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Amidst fans' struggle to accept Gojo's departure, the manga's author delivers a sensitive comment.
Recent developments in the Jujutsu Kaisen manga have garnered immense attention from the fan community. The unexpected departure of beloved character Gojo has led readers to express dissatisfaction with the current storyline direction.
Jujutsu Kaisen author Gege Akutami himself makes a comment that further complicates matters. Fans, already finding it difficult to accept recent manga events, were stunned by the author's remarks.
Until chapter 235, everything seemed to be progressing smoothly. Gojo appeared to dominate the battle against Sukuna. By the end of chapter 235, many believed Gojo had emerged victorious.
However, chapter 236 brought about a significant shock. Gojo's sudden demise left fans reeling. While Gojo had faced severe injuries before, this time it appears to be a definitive conclusion. However, some fan theories suggest otherwise.
In the midst of this boiling turmoil, author Gege Akutami makes a remark: 'Due to interruptions, it seems I've forgotten to draw a chapter.' Although the author's intention was to make a light comment, the fan community reacted quite vehemently.
Considering the ambiguity surrounding Gojo's defeat by Sukuna, it's clear that some details are still missing. Akutami's comment about unintentionally skipping a chapter, without providing specific information about the battle, only serves to increase fans' curiosity and disappointment.
Many have used the hashtag 'GegeWhenICatchYou', along with 'Gojo' and 'Jujutsu Kaisen', which have begun trending on Twitter. From the intense reactions of fans on Twitter, it's evident that many are extremely displeased.
Gojo Satoru holds a special place in the hearts of Jujutsu Kaisen fans. Some even believe he's more beloved than the protagonist, Yuji Itadori. Therefore, the decision to take the life of such an important character has left many fans unable to accept.
However, a portion of fans believe Gojo's sacrifice could be a strategic move, paving the way for deeper development of Yuji Itadori's character arc.
And who knows, perhaps it's too early to mourn Gojo's departure. Fan theories are circulating, suggesting potential paths for Gojo's return to the story.
