The latest episode of the "Jujutsu Kaisen" manga sparked a heated discussion. In chapter 245, Scales and Rime have a thrilling duel in which the two sides are evenly matched. At the same time, the domain of the Japanese car executed the Sufu, but the Sufu's technique was not confiscated. The reason why Wasabi forcibly joined this setting of "confiscation of spells" was mainly to prevent the strength of Su Fu from dropping too much.
If Su's technique is confiscated, his battle with the Nichicha, Knotweed, and others will become no suspense, as he will not be able to compete with them at all. However, if it was just the confiscation of the spell, Su Fu's strength was still top-notch, and this small weakening would have little effect on him.
This also illustrates the unique thinking and misconduct of Shimoto Wasami, who is always able to trigger the development of the storyline in unexpected ways. However, this has also sparked controversy about whether the setting is fair. Some readers believe that this technique adds suspense and excitement to the story, making the character of Su Nu more threatening.
However, some readers expressed dissatisfaction with this, believing that this setting was intended to deliberately strengthen Su Fu's strength and treat other characters unfairly. In my opinion, Wasami's behavior, although somewhat unusual, is also intended to add more complexity and tension to the story.
In anime, it is common to strengthen the strength or setting of a certain character, which can make the story more exciting and arouse readers' attention and discussion. However, we can't ignore the opinions and concerns of our readers, after all, fairness is also important in the story. In any case, as the villain in the story, Su Fu's strength is indeed very strong.
His appearance brought great pressure and threat to Nichiche, Knotweed and others. In the face of Sufu's strong strength, readers are full of worries and tensions about the fate of Nichiche, Hisakabe and others. In the upcoming plot, we can expect more intense battles and more exciting plot developments.
The strength of Su Nu will be an important turning point in the story, and how will Niche, Knotweed and others cope with this challenge?What do you think about the forced increase in the setting in order to keep the strength of the Suzumi subordinate?Do you think this is done to add tension to the story, or is it unfair treatment of other characters?
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