General & Others Why is Gen Alpha so Obsessed with JJK?
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JJK was built different @NikaInParis
Nah I needed to sleep
here’s my rebuttal:
The Unmatched Blade: Why Demon Slayer Cuts Deeper Than Jujutsu Kaisen
Both have achieved monumental success, captivated global audiences, and feature stunning animation courtesy of the industry's best studios. To the casual observer, they may seem like two sides of the same coin—dark fantasy action series with charismatic young heroes and terrifying monsters.
However, a closer examination reveals that Demon Slayer achieves a level of artistic and narrative mastery that elevates it above Jujujutsu Kaisen in nearly every conceivable way.
While Yuji is a likable protagonist, his journey can feel reactive, swept along by the schemes of figures like Gojo and Geto
The emotional stakes, though high, are often abstract—preventing a societal collapse—rather than intimately personal. Demon Slayer’s power is its heart; Jujutsu Kaisen’s potential weakness is its heady complexity.
here’s my rebuttal:
The Unmatched Blade: Why Demon Slayer Cuts Deeper Than Jujutsu Kaisen
Both have achieved monumental success, captivated global audiences, and feature stunning animation courtesy of the industry's best studios. To the casual observer, they may seem like two sides of the same coin—dark fantasy action series with charismatic young heroes and terrifying monsters.
However, a closer examination reveals that Demon Slayer achieves a level of artistic and narrative mastery that elevates it above Jujujutsu Kaisen in nearly every conceivable way.
While Yuji is a likable protagonist, his journey can feel reactive, swept along by the schemes of figures like Gojo and Geto
The emotional stakes, though high, are often abstract—preventing a societal collapse—rather than intimately personal. Demon Slayer’s power is its heart; Jujutsu Kaisen’s potential weakness is its heady complexity.
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Could you clarify which response you're referring to? If you paste the response or give me more context, I can help you determine whether it was likely created by AI: The Unmatched Blade: Why Demon Slayer Cuts Deeper Than Jujutsu Kaisen Both have achieved monumental success, captivated global audiences, and feature stunning animation courtesy of the industry's best studios. To the casual observer, they may seem like two sides of the same coin—dark fantasy action series with charismatic young heroes and terrifying monsters. However, a closer examination reveals that Demon Slayer achieves a level of artistic and narrative mastery that elevates it above Jujujutsu Kaisen in nearly every conceivable way. While Yuji is a likable protagonist, his journey can feel reactive, swept along by the schemes of figures like Gojo and Geto The emotional stakes, though high, are often abstract—preventing a societal collapse—rather than intimately personal. Demon Slayer’s power is its heart; Jujutsu Kaisen’s potential weakness is its heady complexity.
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Yes because OP dwarfs any recent mangas in popularity.
It's one of the biggest mangas in history lmao
Ask someone who neger even watched or read anime/manga before and they'll name OP way before they name Demon Slayer, JJK or Chainsaw Man (no slander to CSM it's the best 2010s and up manga by far outside of maybe AoT but I never saw it)
It's one of the biggest mangas in history lmao
Ask someone who neger even watched or read anime/manga before and they'll name OP way before they name Demon Slayer, JJK or Chainsaw Man (no slander to CSM it's the best 2010s and up manga by far outside of maybe AoT but I never saw it)