| Im the only one thinking that the fights in in this season of jjk is lacking emotions/hype?? Yeah the animation is very well done. Probably the BEST right now. But for me there is no hype or emotions in those fight! Like for example The saske vs Itachi fight. It was build up to the max since the first season of Naruto. Then when the fight actually happen in Shippuden it was Epic and Emotional because there is a build up leading to that fight. Now back to JJK. In this season Yuta fought 4 villian. Yeah they are powerful and the fight animation is good. But in the end of the episode I dont feel anything. Its just that those 4 villian is just some random npc. There is no emotion. |
| That's always been a main complain of culling game it gets even worse later. |
Reply to E-Satie
That's always been a main complain of culling game it gets even worse later.
| @E-Satie Thanks. I thought I am just crazy thinking that there is no emotion about those fights! Its like the opponent yuta fought in the last episode is just another "Villian of the Week" type. Disposable. |
| Fights can be great without being emotional tearjerkers. |
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| bro is waking up this season 🤦♂️. we all know tht , just enjoy the fights man. jjk is power fantasy (jst made for fantasy cool fights in modern era ) |
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Reply to Vivaan67
RjtheGreat14 said:
Im the only one thinking that the fights in in this season of jjk is lacking emotions/hype??
Yeah the animation is very well done. Probably the BEST right now. But for me there is no hype or emotions in those fight!
Like for example The saske vs Itachi fight. It was build up to the max since the first season of Naruto. Then when the fight actually happen in Shippuden it was Epic and Emotional because there is a build up leading to that fight.
Now back to JJK. In this season Yuta fought 4 villian. Yeah they are powerful and the fight animation is good. But in the end of the episode I dont feel anything. Its just that those 4 villian is just some random npc. There is no emotion.
Im the only one thinking that the fights in in this season of jjk is lacking emotions/hype??
Yeah the animation is very well done. Probably the BEST right now. But for me there is no hype or emotions in those fight!
Like for example The saske vs Itachi fight. It was build up to the max since the first season of Naruto. Then when the fight actually happen in Shippuden it was Epic and Emotional because there is a build up leading to that fight.
Now back to JJK. In this season Yuta fought 4 villian. Yeah they are powerful and the fight animation is good. But in the end of the episode I dont feel anything. Its just that those 4 villian is just some random npc. There is no emotion.
how do you expect three charcters on their debut in the series to have a deep story like itachi vs Sasuke was built up for so many years!!!! beside ryu uro and kuroroshi were reincarnated sorcerers so they could not have a story with yuta could they??
| @Vivaan67 The higurumo fight and Itadori is one exception I forgot to mention. That fight is not as flashy as yuta. But it has definitely have emotion on it. My point is. Maybe they could have a flash back moments for these characters atleast dedicate 1 episode for all of them, before they fight yuta. |
Reply to SoloNecromancer
bro is waking up this season 🤦♂️.
we all know tht , just enjoy the fights man.
jjk is power fantasy (jst made for fantasy cool fights in modern era )
we all know tht , just enjoy the fights man.
jjk is power fantasy (jst made for fantasy cool fights in modern era )
| @SoloNecromancer Season 2 have really emotional moments like when yuji finally defeat the disaster spirit killed nanami. |
Reply to Angglio_1
Skill issue.
Fights have always been full of emotion if you actually watch the show. Yuji's guilt of letting Sukuna rampage in Shibuya, Megumi contemplating on being a good person and not straying away from her sister's wishes and Yuta's burden of being the strongest and how it matches with Ryu's and Uro's ideals.
I guess I wouldn't expect you to comprehend that you lowbrained individual.
Fights have always been full of emotion if you actually watch the show. Yuji's guilt of letting Sukuna rampage in Shibuya, Megumi contemplating on being a good person and not straying away from her sister's wishes and Yuta's burden of being the strongest and how it matches with Ryu's and Uro's ideals.
I guess I wouldn't expect you to comprehend that you lowbrained individual.
| @Angglio_1 My complaint is. Ryu and Uro, we dont know anything about them. It feels like they are just your weekly disposable villian. |
RjtheGreat14 said: Im the only one thinking that the fights in in this season of jjk is lacking emotions/hype?? Yeah the animation is very well done. Probably the BEST right now. But for me there is no hype or emotions in those fight! Like for example The saske vs Itachi fight. It was build up to the max since the first season of Naruto. Then when the fight actually happen in Shippuden it was Epic and Emotional because there is a build up leading to that fight. Now back to JJK. In this season Yuta fought 4 villian. Yeah they are powerful and the fight animation is good. But in the end of the episode I dont feel anything. Its just that those 4 villian is just some random npc. There is no emotion. To be frank, has anyone ever actually watched JJK for the characters? I like this series but I mostly show up for the production value. There's good character work here and there but certainly not in the "main trio." |
| you don't need to have emotions to make it good, but the characters themselves don't leave a lasting impression. fast-food anime. |
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Reply to DLoGuru
Hells paradise fits this description more.
| @DLoGuru Dude Hell paradise only have 25 episodes. So I can still understand why fights in that anime series does not have emotional weight. |
Reply to dyl169
RjtheGreat14 said:
Im the only one thinking that the fights in in this season of jjk is lacking emotions/hype??
Yeah the animation is very well done. Probably the BEST right now. But for me there is no hype or emotions in those fight!
Like for example The saske vs Itachi fight. It was build up to the max since the first season of Naruto. Then when the fight actually happen in Shippuden it was Epic and Emotional because there is a build up leading to that fight.
Now back to JJK. In this season Yuta fought 4 villian. Yeah they are powerful and the fight animation is good. But in the end of the episode I dont feel anything. Its just that those 4 villian is just some random npc. There is no emotion.
Im the only one thinking that the fights in in this season of jjk is lacking emotions/hype??
Yeah the animation is very well done. Probably the BEST right now. But for me there is no hype or emotions in those fight!
Like for example The saske vs Itachi fight. It was build up to the max since the first season of Naruto. Then when the fight actually happen in Shippuden it was Epic and Emotional because there is a build up leading to that fight.
Now back to JJK. In this season Yuta fought 4 villian. Yeah they are powerful and the fight animation is good. But in the end of the episode I dont feel anything. Its just that those 4 villian is just some random npc. There is no emotion.
u probably don't have emotions
| @dyl169 Dude in the last episode 2 out of the 4 villian that was introduce got no diff by Yuta. One got almost off screen. |
| If this show didn't have fantastic animation...what exactly would it have going for it? If all things were equal, animation wise, this Jujutsu Kaisen is nowhere remotely as good as things like Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, Bleach etc. The only character that stands out is that Gojo because of how much they keep hyping him up. It's the same with that Demon Slayer, it blew up because of the animation. Reading the manga at the moment it's really not that great, it's decent enough but it's forgettable. Now something like Attack on Titan that I can see why it warranted it's popularity, but this ain't nothing but a bunch of well animated but ultimately forgettable fights. I'm not gonna remember a thing from this show in half a years time. |
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| the culling games are supposed to be a sudden tournament of the strongest sorcerers which are at the same time unknowns from the protagonists prespectives, people didnt know each other and they have to fight, it was directed in a good way given the context of the situation |
Reply to Quail98
scabab said:
If this show didn't have fantastic animation...what exactly would it have going for it?
If all things were equal, animation wise, this Jujutsu Kaisen is nowhere remotely as good as things like Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, Bleach etc.
The only character that stands out is that Gojo because of how much they keep hyping him up.
It's the same with that Demon Slayer, it blew up because of the animation. Reading the manga at the moment it's really not that great, it's decent enough but it's forgettable.
Now something like Attack on Titan that I can see why it warranted it's popularity, but this ain't nothing but a bunch of well animated but ultimately forgettable fights. I'm not gonna remember a thing from this show in half a years time.
If this show didn't have fantastic animation...what exactly would it have going for it?
If all things were equal, animation wise, this Jujutsu Kaisen is nowhere remotely as good as things like Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, Bleach etc.
The only character that stands out is that Gojo because of how much they keep hyping him up.
It's the same with that Demon Slayer, it blew up because of the animation. Reading the manga at the moment it's really not that great, it's decent enough but it's forgettable.
Now something like Attack on Titan that I can see why it warranted it's popularity, but this ain't nothing but a bunch of well animated but ultimately forgettable fights. I'm not gonna remember a thing from this show in half a years time.
actual slop consumer. aot manga wasn't even the talk of the week as it was releasing. it was solid. moderatly successful as a manga. demon slayer was actually doing better than aot manga wise. same explosive success after the anime. both are basically the same story when talking about popularity. demon slayer is that author's first story. to trash it is just in bad taste. she made a pure shonen & it did what it was supposed to do. aot attempted to do something bigger & ultimately fell flat at the end as so many shonen do. jjk is as successful as it is manga & anime wise because it has more going for it then slop consumers care to admit.
| @Quail98 Attack on Titan was unique, at least initially. It wasn't a battle Shonen for one. As far as the anime series goes though it's perfectly understandable why that was popular. There was no other anime like that. It had a genuinely interesting premise with the titans being quite memorable and terrifying. It was graphic, you had significant characters being killed off etc. So yeah I absolutely understand why that blew up, even had the animation not been as great as it was it would have still had those things going for it. Demon Slayer is a very generic series. It is inferior to most other battle Shonen manga that got big. If this had become an anime in the middle 2000's around the same time as the likes of Naruto and Bleach, it would not have blown up in the way that it has. Same thing with Jujutsu Kaisen. Both of these two shows have only become popular because of the animation. Had these been shows that came out 20 years prior with the standard animation you'd expect back then, it'd have been long forgotten by now. Like D Grey Man or Hitman Reborn. |
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Reply to Quail98
scabab said:
@Quail98 Attack on Titan was unique, at least initially. It wasn't a battle Shonen for one. As far as the anime series goes though it's perfectly understandable why that was popular. There was no other anime like that. It had a genuinely interesting premise with the titans being quite memorable and terrifying. It was graphic, you had significant characters being killed off etc. So yeah I absolutely understand why that blew up, even had the animation not been as great as it was it would have still had those things going for it.
Demon Slayer is a very generic series. It is inferior to most other battle Shonen manga that got big. If this had become an anime in the middle 2000's around the same time as the likes of Naruto and Bleach, it would not have blown up in the way that it has.
Same thing with Jujutsu Kaisen. Both of these two shows have only become popular because of the animation. Had these been shows that came out 20 years prior with the standard animation you'd expect back then, it'd have been long forgotten by now. Like D Grey Man or Hitman Reborn.
@Quail98 Attack on Titan was unique, at least initially. It wasn't a battle Shonen for one. As far as the anime series goes though it's perfectly understandable why that was popular. There was no other anime like that. It had a genuinely interesting premise with the titans being quite memorable and terrifying. It was graphic, you had significant characters being killed off etc. So yeah I absolutely understand why that blew up, even had the animation not been as great as it was it would have still had those things going for it.
Demon Slayer is a very generic series. It is inferior to most other battle Shonen manga that got big. If this had become an anime in the middle 2000's around the same time as the likes of Naruto and Bleach, it would not have blown up in the way that it has.
Same thing with Jujutsu Kaisen. Both of these two shows have only become popular because of the animation. Had these been shows that came out 20 years prior with the standard animation you'd expect back then, it'd have been long forgotten by now. Like D Grey Man or Hitman Reborn.
absolutely not. jjk's animation s1 wasn't even preferred. a lot of people disliked the animation of s1. again, your opinion is slop.
| @Quail98 The animation was very highly regarded. Except for knowing the current trendy internet buzzwords it doesn't seem like you really know all that much. |
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Reply to Magpareddi
@scabab
Dude hand AoT over to JC staff and you'd find me among the ones laughing my ass off at Levi's png sliding to meet the beast titan
scabab said:
So yeah I absolutely understand why that blew up, even had the animation not been as great as it was it would have still had those things going for it.
absolutely freaking no AoT would have blew up if WiT Studio didn't hard carried its niche ass. Don't think we dont know about Berserk. Production is very important and AoT needed that to be relevant in any way.So yeah I absolutely understand why that blew up, even had the animation not been as great as it was it would have still had those things going for it.
Dude hand AoT over to JC staff and you'd find me among the ones laughing my ass off at Levi's png sliding to meet the beast titan
scabab said:
If this had become an anime in the middle 2000's around the same time as the likes of Naruto and Bleach, it would not have blown up in the way that it has.
Nah, saw these as a kid and because i wasn't obsessed with them, there's no nostalgia to blind me . KnY freaking mogs both. If Demon Slayer came at that time why are we even bothering with mid and mild shows like Naruto? No, like why would I bother with a series with low and reversible and non-existent stakes and consequences when there's sth way better now. Shit i forgot random retcons which are random bs go whenever author sees fit. And don't even get me started on Bleach If this had become an anime in the middle 2000's around the same time as the likes of Naruto and Bleach, it would not have blown up in the way that it has.
scabab said:
Demon Slayer is a very generic series. It is inferior to most other battle Shonen manga that got big.
Actually showed how these other generic shows would have hit if they ever actually did any shonen part right or to the bestDemon Slayer is a very generic series. It is inferior to most other battle Shonen manga that got big.
Magpareddi said: KnY freaking mogs both. It's not even in the same league as Naruto. Maybe at best it's on the same level as something like My Hero Academia but no even Bleach which went to crap at the end is still better than Demon Slayer because at its peak it was actually very good. Demon Slayer was never at any point very good. |
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| I recantly get back and watched akame ga kill and black bullet from 2010s and i found these shows more interesting than jjk. Idk to me jjk is nothing special. |
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Reply to QDrstone29
@inolzia I mean it’s the culling games… a free for all fight, what emotion were u expecting? Some super sad backstory and a flash back against the villains? Not every fight needs some 2 seasons build up, we got that last season, the point rn is to speed run points for the rules, bring an emotional fight doesn’t matter bc those fights are not important to the story like how yuji vs choso or vs mahito was
| @QDrstone29 Bro, they already did an emotional fight this season when Yuji fought the lawyer sorcerer. His flashback was only one episode, yet within that short time they still managed to make you care about his character! |
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