Why Yuji's Shrine Puts Sukuna's to SHAME...

If you like & sub Sukuna will stub his toe in the next chapter 🤞

Instead of “furnace” he could have “air fryer” which takes less energy and cooks his opponents more thoroughly lmao

Yuji is going to use a gas fired stove top with blue flames

Another theme to Yuji's modern interpretation of cooking is a family dinner. When do you get together with loved ones most often? A family dinner. What does Yuji want? A family. What was Yuji's soul scape with his brothers? A dinner table. Just sayin

Domain expansion: Human earthworm

Next chapter: A thousand years old deadass man is getting jumped by teenagers in Shinjuku

"Sakuna's real cursed technique: bunding vows." Lmao, if that ain't the truth 🤣

The problem is Sukuna understands binding vows and cursed energy as a whole far beyond anybody else other than maybe Kenjaku. Sukuna has lasted so long because of the use of momentary binding vows which is something Yuji is, um, intellectually unequipped to do

By placing all these binding vows on himself, he’s putting himself in a corner

yuji makes a binding vow to limit the range to point blank, in exchange for not needing to "charge" it and goes back to punch kick merchant but this time with big strong fire hands

"Domain Expansion: Lights, Camera, Action"

Yujis shrine being the tools of a combat surgeon actually fits his personality very well. Yuji and Mahito are the same and Mahito illustrates this by saying that Yuji saves people without thinking, while Mahito kills. This is representative of WHY he fights, and would also act as a stark and fitting contrast to Sukunas shrine. It has heavy religious undertones, reflecting his stature and is entirely based around the preparation of food. Food and eating is also used frequently, especially through ryu as a metaphor for combat. Sukuna doesn’t just consume in the literal sense, he doesn’t just devour people. He devours his opponents in combat through brutal indiscriminate force and takes his opponents apart and readies his plate for victory. His technique represents pure power, along with a skilled utilization of it. A chef has many tools he has to know how to use but none need to be so precise. Yujis shrine being reflective of a doctor, someone who cuts others apart, and fights against death itself and the despair of failure for the sake of his ideals fits his character perfectly. He fights to save others, risking himself for them and limiting himself as to not cause unnecessary harm. With this idea in mind- it would make sense if Yujis shrine is more precise. A dismantle or cleave from Sukuna cuts with the brutal accuracy of any bladed weapon. Yujis C/D could he surgical scissors, used to make precise cuts along planned routes. You never see a surgeon cutting indiscriminately, it’s always precise and measured. This difference could let Yuji envision two intersecting lines(if cut from 2 opposite angles) and cut through limbs much easier. His flames could be cartalization. Precise burning that could be a support ability tbh, imagine his fire arrow acts more like turning his touch or some other mechanism of interaction into a cautery or electrocautery tool. He could have a more powerful version of Nita’s technique that stops wounds from worsening. Just my thoughts tho who knows what gege is cooking

Slashes coming from 2 sides from the scissors is actually a good idea. Also again, Yuuji is insane. He has only been a sorcerer for 6 months.

Bro just dropped the hardest yuji theory and thought I wouldn’t notice 🥲

Yugi’s last convo with his grandfather was an attempt to tell him about his parents, and was told to die with plenty of friends. The first time Yugi has a massive growth in Cursed Energy he activated a memory edit or cut bringing someone closer. Solving backwards may be the answer here but I can’t wait to see.

You think having a traditional curse technique would make it easier to neutralize him. that’s why the higher ups hate modern day curse techniques that adhere to the modern era.

I believe gojo's infinity is the strongest version yet cuz of the era he was born in. In the modern era there's a deeper understanding of infinity and space in general so I think gojo's uses of infinity would be a lot more unique compared to past users. Some techniques given their nature would evolve and get stronger as time flows by and I believe sukuna's shrine is one of them. Given choso's death it looks like yuji bout to show serious BM add shrine to that and a DE and we got ourselves a beast in yuji.

My theory for Yuji is a bit different. I think everyone is focusing too much on the Kitchen stuff and forgetting that the technique is called and is a physical Shrine. It's a religious symbol first and foremost, and Sukuna is basically a buddhist monk. The eating part is a play on words and uses the fact that there were ritualistic forms of preparing food and consuming it. So when Yuji inherits the Shrine, I don't think it will manifest as kitchen stuff, but school stuff. Learning, writing and reading and the arts are all heavily tied with buddhist and shinto shrines in Japan. Writing mantras was a big thing in Shrines. In a sense, a School is an evolution of that. The cleave scissor lines look like lines you'd see on school materials meant for cutting. In that sense, I think Yuji's Shrine will manifest as school related. First we got cleave, we might get a different dismantle (which he hasn't used yet, so far only cleave, so maybe that's where he starts to diverge and has a completely different technique from Sukuna), and I don't think he will get the Furnace, but something else closer to his own Shrine.

I don't think sukuna knew that yuji would get his shrine, from what i can remember from the episode in the anime, gojo was talking inside his head (i don't know to describe that any better) when he said yuji will eventually be able to use shrine

basically “out with the old in with the new” type beat