Krystall :
So, why is Gojo stronger? Initially, there was a one-on-one hand-to-hand fight where Gojo dominated; then came the clash of Domains—Gojo lost the first round due to a lack of knowledge, yet he didn't even feel the impact. Next came the second round, where Gojo avoided repeating the same mistake, resulting in a draw. Gojo eventually managed to land a hit on Sukuna with his Domain, but—thanks to plot armor—Mahoraga appeared, preventing Sukuna from being killed instantly and allowing for adaptation to occur. Anyway, I don't feel like explaining the whole fight, so here are the facts: standard slashes couldn't penetrate Gojo's Infinity (only his Domain could), and Sukuna was only able to bypass Infinity because of adaptation. As for the "Chimera" and Mahoraga: they count as separate opponents rather than just techniques, yet even they couldn't stop Gojo from humiliating Sukuna. Now, regarding why Sukuna is the "plot's golden child": we never saw him perform the hand signs or incantations for the "World-Cutting Slash"—how could he execute it so quickly when half his body was reduced to useless pulp? And regarding Sukuna's true form: *none* of his weapons—aside from the World-Cutting Slash—are capable of killing or even wounding Gojo (not even *Fuga*), simply because they are infinitely slowed down before impact. I wanna see face sukuna fans after this text
2026-10-08 20:01:39