Sakata :
He had an incredibly easy opportunity to win, and he could have taken advantage of it multiple times.
All he had to do was simply leave Sukuna's DE range, move about 30–40 meters away from the MS radius, and start charging Purple.
Sukuna would have to leave his Domain to stop Gojo. But then he'd either get caught in Gojo's DE, or try to run away or dodge Purple. Which, by the way, wouldn't work, since Purple is the fastest offensive technique in the Verse. And even if Sukuna somehow managed to dodge it, Gojo could simply teleport to him and open his DE before Sukuna could even defend himself with his own Domain.
His only remaining anti-domain option would be the useless HWB, which would be destroyed due to its weaker output. Constantly maintaining it against the pressure of Gojo's Domain would be almost impossible anyway. Not to mention that HWB requires two hand signs to activate, whereas Gojo only needs one (two separate hand signs for HWB, not a two-handed sign).
DA can defend against sure-hit effects, but it won't be able to hold out for long. Every anti-domain technique based on artificial space has its own limit. When these techniques interact with a genuine Domain, a clash of domains occurs, in which the genuine Domain begins attacking and overwhelming the defensive technique. And since the output of these techniques is nowhere near that of a genuine Domain, they can only buy time against weaker Domains.
Domains on Gojo's or Sukuna's level, however, would instantly overwhelm Simple Domain, HWB, and now DA as well. DA is essentially just an improved version of Simple Domain: its advantages are that it can be used without hand signs and, instead of weakening techniques, it neutralizes them upon contact outside of a Domain. But that doesn't make it capable of withstanding the overwhelming pressure of a Domain on Gojo's level indefinitely.
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