Itadori | The King of Suffering | JJK
Itadori | The King of Suffering | JJK
After the events of Chapter 236 in 'Jujutsu Kaisen,' it's evident that Akutami loves subjecting his protagonist to endless suffering. Itadori seeks a meaningful death, not just to end his life with impact, but also to be surrounded by genuine care, something he lacked compared to his grandfather. Starting from his Grandpa's passing, everyone close to Yuji has been torn away, and he's struggled to protect them. He couldn't save Junpei, Nanami and Nobara suffered in Shibuya, and Toto was gravely injured, forced to leave the battlefield. Yuji carries the weight of the massacre in Shibuya, feeling responsible due to his perceived lack of strength. Now, with Megumi under Suina's control and Gojo's alleged death, Itadori seems to be living his grandfather's worst nightmare. Most friends are gone, mentors are absent, and it feels like everyone else is doomed.
In 'Jujutsu Kaisen,' there's a theory that Itadori accidentally cursed his friends, causing their suffering. Curses manifest from human negativity, but UT's tragedy with Rika teaches us that love can be the ultimate curse. In Naobito's final moments, words held immense power, transforming into curses for those who heard them. Consider Chapter 9, where Yuji, supposedly dying, expresses his care for his friends, especially Gojo. Ironically, his lack of concern for Gojo might have led to a twisted fulfillment of his wish, as Megumi barely survives as Suina's vessel and Nobara exists in suspended death. Itadori's lack of concern for Gojo may have caused his brutal and premature death.
Is Itadori overrated or underrated in the JJK fandom? From an outsider's view, he's vastly underrated. He's a tragic main character, akin to Gon from 'Hunter x Hunter,' yet often overshadowed by other characters. JJK gives ample screen time to various characters, leaving Itadori in the shadows. However, Itadori's meant to embrace tragedy, unlike the typical optimistic protagonist. He faces darkness while others shine, destined for a meaningful death that'll pave the way for a better world.
Let's talk about Yuji's astounding physical feats in 'Jujutsu Kaisen.' He's remarkably resilient, surviving a full-force punch from Sukuna, being thrown kilometers away, and bouncing back seemingly unscathed. Even when injured, like during his fight with Choso, he maintains peak efficiency, defying anime logic. His physical capabilities extend to using cars like baseballs, but his most remarkable feat comes after a brutal beating from Megumi. He stands tall, leaping from building to building with incredible force, toppling structures with each jump
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