#fushiita

[k-martins]

Megumi after meet Yuji

[yourteght]

» LET ME KNOW (17/11) — futura doação (!) » categoria : jujutsu kaisen » personagens: megumi fushiguro & yuuji itadori » recursos: psds por @.colour-source & @.navh (deviantart)

meimei's note: gente, eu fiz essa capa pela manhã numa boa, sinto que essa foi uma das capas que menos me deu trabalho e foi a mais divertida de fazer pois já sabia exatamente o que fazer. eu amo esses dois, se pudesse, eu adotava (tbm) e eu necesito de mais capas deles e vou fazer sempre mais capas deles SIM :3

[nightmare--void]

Toji discourse got interesting when someone compared Toji leaving Megumi and Suguru leaving Satoru while saying that fandom holds one accountable but tries to understand and forgive the other.

I think it's actually valid to compare Suguru and Toji as characters because they're both traumatised by the same system. Which becomes even more interesting if you think about how different they are in terms of their values and blessings — Suguru who's a special grade sorcerer with his strong ideals and Toji who was perceived as an inferior person by his own family and who doesn't give much shit about morals anymore.

Toji's inability to hold on to his new life outside of jujutsu society and take care of Megumi highlights the issues of the outdated clan system really well. And I think it's one of the most normal (not magical I mean) aspects of JJK. Toji was unable to break the never ending cycle of curses where parents traumatise their kids because they were themselves traumatised. So he left Megumi with his own set of issues that Megumi wasn't able to resolve because he couldn't bond with adults in his life properly.

Megumi wasn't taught how, to be more specific. Even Gojo who either was his parental figure or at least could've been one was raised by the same system where his own relationships with adults were shaped by his strength and not by any form of parental affection. No matter how much affection Gojo himself developed for Megumi after that their relationship still started with a pact that tied Megumi to something he didn't choose.

But I can't understand how Suguru and Toji's situations could be compared in terms of accountability. Breaking up with your peer is, dare I say, a bit different from leaving your kid who's dependant on you and selling them to a clan. Suguru was trying to break the curse from the outside and eventually failed and Toji failed from the start by not even trying.

I hate this frame I can't even begin to explain it because it doesn't make any sense for him to forget his kid's name. Like ???

If I was about to go into headcanon territory I'd say that Megumi laughing at Gojo's letter means he was trying to make his peace with everything that happened. Megumi realised that since he actually wants to live he should try and overcome these issues that has influenced him for his whole life. Maybe Gojo wasn't his parent and Gojo himself was a part of the old system in a way but it wasn't all about his technique or Gojo's plans.

I guess eventually it was Yuuji Itadori who broke even Fushiguro's family curse.

[liyrical]

lets just ignore canon for a bit longer

[epickiya722]

Thinking about how Suguru and Yuji has similarities again and um...

Scenes where they take control of their right limb to restrain the being possessing them while these blue eyed, long lashes having pretty boys look on with blood on their faces.

Oh my gosh, not Suguru and Yuji smiling while they're dying from serious injuries and Satoru and Megumi looking on all sad...

...

[goatyuuji]

🩵🩷🩵🩷🩵

[ghostofthejungle]

Oh, I love it and I hate it at the same time...

...you and I drink the poison from the same vine.

[shiemyan]

Itadori looks like loaf of bread

[jjkdiary]

[hinamie]

long way home

[gekksan]

🧃️🧃️

[megumiifushiiguro]

not megumi holding yuuji's hoodie to make sure he stays right here with him😭😭 they are everything to me😭😭

[ohcashewart]

we need this context

[k-martins]

Guys, I had a divine enlightenment

[liyrical]

(jjk266) confession

[nevermeyers]