Projection Sorcery Explained - Jujutsu Kaisen
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Projection Sorcery Explained. What it is, how it functions, along with several other factors in Jujutsu Kaisen that lead to you understanding EVERYTHING you need to know about Projection Sorcery. Hope you guys enjoy.
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Projection Sorcery: Turns the manga into an anime. If you can move 24 fps, you're an anime fighter in a manga, styling on everybody who can't adapt to this "anime adaptation". If you can't, you freeze frame like an ACTUAL manga panel for the 24 fps mover to tear you up, like ripping a page out of a manga chapter. (My wonky explanation. Your thoughts?)
That's a great line of thought and genius. I love Projection Sorcery because it's an anime fan's fever dream.
Absolute FUCKING GENIUS!!!
When Super Eyepatch Wolf covered JoJo's part 5 and explained King Crimson's powers, he postulated that its ability was counter-intuitive to how manga/comics work as a medium and that's why people were confused as to how it functioned.
I think projection sorcery suffers from a similar issue. Since manga/comics are still images, we can't fully appreciate the concept of a character using "24fps" as part of their power set, since they need to be moving for that. So, once the anime adapts this, chances are anime watchers will have an easier time understanding the technique.
Kind of cool that his cursed technique is based on animation and nabaito moving in 24 frames per second will be animated in those similar like framework.
Kind of like how it can be hard to fully appreciate a manga that is themed around music as its premise, since manga is mute, right?
@@brandonadrien3476 holy shit that makes so much sense...but it also makes me think of all the music themed series I've stumbled across and makes me wonder how they manged to pitch the manga to the publishers🤔🤔Like do you think that they are just chilling in the offices with the publishers and screaming "OK so in chapter 13 the main character will go 'Naa-nuh NUHH!🕺🏾🎵🎸 ' but then he realised that he fucked because the villain of the arc when 'KACHOW- dun duhn🎼🎻😡✨ ' and then a side-character dies or whatever"
Your literally reading my mind
I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THAT
I know saying this may be a stretch to some, but you’re like what Swagkage is to Naruto with your Jujutsu Kaisen. I hope your channel grows man.
I appreciate that alot, hope these videos help and continue to make jjk concepts easy to understand
@@BrokenRonin mixed with a little bit of tekking
@@ewilliams685 why is he a fighting game🤨
@@darkestasian6921 you must not watch a lot of anime youtubers lol.
Tekking as in Tekking101 a really famous youtuber who primarily does one piece now but was really famous for Bleach as well.
Unless I spelled it wrong lol.
@@ewilliams685 nah you spelled it right. I was joking
Basically the user can make 24 predetermined movements in a single second and can ignore some laws of physics (e.g. like how they can overcome inertia and do crazy 90 angle turn easily).
I love this technique and this is a headcanon of its Maximun Technique;
1. The range increases and the user can cover like 1 MILE in a single second thus becaming more like short distance teleportation,
2. The frame rate increases to 60fps, 120fps or more allowing for more movement in a single second at that point you literally can hit a target dozens of times within a single second plus even superhuman should have great difficulty moving at such high rate!!
Imagine gojo having it ik sukuna is stronger but gojo has 6eyes
@@ahmedthelssj9428 Gojo is stated to be faster than projection sorcery with simple cursed energy amplification, this would literally just be a massive nerf to him if he has this technique
@@adamhogge3571 ik but im saying he could do it many thousands of times better than naobito perhaps going to millions of frames with his six eyes being able to outspeed anyone it would buff his speed not nerf it though limitless is better
I might be stupid and conpletely wrong. But i think it was stated that the limit is only 24 frames because naobito and naoya are not fast enough to plan more frames than that
@@WaituSnaiku you are in fact incorrect. it plays off of real world frames per second in animation.
I needed this like 70 chapters ago lol. Bro I appreciate your culturally relevant approach to content analysis. Feel like you one of the homies
R.I.P Naoya
Below average human being but pretty interesting cursed technique
Think you meant above average goat
Great breakdown. Love Rendezvous is the most complicated technique in my opinion. Would like to see a video about it.
Nah gojo technique is easily the most complicated. Love rendezvous is just really technical, it's kinda straight forward though imo. But I would still love a video on it!
Read the chapter carefully you will get it
@@ewilliams685 Gojo's Infinity is pretty simple once you get it. This video made me understand it a bit better, but there is still parts I'm confused about. Gojo simply breaks the universe laws and applies an impossible situation into real life making him the strongest with his Six Eyes like forcing the universe to fill in negative space or creating space to repel people or objects.
Projection Sorcery would be easier to explain once Season 2 comes out and they properly illustrate it
@@phantomgamer9264 oh lol thanks. I actually understand Gojo ability a lot. I was just saying imo is the most complicated one just barely above Projection sorcery. And love rendezvous is more so technical as opposed to difficult or complicated.
@@ewilliams685 i agree!! love rendezvous is easy to understand if you try your hardest to understand it, projection sorcery makes no sense to me especially the “speed buff”
fun fact about the palm freeze:
if you get frozen in a frame, one second gets skipped for you. in example: If a PS user touches you in the back of the head and you get frozen, he goes right in front of you and punches you. but in YOU POV, you get tapped in the head and next thing you know, you got punched in the stomach. which makes it appear extremely fast and disorienting for opponents.
Here is what it looks like:
PS user POV: touches you from behind --> go infront of you --> punches you
Your POV: Get touched from behind --> punched.
24 frames is a standard that originates from cinema and it's called "projection sorcery" so I think it's inspired more by filmmaking than animation.
a legend just dropped
So essentially what i got from this:
-This technique allows you to divide 1 second into 24 frames, which allows you to follow a predetermined set of movements.
- As long as you do not break the laws of physics excessively and stray away from / adjust the predetermined movements , You wont freeze from the effects of the technique and also grants you tremendous speed. So it follows that if you break the laws of physics and stray away from the predetermined movements, you will freeze for 1 second.
- This same effect goes for the opponents who get touched by the user, they also have to abide by the 24 frames per second rule. Failure to abide by it results in the opponent getting frozen for one second.
- There is an upper limit of acceleration this technique can provide a the time of using this technique, but constantly activating this technique allows speed to build continuously.
Can anyone make corrections if anything what I have said above is incorrect in some way?
I mean I have said all this , but I am still having trouble grasping this intuitively for some reason.
@Isaac Owusu wait so all this is predetermined by the user? That's how they do the freeze frame ability?
Projection Sorcery is one of the most creative techniques in manga, I'm glad Gege can elevate his piece of work to higher levels than fellow mangakas due to this. This, Love Rendezvous, Reggie's technique is what makes these powers feel so different than go fire or go lightning and make things burn to ashes.
AND HAKARIS TECHNIQUE TOO
@@med7621 TUCA DONKA, lol every time that shit comes on I think of hakari.
But why is it fueled by Curse Energy. In what ways is this technique relevant to horror or curses?
@@devilhunterred what kind of question is that? In what ways Limitless, Copy, Restless Gambler, Granite Blast, Sky Manipulation, Star Rage, Deathly Sentencing, Inverse, Love Rendezvous, Contractual Re-creation, etc., are relevant to horror and curses?
This is honestly the technique I had the hardest time understanding, and this video pretty much explains it the way I figured. Good vid.
Another major benefit is how absurdly weird their movements look like to others who don't comprehend the technique.
I hope you can breakdown that astrology technique that was in the culling games (I believe it was the trap that used it) because that was the one I had trouble wrapping my brain around on a practical level instead of just conceptual.
I can do that for sure
the word “trap” is really offensive… don’t use that word to describe a character😭
@@med7621 trap
The real question is: what determines a motion? A motion could be a micrometer of movement or it could be a meter of movement. It could be any fluid movement that does not change direction.
My guess is that it is determined by distance because each frame allowing for an increase in distance traveled as a movement would allow for continual increase in speed.
I think its like drawing movement at 24 fps vs 60 fps, even though this specific example is counter intuitive to projection sorcery. Imagine drawing one second of movement. There's a point where it starts and where it stops. At 60 fps you draw each individual frame between the starting and stopping point closer to the last one than at 24 fps. Each "movement" is much smaller. At 24 fps, you have to draw "bigger" movements with less frames and then the brain can fill in the gaps of animation. I think at the peak of projection sorcery, where the gap between motions is sufficiently big, the user would look like a flip book in slow motion. In real time it would look like they were teleporting 24 times per second.
@@cuteandsingleimagine its reverse effect of u do abide u become slower so it might be op so u wont abide and would just keep getting faster
If you were to fight Naobito, you would move in a life-like, fluid way, while Naobito would move like an Anime character, animated with disjointed movements and many jump-cuts.
24 FPS movement confuses the brain due to the abrupt transition between one frame to another, making it feel as if the subject "moves so fast that the eyes can't see any fluid movement in between", while in truth, there is none.
Projection sorcery allows you to animate your future movement before hand, and makes you move just like an animated character, eliminates all transitional movements between frames so long that those transitional movements are physically possible. The more speed you build up, the longer distance you can cover between each frame and the faster you become.
Those who are touched by this sorcery don't have the same luxury, however. They can't eliminate transitional movements like the sorcerer do, so to achieve 24 FPS motion you either stand still (which is not helpful), or "move so fast that the eyes can't perceive the movement in between", but for real (which requires immense physical prowess, like that of a Heavenly Restriction).
@saltissalty3498
Which means Projection Sorcery has potentially limitless speed, at least straight-line speed, because you could theoretically cover unlimited distance in a frame. It also makes the power a hax because no one moves in frames. It's not possible in reality.
The only questionable things about the power are: if the way to overcome it is actually logical or just some backdoor written in for plot? Also, a person may be able to plan their path, but how can they assure things in the environment will be where they planned them to be?
@@Black_Guy potentially limitless speed.... yeah. But there is an upper bound for how fast the body can actually handle, even for a sorcerer.
As a human, Naoya can speed up to sub-sonic speed, but any faster and either his body is ripped apart due to air resistance, or the friction against the moving surface can no longer assure him following the path without... say, slipping and got frozen for 1 second. Only as a Cursed Spirit capable of flying can Naoya move at Mach 3, and even then he has to contract his body with a binding vow to increase his durability on par of Hanami, a Special Grade notorious for its durability.
This is perhaps why Gojo is the fastest sorcerer, because using Blue to collapse distance aside, Gojo can use Limitless to protect himself from being ripped apart by air or random debris.
As for the way to overcome the cursed technique.... only 1 person ever manage to properly counter it the intended way (Maki), so there isn't much to inferred.
However, since Naoya usually talks about "moving the same way I do" when referring to the 24 FPS rule, as well as the "animation" is planned via the user's field of view, it's possible that how strictly one abide by this rule is also subjectively dictated by the user.
Therefore, if you swing your hand fast enough and at just the right timing, it would appear that you abide the 24 FPS rule from the user POV.
Ofc, this is more or less how I interpret it, but no matter how precise you can manipulate Cursed Energy, there gotta be some margin for error so that the user just not got ripped apart because a few cells in his body doesn't abide 24 FPS rule.
Last but not least, while there wasn't any case where a villian just tossed a banana peel to make Naobito/ Naoya slips (which sounds hilarious lol), Naobito losing an arm causing him to "not move right" is an indicator that external environment does play a part.
Also, when fighting against Naoya, Choso splashed a fair bit of blood on Naoya and manipulate the blood to slow Naoya down. While Naoya can still use projection sorcery, he activate it later than the usual pace of this battle (enough for Choso to perform a proper convergence, all previous attempts were knocked out mid-way). Perhaps by introducing external environmental factors, the sorcerer must calibrate their own movements to abide 24 FPS rule, opening up a slim window for you to attack.
this technique had me dumfounded , thanks for explaining it soo well
Hours of SCP reading and writing have prepared me for situations like this. Below is the most concise and clear explanation I can hope to achieve through text.
Projection Sorcery allows the user to animate themselves at 24 FPS, massively increasing their speed. This also allows the user to move themselves as freely as an animator can move a character in an anime/cartoon.
With this technique, the user blots out an animated sequence with themselves as the subject and their initial field of view as the camera angle. The animated sequence runs at 24 FPS for one second, with a single second being divided into 24 frames of equal length. On each frame, the user assumes a new and unique position in such a way to give the illusion of contiguous movement. This allows them to move much quicker than they normally can, but they cannot use this technique to excessively violate the laws of physics. In practice, this means that they cannot cover too much distance between frames. Once the animated sequence, or ‘path,’ is planned out; the user traces it immediately.
While the user can’t have this technique activated continuously, it can be chained together seemingly without limit. This comes with risk, however. If the path they lay out is untraceable, or if the user is unable to mentally keep up with their technique, they will be trapped within a single frame for the duration of the second. They can still be damaged while in this state, with appropriate force smashing them out of the frame as if they were crashing through a window.
Anyone who is touched by their palm also must abide by the 24 FPS rule. While this seems arbitrary, I believe this is a different use of a normally beneficial feature. I believe that users of Projection Sorcery are able to bring people along with them, so to speak. However, due to the speed at which it operates, no one without advanced training would be able to keep up. As per the rules of the technique, if you cannot keep up, you get stuck within a single frame for 1 second. Naobito, known for his battle sense, was able to turn this useless feature into something dangerous.
Projection sorcery sounds more like a jojo part 10 stand ability than a cursed technique. But I love overly complicated techniques as ,when done well, can lead to more interesting fights.
People love a good dragon ball slugfest but we also love jojo and hxh fights that are more like chess games than test fo strength.
Jujutsu kaisen have both , another reason why it has the best action in modern Shonen , fight me
I personally wouldn’t think it’s the best action in shounen but it definitely isn’t a stretch to say that, I would definitely say top 3
With my top 3 being
1: Naruto
2: HxH
3: JJK
In terms of fights that is.
Thanks, at first I thought that I fully understood but I didn’t know Naoya or Naobito’s opponents had to abide by these rules and I certainly didn’t know that they could freeze themselves. Their opponents freezing if they don’t move at the same rate kinda reminds me of old-school domains.
i’ve been waiting for you to thoroughly explain this, i think good content for youwould be analyzing the weekly jjk chapters that come out
I say this in the nicest way you remind me of swagkage. Cool sounding voice with great simple explanations on series they love. I'm excited to watch your videos whenever I see a new one out
I already saw a rly good explanation of it but I was so hyped to see that u covered it I insta clicked
Let’s gooo thanks my g 🐐
No problem
I feel very sad for naobito and noayas fates... Projection sorcery could have had the potential to be a great 2nd clan technique for the zenin...
From what I understand, the “glitches” can be intrepid (at least to me) as teleportation from how you describe it. Like “For Naobito, however, he would simply be able to set a predetermined distance for his technique and set his first movement as a glitch towards the end of the track.”
Which yeah is movement as in changing position, but since he isn’t physically travelling those distances (which is what is uselessly what is meant by speed) how do people like him and gain physical momentum?
I think it might just be your analogy was a bit extreme with the distance, and it’s less like glitching dozens of to the end of a track but more like making many smaller movements happen instantly, like the second half of a punch/step which would make more sense, but I still have some problems with it.
Think of it like DBZ when they teleport around with that swishing sound from place to place. They skip ahead to frames they lay out, while choosing to take advantage of the freeze option if they so please. The "illusion of speed" comes from SPACING out your frames in terms of distance, not speed. So if you make 24 movements in one second and draw those frames far apart, you are teleporting around like the aforementioned DBZ technique. However, the limitations make it so that you can't teleport to the horizon and back. You can only do what you are capable of, but the frame breakup ruins people's ability to track you.
This ability is gonna look great however they choose to animate it can’t wait to see it
considering the standard is 24 fps. i think its hilarious if it looks exactly the same for us
Amazing video!
Okay I think I got it.
So from what I gather in one second you pick 24 spots that you’ll be at so long as you’re not breaking the laws of physics. Like an example would be like if you’re trying to run as fast as possible then it would like in one frame you’re in one spot and in the next frame you’re in another,so long as it’s not to crazy like one frame your in a city and next frame you’re on the moon or on the other side of a wall in a different room.
I honestly can’t wait for this to be animated because it’s gonna look insane
You should make a theory video about what you think that "Square" thing Sukuna did to use fire against Jugo
Great video! I do have other questions tho. What is the limit to how much a user can cover in one frame? Like can naobito do only 1 step each frame or can he do 10 steps is that a limit that exists? And if there is a limit, what is it limited by?
Does each frame only allow you to move for 1 second or something? I don’t understand some limitations of the technique.
Glad you enjoyed the video and I'll try to clear up some of the questions.
The distance limit of Projection Sorcery is a complete unknown, there is no stated distance limit but Naobito and Naoya's movements aren't limited to steps. Its more like you simply appear at the place you you planned to reach, then you repeat that sequence 24 times in one second. The amount of distance you can cover most likely increases if you spam the technique as well.
Hope that cleared some stuff up for you
@@BrokenRonin Ohh that makes a bit more sense! Thanks for the explanation. Love your videos man keep it up!👍
Can we appreciate how Gege can come up with CT. They are so intricate.
Gonna be real, I love how the Projection Technique mainly works in Animation Rules (24 fps) because this is meant to be adapted into Anime. He even complains about kids these days going on about 60fps because animation shouldn't be going at 60. Animations go at 24, and video games go at 60 (something "kids these days" don't quite get).
This seems like another King Crimson situation, where the technique will click more when we have a more objective sense of time (i.e. when it’s animated and we can see it in motion).
Please do the straw doll technique next!
Dude, THANK YOU. I'm doing my animation degree and the manga's explanation still didn't make a lick of sense to me. This makes things so much more palatable on re-read.
Thanks for this
No problem at all
If the user decides to use cursed tools in their fight, projection sorcery is a very deadly technique
@Isaac Owusu honestly, straight up be almost comparable to the 4 special grade shaman
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Thanks man jjk makes me feel like my brain is getting sanded down
For real.
The anime seems to imply that users don’t teleport between movements, but instead that fulfilling the movements grants a speed boost. So you can make the movements further apart depending on what the max speed of your current use of the ability.
FAM, HOW IS YOU RIGHT ON TIME? Was just talking to a friend about how i have no idea what the fuck this technique is about and then you come in with the upload
I'm glad I could come thru on time, hopefully you and your friend understand the technique a bit better
@@BrokenRonin Yeah i think i get it now. So basically if i had projection and wanted to run from here to 10 feet ahead i can project myself at 5ft ahead and then pop at 10ft without having to do all the leg work required to run from 1 to 5 ft and from 5 to 10?
@@epicanime009 yup, and since you can cover a larger distance in less time than others you are by definition faster
@@BrokenRonin got you, thanks! This is definately one of the more creative powers ive run across in my years reading shonen. Cant wait to see it animated
So many talents and potential
The best way to understand this technique is using the term "space-time" technique.
Actually, if you guys just thought about a little more, you could've have seen that while in the technique "own dimensional tempo", Naobito didn't have to move airborne. He just projected his own fall until landing and then running to position himself behind Dagon.
It's very simple guys. The moment the guy activates the sorcery they can turn 1 second into 24 frames. We've seen that many characters move at outstanding speeds, to the point the eye can barely seen. Even so, inside this universe these same characters live, the technique seems "to fast".
Just imagine that while you're in the first second of your movement... the other guy just made 24. That's why everytime the tech is seen it is easily recognized as some sort of jujutsu.
So... how come the user simply seems to overcome "speed" itself even by the naturally fast characters? Simply: because their technique "stop" time and manipulate space. It's like the user is teleporting himself through the battlefield.
This is the only explanation to some "panels" that seems to be rather out of laws of physics. At one second Naobito jumps and appears above Dagon, then kicks him down and the second after he already landed and moved again.
The technique seems to fast foward this one second in the user's perspective of the world. So a fall that would take some seconds only happens in one.
Can you do a video on blood mutilation of the caused brothers or the disaster techniques of the disaster spirit
Projection Sorcery aka Gege geeking out over animation
Thats matey had to take notes for this 1 lmao 😂
I'm curious about smth, if Projection Sorcery is considered an Inherited Technique and all it took was for father and son to have it, wouldn't the Straw Doll Technique be considered an Inherited Technique as well, because I remember Gege stating that Nobara inherited her technique from her Grandmother, if not, then is it because it's not directly generation from generation(parent to child) or is it because Nobara's family doesn't have enough clout?
I think you’re giving this technique way too much credit then deserves, And obeying the laws of physics thing does it make a lick of sense especially in a setting like a JJK
Against Jogo, I honestly think that Naobito was still using the technique just fine, but he was getting sloppy due to being scared and injured. For example, he got behind Jogo just fine using the 24 FPS, but his pre-determined path didn't account for the fact that Jogo would have a counter ready.(sort of like how Naoya got taken out by Choso)
Thanks for this, was very hard geting wtf was going on lol
33k on the way let's gooo
So… in a sense, it’s almost as if they’re causing reality lag? The way I understood it was to visually picture it like they’re in a video game and their movements can’t be rendered fast enough and then once it does… they’re in a completely different spot. Like in a FPS… or any video game really.
Exactly, just think of it as lag switching in real life combat
Thank you for making this video because I was confused. The author made a hunter x hunter type of technique without explanation in detail how it functions.
Basically once this Arc gets adapted into the anime people will be able to understand it better too, the way you broke this down was hella excellent my guy 🤌🏾
in animation laws of inertia are fumbled around allowing it to appear as "lifelike" projection sorcery brings it into reality, splitting it into 24 positions. it takes incredible amounts of time compared to merely one frame to accelerate however projection sorcery negates this rule. Essentially, imagine you moving from one place in a room to another, now imagine creating an animation about it, you would make it faster than actually running to emphasize speed, now bring it to reality. A good visual example is in the manga when naoya blitzes yuji and choso, there is no fluid movement from him being Infront of them to crouching in-between them, however from a certain camera angle it would be life like, all its doing is accelerating the user a very large amount over one whole second and splitting their induvial actions into 24ths, glitching them between each point just like animation.
Is there a limit to the total length of route you can take?
What if you can see for a mile?
Basically how long does one fram rare allowe you to travel?
when this gets animated i feel like its gonna make so much sense
Tbh, even after searching some explanation like this video, there're parts of this technique that I don't understand, but this is my attempt
The frozen in frame is easy to understand, you need to move at 24 fps, if you don't, you're frozen for 1 sec. In real life, some sources (after I searched google "what fps does real life run at", lol, sorry for not having a more scientific accurate source) said that human eyes can see between 30-60 fps, I just assume that must mean we move at 30-60 fps in real life. So basically any human, sorcerer or not, will be frozen when the user use their technique.
The moving fast part is kind of tricky, I like your explanation of glitching, tho my own explanation is that the user can skip 1/24 to 24/24 fp2. So in 24 fps, there're 24 different drawing in 1 sec, other people that are the target of this technique must move at 24 fps in sequence, but the user themselves don't need to, so they don't need to move like this : 1/24->2/24->3/24...until 24/24, and can just skip from 1/24 to 24/24 instantly, that's why they can move seemingly fast, just like you said like a glitch, on top of if they continue to move like this, they will "build up speed" in a sense that they will continue to move seemingly fast, it's because sometimes they can move like this when activating their tehcnique, sometimes they don't because they don't activate their technique in other seconds (24 fps). The downside is that, they themselves still need to move in that 24 fps rule, so they can't move like from 1/24 to 25/24, which will break the "law of physics" from their perspective.
Other possible explanation for the moving fast part:
When you use the technique, in the 1st frame, if you already move at, let's say 20 km/s, in that 1 sec or 24 frames, you will move at 20 km/s no matter what, when 1 second or 24/24 is done, you can then add your speed, let's say you add 1-2 km/s, and so in the next 1 second or 24 frames, you move at 21-22 km/s, and you do this continuously, thus the "building up speed" part.
Idk if this explanation is good or not.
Basically he's a animation in a manga world, allowing him to move in the time in between manga panels.
PAUSE! IS THAT THE DYING LIGHT OST AT THE BEGINNING!? NIIIIIICESUU
I have doubts about how it works against attacks and innanimate objects like Naobito freezing water in frames or Cursed Naoya freezing air and making it explode. I mean, should the object be in movement or they could freeze a static rock?
And it's quite hard for me to understand exactly the "abide to 24 FPS rule". I mean, did Maki do 24 movements to hit Naoya during their fight? Any Sorcerer/Cursed Spirit who knows how it works would be able to easily counter it by tracing 24 movements or there's a trick that makes it hard for someone to abide to it even if they know how it works? 'Cause if it's like that, that would make the bow of revealing your card a bad idea for the Projection Sorcerer and Naoya's Domain Expansion would be useless about those who knows the 24 FPS rule, or not?
And as a personal opinion, I would have liked that Naoya had a 60 FPS Technique as a contraposition to Naobito's "old" 24 FPS with Naoya's "new" 60 FPS (4K).
And also, I do wonder, what kind of Cursed Technique Reversal would be born if it's used the Reverse Technique on Projection Sorcery?
hitting the lag switch
honestly... that is a VERY good way to put it
how does the speed accumulate by continuously using the technique if you are stuck in the 24fps law ? the only thing that comes to my mind is that the more you use the technique the more you can break physics or move further distances.
This had me confused for a bit on my first readthrough lol
The part that confuses me the most is how does one follow the rules of 24 frames when you get touched by a user?
It seems like the only option is to stand still which is the same as being frozen. If you move at all wouldn’t it be in more then 24 FPS since regular people move fluidly?
Finally someone with the same question as me... how did maki even abide by the 24fps rule, do you get access to this technique when touched?
One question I'm wondering is this is the 24 frames per second rule, is it good or bad that the projection lasts 24 frames? I mean would this method be more effective if it had more frames or fewer?
So with the reverse technique would that mean you are still, but everything around you moves at 24 fps, or at least looks like it to you.
Rip Naoya Zenin 🙏
So… like flashstep/shunpo from Bleach?
Basically?
The way I understood is that it compacts 24 seconds inn1 single second so that's why everything moves the way it does
Or similarly, 24 movements in 1 second (don't feel is the same because the first one for me is time wise and you could do more, but 24 movements can waste quickly)
Cool👍👍
I think of it like moon walk from one piece how they kick the air 15-20times in a instant. Some one with projection sorcery is taking 24 steps in a second
Its easy to explain cuz i left out most of the rules but in summary :
The user can move 24 times a second
Imagine if you were to break the limits of projection sorcery and divide one second into more than 24 fps. You could reach insane levels of speed.
The only thing that kinda confuses me is what "opponents must abide by the 24 fps rule" means. Does that mean the opponent must program 24 frames in his head and follow that trajectory? Or is it something I'm missing?
Nope, this is just bad writting
Gege may have out bigbrained himself on this one.
He definitely was on somethin when he came up with this technique
Ohh, i always took it as making 24 second movements in one second, effectivly making you 24× as fast ss youd be otherwise
What if there's transparent glass what happens when they try to go through it(as they can see the other side)
Can you do one of dismantle and cleave
What determines the predetermined action's?
Explain shikigami in jjk next please
How do you abide by the 24 frame rule if touched?
Basically from your perspective, you’re lagging. And if they touch you while they’re moving, they literally force you to lag for 1 second
Would this be a good counter for jojo part 5’s Diavolo?
It's a pretty damn great ability.
I think it's like a short linear teleportation
My friend asked me to explain this once. I almost fought his ass 😂😂😂😂
So its pretty much a "you can dodge this attack with the power of frames and if you don't you become a frame" technique
So basically when the technique activates whatever the user touches has to go at the exact same speed as them or else suffer the consequences of having their movements temporarily delayed
Yep!! Not just the speed they have to follow those predetermined movements as well
@@vinovgn7882 so they have to copy the movements of the user who touched them or does the user pretermine another set of movements for the person they've touched?
@@andy_exe the user has to abide by the pre determined movements as well or they too would freeze for a second
So in a normal person step in a second with 24 fps can move 24 steps ahead of the normal person like 24 determined movement of the steps.
I actually thought that users of projection sorcery can skip the frames in order to speed up their movements but Broken Ronin's explanation makes sense as well.
@@joelokoye23 hmmmm I thought it speeds up to make sense of the 24 steps in a second. It's like super speed, yeah Ronin likened it to glitch
@@silvertongue.242_99 Yh now that I think about it, skipping the frames would get you frozen lol, because you wouldn't be following all the predetermined set of movements. Broken Ronin's explanation is the right one.
@@joelokoye23 depends if the skip or glitch counts as movement. If it does and you glitch from one place to another then you technicaly followed the predetermined movement
In other words it's similar to gojo's limitless but imagine if you flip it the opposite way
I understand the ability has this he can do 24 movement per second and anybody he touch must move 24 movement per second or freeze for 1 second
its like the king crimson of the jjk world
Let me put it in fewer words
You know in dragon ball when they quickly dodge and punch rapidly in the air and it looks like 3 repeating pictures? That’s projection sorcery but you have to decide what to do then press play and get 24 of those per second but you can’t divert from it or you get screwed same thing if you break the laws of physics too much
If Yuji had this speed clapping everybody
The thing about the oponents having to move at 24 frames is something i still don't get, does it also give them the ability to move in 24 frames or do they just gotta do it somehow. Also do they just teleport from frame to frame or do they actually move between frames
No, they have to use their own abilities to follow the 24 second rule, which means most people are screwed then and there
The user doesn't teleport, the whole second is continuous, the user just gets the ability to set up a specific motion roughly each 0,04s
It sounds like King Crimson with extra steps.
You can do fallen blossom emotions
I got you