Happy Holidays 🙂 if you haven’t already please watch Sonny Boy, this show is so deeply special, and incredibly good at interpersonal relationships, especially the main character I’d love for an analysis of his character and his story
@SagesRain can you please do a character analysis on ryomen sukuna or kashimo hajime or if you read blue lock can you do a character analysis on Micheal kaiser or itoshi sae
Its all satanic bruh you did a shit take ngl how you black and not know what these lame themes hide? Be a better youtuber bruh if you going to do this fulltime.
One interesting thing about him is that there is one thing that remains consistent from his high school years to his adulthood- viewing regular people as lesser. Even when he had his “ protect the weak” philosophy, he still looked down on people. I’ve seen people say that his turn is too immediate, but he was already halfway there
@@Grayson-WinchesterHow is Geto ambitious? He was just tired of doing work that wasn’t appreciated while seeing his comrades dying. He didn’t want a kingdom or political power like Griffith did. If anything he is more similar to Magneto.
@@Grayson-Winchester just flat out loud and wrong ☠ Geto like Magneto, had PTSD, fighting for his people cause he doesn't want to see them die anymore meanwhile Griffith literally only cares about himself and will sacrifice anything and everything
The Geto shower scene still haunts me. How the clapping from the cult blends in with the drops of water splashing in the shower. That scene tells so much without saying how messed up Geto is feeling since failing the mission.
i find it tragic that no matter how much geto extends himself to fight for others, nobody besides the exception of gojo extends a hand back. he was always expected to be this savior, and because of that he embraced that role because it was all he had. without it, he’d regret his actions and much more. even if gojo might’ve been one of the only people close to geto personally, gojo still looked to him for guidance instead of seeing him as an equal. geto was the brains while he the brawns, so he *depends* on geto to tell him what is right or what is wrong due to being raised in an environment where jujutsu is what makes up a person. because of this, geto is left alone in the dust and in his conflicted feelings. i wouldn’t even be surprised if he felt angry or upset in some way every time someone, especially gojo, asked him if he was okay. when gojo asks if he is fine, like when he asked geto if he had lost weight in the HI arc, he knows that he cannot truly tell them his feelings because the facade and strong front he put up will shatter and he will lose that said savior role. even if he seems himself as lesser than gojo now, he still sees himself as strong in terms of ideals and righteousness. his ego, more like. also, i’d like to add that i believe that geto does rely on gojo too. both of them rely on each other without even realizing. they needed each other in their worst moments, but they couldn’t be there for each other because of inner conflict and the interference of outside parties tying into their beliefs. they may not have been the strongest duo, but they felt the strongest together. great analysis on geto!! imo he’s one of the most well-written characters in the entire story, and he’s the one who changed my outlook on jjk as a whole. looking forward to more analyzation from your channel!! :D
i find it really appropriate how Geto losing his purpose as a sorcerer and leaving jujutsu society gave Gojo a purpose as a sorcerer. the lack of that purpose prevented Gojo from understanding Geto's struggle until it was too late but in the end, they both were fighting for the future of sorcerers, by very different means of course. and both probably wished they could do it together but thought it was impossible at that point (thinking about chapter 236 and Gojo saying he would have been satisfied if Geto was by his side and Geto's reaction T_T)
geto absolutely did rely on gojo as well! a lot of people talk about how geto is the only character who saw gojo as a person and not just the strongest, who thanked gojo for his hard work and checked if he’s okay, and while that’s true, it’s often overlooked that gojo supported geto in his own way too. it’s not acknowledged enough imo that one of the things that led to geto’s downfall was the isolation he felt, since because gojo was so strong they were both sent on separate missions and thus spent more time apart. we see throughout the HI arc that geto is prone to overthinking and can sometimes be very self-deprecating and blame himself for things (such as kuroi’s kidnapping) and gojo always told him it wasn’t his fault and not to worry. without that support from his best friend to fall back on he was lonely and lost in his own thoughts, not only blaming himself for what happened to riko but having to deal with a complete breakdown of his entire belief system all by himself
@@singulariteas exactly! people only rlly talk abt how gojo relies on geto but never the opposite. nice to see people who are aware of that factor in their relationship. in some ways, you can call them selfish for using each other as crutches, but it’s understandable why they’d do so.
@@valeriyav2149 very, *very* true unfortunately. gojo was given a purpose since the beginning, while geto had to fight tooth and nail for a place/cause he was satisfied to give his life for. this caused that rift between them to form and it didn’t help that gojo still idealized geto and his “protect the weak” ideology. when it came to the geto-gojo shinjuku scene, like u said, gojo couldn’t understand geto. however, i’d like to add that maybe it wasn’t that gojo didn’t understand, rather he was in denial and wanted geto to change back into the best friend gojo could understand, since he was always the brawns while the other the brains. this can be backed up when gojo asks yaga if strength is really everything in this world, to which yaga replies “no.” gojo can really only understand from a simple minded point of view, because everything was given to him, so he thought that he already knew everything. turns out, he truly didn’t, and he learned that the hard way: the loss of his best friend.
I agree with your analysis more than the video. I actually think Geto ultimately pushed Gojo away in the KFC scene because he knew Gojo would try to share Geto’s burden (and mission) if he knew the full extent of it. Geto knows that Gojo has a different mandate -to be the strongest - and probably hopes that Gojo can achieve the goal of protecting jujutsu sorcerers merely through his superior skill and strength. In other words, Gojo doesn’t need to eradicate humans to achieve Geto’s ultimate goal, but Geto sees no other path for himself given his own lesser strength. He loves Gojo too much to condemn him to a villain’s role by asking Gojo to join him (which he would, given his willingness to massacre the Star Plasma cult). Love is the strongest curse and the real reason Geto had to go his separate way. Jealousy had nothing to do with it.
i think Geto's line to Gojo about his strength was the best thing he could have said to him. it was heartbreaking to Gojo at the moment, sure, but it made him truly think about how and for what purpose he has/uses his power. Geto's whole character is based on the need to have a righteous impactful purpose to continue using his very draining technique and Gojo not having any purpose despite his immense power was the only reason he couldn't understand Geto's struggles and Geto knew it. So the question "Are you the strongest because you're Satoru Gojo? Or are you Satoru Gojo because you're the strongest?" was something that pushed Gojo to find his purpose as the strongest sorcerer and probably helped him understand how Geto felt (even though it was too late to change anything, it still kept that strong connection they had even after a fall out)
Funnily enough in the killing joke, this philosophy of joker was proven wrong. Joker shot, paralyze and violate Babara, then tied Gordon to an amusement park ride and force him to watch gruesome pictures. Yet Gordon and Batman didnt break.
@@NaiHmee I don't think those experiences are the same. They're not personal. They're clearly done with malevolent intent by a malevolent clown. Those experiences belong to, or are associated with, the Joker. They don't blend in and affect the rest of one's worldview. Not something about the narrative they clung to all their life is turned upside down, that they're unlovable, or that those who they thought were their friends could always betray them But maybe I'm downplaying the actual impact of the Joker idk
Wow I love that you are doing more jujutsu kaisen, I would like you to do one from Yuji I had seen a lot of people hating on him for not being the stronger or losing battles, taching him from being a not real MC when that is absurd I feel Yuji deserve a lot more.
The people who say that are probably first time consumers of deeper than average media, they wouldn't say such things if they actually knew the definition of the word "Protagonist", anyway there are lots of people with bad takes on social media and it's best to just not pay attention to them
@@hish33p32 Yeahh i agree, I know Yuji is not like the best protagonistvof of shonen, but it pretty good and actually I like he dosen't get stuff like power of friendship or the big dream.
"A man who desired self affirmation and in the end a man who learned for happiness" Geto and Gojo are truely the one of the the sadness character in jjk.
The depiction of Geto in chapter 70 is a parody of Raigō paintings, a genre of Pureland Buddhist iconography depicting the Buddha Amida descending from the Western Pureland with a host of Bodhisattvas to liberate sentient beings and welcome them into the Pureland
Geto’s descent into despair was a very impactful and memorable part of HI, especially from how he separated from Gojo, his most important relationship. I’m curious about how the story would’ve changed if he retired like how nanami did, then again I guess he could’ve still gone crazy from all the curses he saw around him.
It's interesting, but I don't believe he could've ever retired. Because of that "savior" mentality, we can see from the start that he already separated the "strong" from the "weak". Maybe if he had had some more interactions like Nanami had with that girl from the bakery, something could've changed within him. But while he was no Gojo, he was still one of the strongest sorcerers, and more than that, he had an intimate "relationship" and understanding of the curse's nature like nobody else. More than that, however, is that he believed that he played a greater role in the grand scheme of things, that his life had to have a significant meaning, not only for himself. It's a role that Jujutsu, as well as his enchantment, gave to him, and that he had accepted, and for that, as well as his "kind nature", as he mentions himself, he could never go back and ignore it like Nanami did. And while people like Nanami can react differently, I believe that once you break past that ignorance about curses, you can never go back, just like Yuji couldn't, even though he knew nothing about it and didn't seem to have inherited anything that could help him with it, outside from his superhuman strength (I don't read the manga, btw, so please no spoilers about his origins, powers and all that, but the point still stands, since he didn't know anything about it no matter how it turns out). Ofc he had a pretty big "call to action", due to what happened with Sukuna's finger, but after learning about how curses affect the world, Yuji also couldn't just sit quietly and watch it happen, even if he were to never see it again. What broke Geto for me was exactly that "ego" that he needed to justify, as Sage mentioned, this "savior" mentality. He could never sit back and put himself at the same level as those "damned monkeys", and that doesn't allow for him to choose a route that either gives the "weak" agency within their "destiny", nor a route that would alleviate his burdens. I somewhat understand him, as I'm a very logic and reasoning person myself, and could probably have fallen for that egotistical mentality if given the chance when younger, but for me, and for my current values, I don't believe it is fair that the "weak" have no agency within their own fight against curses, which they are the most affected by. As much as we say that it's unfair for the "strong" to have to sacrifice themselves for the "weak", we never really asked the "weak" what they thought of it; they were never forced into sacrificing themselves as well, and we can take Haibara and Nanami as an awesome example and contrast to Geto and Gojo, one just did it because he felt like he was good at it, like a sport or a job, and the other one just because it was a "job" that alligned better with himself, while the other two were essentialy "born" into that duty. And I also don't believe that I, myself, as well as anyone else, have any greater purpose to achieve for everyone's sake, despite some people choosing to do it, so I wouldn't mind if the solution didn't come right on my time. Changing society changes time, while I would try and change it, I wouldn't expect everything to work itself through me or even within my lifetime, and believe I could take the "harder way out", in contrast to just killing all the non-sorcerers. That being said, it's way easier said than done, specially without going through everything that he did.
This also shows that the world of Jujustu Kaisen sorcerers as a whole needs to change. Who sends developing teens on psychologically traumatizing missions and then shows no support for them when those missions fail. They're practically creating villains and then are shocked when it comes back and bites them. We also see this with the current generation. Pretty sure Mai, Yuji and everyone else in both classes are under 21. No where near fully developed and yet are sent out on the most missions. Where are the adults? and for the adults present, the students outnumber them by far.
That's kind of just what the world looks like in the aftermath of a total war. Was there one? I dont know, but i dont see any reason not to think there wasnt one, considering how quickly sorcerors escalate to violence.
I feel sorry for geto, he was made to believe that sorcerers were designed to protect non sorcerers, but after riko was killed, he fell into a dark spiral of consuming cursed spirits, and dealing with hard missions by himself(keep in mind before gojo learned rct, he and geto was *both* was considered the strongest and both took on mission, afterwards, gojo took missions on by himself.). He later had a mental crisis where he thought to whom he was protecting if his comrades kept pilling up dead and the non sorcerers didn’t even care about them. I find it believable that someone would end up like him.
I’ve watched u since the adventure time videos thank u for covering with this treasure I summon always bet on hakari nah he’d win throughout heaven and earth
Very similar to Shensui from Yu Yu Hakusho; and we tend to forget that they are so young with such heavy burdens on them. They aren’t adults, not legally nor are they at the point where even the brain has finished developing and choices are made differently.
You can definitely see the influence of Yu Yu Hakusho in this series and I love it. Yu Yu Hakusho is one of my favorite series of all time and it’s pretty clear the author of this series was a fan of it like I am
@@sarveshnathan7559 they would argue that they didn’t turn “evil”. I would say the impetus for them turning was similar. Not exactly the same but it’s definitely similar and the parallels with Sensui are definitely there
@@joebeast15 Sensui turned evil because he saw humanity cruelly torture demons. Geto turned evil because of his disillusionment with the weak protecting the strong as well as blaming non sorcerer's for the never ending existence of cursed spirits. Not only that but their goals differ too. Geto wants to create a world free of cursed spirits by wiping out non sorcerors, while Sensui wants to find open the gate so a demon strong enough would kill him as atonement for how many innocent demons he has killed in the past.
To be fair pretty much EVERY major cursed spirit we encounter in the series is the byproduct of humanities most negative aspect's. Like how Yuji hates Mahito to such an intense degree it's because Mahito essentially embodies humanities pettiness, violence and narcissism. This is probably what drove Kenjaku nuts over a millennia ago it's an endless war because human's are endlessly depraved and destructive. It's a lot like Demon Slayer as well even Muzan himself was a bit of a victim of circumstance. Afflicted with a chronic illness before he was even born and then given a mutagenic medicine turning him into a demon. Human's sure do love f%^king around and finding out.
Honestly, I wish we got a bit more on young Gojo, a bit more insight into how he was raised in the Gojo family to how it shaped his mindset growing up. We don't have much at all on the Gojo clan in general.
@@FlawsomE999 Yeah, I don't he would be as extreme as Sukuna (to just kill innocent people for his pleasure), like that person said, but he obviously would be a lot less grounded and be at that risk to be more morally corrupt. From a narrative standpoint, it would be interesting to get more of that perspective of Gojo's family environment for the warped perception he has on himself as it relates to strength being something extremely tied to his identity from how he was raised, with him having the jujustu society on his shoulders from his mere birth. He also wants young people to have more of a life, likely because it's something he didn't get to have normally as a child.
Aswell, To add onto this.. The Arguement between Gojo and Geto Has a really cool line that I Wanted to mention, The "If I Was as strong as you, Wouldn't my impossible ideals Become reasonable possibilities?" Geto directly stating the Gap between them at that point, Their Mutual respect for eachother had faded and Geto stated A Truth That Gojo had to accept. A truth he'd been hiding for awhile.. Really adds to How Distinct Geto and Gojo were and How Much their ideals changed after Riko's demise. Edit: Aswell- Geto is basically saying that If it was the other way around, Gojo would be in the right despite having the same ideals, Because Gojo is stronger then Geto Because thats how Jujutsu society has Propped them Up to be. Strength will always determine a sorcerer's Importance.
Hands down my favourite character in jjk. I didn’t like/love any characters even gojo when I was watching season 1, but I immediately fell in love with geto after season 2 first 5 episodes. Just 5 episodes already made him my favourite character.
Riko’s death (among other things) impacted Geto in such a way that his outlook on life changed. Also, thanks for the videos and Happy New Year dude 🥳🎊🎆
Once again amazing Sage! Your wisdom and empathy for even the most tortured of souls is what this world needs more than ever! You should totally do an analysis on my favorite pro hero, Hawks!
Agree man. His death to Yuta didn’t make sense since he’s special grade. He should have more in his skill set to easily handle Yuta even with the death pact boost. Like it doesn’t make sense for him to go toe to toe with it as he should have sense his CE out put was not high enough. You see Yuki fighting Kenjaku, Gojo fighting Sukuna, and Yuta fighting multiple special grades down the line, and it makes you wonder how Geto got to special grade. Bro could have just knocked out Yuta and handle Rika one on one but decided to play around. He did this in the midst of a war he himself started and knowing he has limited time before Gojo shows up. Fight looks impressive at first watch, but it’s a really bad fight compared to fights later on. Bro didn’t have RCT or DE yet given special grade. IMO he should be put in the same tier as the principal. They’re just really strong Grade 1s but have a shit ton of slaves to throw around.
@@AmaterasuCG yeah I know. The way special grade is defined, being that you are strong enough to destroy a nation, creates inconsistencies in power levels imo. Like Geto can be killed easily, but it is his curses that he collected that makes him fit the special grade criteria. In theory, it makes it possible that a grade 4 sorcerer who’s really weak can be considered special grade if they somehow became in control of an army or a powerful bomb. IMO that tarnishes the special grade rank because it’s not the sorcerer’s own skill or power that for them the rank.
@@ACMR6297I would say the only explanation is that jjk0 was written before the main series, and all those “domain” “techniques” things were not well developed yet, that’s why it made Geto looks weak. Also the writer just needed a “villain” to die in jjk0.
@@Angengai yeah I'm aware. I thought the fight in JJK0 was good when I first saw it, but now in hindsight, the further into the series wo go, the more I question Geto's special grade status.
Geto starts off as the archetype of a perfect hero, but as you've mentioned, Geto has a savior complex. It's almost essential for a hero to desire to save others, but Geto represents the realistic deconstruction of a savior-hero when faced with a dysfunctional system and brutal jujutsu world - when your power sucks and exposes you to the worst of human emotions, when you face trauma and the loss of your charges and comrades, when the people who you are supposed to save harm you and disgust you - the toll of the anger, disillusionment, resentment and trauma eats away at the desire to save others, makes the savior-hero snap, exacerbated by how Geto innately looks down on non-sorcerers he thinks he's supposed to save.
Brother, you do amazing content! Keep up the good work. I don't watch anime but from what I've seen from your videos Gojo and Geto have this type of friendship that challenged each others values. You can see how their believes are put to test so they either become wiser or realize that some of the believes don't serve them well. To grow, to be better, this is a good goal for a lot of friendships.
Gojo didn’t think he power was bad so he liked the structure. Geto hates his power it’s gross. It’s manipulation. So he naturally hated how the power was set up.
I like the analysis that he chased after self affirmation and will attain it by whatever means necessary - he needed a reason for his suffering, and he couldn’t find that in his prior worldview stemming from a sense of duty and responsibility to take care of the weak. I also like the analysis that he has always seen non-sorcerers as an inferior species that needs protecting. Ironically, this probably came from Gojo. Combined with Geto’s innate motherly caring nature, possibly related to his coming from a non sorcerer bloodline, he “understood” the weak, and sympathised with them. That is until the death of the star vessel that broke his reasoning, sanity, and “reality”, so he decided on (creating/striving to create) this other reality that would kept things together and maintained his sanity, justify - or more like nullify his suffering in pursuit of more power and the ideal world of his creation - he decided he’ll trample on and exploit the weak precisely *because* he understood their weakness. Maybe there is also an undertone of his own weakness compared to the pure inherited strength of Gojo that drove him to pursue this dream of his because this is what would keep him going, when he can no longer stand the increasing distance between him and Gojo. He loved Gojo - if he couldn’t be side by side with him because of the difference in strength, he’ll oppose him, almost like a protest against the unfairness in that between the two of them, he served as the moral compass because he can’t afford not to - which is what he ended up with eventually when the distance in strength became too much.
Gojo and Geto in general function so tragically together. They're not necessarily "dependant" on the other, but they're definitely bound. In the recent chapters, right before (spoilers lolz) Gojo slaughtered the higher-ups, he mentioned how he was "left behind" and how he "needed to catch up".. Or even in the airport scene, the fact alone that he imagined Geto's cult self when speaking about how he would've been satisfied if Geto was there to pat him on the back really just shows that no matter that Geto "abandoned" Gojo and went on to follow heinous ideals, no matter that Geto wasn't the same "moral" sorcerer looking out to protect the weak anymore, no matter that Gojo was the strongest and posessed literally anything anyone could ask for- he just wanted his best friend at his side. Which, touches up on the subject of Gojo's loneliness of course. But either way, their bond has been written so beautifully. and I'll never recover from the following quote from the JJK0 light novel; "However, one thing was certain: although everthing had changed, some things had remained the same since then. Gojo sat down and made eye contact with Geto, who was already seated. - Suguru. - ...? Suguru Geto. An abominable name for an organization called the Jujutsu Technical School. He was one of the four special grade sorcerers who had already killed more than a hundred ordinary people with a curse, and was expelled from the Jujutsu Technical School. and that, for Satoru Gojo... -______________, ____________. - Ha! Geto couldn't help but laugh at the words Gojo's blurted out. He had never said such an embarrassing sentence, not even when he was a student. - You should've at least cursed me at the end December 24, 2017. The curse called Geto was fully exorcised."
Whenever I see Gojo and Geto, I think of the song Sanctuary by Joji. They were the strongest and it's basically yin and yang. The strongest one needs the strongest opposition otherwise they go bad. Geto sacrificed himself so Gojo could be good among all the other reasons such as the two girls who were about to be killed making them the weaker section of the society. Maybe Geto always had to protect the weak but he hid it well behind the hatred by calling the stronger side monkeys.
@@BIGTHANKSHEESH now that's a big disrespect to cyclops. He was never as brash or egotistical as big mags or Xavier or geto or gojo. Cyke has just been a survivor thru and thru.
@@BIGTHANKSHEESH agreed which is why I said Grindelwald and Dumbledore is a much more apt comparison especially the fact that Dumbledore wasn't perfect as a kid.
I relate to yuki the most when it comes to this concept. See all sides and don’t really let it disturb be. Talk so freely thst I don’t think bring are on the verge of falling due to my freedom. Slightly insensitive but free to look
Those two really were two sides of a perhaps greater "Honored One." Also seeing Geto's question in non-meme form is almost jarring. Especially at the end of this video though...neither of their stories really feel complete to me. I don't mean this as a criticism either, (At least as of now with Chapter 247) but it just feels like there's still some grander payoff that needs to happen. Some true great Awakening or epiphany. Even if only in Spirit for one side...or the other.
One of the best written characters in modern shounen and my personal favourite. I always felt intrigued by Sensui Shinobu and wanted to know more about him, I'm so glad Gege took inspo from that character and gave it more depth. Geto sama you will always be loved by me, I support your rights, but more importantly, I support your wrongs (he never did anything wrong) 💖
I hope you eventually put out a video on Kenjaku or Sukuna, they’re really interesting and nobody really analyzes them psychologically or philosophically like they do Gojo and Geto.
Another amazing analysis! Is it because I just watched Eren Yeager’s before this one, I feel that Eren and Geto have smth in common? The desire to save all the people of their kind no matter the price and so the eagerness to kill everyone else who’s “the other kind”
You know something quite depressing I noticed that the same way toji talks to himself calling himself a "mere monkey" and everyone else not like him to be the "blessed ones" Geto fully giving in to either the depression or the rage and regret from losing riko and failing the thing that he believed and had to do that he leans into it he may not be the honored one but he is the "blessed one" and that he is the one to save those few sorcerers and make a world for them no more monkeys that get to sit back and enjoy the fruits of the blessed ones him being the highest one adorning the robes of Buddha and at that moment though even though Toji Fushigiro was the monkey king dead or alive he won in both gojo's and more importantly geto's world so at the end Toji was right "you got beat by a monkey who couldn't even use Jujutsu" and that's how he died
Hollow knight music :3 I wish we could've had enough screentime with mimiko and nanako for them to have their own video like this.. They deserved sm better :(
I feel like Geto was so pure and good... Im not satisfied at all with his downfall. It didnt make sense to me. I was expecting it to be alot more. Instead I feel like he just one day decided to be bad and cast away his morals. It upsets me. Geto had the choice to retire if he hated his job so much. He doesnt HAVE to ingest the curses.
damn monkeys!
Happy Holidays everyone and Happy New Year! Thanks for watching :)
Happy Holidays 🙂 if you haven’t already please watch Sonny Boy, this show is so deeply special, and incredibly good at interpersonal relationships, especially the main character I’d love for an analysis of his character and his story
damn monkeys! >:D
@SagesRain can you please do a character analysis on ryomen sukuna or kashimo hajime or if you read blue lock can you do a character analysis on Micheal kaiser or itoshi sae
Don't know if you take suggestions but do you think you could do a video analysis on Sariphi from The Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts?
Its all satanic bruh you did a shit take ngl how you black and not know what these lame themes hide? Be a better youtuber bruh if you going to do this fulltime.
One interesting thing about him is that there is one thing that remains consistent from his high school years to his adulthood- viewing regular people as lesser. Even when he had his “ protect the weak” philosophy, he still looked down on people. I’ve seen people say that his turn is too immediate, but he was already halfway there
Like when in his high-school days?
@@Grayson-WinchesterHow is Geto ambitious? He was just tired of doing work that wasn’t appreciated while seeing his comrades dying. He didn’t want a kingdom or political power like Griffith did. If anything he is more similar to Magneto.
Definitely, he always considered him higher
@@Grayson-Winchester just flat out loud and wrong ☠ Geto like Magneto, had PTSD, fighting for his people cause he doesn't want to see them die anymore meanwhile Griffith literally only cares about himself and will sacrifice anything and everything
@@Grayson-Winchester why u talking like ptsd is fixed when you gets older or near death lmao ☠️ still got nothing remotely related to Griffith
The Geto shower scene still haunts me. How the clapping from the cult blends in with the drops of water splashing in the shower. That scene tells so much without saying how messed up Geto is feeling since failing the mission.
Imagine how much more accurate it would've been to his trauma if he'd dropped the soap.
Gojo and Geto's dynamic is easily one of the best aspects in JJK, as both characters contrast and complement each other very well. 👌
i find it tragic that no matter how much geto extends himself to fight for others, nobody besides the exception of gojo extends a hand back. he was always expected to be this savior, and because of that he embraced that role because it was all he had. without it, he’d regret his actions and much more. even if gojo might’ve been one of the only people close to geto personally, gojo still looked to him for guidance instead of seeing him as an equal. geto was the brains while he the brawns, so he *depends* on geto to tell him what is right or what is wrong due to being raised in an environment where jujutsu is what makes up a person.
because of this, geto is left alone in the dust and in his conflicted feelings. i wouldn’t even be surprised if he felt angry or upset in some way every time someone, especially gojo, asked him if he was okay. when gojo asks if he is fine, like when he asked geto if he had lost weight in the HI arc, he knows that he cannot truly tell them his feelings because the facade and strong front he put up will shatter and he will lose that said savior role. even if he seems himself as lesser than gojo now, he still sees himself as strong in terms of ideals and righteousness. his ego, more like.
also, i’d like to add that i believe that geto does rely on gojo too. both of them rely on each other without even realizing. they needed each other in their worst moments, but they couldn’t be there for each other because of inner conflict and the interference of outside parties tying into their beliefs. they may not have been the strongest duo, but they felt the strongest together.
great analysis on geto!! imo he’s one of the most well-written characters in the entire story, and he’s the one who changed my outlook on jjk as a whole. looking forward to more analyzation from your channel!! :D
i find it really appropriate how Geto losing his purpose as a sorcerer and leaving jujutsu society gave Gojo a purpose as a sorcerer. the lack of that purpose prevented Gojo from understanding Geto's struggle until it was too late but in the end, they both were fighting for the future of sorcerers, by very different means of course. and both probably wished they could do it together but thought it was impossible at that point (thinking about chapter 236 and Gojo saying he would have been satisfied if Geto was by his side and Geto's reaction T_T)
geto absolutely did rely on gojo as well! a lot of people talk about how geto is the only character who saw gojo as a person and not just the strongest, who thanked gojo for his hard work and checked if he’s okay, and while that’s true, it’s often overlooked that gojo supported geto in his own way too. it’s not acknowledged enough imo that one of the things that led to geto’s downfall was the isolation he felt, since because gojo was so strong they were both sent on separate missions and thus spent more time apart. we see throughout the HI arc that geto is prone to overthinking and can sometimes be very self-deprecating and blame himself for things (such as kuroi’s kidnapping) and gojo always told him it wasn’t his fault and not to worry. without that support from his best friend to fall back on he was lonely and lost in his own thoughts, not only blaming himself for what happened to riko but having to deal with a complete breakdown of his entire belief system all by himself
@@singulariteas exactly! people only rlly talk abt how gojo relies on geto but never the opposite. nice to see people who are aware of that factor in their relationship. in some ways, you can call them selfish for using each other as crutches, but it’s understandable why they’d do so.
@@valeriyav2149 very, *very* true unfortunately. gojo was given a purpose since the beginning, while geto had to fight tooth and nail for a place/cause he was satisfied to give his life for. this caused that rift between them to form and it didn’t help that gojo still idealized geto and his “protect the weak” ideology. when it came to the geto-gojo shinjuku scene, like u said, gojo couldn’t understand geto. however, i’d like to add that maybe it wasn’t that gojo didn’t understand, rather he was in denial and wanted geto to change back into the best friend gojo could understand, since he was always the brawns while the other the brains.
this can be backed up when gojo asks yaga if strength is really everything in this world, to which yaga replies “no.” gojo can really only understand from a simple minded point of view, because everything was given to him, so he thought that he already knew everything. turns out, he truly didn’t, and he learned that the hard way: the loss of his best friend.
I agree with your analysis more than the video. I actually think Geto ultimately pushed Gojo away in the KFC scene because he knew Gojo would try to share Geto’s burden (and mission) if he knew the full extent of it. Geto knows that Gojo has a different mandate -to be the strongest - and probably hopes that Gojo can achieve the goal of protecting jujutsu sorcerers merely through his superior skill and strength. In other words, Gojo doesn’t need to eradicate humans to achieve Geto’s ultimate goal, but Geto sees no other path for himself given his own lesser strength. He loves Gojo too much to condemn him to a villain’s role by asking Gojo to join him (which he would, given his willingness to massacre the Star Plasma cult). Love is the strongest curse and the real reason Geto had to go his separate way. Jealousy had nothing to do with it.
"Dissecting Geto Suguru"-Kenjaku
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i think Geto's line to Gojo about his strength was the best thing he could have said to him. it was heartbreaking to Gojo at the moment, sure, but it made him truly think about how and for what purpose he has/uses his power. Geto's whole character is based on the need to have a righteous impactful purpose to continue using his very draining technique and Gojo not having any purpose despite his immense power was the only reason he couldn't understand Geto's struggles and Geto knew it. So the question "Are you the strongest because you're Satoru Gojo? Or are you Satoru Gojo because you're the strongest?" was something that pushed Gojo to find his purpose as the strongest sorcerer and probably helped him understand how Geto felt (even though it was too late to change anything, it still kept that strong connection they had even after a fall out)
The Joker said anyone could become him with just one bad day.
This guy had several bad days.
Ate!
Funnily enough in the killing joke, this philosophy of joker was proven wrong. Joker shot, paralyze and violate Babara, then tied Gordon to an amusement park ride and force him to watch gruesome pictures. Yet Gordon and Batman didnt break.
@@NaiHmee I don't think those experiences are the same. They're not personal. They're clearly done with malevolent intent by a malevolent clown. Those experiences belong to, or are associated with, the Joker. They don't blend in and affect the rest of one's worldview. Not something about the narrative they clung to all their life is turned upside down, that they're unlovable, or that those who they thought were their friends could always betray them
But maybe I'm downplaying the actual impact of the Joker idk
@spacenai4461 not even Barbara broke.
She became a psychic seer similar to Madame Web
@@allengordon6929psychic seer? When did that happen?
Wow I love that you are doing more jujutsu kaisen, I would like you to do one from Yuji I had seen a lot of people hating on him for not being the stronger or losing battles, taching him from being a not real MC when that is absurd I feel Yuji deserve a lot more.
yep, i’ll definitely hit Yuji in the future for sure
@@SagesRainThankyuu, your content is amazing 🙌
The people who say that are probably first time consumers of deeper than average media, they wouldn't say such things if they actually knew the definition of the word "Protagonist", anyway there are lots of people with bad takes on social media and it's best to just not pay attention to them
@@hish33p32 Yeahh i agree, I know Yuji is not like the best protagonistvof of shonen, but it pretty good and actually I like he dosen't get stuff like power of friendship or the big dream.
@@richardcastillos2896exactly
"A man who desired self affirmation and in the end a man who learned for happiness" Geto and Gojo are truely the one of the the sadness character in jjk.
The depiction of Geto in chapter 70 is a parody of Raigō paintings, a genre of Pureland Buddhist iconography depicting the Buddha Amida descending from the Western Pureland with a host of Bodhisattvas to liberate sentient beings and welcome them into the Pureland
cool, didn’t know that
Given the context, "Pureland" sounds pretty disturbing.
Geto’s descent into despair was a very impactful and memorable part of HI, especially from how he separated from Gojo, his most important relationship.
I’m curious about how the story would’ve changed if he retired like how nanami did, then again I guess he could’ve still gone crazy from all the curses he saw around him.
It's interesting, but I don't believe he could've ever retired.
Because of that "savior" mentality, we can see from the start that he already separated the "strong" from the "weak". Maybe if he had had some more interactions like Nanami had with that girl from the bakery, something could've changed within him.
But while he was no Gojo, he was still one of the strongest sorcerers, and more than that, he had an intimate "relationship" and understanding of the curse's nature like nobody else.
More than that, however, is that he believed that he played a greater role in the grand scheme of things, that his life had to have a significant meaning, not only for himself. It's a role that Jujutsu, as well as his enchantment, gave to him, and that he had accepted, and for that, as well as his "kind nature", as he mentions himself, he could never go back and ignore it like Nanami did.
And while people like Nanami can react differently, I believe that once you break past that ignorance about curses, you can never go back, just like Yuji couldn't, even though he knew nothing about it and didn't seem to have inherited anything that could help him with it, outside from his superhuman strength (I don't read the manga, btw, so please no spoilers about his origins, powers and all that, but the point still stands, since he didn't know anything about it no matter how it turns out). Ofc he had a pretty big "call to action", due to what happened with Sukuna's finger, but after learning about how curses affect the world, Yuji also couldn't just sit quietly and watch it happen, even if he were to never see it again.
What broke Geto for me was exactly that "ego" that he needed to justify, as Sage mentioned, this "savior" mentality. He could never sit back and put himself at the same level as those "damned monkeys", and that doesn't allow for him to choose a route that either gives the "weak" agency within their "destiny", nor a route that would alleviate his burdens.
I somewhat understand him, as I'm a very logic and reasoning person myself, and could probably have fallen for that egotistical mentality if given the chance when younger, but for me, and for my current values, I don't believe it is fair that the "weak" have no agency within their own fight against curses, which they are the most affected by. As much as we say that it's unfair for the "strong" to have to sacrifice themselves for the "weak", we never really asked the "weak" what they thought of it; they were never forced into sacrificing themselves as well, and we can take Haibara and Nanami as an awesome example and contrast to Geto and Gojo, one just did it because he felt like he was good at it, like a sport or a job, and the other one just because it was a "job" that alligned better with himself, while the other two were essentialy "born" into that duty.
And I also don't believe that I, myself, as well as anyone else, have any greater purpose to achieve for everyone's sake, despite some people choosing to do it, so I wouldn't mind if the solution didn't come right on my time. Changing society changes time, while I would try and change it, I wouldn't expect everything to work itself through me or even within my lifetime, and believe I could take the "harder way out", in contrast to just killing all the non-sorcerers. That being said, it's way easier said than done, specially without going through everything that he did.
Honestly season 2 episode 5 completely stunned me. One of the best pieces of cinematic media I think I've ever seen.
This also shows that the world of Jujustu Kaisen sorcerers as a whole needs to change. Who sends developing teens on psychologically traumatizing missions and then shows no support for them when those missions fail. They're practically creating villains and then are shocked when it comes back and bites them. We also see this with the current generation. Pretty sure Mai, Yuji and everyone else in both classes are under 21. No where near fully developed and yet are sent out on the most missions. Where are the adults? and for the adults present, the students outnumber them by far.
That's kind of just what the world looks like in the aftermath of a total war.
Was there one?
I dont know, but i dont see any reason not to think there wasnt one, considering how quickly sorcerors escalate to violence.
I think what really hit me when Satoru was confronting Suguru, was that Suguru didn’t ask Satoru to join him.
Geto may save so many people but in the end he can never save himself from the demons that has been eating him inside.😔🐱
I feel sorry for geto, he was made to believe that sorcerers were designed to protect non sorcerers, but after riko was killed, he fell into a dark spiral of consuming cursed spirits, and dealing with hard missions by himself(keep in mind before gojo learned rct, he and geto was *both* was considered the strongest and both took on mission, afterwards, gojo took missions on by himself.). He later had a mental crisis where he thought to whom he was protecting if his comrades kept pilling up dead and the non sorcerers didn’t even care about them. I find it believable that someone would end up like him.
I'm very, very much here for the Sage's Rain JJK saga
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I’ve watched u since the adventure time videos thank u for covering with this treasure I summon always bet on hakari nah he’d win throughout heaven and earth
Definitely my favorite character in jujutsu kaisen and honestly one of my favorites in all of anime
Very similar to Shensui from Yu Yu Hakusho; and we tend to forget that they are so young with such heavy burdens on them. They aren’t adults, not legally nor are they at the point where even the brain has finished developing and choices are made differently.
Classic reference most people either are too young to have known Yu Yu Hakusho or don’t remember it.
You can definitely see the influence of Yu Yu Hakusho in this series and I love it. Yu Yu Hakusho is one of my favorite series of all time and it’s pretty clear the author of this series was a fan of it like I am
Sensui and Geto turned evil for different reasons.
@@sarveshnathan7559 they would argue that they didn’t turn “evil”. I would say the impetus for them turning was similar. Not exactly the same but it’s definitely similar and the parallels with Sensui are definitely there
@@joebeast15 Sensui turned evil because he saw humanity cruelly torture demons.
Geto turned evil because of his disillusionment with the weak protecting the strong as well as blaming non sorcerer's for the never ending existence of cursed spirits.
Not only that but their goals differ too. Geto wants to create a world free of cursed spirits by wiping out non sorcerors, while Sensui wants to find open the gate so a demon strong enough would kill him as atonement for how many innocent demons he has killed in the past.
This man (or curse) is the best character in the series by far.
To be fair pretty much EVERY major cursed spirit we encounter in the series is the byproduct of humanities most negative aspect's. Like how Yuji hates Mahito to such an intense degree it's because Mahito essentially embodies humanities pettiness, violence and narcissism. This is probably what drove Kenjaku nuts over a millennia ago it's an endless war because human's are endlessly depraved and destructive. It's a lot like Demon Slayer as well even Muzan himself was a bit of a victim of circumstance. Afflicted with a chronic illness before he was even born and then given a mutagenic medicine turning him into a demon. Human's sure do love f%^king around and finding out.
So Gojo was basically kinda the new Sukuna growing up before Geto changed him for better or for worse
Honestly, I wish we got a bit more on young Gojo, a bit more insight into how he was raised in the Gojo family to how it shaped his mindset growing up. We don't have much at all on the Gojo clan in general.
nah
@@raec5426 From what I can tell, he was raised to not really care about the non-sorcerers, but also to not go full berserk mode like sukuna would go.
@@FlawsomE999 Yeah, I don't he would be as extreme as Sukuna (to just kill innocent people for his pleasure), like that person said, but he obviously would be a lot less grounded and be at that risk to be more morally corrupt.
From a narrative standpoint, it would be interesting to get more of that perspective of Gojo's family environment for the warped perception he has on himself as it relates to strength being something extremely tied to his identity from how he was raised, with him having the jujustu society on his shoulders from his mere birth. He also wants young people to have more of a life, likely because it's something he didn't get to have normally as a child.
@@bruceshmuNah I’d win
Aswell, To add onto this.. The Arguement between Gojo and Geto Has a really cool line that I Wanted to mention, The "If I Was as strong as you, Wouldn't my impossible ideals Become reasonable possibilities?" Geto directly stating the Gap between them at that point, Their Mutual respect for eachother had faded and Geto stated A Truth That Gojo had to accept. A truth he'd been hiding for awhile.. Really adds to How Distinct Geto and Gojo were and How Much their ideals changed after Riko's demise.
Edit: Aswell- Geto is basically saying that If it was the other way around, Gojo would be in the right despite having the same ideals, Because Gojo is stronger then Geto Because thats how Jujutsu society has Propped them Up to be. Strength will always determine a sorcerer's Importance.
My favourite character from jjk. Because of is ideology and fashion sense.
"Damn Monkeys! "...
Hands down my favourite character in jjk. I didn’t like/love any characters even gojo when I was watching season 1, but I immediately fell in love with geto after season 2 first 5 episodes. Just 5 episodes already made him my favourite character.
Riko’s death (among other things) impacted Geto in such a way that his outlook on life changed.
Also, thanks for the videos and Happy New Year dude 🥳🎊🎆
thank you!
@@SagesRain anytime dude
Kenjaku’s twin took a lot of his ideals from him they both are like budda but they’re very twisted by their own ambition and ideals
Every time I see a new video by Sage I get a smile on my face
Geto : I will save sorcerers
Also geto killing more sorcerers than any curse in the movie
No he didn't
He didn't actually kill any sorcerer in the movie. Gojo even says to him that he trusted Geto wouldn't kill his students/young sorcerer.
@@icedmocha5264 didn't see what his cursed spirits and teammates doing in the movie?
Thank you so much for making this video. Thank you, so much
You are truly special Sage Rain
This is a pretty good character dissection video. I’m glad people are making this type of content. PLEASE KEEP MAKING THIS STUFF!
Once again amazing Sage! Your wisdom and empathy for even the most tortured of souls is what this world needs more than ever! You should totally do an analysis on my favorite pro hero, Hawks!
I kind of wish Geto didn’t die in JJK0 and stayed around for the entire series.
Agree man. His death to Yuta didn’t make sense since he’s special grade. He should have more in his skill set to easily handle Yuta even with the death pact boost. Like it doesn’t make sense for him to go toe to toe with it as he should have sense his CE out put was not high enough.
You see Yuki fighting Kenjaku, Gojo fighting Sukuna, and Yuta fighting multiple special grades down the line, and it makes you wonder how Geto got to special grade.
Bro could have just knocked out Yuta and handle Rika one on one but decided to play around. He did this in the midst of a war he himself started and knowing he has limited time before Gojo shows up.
Fight looks impressive at first watch, but it’s a really bad fight compared to fights later on. Bro didn’t have RCT or DE yet given special grade. IMO he should be put in the same tier as the principal. They’re just really strong Grade 1s but have a shit ton of slaves to throw around.
@@ACMR6297it's his curse manipulation technique that makes him special grade.
@@AmaterasuCG yeah I know. The way special grade is defined, being that you are strong enough to destroy a nation, creates inconsistencies in power levels imo.
Like Geto can be killed easily, but it is his curses that he collected that makes him fit the special grade criteria. In theory, it makes it possible that a grade 4 sorcerer who’s really weak can be considered special grade if they somehow became in control of an army or a powerful bomb. IMO that tarnishes the special grade rank because it’s not the sorcerer’s own skill or power that for them the rank.
@@ACMR6297I would say the only explanation is that jjk0 was written before the main series, and all those “domain” “techniques” things were not well developed yet, that’s why it made Geto looks weak. Also the writer just needed a “villain” to die in jjk0.
@@Angengai yeah I'm aware. I thought the fight in JJK0 was good when I first saw it, but now in hindsight, the further into the series wo go, the more I question Geto's special grade status.
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Geto starts off as the archetype of a perfect hero, but as you've mentioned, Geto has a savior complex. It's almost essential for a hero to desire to save others, but Geto represents the realistic deconstruction of a savior-hero when faced with a dysfunctional system and brutal jujutsu world - when your power sucks and exposes you to the worst of human emotions, when you face trauma and the loss of your charges and comrades, when the people who you are supposed to save harm you and disgust you - the toll of the anger, disillusionment, resentment and trauma eats away at the desire to save others, makes the savior-hero snap, exacerbated by how Geto innately looks down on non-sorcerers he thinks he's supposed to save.
This was an excellent analysis. My favourite character in JJK. Geto is the archetypal Sin Eater.
This is so good holy shit I love this channel
Praying for more JJK character analysis videos.
"Kiyotaka Ijichi is The Secret Power of Sorcery" would be a good one
a sage vid for my favourite character? yes pls
Geto is such a beautiful character in soul mind
Brother, you do amazing content! Keep up the good work. I don't watch anime but from what I've seen from your videos Gojo and Geto have this type of friendship that challenged each others values. You can see how their believes are put to test so they either become wiser or realize that some of the believes don't serve them well. To grow, to be better, this is a good goal for a lot of friendships.
Gojo didn’t think he power was bad so he liked the structure. Geto hates his power it’s gross. It’s manipulation. So he naturally hated how the power was set up.
I like the analysis that he chased after self affirmation and will attain it by whatever means necessary - he needed a reason for his suffering, and he couldn’t find that in his prior worldview stemming from a sense of duty and responsibility to take care of the weak. I also like the analysis that he has always seen non-sorcerers as an inferior species that needs protecting. Ironically, this probably came from Gojo. Combined with Geto’s innate motherly caring nature, possibly related to his coming from a non sorcerer bloodline, he “understood” the weak, and sympathised with them. That is until the death of the star vessel that broke his reasoning, sanity, and “reality”, so he decided on (creating/striving to create) this other reality that would kept things together and maintained his sanity, justify - or more like nullify his suffering in pursuit of more power and the ideal world of his creation - he decided he’ll trample on and exploit the weak precisely *because* he understood their weakness. Maybe there is also an undertone of his own weakness compared to the pure inherited strength of Gojo that drove him to pursue this dream of his because this is what would keep him going, when he can no longer stand the increasing distance between him and Gojo. He loved Gojo - if he couldn’t be side by side with him because of the difference in strength, he’ll oppose him, almost like a protest against the unfairness in that between the two of them, he served as the moral compass because he can’t afford not to - which is what he ended up with eventually when the distance in strength became too much.
I appreciate you so much! Thank you for this🥰🥰
I remember I first found this channel the feeling of these videos are so satisfying
Gojo and Geto in general function so tragically together. They're not necessarily "dependant" on the other, but they're definitely bound. In the recent chapters, right before (spoilers lolz) Gojo slaughtered the higher-ups, he mentioned how he was "left behind" and how he "needed to catch up".. Or even in the airport scene, the fact alone that he imagined Geto's cult self when speaking about how he would've been satisfied if Geto was there to pat him on the back really just shows that no matter that Geto "abandoned" Gojo and went on to follow heinous ideals, no matter that Geto wasn't the same "moral" sorcerer looking out to protect the weak anymore, no matter that Gojo was the strongest and posessed literally anything anyone could ask for- he just wanted his best friend at his side.
Which, touches up on the subject of Gojo's loneliness of course. But either way, their bond has been written so beautifully. and I'll never recover from the following quote from the JJK0 light novel;
"However, one thing was certain: although everthing had changed, some things had remained the same since then.
Gojo sat down and made eye contact with Geto, who was already seated.
- Suguru.
- ...?
Suguru Geto. An abominable name for an organization called the Jujutsu Technical School. He was one of the four special grade sorcerers who had already killed more than a hundred ordinary people with a curse, and was expelled from the Jujutsu Technical School.
and that, for Satoru Gojo...
-______________, ____________.
- Ha!
Geto couldn't help but laugh at the words Gojo's blurted out.
He had never said such an embarrassing sentence, not even when he was a student.
- You should've at least cursed me at the end
December 24, 2017.
The curse called Geto was fully exorcised."
this is the best video that I have seen about Geto, AMAZING.
Well done brother.!!!
Can you make one for Megumi or Yuta? Love your content!
Very good breakdown, it helped me understand alot more, that is not written out. Connecting the dots. I struggled to understand it.
When Geto and Gojo broke up they both really changed.
Whenever I see Gojo and Geto, I think of the song Sanctuary by Joji. They were the strongest and it's basically yin and yang. The strongest one needs the strongest opposition otherwise they go bad. Geto sacrificed himself so Gojo could be good among all the other reasons such as the two girls who were about to be killed making them the weaker section of the society. Maybe Geto always had to protect the weak but he hid it well behind the hatred by calling the stronger side monkeys.
Thank you very much for the video, looking forward to a potential sukuna one !
Geto = Magneto
Gojo = Professor X
More like Dumbledore and Grindelwald though
Gojo is Cyclops, NOT that bstrd
@@BIGTHANKSHEESH now that's a big disrespect to cyclops. He was never as brash or egotistical as big mags or Xavier or geto or gojo. Cyke has just been a survivor thru and thru.
@@teznarayanan fairs but the comparison between Gojo and X is not it. Geto and Magneto, fine. But I can't see X and Gojo seeing eye to eye
@@BIGTHANKSHEESH agreed which is why I said Grindelwald and Dumbledore is a much more apt comparison especially the fact that Dumbledore wasn't perfect as a kid.
Crazy how i just caught up with season 2 yesterday and this is fresh on my recommended 🤩
damn this shit sums up and a psych vaue of geto after hideen inventory
So glad you made this. loved it
I relate to yuki the most when it comes to this concept. See all sides and don’t really let it disturb be. Talk so freely thst I don’t think bring are on the verge of falling due to my freedom. Slightly insensitive but free to look
Those two really were two sides of a perhaps greater "Honored One." Also seeing Geto's question in non-meme form is almost jarring. Especially at the end of this video though...neither of their stories really feel complete to me. I don't mean this as a criticism either, (At least as of now with Chapter 247) but it just feels like there's still some grander payoff that needs to happen. Some true great Awakening or epiphany. Even if only in Spirit for one side...or the other.
I believe you will hit 1M before the end of this year.
One thing, I thought Gege said that when Gojo said he was the honored one, it was an arrogant statement. Am I misremembering the quote?
10:45 Toji represents Sun Wukong
geto's path is very understandable yet still somber and tragic
so many parallels with magneto...he could so say you're a god among ants and it wouldn't be out of character for him.
Another Fantastic video Sage, you're the man!
One of the best written characters in modern shounen and my personal favourite. I always felt intrigued by Sensui Shinobu and wanted to know more about him, I'm so glad Gege took inspo from that character and gave it more depth. Geto sama you will always be loved by me, I support your rights, but more importantly, I support your wrongs (he never did anything wrong) 💖
I love this channel! You made me binge all of jjk ❤
You guys know the archetype of the Sin-Eater right? The performance and ritual
This video needed to be dropped when people was complaining cuz I had no issues wit the ending 💯🔥
Man imma always love your videos, keep up the work 🙏🏽
I hope you eventually put out a video on Kenjaku or Sukuna, they’re really interesting and nobody really analyzes them psychologically or philosophically like they do Gojo and Geto.
Bro you go deep, damn that's crazy I didn't see it like that!
The anime is so masterful. When he's in the shower depressed, the sound slowly turns from water falling to the applause of the cult.
Jjk aside you have amazing talent when it come to talking it’s like u was telling a worldly truth
Another amazing analysis! Is it because I just watched Eren Yeager’s before this one, I feel that Eren and Geto have smth in common? The desire to save all the people of their kind no matter the price and so the eagerness to kill everyone else who’s “the other kind”
Non related but having Hollow Knight's OST on the background Made this ten times More heartbreaking
Yall be careful sage called me a monkey earlier, i have to go to therapy now
your analysis is top notch
Geto is quite the same character as Magneto from X-man
You know something quite depressing I noticed that the same way toji talks to himself calling himself a "mere monkey" and everyone else not like him to be the "blessed ones" Geto fully giving in to either the depression or the rage and regret from losing riko and failing the thing that he believed and had to do that he leans into it he may not be the honored one but he is the "blessed one" and that he is the one to save those few sorcerers and make a world for them no more monkeys that get to sit back and enjoy the fruits of the blessed ones him being the highest one adorning the robes of Buddha and at that moment though even though Toji Fushigiro was the monkey king dead or alive he won in both gojo's and more importantly geto's world so at the end Toji was right "you got beat by a monkey who couldn't even use Jujutsu" and that's how he died
love your vids bro
BROOOO YESSSS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
Hollow Knight music on the back ^0^
Thank you , it was amazing ⚘️🙂❤️
15:18 Womp Womp blame the Neanderthals for that one 🙏
Another classic Sage's Rain banger
Hollow knight music :3
I wish we could've had enough screentime with mimiko and nanako for them to have their own video like this..
They deserved sm better :(
Is that Fullmetal alchmist soundtrack in the background? Niceee
Your videos are amazing.
Can’t wait to watch this one
Summary: dude became radicalized
Thank you FOR THIS 💯💯💯 do FUTURE GOHAN PLEASE 🙏🏼
Still my favorite character in jjk
New sages rain video? I'm in
The goat returns
I feel like Geto was so pure and good... Im not satisfied at all with his downfall. It didnt make sense to me. I was expecting it to be alot more. Instead I feel like he just one day decided to be bad and cast away his morals. It upsets me. Geto had the choice to retire if he hated his job so much. He doesnt HAVE to ingest the curses.
Last time asking for the Vegeta video
Cmon Sage Rain give us that one piece video about luffys love of meat ✊🏾
Great video