In the final chapters of Attack on Titan , Eren unleashes the “Rumbling,” a catastrophic event that sends a massive army of Titans across the world, destroying everything in their path. His goal is to secure the safety of Paradis Island by eliminating the rest of humanity, who he believes will always threaten his people. However, Eren’s closest friends, the members of the Survey Corps, ultimately stop him, ending his life to put an end to the destruction.
Eren’s actions spark a heated debate within the fandom. Some view him as a tragic hero who made the ultimate sacrifice for the greater good, while others criticize him for the immense suffering his choices caused.
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In a recent interview, Hajime Isayama admitted that he regrets certain aspects of Eren’s final choice. He explained that writing the ending was an emotional and difficult process, and he often questioned whether he had made the right decisions for the characters and the story.
“I wanted Eren to feel human,” Isayama said. “He’s not a perfect hero or a villain. He’s someone who struggles with his emotions and beliefs, just like all of us. But looking back, I wonder if there could have been another way for him to achieve his goal without causing so much pain.”
Isayama also acknowledged the fan criticism of the ending, saying that he understands why some readers were disappointed. He admitted that balancing the themes of freedom, sacrifice, and morality was a complex task and that he wasn’t entirely satisfied with how everything turned out.
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Despite Isayama’s regrets, Eren’s final choice remains a powerful conclusion to the story. It highlights the devastating cost of war and raises important questions about whether ends justify means. The ending also emphasizes the complexity of human nature, as Eren’s friends must grapple with their love for him while ultimately opposing his actions.
Hajime Isayama’s openness about his regrets has been well-received by fans. Many appreciate his honesty and acknowledge the difficulty of concluding such a monumental story. While the ending of Attack on Titan may remain divisive, it has undeniably left a lasting impact on the anime and manga world.
Eren’s final choice, with all its controversy and complexity, will continue to spark discussions for years to come. It serves as a reminder that even in fiction, decisions are rarely black and white, and the cost of freedom is never simple.
Attack on Titan is set in a dystopian world where humanity lives behind massive walls to protect itself from giant humanoid creatures known as Titans, who devour humans seemingly without reason. The story begins when a colossal Titan breaches one of the walls, destroying protagonist Eren Yeager’s home and triggering a violent chain of events.
Jujutsu Kaisen fans have been eagerly awaiting the ultimate clash between Gojo Satoru, the strongest modern sorcerer, and Sukuna, the strongest sorcerer from the Heian Era. This long-anticipated battle has exceeded all expectations, with both sorcerers unleashing their full potential. Over the course of this fight, it has become clear that Gojo possesses significant advantages that put him in the driving seat to come out victorious.
From superior cursed techniques to strategic intelligence, Gojo has shown time and again why he’s a formidable force. His battle with Sukuna has been a testament to his unmatched skills and his ability to outsmart and overpower his opponent. With every passing chapter, Gojo inches closer to cementing his place as the strongest sorcerer, surpassing even Sukuna in nearly every way.
Gojo’s Limitless technique is arguably the most powerful Cursed Technique in the Jujutsu Kaisen universe. It offers unparalleled offensive and defensive abilities, putting it in a league of its own. Sukuna’s own techniques are undeniably strong, but they simply do not compare to the sheer power of Gojo’s Limitless. With this technique, Gojo can easily prevent anyone from getting close to him, including Sukuna, who struggles to touch him even with amplification.
The Battle of the Century: Gojo vs Sukuna
Gojo And Sukna From Jujutsu Kaisen
Along with his superior Cursed Technique, Gojo also possesses a better command over Reverse Cursed Technique. This ability, which allows the user to heal injuries and replenish their Cursed Energy, plays a crucial role in the fight. Gojo’s skill with Reverse Cursed Technique far exceeds that of Sukuna’s, as he can heal and recover more efficiently, creating more opportunities to counterattack and deliver devastating blows. Sukuna, while capable of using this technique, is simply not as adept at it as Gojo.
Beyond his Cursed Techniques, Gojo’s intellect is another critical factor that gives him an edge over Sukuna. In this extended battle, Gojo has consistently outsmarted his opponent, using his sharp mind and strategic thinking to gain the upper hand. Whether it’s landing a precise Cursed Technique Reversal or landing multiple Black Flash strikes, Gojo has used his brilliance to turn the tide of battle in his favor on numerous occasions. His ability to think on his feet and make quick decisions in the heat of battle is a testament to his superior fighting intellect.
Another area where Gojo excels is in his mastery of Black Flash, a technique that demands impeccable timing and control over Cursed Energy. While this move is difficult for most sorcerers to execute, Gojo has shown remarkable proficiency in using it. His continuous barrage of Black Flash attacks has caused significant damage to Sukuna, forcing him on the defensive. These strikes not only weaken Sukuna but also help Gojo restore his Reverse Cursed Technique, keeping him in a constant state of readiness.
Sukuna’s strongest cards, Agito and Mahoraga, were supposed to be his trump cards in this battle. However, Gojo’s overwhelming power and skill have allowed him to easily neutralize both of these formidable allies. Agito was obliterated by Gojo’s Maximum Output: Blue, and Mahoraga was defeated with Gojo’s Hollow Technique: Purple. With Sukuna’s strongest assets out of the picture, his chances of winning the fight have significantly diminished.
Gojo And Sukna From Jujutsu Kaisen
Above all, Gojo is fighting with something to prove. After being sealed away for years, his return to the battlefield is a moment of reckoning. This fight is not just about defeating Sukuna—it’s about showing the world and his students that he is the strongest sorcerer. Gojo has a deep personal stake in this battle, and his determination to win only strengthens his resolve. For Gojo, this clash is more than just a fight; it’s an opportunity to solidify his place in history.
“Jujutsu Kaisen” is a dark fantasy manga and anime that follows Yuji Itadori, a high schooler who, after consuming a cursed object, gets into a face-off with Jujutsu sorcerers. Tasked with collecting all the cursed fragments of a powerful demon, Yuji teams up with other sorcerers to combat malevolent curses and uncover deeper mysteries.
