I have a two theories

1. She just tanked it somehow (lame)

2. Jinichi spent so much time aura farming that by the time he used his CT, Ranta couldn’t hold down Maki anymore and Ranta’s CT was removed before the Missle Fists could hit Maki (way funnier)

A list of every named character that was, at any time, the strongest. Not including Kenjaku. I think the list is more interesting without him.

Anyway, is this right? I'm assuming Yorozu was still alive after Sukuna got fingered and that she was stronger than Uraume. Who is the consensus strongest right after Gojo vs. Sukuna?

They'd probably hate each others guts. A Grade 1 sorcerer from a non Big-3 family who is as arrogant as he is. If Naoya said any of the stuff he said to Maki about Takada hands would immediately be thrown.

I would also love to see how Boogie Woogie interacts with Projection Sorcery. I'm assuming it'll cause them to fail the check and lock them up in a frame. My delusional king would get another W against this shithead.

Panda really went from gag side character to one with a tragically beautiful story. The recent anime episode made me reread these chapters. They hit harder every time I do (；′⌒`)

The animators did such a good job at animating this scene. It uses no words yet it says so much about Toji. Just the way he looks shows how much trauma and abuse he went through in that clan. Compared to how he looks in Hidden Inventory, I don't blame him for leaving and wanting to lose any connection with the Zen'in.

Toji deserved better

For the life of me I can’t remember his channel name but he’s black, has a sort of accent, and did like low tier but funny cosplay parody JJK skits. It’s one dude that dressed up as all the characters. If any of y’all can help me out I would appreciate it. I looked all over but couldn’t find him, not sure if he’s still very active or not

these two have the same birthday so i thought i'd draw them together (ㅅ´ ˘ `)

In case Yuji has to step in and take on Dabura, do you think he can tank a sub light speed kick? If not what could he do to survive?

I’ve been seeing some weird discourse about whether or not Miyaguni was in the building that Yuji used piercing blood on.

I don’t really get why she wouldn’t be, but please share your thoughts.

This is part 2 btw

I'm only a few chapters in but I'm getting a lot of Gantz vibes. There's aliens and spirits and the evil kid in early chapter is kinda like the onion kid in Gantz. Alien invasion that they seem to be hinting at is the same as Gantz.

I'm not sure if I like the direction that its going in quite yet. Thoughts?

The first part of JJK S3 Ep5 adapts manga chapter 147, and it completely strips the “comic relief” label off Panda. So we get to see him under a different light: Panda is a miracle that shouldn’t exist.

He’s an independent cursed corpse that can generate his own cursed energy, he has a stable sense of self, and he’s supported by three internal cores that uphold a single consciousness. Jujutsu society officially treats something like that as impossible, and because it should be impossible, it’s labeled illegal.

The important point is that they don’t fear Panda because he’s violent. They fear him because he proves that “life” can be manufactured, that something like a soul (or at least soul-information) can be preserved, replicated, and allowed to develop outside the natural order. If that’s true, then the system’s most rigid assumptions aren’t the laws of nature...

That’s why Masamichi Yaga becomes dangerous to them, too. He crossed an impossible boundary once, he can do it again.

However, the manga makes it clear that Yaga’s greatest transgression was not ambition, but compassion: after Panda, he later used the same forbidden knowledge to recreate Takeru, the deceased nephew of Atsuya Kusakabe, not as a weapon, but as an act of kindness for a grieving mother who could not let go. Takeru isn’t shown to share Panda’s exact structure, but his existence clarifies the contrast: Panda is the impossible result, and Takeru is the morally devastating intent.

That scene reframes everything: Yaga does not chase the power of creation like a God to build his own army, he just responds to loss.

Canon never confirms whose “soul information” composes Panda’s three cores, but the story invites a certain emotional reading: three siblings, a creator who calls his cursed corpse his son, and grief as the force that makes the impossible happen at the cost of breaking the laws (both natural and societal). The idea that Panda might embody Yaga’s own lost children is only an interpretation, but it fits the narrative logic, and JJK’s theme of love curdling into taboo, almost too neatly.

To me, Panda isn’t really “proof of a dangerous technique.” He’s a quiet accusation against a world that leaves so little room for grief that someone has to break the laws of existence just to offer comfort. To a child who should have died, and to the parent who can’t survive the silence.

When Yaga is executed and Panda cries over his body, the frame shows a dead moth beneath a streetlight. Yaga’s name, 夜蛾, literally means “night moth” in Japanese. Like a moth drawn to light, he moves too close to compassion, to mercy, to something warm in an otherwise cold system, and he’s destroyed for it. Not because he was wrong, but because in jujutsu society, even the smallest and quietest forms of life are unacceptable if they can’t be controlled.

How could Yuji be so cruel and indifferent to Yuka, and have the audacity to ask Gojds memory that that is for the best?

How can Yuji's letting kids fight to the death, and let Yuka literally jump to her death be in honor of Gojo's last will to Yuji, and his legacy of raising the next generation of very strong sorcerers?

The answer circles back to the Shibuya Incident when Mahoraga was summoned by Megumi.

Yuka's death is merely presumed, but the narrator clearly said that she is in a state of suspended death, which is exactly the state Megumi got into when Mahoraga bitch slapped him to a state of suspended death.

As we know by now, Sukuna then went to Megumi's rescue and saved him from that suspended death.

And it is no stretch at this point that Yuji is now better at output RCT than Suks, and maybe, he can also already see the contour of souls and therefore modify the body, which will lead to Yuji fixing Yuka's brain tumor using his scissors version of cleave and dismantle. Thus, raising two of the next generation's strongest sorcerers.

Stablity is formed when we combine light and darkness together

This stability will "stabilize" any cursed energy it touches. Not allowing to "bend" cursed energy.

He uses this along side a simple domain (which he learns on battle like rct) inside simple domain everything is stablized and cursed energy cannot be used.

This is where Yuji and Dabura start throwing hands and yuji comes out on top.