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I’m glad we have more on the simple domain technique. Because “domain for the weak” is no enough to explain the technicality of “neutralizing” domain expansion. 

“Domain amplification” here differ from domain expansion. I think it limit the expansion of domain to the small area around the user. The difference from simple domain is that the small area is still counted as “domain” so the user’s technique still expands to that small area, making them able to neutralize the enemy’s technique. 

However, simple domain doesn’t have this. They are basically just a stronger barrier that free the user from the “sure-hit” aspect of domain expansion. Like, if he is in Mahito’s domain, Reggie probably won’t be affected by Idle Transfiguration. But that’s it - he still can’t fight back without stronger technique, or something at the par. 

Fortunately, Fushiguro’s domain is still imperfect. 

His domain for the time is just an extension of his shadow technique. He doesn’t have that “can’t miss”-ness of a perfect domain. This is a blessing in disguise against a simple domain user. So his attack is not neutralized by the domain because it’s not a “sure hit”. A double negative makes a positive after all.

This. Every hits is his own. Fushiguro doesn’t need that sure-hit from the perfect domain expansion to land blow by blow to Reggie.

 Yes. Exactly.

So. How his shadow works seem to involve gravity somehow.

AH, he remembers Gojo-sensei. Poor boy. And a knife!!

Oh dear. Someone needs to give him a break.

Why this reminds me of Miwa during exchange meeting lmao

OKAY now we’re verging into “things Akutami needs to explain” 

Yuuji is stabbed but Sukuna is smiling?? Talk about feeling of impending doom

Naoya is inheriting Naobito’s cursed technique? Huh. This is “things Akutami needs to explain” number two