@wadebarkerrr: #jjk #jujutsukaisen #anime #yuji

ya_boi_az :

im a whore for this type of show/anime analysis

tapwater :

I mean blood is pretty hard to wash off irl

Mare :

yuji is trying to wash away the blood off his hands (the shibuya massacre) but can't due to the overwhelming guilt he feels for what he believes he did, a referance to lady macbeth which works nicely in the main story too, another person explained how the giant hand and fingerprint represents that it's yuji's fingerprints found at the crime scene, yuji put his hands up around his head to listen for yuta, he ate chocalate bar for a quick supply of energy to continue running, the first appearance of yuta attacking yuji happens inside the theatre with a spot light on and a painting prop behind, just like in a stageplay, symbolizing that it's all an act, the painting behind them is a giant japanese maple tree, it symbolizes peace, beauty and Mujō (the idea that all good things must come to an end, or simply, impermanence.) before it's ruined by the splattering blood of a cursed spirit. Later in the same episode, we see Yuji sitting in front of a large glass painting of fading maple leaves falling, having almost completely lost their color, amongst a bright, blood red background. When Yuji first started blaming himself for the deaths of others, Todo said this: "The bells of the Gion monestary in India echo with the warning that all fates are impermanent. The blossoms of the sala trees teach us through their hues that to flourish is to fade. However, we are the exception.", then, shortly after, "A man as great as you shouldn't let yourself grow so small. This is not a matter of sins and punishments. The moment we decided to become jujutsu sorcerers, our lives were no longer bound by such karma." Yuji was full of life - until he felt the guilt of those "he" killed, - and now that liveliness is gone, - as those who were murdered are the only thing he can think of. The maple tree was large and beautiful - until it was stained by blood, - and now only it's leaves remain, - dull and being outshone by blood red light. All of this to say that Yuji could not internalize Todo's words at all lol.

Abdul :

it might be a macbeth reference,cuz lady macbeth was hallucinating blood on her hands and tried washing it off 👀

foxfan3146 :

i thought yuji’s blurred vision could be meaning the battle between sukuna and yuji’s control of his body, with sukuna constantly trying to regain control

🥷🧙🏾‍♂️ :

i interpreted the finger print thing a little differently. A finger print is used to distinguish people and ofc each one is unique and the atrocities that followed weren’t technically done by yuji but yet the the fault of the crimes falls back on him and obviously fingerprints are found on crime scenes to find out who did the crime and it would be yujis fingerprints despite him being possessed at the time

Josué :

Yuta top 3 what a joke

The tuff sigma aura monster :

Also Macbeth, lady Macbeth felt guilty and no matter what she couldn’t rub the (fake) blood off but ohh I think it’s symbolic for that

NeЯditto :

im sorry for watching jjk

𝓔𝓬𝓵𝓲𝓹𝓼𝓮|Toge's bunny🍙 :

The reason why Yuji and Yuta right in a theater is likely to show everything Yuta is doing is supposed to be an act.

Tuureluur :

And they the theater also foreshadows how Yuta is 'playing a part' and not actually out for Yuji

clydecantcount :

the cursed spirits face looks like when sukuna manifests as an eye and a mouth on yuji too

Jxser :

I thought that them being on the stage symbolised that yuta was acting like he was trying to kill yuji also with the size of yhe bloody hand i thought it meant how much the deaths in shibuya are weighing on yuji

𝖸𝖺𝗌𝗆𝗂𝗇𝖾’愛 :

i saw someone saying that yuta and yuji fighting in a theater is hinting at yuta acting

saadhamud0 :

Bro was fighting from 8:30 pm till sunrise, he has to eat something

Kajika :

whys jjk have such a weird vibe to it though ? I mean i love the show and story but it always felt off to me and gives me weird feelings

Uhhhhh :

Type of shii our literature teachers except us to pick up ✌️

Alex Marra :

I mean yuta and yuji being on a stage could symbolize yuta’s anger against yuji and murder is just an act

Monkey :

Also the theater is meant to show how yuta is putting on an act

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MattyToast :

The washing of his hands could be a reference to the play Macbeth. In this play lady Macbeth feels guilty for killing the king before Macbeth and sleep walks/ dreams where she continuously scrubs her hands but the blood will not come off. Both of these scenes can represent the characters guilt

愛 :

the typa shi my english teacher wants me to find out by one sentence

colin :

with the hand washing & the blood not washing off, it’s definitely showing the guilt but i think it’s also showing that yuji feels that however much good he does he won’t be able to (for a lack of a better term) compensate for all the lives he took

☠︎ rayus ´ཀ` :

Also the fact Yuji and Yuta in the stage shows Yuta acting like he wants to actually hurt Yuji

ReCoil :

Mapp whenever they touch an anime