Jujutsu Kaisen S1E23 Uncut Early Access Reaction

You alright man?

Justin S Tuisamoa

No JJK ep. tonight? :( I was so excited for it haha. Definitely one of the best episodes - Can't wait!

Miguel Munuera

I agree. Vinland Saga is a commitment, but is well worth it. I would think he’d really like Terror In Resonance too, but he’s also doing this for a living. Sadly that show most likely won’t bring the engagement to his channel as Vinland or other shows would

Cameron

watching the show in chronological order would be so confusing though

zack mackin

The comment you made about, "I'm new to anime, you get to experience what I like and don't like on the fly", made me think. It seems you're not a big fan of the tonal shifts in JJK or the comedy in general, particularly that anime-style comedy with the chibi drawings and screaming and such. You like the action in JJK/AOT, but you're also interested in deeper themes/plots, complex characters, etc. Based on that, after you finish Cyberpunk/JJK/AOT, I'd recommend a few shows. Continuing Death Note if you still had interest, then Vinland Saga and Terror in Resonance. Both of these shows have a blend of action and drama, great writing, and don't have any comedy moments similar to JJK. I think they might be up your alley.

Idk if after this season you want to watch the rest of the show in order or how it came out but here’s the chronological order : -First 5 of the second season -movie -1st season (u already watched) -the rest of second season

Cesar Ortiz

The core narative of the series is very long. The manga is almost 300 chapters and it's still going. It has a very episodic style throughout but everything you've seen and everything you will see is all build up to that main narative. Nothing is filler. I know you didn't like the baseball episode, but even that was very important, both for the plot and character development. It's a slow burn but everything does begin to fall into place. The show does throw a lot of information at you, but no matter how meaningless it seems in the moment, it almost always becomes relevant later. I re-read the manga recently as well as re-watched the show before season 2 came out and it's actually amazing how much I missed that was all getting paid off in the story currently. JJKs story structure isn't conventional by any means and I know it seems odd, but I promise none of your time is being wasted.

Riley Kade McKenna

you’ll love season 2 it’s what really made me fall for the show

david tagle