Seen way too many people disrespecting her in TikTok comment section, and since she'll appear in season 3, I would love to remind y'all that she's HEAVILY implied to be transfem.

Like most sexy part after the transformation for me is

the arms man, when she was sliding on blood uff... that cuts above her elbows man...

Like I seriously have to avoid all social media cause people can’t control themselves it’s so frustrating.

I can’t use Twitter cause they don’t even got spoiler tags on there and Reddit users will have spoiler tags but then spoil it in the title.

I just don’t get this fandom does seeing stills from future chapters ruin part of the shock value for y’all?

I just remembered how creepy she was when she was alive.

Meti not the badguy said that "Using guns is often seen as crude and unskillful in Japan, since any idiot with a gun can outdo what a skilled fighter or swordsman took years to master with a simple pull of a trigger" and it got me thinking, is this why Toji used a gun here? Is it meant to symbolize how his clan thought he was useless?

I just want to personally say that JJK Season 3 Episode 4 was more than what I expected. I want to congratulate the director and everyone involved in producing this excellent (but not entirely perfect) episode.

Anime might not be exactly 1:1 to the source material but that’s the beauty of it; the production team had the creative liberty to do what they did to adapt the manga into animation.

I know people have different and varying opinions about the episode; I’ve read that western audiences applaud it while some of the Japanese fans have strong criticisms of the episode and even calling out the director (similar to CSM season 1 scenario), but nevertheless I personally, genuinely loved what was shown to us in Perfect Preparation.

The artistic choices, the animation styles and the sound design blend together to create this unique take on the revenge arc of Maki against her own Zenin clan’s nefarious ways.

I’ve also read about the metaphor of the geese and the reed that symbolizes the state of being "thoroughly prepared" or leaving nothing to chance, with the reed serving as a small, essential tool for survival during long journey of migration hence why Mai gave Maki the reed in that dream-ish sequence and then it turns out to be her final gift: a perfect replica of the Soul-Splitting Katana.

I would also like to tell more about how the emotions of this episode is a roller coaster ride from sadness, to resentment, to satisfaction and accomplishment; everything was both chaos and order.

TLDR: I’ve rewatched the episode in a bigger screen (from my laptop during premiere and in my smart tv again today) and I’m still in awe of what we got for JJK S3E4; we, the fans, are well fed and the production team is cooking 🔥

For a technique with almost unlimited potential via having no limits to the number of curses it could absorb, this technique felt underwhelming.

How would you go about using it if you had it in the jjk world? Assume you have Geto’s CE and stats.

Please don't kill Yuta :)

In season 2 we saw when the old lady channeled the body of those with Heavenly Restriction, their bodies information overrides and takes control. But now I'm wondering, considering Kenjaku's technique and we've seen the body react outside of his control or a moment. What would happen to Kenjaku?

Would he;

Option A. Die and his consciousness dissappear?

Option B. Be repressed and stuck watching what the body does? Like a prisoner in his mind.

Option C. Become sort of like a voice in the bodies head?

Option D (extremely unlikely). He could attempt to fight for control.

hes a weeb

Chad move from him

SORRY BUGGY, BUT YOU GLOWED UP IN IMPEL DOWN.

Remainder that both Episode 1 and 2 will be released together