Femkuna

femkuna 😜

Tbh I don't get all the "first name basis, call him Megumi" posts bc Megumi doesn't like his first name. He prefers Fushiguro. He introduces himself by that only, like when Yuuji and Nobara used their full names, all he said was "Fushiguro". That name means nothing to him but resentment.

It's kind of in the same vein as Maki saying to not call her Zenin - which, weirdly, Megumi kept doing, despite having a similar issue with his own name. I guess this shows that he's a distant person, more comfortable with being yelled at than being on a first-name basis.

Anyway, "call him Yuuji" makes sense. But I think there are other, better ways for Yuuji to call Megumi by.

Though the meaning of his name feels more relevant than ever, especially with the split and Sukuna being like "I am a curse", it almost feels like he would start to go by Megumi at this point.

Mimiko's doll

The harsh lack of mourning for Gojo and Sukuna and I general (how many people died in one day??) can only mean that it's not over... Right?

They're going to use Yuuji's cryogenic domain for Yuuta and Shoko to bring Gojo back, at least.

Or they're going to bring out the prison realm for time travel.

I don't know what's going on

(anime-only friendly post)

I've been thinking about it and honestly

Has Gojo tried to disappear Sukuna's fingers with virtual mass?

Did he have some secret agenda or subconscious desire to meet Sukuna?

What would happen if he did use hollow purple on special grade objects like the fingies or the prison realm? (I assume it varies case by case).

Gojo telling Yuuji "nah, I'd win" in the beginning of JJK could be taken 2 ways (or maybe he only said that out of habit idk). I'd been wondering if he truly believed that, or if he was only ever saying it to avoid unnecessary panic.

Maybe he thought that with such strong cursed energy, Sukuna wouldn't be able to ambush him like Toji, so there was nothing to be worried about.

Or maybe Gojo didn't see a need to destroy the fingers because they were useful to keep other curses away.

Or it felt unjust to destroy such an ancient relic (ngl I love the headcanon that Gojo had posters of Sukuna on his wall).

Maybe it was fine as long as the fingers stayed apart, and curses didn't eat them. Why would a person do that, anyway?

Thanks everyone for making me feel less like a conspiracy theorist 🫡

I've said before that Sukuna might have chosen to undergo self-mummification to keep Kenjaku out of his skull (among other reasons that aren't relevant here)

But anyway, Wasuke had seen that Kaori was dead, and then she was there but not right... He told Jin to stay away from that woman, or he'd die.

I want to know what he knows!!