What Was Geto ACTUALLY About? (A literary analysis)

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  @Noeactually · 10 months ago · pinned

  Hi! First off, thank you so much for watching ❤<br>And just a heads up the voice quality drops at the very end because I removed a copyrighted song and YouTube did… whatever THAT was 😂.<br>But the rest of the audio should be totally normal!

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  @princesscoco6434 · 10 months ago

  The coolest/craziest part of jjk writing is Geto would be the perfect teacher for Yuji, Megumi and Yuta, Geto knows how disqusting and hard it is to eat curses and cursed objects, Geto commands curses like Megumi commands shikigame, and Geto is forever in Gojos shadow the same as Yuta, plus love beam and maximum uzamaki are extremely similar. And the few times we see Getos fosters family use their abilities its about manipulating the space around them which would make Gojo the perfect teacher of Getos foster family. 🤯 Gege you mad genius.

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  @Niall_Sene · 9 months ago

  I love how you view characters who are vessels and their possession as a manifestation of the darkness they repress rather than a completely separate character, it adds an extra layer of weight to said character, especially with Yuji and Megumi with Sukuna possessing them, but also with Rika being Yuta&apos;s repressed darkness. Now with Geto and Kenjaku, it almost recontextualises what the latter did while taking control of Geto&apos;s body, especially the Takaba fight, making an already interesting dynamic into something more nuanced.

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  @smileyfaceproductions7477 · 10 months ago

  The end spoke to me deeply. It seems that stagnation kills passion, which is also why it seems Geto went down the route he did and how Takaba&apos;s fight in a way &apos;re-lights&apos; that fire. More roles, different routes, there&apos;s more way than one to protect the weak, more ways to go on, at least that&apos;s how I see it. Amazing.

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  @gbfriend420 · 9 months ago

  Geto and yuji both are very Asian characters, I&apos;ve a feeling this is why yuji isn&apos;t that big in western audiences, he&apos;s a typical Asian boy who has been told to hide himself and serve others. <br>Geto is what happens when you break and basically go against everything

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  @theyoungknight.3119 · 10 months ago

  “Did it begin at KFC?” Threw me off!😂

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  @sandfridge106 · 10 months ago

  I’ve been loving these literary analyses. It’s really a goldmine of Jujutsu Kaisen stuff, and I’d love to see analyses of other stories like Chainsaw Man in a similar style if you like stuff like that. Keep up the good work chief.

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  @jeanthemachine0 · 10 months ago

  I can&apos;t stress this enough, but this channel is criminally underrated. This analysis was peak as usual🔥🔥🔥

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  @Fantomstranger · 10 months ago

  we are sooo back!

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  @notmyrealname9077 · 10 months ago

  What a gift! Love this video and analysis, this is the best pregame for the new movie coming out soon while I inhabit my satosugu enclosure 🙏

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  @Getoglazer123 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Geto controls curses, but slowly the curses controlled him💜

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  @modade2272 · 10 months ago (edited)

  JJK is probably the manga with the most depth in modern shonen, if I combine everything I&apos;ve learned from JJK from different accounts on YouTube and X, since the inception of the story... It&apos;s like lessons &nbsp;embedded within stories.<br><br>That&apos;s why it confuses me when I see people clown on JJK, I be wondering &quot;can&apos;t you read?&quot;.<br><br>What&apos;s even more amazing is that Gege is able to do all these with 200+ chapters only, and in-between fights as well.

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