The world-famous manga Jujutsu Kaisen, which broke records, is currently experiencing its own storm in Japan. The latest chapter in the series was much anticipated when it was first released, but it has since dropped like a cursed bomb to become the most “controversial” chapter. The chapter has divided JJK followers due to criticism of its “insanely crazy” and “terribly twisted” plot from some readers. They’re angry because they don’t know if the heroes made the best decisions—at least morally.
There is opposition to Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 261 in Japan.
The plot of Chapter 261—which hinted at Gojo’s return—kept it as the most talked about chapter. But as time went on, it became clear that Yuta Okkotsu, not Gojo, had used Kenjaku’s method to transfer bodies. There has been a lot of controversy over this surprising turn of events, especially among Asian groups. Many admirers express dissatisfaction that the move goes against important cultural ideals, and many even doubt the morality of such harsh measures.
The idea that a spiritual son’s filial piety for his father figure may be so intense that it drove him to abhorrent levels of self-sacrifice was unbearably depressing. Let’s just refer to chapter 261 as it is. incredibly hopeless. Although it is dark fantasy, I think it broke certain boundaries. A dissatisfied fan stated that, even with the solid story development, it’s crucial to take into account how cultural values are portrayed in widely read fiction that so many teenagers consume. They drew attention to the unsettling element of Yuta’s sacrifice of voluntarily donning the corpse of his father figure—a man well-known for his altruism. “It’s not right.”
JJK 261 synopsis
It appears that Maki wasn’t the only person opposed to this plan—fans were as well. In the past, Gojo consented to Yuta’s plan to dispose of his corpse since he didn’t really care for his body and didn’t want to lose the war against the King of Curses.
Yuta is slashed in half, precisely like Satoru Gojo, during the blood bath between the sorcerers and Sukuna in the conclusion. and were offended to see Yuta injured and in agony. Yuta is undoubtedly still alive, but his wounds are too great. He might make it, but it’s difficult to say for sure. Yuta’s severe injuries and agony infuriated her fans. Yuta is undoubtedly still alive, but his wounds are too great. He might make it, but it’s difficult to say for sure.
In response to JJK 261
This is what also didn’t sit well with me. A user commented, “I felt so horrible and could understand how gojo must have felt when he saw geto in Shibuya. “Where were these sentiments with Nanako and Mimiko?” inquired another commenter. I don’t get why all of these talking points have to be brought up in order for Gojo, who didn’t raise Yuta, to experience something. Back then, wasn’t this unsettling? Or have I overlooked something? I adore Yuta, but I detest seeing him in this state. This is without a doubt the most ridiculous anime chapter ever. This was completely crazy. As if it were holy hell. Everything is now achievable. One more person spoke out.
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