Jujutsu Kaisen's Controversial Gojo Death: A Dragon Ball Super Connection!
Jujutsu Kaisen's Shocking Twist: Gojo's Downfall
Jujutsu Kaisen and Dragon Ball are two of Shonen Jump's biggest hits, and both have some really cool power systems! They both feature characters with insane abilities; this similarity helps us understand Jujutsu Kaisen's most controversial moment. That epic showdown between Satoru Gojo (the current top sorcerer) and Ryomen Sukuna (the ultimate sorcerer of all time)? It was a six-year wait for those fans! The fight was absolutely legendary for a reason – totally living up to the crazy hype, going for ten chapters. And then? BAM! Sukuna kills Gojo, literally slicing him in half with some next-level, reality-warping attack.
That was a huge shocker, particularly as Gojo was dominating using his Infinity technique; a previously hyped-up defense believed to be impenetrable, rendering his unexpected defeat very unexpected. That attack, ignoring those very laws, surpassed those kinds of magical power and rules expected from those levels involved. And for that, many felt his death was an unbelievably lazy way to change the storyline in such an unnecessary, brutal manner! Many really disliked it; believing that it lacked the necessary level design and that the creator may have ultimately lost all interest in his project at that point, completely underwhelmed and disapointed by such a surprising event!
Dragon Ball Super to the Rescue! The Broly-Gogeta Battle
The Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie (2018) offers a possible explanation. When Goku and Vegeta can’t beat Broly on their own, they fuse, creating Gogeta. The fight between them? Totally insane, warping space-time repeatedly, showcasing how powerful and potentially disruptive some higher-level confrontations could become!
Dragon Ball shows that those reality-bending attacks aren't outlandish; showcasing why such attacks make so much sense for powerful beings and could totally be used with an already developed storyline involving very powerful mystical beings. Both the Gogeta/Broly and Gojo/Sukuna fights question what power means and if some fights exceed those boundaries. In Broly, the idea that pushing limits and changing rules, transcending limitations are needed, completely justified.
Sukuna’s Reality Warp: Was Gojo's Death Really That Unlikely?
The Broly/Gogeta battle shows us why Sukuna’s attack makes far more sense than most thought! The conclusion is the same: those unbelievably powerful entities often cause chaos; rewriting limitations; making them impossible to defeat unless they themselves encounter those situations they hadn't anticipated before. In this instance, both those involved did things never really anticipated, with extremely limited responses and methods for handling them! It adds a deep layer of suspense.
Why did Gojo lose? Like Gogeta, he underestimated Sukuna. They did not really realize just how extreme Sukuna's abilities could be; those skills to warp realities completely, ignoring those expected conventions, made him impossible to defeat using simple force. It's why Broly went wild in Dragon Ball – a result from those mismatched abilities resulting in disaster – and Gojo's death happened here, exactly because the very nature of those ultimate powerful beings involved, in which both had different powers to exploit and had a very clear winner simply because one understood those potential reality-warping abilities, something lacking completely in the case of the loser. This explanation makes for much more interesting, sophisticated storylines and makes those moments less a questionable plot and more something inevitable within these larger plots of both shows.
Conclusion: The Power of Unexpected Inspiration
That Gojo death surprised many. But Dragon Ball Super provides a perfect explanation; one found in those unbelievably intense reality-warping battles and showcasing why that Sukuna move made sense for such insanely powerful sorcerers. And those shared elements show that some inspiration goes to unexpected places, generating unexpected but interesting consequences which are completely reasonable for those specific instances; and for the plot at large! It makes this controversial moment a surprisingly well-justified change, demonstrating that creativity finds unique and effective expressions.
