. however, that doesn't mean he was unfulfilled with it: he liked being the strongest, he liked fighting, he liked being gojo satoru.
people who cared about him, he acknowledged them. helping his students, his friends and colleagues. people who didn't, he dismissed. that's who he was.
so no. i don't think people "moving on" from his death is out of character. i think it's pretty much spot on to his character setting. he had his own version of a happy ending: dying in battle against his greatest enemy, meeting a loved one in the after life, and helping build a better society/world to the youth he fiercely fought to protect.
i think that, for him, in a sense, it was enough. for the fans... that's another story.