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0:00Cat S
0:04>> That year, chapter 236, "Going South,"
0:07climbed straight to the top of the Hot
0:09Search. More than 60%of the audience
0:11were arguing fiercely, with tens of
0:13millions of discussions going viral, and
0:15they were all stuck on Satoru Gojo's
0:17apology: "I'm sorry, I couldn't make
0:19Sukuna go all out." Did this line really
0:22shatter the "strongest in the modern era
0:24" character setting into pieces? I have
0:25always said that the "Going South"
0:27chapter perfected Gojo's character
0:29design. Because revolving around this
0:30character, you cannot escape the label
0:32of "the strongest." Currently, there are
0:34two dominant impressions out there.
0:35First, Gojo is the hardest-working
0:37workhorse of the protagonist side, the
0:39ultimate strategic nuclear weapon,
0:41capable of carrying everything and
0:43always running around, handling all
0:44sorts of incidents. Second, Gojo is
0:46inherently an arrogant person, with his
0:48ego as the number one core. What is
0:50called "completing missions" is just
0:52something done conveniently on a whim.
0:54He never thinks about, and doesn't care
0:55about, the terrible consequences caused
0:57by his impulsiveness and his frequent,
0:59baseless tardiness. It is clear that
1:01these two viewpoints are diametrically
1:03opposed. But the strange thing is that
1:04both sides can find plot details in the
1:06original work to support their arguments
1:08, and quite sufficiently too. In Gojo's
1:10daily schedule according to Gege's
1:11official settings, because the mission
1:13load is so heavy, Gojo doesn't sleep
1:15until 4:00 AM, and by 7:00 AM he is
1:17already up, fulfilling his
1:18responsibilities as a teacher, giving
1:20advice and proper guidance to each
1:21student. For the rest of the time, he
1:23uses his overwhelming strength to
1:25continuously eliminate the endlessly
1:26emerging Cursed Spirits, even getting so
1:28tired that he falls asleep while waiting
1:30for his students. Although the schedule
1:32Gege set clearly states it's just one of
1:34Gojo's days, it is enough to prove that
1:36his "workhorse" character design is set
1:38in stone.
1:40But the situation of division arises.
1:42Right in chapter 1 of the main story,
1:43Gege has Gojo go on a business trip, and
1:45on the way, he stops to buy Kikufuku
1:47mochi, only to be taunted by his student
1:48and foster son, Fushiguro Megumi, that
1:50he was risking his life fighting while
1:52his teacher went shopping for gifts. I
1:54naturally know this is a mandatory plot
1:56requirement for Itadori to swallow
1:57Sukuna's finger, as well as a little
1:59amusement outside of the "workhorse"
2:01Gojo's missions. But at the moment
2:02Fushiguro explained that Sukuna's finger
2:04was missing and the situation was
2:06critical, even if Gojo couldn't pull
2:07himself away, he should have at least
2:09shown some concern. Yet he just kept
2:11smiling and joking around; Principal
2:13Yaga is going to be furious. So, within
2:15just the first three chapters, the
2:17entire portrait of Gojo, regardless of
2:19his actual strength, is that he is truly
2:22very laid-back. So between these two
2:24seemingly opposite perspectives, which
2:26one is the real Gojo?
2:27Unless Gege is contradicting himself,
2:29there is only one answer.
2:31The hardworking Gojo we see, and the
2:33Gojo who arrives late, capable of doing
2:35everything yet doing nothing at all.
2:37These two states exist in contradiction
2:39within the same person, yet both are him
2:41. Gojo is essentially a workhorse,
2:43crazier than office workers pulling
2:45overtime, but immediately after, he can
2:47turn into someone so lazy he doesn't
2:48want to do anything. And to mold these
2:50two opposing operational logics into one
2:52, a supreme, dominant character trait is
2:54needed to balance them. That is Gojo’s
2:56spontaneity. Because of this spontaneity
2:58, if he wants to grind day and night and
3:00risk his life to eliminate curses, he
3:02will do exactly that. And due to a
3:03different kind of spontaneity, if Gojo
3:05naturally doesn't want to do something,
3:07he won't do it. Jujutsu sorcerers are
3:08inherently a special group of people
3:10walking on the edge of humanity. Curses
3:12are energy born from the mixing of all
3:14kinds of negative emotions. It grants
3:16sorcerers greater power, but at the same
3:18time, it erodes their minds. More
3:20importantly, the end of a sorcerer's
3:22path is a mountain of corpses and a sea
3:24of blood, facing endless missions daily
3:25, sometimes being backstabbed by
3:27superiors, saving people who might be
3:29morally bankrupt, and seeing comrades
3:31pass away one by one; it would be
3:32strange if a sorcerer's mental state
3:34didn't suffer. And the way Gojo resists
3:36this erosion is by living spontaneously
3:38. In reality, because he was born with
3:40the Six Eyes, Gojo carried a destiny on
3:42his shoulders from the moment he was
3:44born. In other words, Gojo's childhood
3:46cannot be compared to that of a normal
3:48child. Stripping away his human
3:50characteristics, his birth was closer to
3:51that of a weapon. A weapon capable of
3:54shifting the balance of the jujutsu
3:56world, rarely seeing his own parents,
3:58seldom interacting with other clan
3:59relatives; since birth, he was protected
4:02to the point of insanity by his family,
4:04if not controlled, while constantly
4:05exposed to curses born from the endless
4:08malice of humanity.
4:09Any character given Gojo's childhood
4:11script could never develop a relatively
4:13normal personality or logic. With that
4:15experience, plus seeing his comrades
4:17depart one by one, I find it completely
4:19reasonable that Gojo would become jaded
4:21with the jujutsu world. It wasn't until
4:23Gojo entered the technical college that
4:25he met his only friend, the only person
4:27he would call his best friend: Geto.
4:30In the Hidden Inventory arc, other than
4:32his body maturing, Gojo hadn't changed
4:34the value system he acquired from being
4:36treated like a weapon. After wrecking a
4:38bunch of buildings and seeing Utahime,
4:40Gojo asks,
4:41"
4:41>> Are you crying?"
4:43>> If she were crying, would Gojo comfort
4:45her?
4:46Gojo doesn't answer Utahime's question
4:48directly, but instead says, "
4:49>> How could you be crying? You're weak,
4:51after all."
4:52>> So, the underlying logic of this
4:54sentence is still centered on strength
4:55and weakness. And Geto's first line of
4:57dialogue is,
4:59"
4:59>> Bullying the weak isn't something a man
5:01should do."
5:01>> Pay attention to this part. Geto's first
5:03sentence also relates to strength and
5:04weakness before cutting to the scene
5:06where Principal Yaga lectures them.
5:07Because the trio didn't put up a curtain
5:09during their mission, Gojo takes a full
5:11"loving" strike of guidance from
5:12Principal Yaga. Afterward, Gojo
5:14complains that it doesn't matter if
5:16ordinary people see them. They can't see
5:17the Cursed Spirits anyway. Geto
5:19immediately retorts: "
5:20>> The best way to limit the appearance of
5:22Cursed Spirits is to ensure that
5:24ordinary people always remain in a
5:25stable state of mind."
5:26>> Not only that, before Geto even finishes
5:29, Gojo is already impatient. "Got it,
5:31got it." In reality, as the chosen child
5:33of one of the three great, most powerful
5:35clans, how could Gojo not understand
5:37these most basic facts about Cursed
5:38Spirits? He obviously knew them well,
5:40but the main reason he engaged in these
5:42endless exchanges with Geto was simple:
5:44because at that time, they were the
5:46strongest duo. At this moment, Geto
5:48isn't a flower, but someone like Gojo,
5:50where the weak get to live. That is the
5:52correct form of society. Satoru, listen
5:55, jujutsu exists to protect
5:57non-sorcerers. Gojo, a mass-produced
5:59product packaged by his clan, absolutely
6:01loathes this kind of righteous rhetoric
6:03. Attaching reasons and responsibilities
6:05to jujutsu power is a sign of the weak.
6:07This way of speaking so passionately
6:09from your own moral high ground makes me
6:11sick. Heading outside to talk, Geto was
6:13ready to use force to have a "friendly"
6:14exchange with his friend. Proving that
6:16Geto himself agrees that power is a way
6:18to solve problems, so he intended to use
6:20it to correct Satoru's thinking. The
6:22purpose of fighting is to be able to use
6:24strength to win the right to speak. As
6:26for Shoko, she’s so used to it that she
6:27leaves immediately. This shows that when
6:29the two of them are free, sparring is an
6:31everyday occurrence. Just as the two
6:32were about to start, Yaga opened the
6:34door to stop the scuffle and assigned
6:35them the mission to protect the Star
6:37Plasma Vessel. The mission that would
6:39change both of their lives. Actually,
6:40writing up to this point feels like
6:42analyzing "Hidden Inventory" already.
6:44But to complete Gojo's character profile
6:46, I still have to say:
6:47>> Who do I have to fear?
6:49The two of us are the strongest.
6:50>> Geto cuts him off immediately.
6:54Satoru, I’ve wanted to remind you before
6:56, stop saying "the great me" all the
6:58time.
7:00>> We know Geto's parents are both normal
7:02people, not sorcerers, so the universal
7:04value education he received was perfect
7:06and dogmatic.
7:08Gojo’s living conditions were unlikely
7:10to allow for such a perfect education in
7:12values. Therefore, Gojo during his high
7:14school years took Geto’s value system as
7:16his subjective motivation. I will talk
7:18about this later.
7:20Next, the strongest duo easily crushed
7:21the group of sorcerers and their leader
7:23, so Gojo and Geto in their high school
7:25days were undoubtedly the strongest
7:27combat force.
7:29That so-called group of sorcerers was
7:31nothing more than a rabble in front of
7:32them.
7:33But the variable appeared in that man,
7:35Fushiguro Toji, the one with not a drop
7:38of cursed energy.
7:40>> I've regained a bit of the feeling.
7:42Thank the stars for that.
7:45>> After Toji slashed the two strongest
7:47with ease, Gojo crawled back from the
7:49gates of death.
7:50Toji's blade forced him to awaken
7:52between life and death, mastering
7:54Reversed Cursed Technique and attaining
7:56true, absolute power.
7:58The closed loop of Limitless,
7:59near-infinite cursed energy via the Six
8:01Eyes, and Reversed Cursed Technique to
8:03heal all wounds made him the only one in
8:05a thousand years of jujutsu history—
8:07literally invincible. This awakening
8:09completely shattered the only equality
8:11that existed between him and Geto.
8:14And at that very moment, Gojo shed his
8:16human shell.
8:17Because back then, besides Fushiguro
8:19Toji, he and Geto were already the
8:21strongest. Once Gojo fully awakened
8:24Limitless, his combat capability
8:26increased exponentially. Gojo became a
8:28god because there was no longer any
8:29existence capable of standing beside him
8:31. However, Gojo's mental state at that
8:33time did not mature in tandem with his
8:35strength. Amidst the applause of the
8:37Star Religious Group, he asked Geto if
8:38they should wipe them all out. The
8:40official fanbook states it clearly.
8:43He asked Geto because back then, Gojo
8:45used Geto's judgment as his moral
8:47compass, so he always listened to Geto's
8:49nagging.
8:51But by this point, Geto's strength could
8:53no longer keep up with Gojo's pace.
8:55Geto's perception could no longer remain
8:57on the same frequency as his either. As
8:58Geto spiraled into pain, unable to
9:00change reality despite his best efforts
9:02, Gojo stood on the glorious peak, no
9:04longer seeing the view at the mountain's
9:06foot, no longer empathizing with his
9:08friend's despair. As for Geto, because
9:10he spent his days alone exorcising
9:12curses, he saw Gojo less and less.
9:14According to his own account, the reason
9:16was that Satoru could handle missions
9:18alone, so naturally, they didn't meet.
9:20But looking closely, even if Gojo only
9:21had a little free time each day, if Geto
9:23really wanted to talk to his close
9:25friend, why wouldn't there be time? The
9:27answer actually lies in the widening gap
9:29in their strength. Geto wore a look of
9:30disappointment, and there was even a
9:32panel showing that Satoru had become the
9:34strongest. So the reason they met less
9:36often was largely due to Geto resisting
9:38that growing disparity. Because he
9:39values strength and his place in his
9:41best friend's heart, he intentionally
9:43keeps his distance, remaining the person
9:45who understands Gojo the most. He also
9:47knows that Gojo increasingly adheres to
9:49the philosophy that power is supreme. It
9:51could be said that Geto's solitude was
9:52his own choice, and one he could not
9:54avoid.
9:56Because Gojo's power literally made them
9:58no longer the same species, even though
10:00Gojo still went on all kinds of missions
10:02with Geto after becoming the strongest.
10:05The two of them still grew further apart
10:07, as this is the difference between a
10:09flower and a human.
10:10Then Yuki appears and has a profound
10:12conversation with Geto.
10:14This quirky beauty was a senior at the
10:16time, reaching special grade status
10:18before both Geto and Gojo.
10:20But Yuki barely accepted any missions,
10:22choosing instead to wander abroad.
10:24Therefore, before Gojo truly matured,
10:26the number one combatant on the good
10:28side was always this tall, blonde lady.
10:31The fact that Yuki could ignore all
10:33orders or pressure from the jujutsu
10:35higher-ups to wander alone proves that
10:36special grade strength can bypass all
10:38dogmas and factions without any risk.
10:40When placed alongside Geto's inner
10:42motivation, it shows a massive
10:43discrepancy. In reality, Geto also
10:45possesses special grade strength. He
10:47could have completely ignored the
10:48missions assigned by his superiors to
10:50live the life he wanted. But Geto was
10:52trapped in his own moral code of
10:53protecting the weak.
10:55What needs to be discussed here is
10:56Geto's inner motivation. It was not from
10:58the bottom of his heart that he wanted
11:00to eliminate curses and protect humanity
11:02, but rather from the dogmatic morality
11:04and values he was raised with. Those
11:06external shackles pulled him like an ox
11:08, day after day forcing him to ingest
11:09curses that tasted like vomit.
11:12Morum wrote in "The Life of Man": "True
11:14human motivation stems from deep within
11:16, from the pursuit of joy and interest.
11:18"
11:20This means that external pressure only
11:22brings about short-lived actions.
11:24Only love and desires born from within
11:26can create long-lasting, sustainable
11:28motivation. Anything one can pursue for
11:30a lifetime is, in essence, an inner
11:32desire manifested outwardly. Therefore,
11:34a way of eradicating evil based solely
11:36on external dogmas like Geto's will
11:38eventually collapse, having nothing to
11:39do with Yuki's theory of wiping out all
11:41non-sorcerers. Geto lacked a core
11:43internal motivation; relying only on
11:45external forces meant he was destined to
11:47never reach his goal. After coming full
11:49circle, we finally return to Gojo.
11:51Gojo's motive for performing missions to
11:53eliminate cursed spirits is very pure,
11:55straightforward, and clean, much like
11:57that bald guy.
11:58He is a hero by hobby, so Gojo's
12:00internal motivation is clear and
12:02complete.
12:04Only people like that can carry out
12:05their duties after every major incident
12:07. No one is more suited to be a jujutsu
12:09sorcerer. And these viewpoints
12:11throughout Jujutsu Kaisen are neither
12:13mysterious nor hard to discover.
12:15The title of Chapter 3 is "For Myself."
12:18Yaga asks Itadori why he wants to join
12:20the Technical College. Itadori says it's
12:22for his grandfather's dying wish, but he
12:24is rejected by Yaga on the spot.
12:26Itadori repeats that this was his
12:28grandfather's wish, so he wants to help
12:30others.
12:31Yaga replies, "A relative is also just
12:33someone else." What he really wanted to
12:36hear wasn't an external force, but an
12:37internal motivation.
12:39Until Itadori gives an answer that
12:41satisfies him.
12:42I don't want to regret how I live my
12:44life. Yaga reaches out his hand. You
12:46passed.
12:47This is actually a boomerang effect.
12:49Yaga was Geto's teacher. Besides Gojo
12:52and Shoko, he is also one of the people
12:54who understands Geto best. Ever since
12:56Geto betrayed them to become a curse
12:58user, Yaga understood that relying only
13:00on external pressure cannot sustain a
13:01sorcerer's character.
13:03Genuine intent from within is the key to
13:05maintaining a long-term mindset amidst
13:07brutal slaughter.
13:09Returning to Gojo, his true self has
13:11always thought that being a sorcerer is
13:13fun, so he has never intended to quit.
13:15And when going on missions to kill
13:17monsters becomes an indulgence, working
13:18until dawn or sleeping for three hours
13:20doesn't matter. Gojo is simply, on a
13:22whim, pursuing his own path of enjoyment
13:24. That's why many people back then
13:26looked at Gojo's schedule, which was
13:27like a donkey pulling a millstone, and
13:29felt sorry for him, thinking the jujutsu
13:30world was treating him like a beast of
13:32burden. Actually, there's no need. It's
13:34simply because he likes to play and is
13:35passionate about it. You and I have no
13:37right to strip him of his joy.
13:40I’ve seen many Jujutsu Kaisen fans on
13:42TikTok view Gojo’s status as the
13:44strongest as his ultimate cage. That
13:46because he is the strongest, he has to
13:48bear the weight of everything. I don’t
13:49agree; a person so whimsical that he
13:51considers himself the honored one in
13:53heaven and earth can’t be talked about
13:55in terms of shackles. I just can’t
13:56accept that. But that is just my own
13:58personal opinion. You guys can just feel
14:00it for yourselves. And it is precisely
14:02because of this keyword "whimsical" that
14:04Nanami trusts Gojo but does not respect
14:06him.
14:07To be honest, I do trust and believe in
14:09this man quite a bit.
14:11>> But I don’t respect you at all.
14:13>> And in chapter 236, he chose the
14:15definition that both he and Haibara
14:17silently understood between them.
14:19You never fought for the advancement of
14:21sorcery or to protect anything at all.
14:24You are just a hedonist who does
14:25everything to satisfy yourself.
14:27Scenes and dialogue in flashback
14:29sequences like the airport are supposed
14:31to be free of any external influence,
14:33representing purely honest thoughts.
14:35So in the eyes of Nanami and Haibara,
14:37Gojo is that hedonist, and he doesn't
14:40even refute it himself.
14:42As for the positive highlights of Gojo
14:44that we see, such as exorcising cursed
14:46spirits, protecting civilians, and
14:48handling sorcerers, they are just drops
14:50of nectar that this self-indulgent
14:52hedonist spilled while satisfying
14:54himself. I saw in the comments that some
14:56people say Gojo finally shed all his
14:58responsibilities in that final scene,
14:59and only then was he able to be himself
15:01for once. Actually, Gojo has always been
15:04himself.
15:06It’s just that he has been truly lonely
15:08for 11 years because his joy and pain
15:09could only be shared with those of his
15:11own caliber.
15:12It is also because of that power that he
15:14was born with an insurmountable
15:16dimensional gap between him and every
15:17other existence. Except for Sukuna.
15:20Just as you cannot share joy or sorrow
15:22with an ant, he could not make ordinary
15:24people understand the world he sees,
15:26thinks of, and feels.
15:28So Gojo ultimately lost.
15:31But he truly escaped from that
15:32loneliness. He unleashes every technique
15:35honed a thousand times, every skill
15:36accumulated over a lifetime, along with
15:38his instincts and intuition, all on the
15:40battlefield, hoping to convey it all to
15:42Sukuna. Because in his eyes, only Sukuna
15:44is of the same species as him. In
15:46layman's terms, in Gojo's eyes, Sukuna
15:48is the only one who truly counts as a
15:51person. Everything else is just grass
15:53and flowers, mere collateral damage to
15:55be scattered during their combat.
15:57That is the way Gojo, a god of the
15:59modern world, communicates with another
16:01god.
16:02Yet he gave everything, while the god on
16:04his level held something back, so he
16:06didn't achieve the same sense of
16:08fulfillment.
16:10That is why he said, "Because my
16:11strength wasn't enough to make Sukuna go
16:13all out, I feel sorry for him."
16:16Meaning, you helped me escape the
16:18loneliness that bound me for a lifetime
16:20, yet I couldn't do the same for you, so
16:22I feel a bit ashamed.
16:23But in truth, Sukuna's mindset is a
16:25level higher; he doesn't rely on such
16:28things, so the "strongest" title never
16:30shackled Gojo, for he never had any
16:32shackles to begin with.
16:34What the title of "the strongest"
16:35brought Gojo was true loneliness. And
16:38throughout his time as the strongest,
16:39Gojo was always trying to connect with
16:41this world on his own.
16:43But he failed.
16:44How can someone with god-like power
16:46maintain a human form and a basic way of
16:48thinking?
16:49Gojo chose a different path.
16:51The Gojo of the Hidden Inventory arc was
16:53arrogant and annoying, sure, but that
16:55playfulness was the spirit of youth, the
16:57freedom of having Geto to back him up.
17:00He didn't need to act out or be
17:02flamboyant to get attention, because by
17:04his side was the only person who saw him
17:06as Gojo Satoru, not just the possessor
17:08of the Six Eyes. He had a natural, equal
17:10emotional connection that he didn't have
17:12to struggle to find.
17:14After Geto betrayed him and died, the 28
17:16-year-old Gojo ingrained that flamboyant
17:18persona into his behavior: always late,
17:20leaving early, giving his junior Nanami
17:22the irreverent nickname "Nanamin,"
17:24writing notes and having students
17:26deliver apology gifts, and intentionally
17:28making faces and grandiose gestures.
17:31This kind of clowning around is his only
17:33way to break through that godly filter.
17:35His immense power had, from the very
17:37beginning, erected a thick wall between
17:39him and the world. Those in the jujutsu
17:41world first see him as the ultimate
17:43weapon capable of flipping the world
17:45upside down. The safety net of the
17:47jujutsu society. The anchor that
17:49resolves every single problem. Just not
17:51the human being known as Gojo Satoru.
17:53With power like a god's, ordinary people
17:55fear him, superiors tread carefully
17:58around him, juniors are intimidated by
18:00him, and enemies are terrified of him—
18:02everyone keeps a safe distance.
18:05His goofy, unconventional, and
18:07flamboyant style is the hammer he uses
18:09to smash that wall himself.
18:12He acts silly, acts childish, and
18:13intentionally breaks the composure
18:15expected of the strongest just to tell
18:17everyone, "I am not some high-and-mighty
18:19deity."
18:20"I am just a normal person, with
18:22emotions, capable of mistakes and acting
18:24like a fool."
18:26Only when he lowers himself to clown
18:28around to diffuse the oppressive aura of
18:30the strongest can his students tease him
18:32, joke with him, talk to him normally,
18:34put an arm around his shoulder, or call
18:36him unreliable to his face.
18:38It is his clowning that breaks the
18:40distance created by his strength, much
18:42like the signature smile of a jester
18:43that reaches everywhere.
18:46It is the only bridge he leaves for
18:48himself, for this world, and for other
18:50sorcerers after no one else could walk
18:51alongside him.
18:53The Six Eyes and Limitless technique
18:55meant that, from birth, he was never on
18:57the same dimension as anyone else.
18:59He can see through all cause and effect
19:02, instantly heal any wound, and
19:03effortlessly kill any enemy.
19:06Between him and ordinary people, and
19:08even 99%of sorcerers, there is an
19:10unbridgeable chasm, so he can only look
19:12down on the masses from the perspective
19:14of a god.
19:16He can protect the lives of the masses
19:18but can never truly empathize with them
19:19as an equal.
19:21He can never make others understand his
19:23own loneliness.
19:24He cherishes the flowers but never
19:26expects them to understand him.
19:28This isn't coldness; it's just something
19:30he cannot do, and it is his preordained
19:33fate.
19:34Yet, despite possessing god-like
19:36absolute power, Gojo never became a
19:38second Sukuna.
19:40For Sukuna, the weak are merely toys to
19:42be trampled upon at will. But Gojo, even
19:44while standing at the peak, always
19:46maintained the line of not harming the
19:48innocent and not trampling on life. That
19:50line originated when he was 17.
19:52From his initial aspiration while
19:54walking alongside Geto, to the last
19:56shred of his reason as a human being.
19:58Even if that kindness feels a bit
20:00distant, and even if the nature of that
20:02protection is self-gratifying, he has
20:04never cast it aside. I previously used
20:06Yuki as an example, meaning Gojo could
20:08have chosen not to be a workhorse and
20:10instead wandered freely for life; no one
20:12could have stopped him. But regardless
20:14of his initial intention, Gojo still
20:16carried the flag of justice for the
20:17sorcery world all by himself. "Judge a
20:19gentleman by his deeds, not his heart"—
20:21judging by actions rather than
20:22intentions. Nothing fits Gojo better
20:24than this.
20:25An outlier who lives only to satisfy
20:27himself. That is the core, most
20:29authentic background color of his
20:31personality. It is the ultimate defining
20:33trait for Gojo, and also where the
20:35entire community misunderstands him the
20:37most. Everyone labels him.
20:39The savior, the best teacher, the gentle
20:42strongman, the arrogant lone wolf.
20:44Everyone expects him to be a perfect god
20:46carrying the entire world. But Gojo has
20:48never lived for the expectations of
20:50others. Everything he does, whether it's
20:52reforming the sorcery world, training
20:54students, saving civilians, or fighting
20:56to the death with Sukuna, the core
20:58motivation is forever only one. "I like
21:00it, I want to do it, it gives me a sense
21:02of satisfaction"—that's why he hates
21:04preaching, hates being bound by rules,
21:06and hates being defined by others '
21:08expectations. He has never been a
21:10perfect god, nor is he a selfish bastard
21:12.
21:14He is an idealist, possessing the power
21:16of a god but still trapped within a
21:18human body.
21:19A youth standing at the top of the world
21:21, yet forever all alone.
21:24An outcast through and through, unbound
21:26by any rules, living only by his own
21:28desires.
21:29Yet, this eccentric who does everything
21:31just to satisfy himself brought the only
21:33ray of hope to the Jujutsu world.
21:36You all know I've long specialized in
21:38videos analyzing power levels and major
21:40showdowns. Honestly, I'm not great at
21:42writing character depth analyses, but
21:44because it's Gojo, and precisely because
21:46it's Gojo, I wrote it anyway and
21:47dedicated the second episode of this new
21:50series to him. Well, since there’s a one
21:52, there has to be a two. I poured a lot
21:54of heart and soul into writing this. If
21:56you watch it to the end, please give me
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21:59the next episode, let me know in the
22:01comments if you want more power analyses
22:03, this style of character study, or
22:04which character you'd like to see next.
22:06See you all later.

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