{"id":14238,"date":"2024-07-13T17:12:00","date_gmt":"2024-07-13T20:12:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/animangeek.com\/jujutsu-kaisen-so-matara-personagens-que-deixam-voce-triste\/"},"modified":"2024-07-13T17:12:00","modified_gmt":"2024-07-13T20:12:00","slug":"jujutsu-kaisen-so-matara-personagens-que-deixam-voce-triste","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/animangeek.com\/en\/jujutsu-kaisen-so-matara-personagens-que-deixam-voce-triste\/","title":{"rendered":"Jujutsu Kaisen Will Only Kill Characters Who 'Make You Sad'"},"content":{"rendered":"
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This article includes spoilers for \u201cJujutsu Kaisen.\u201d Reader discretion is advised.<\/strong><\/p>\n

According to a visitor to the exclusive exhibition of \u201cJujutsu Kaisen<\/strong>\u201din Japan, the creator of the series, The Akumatami<\/strong>, revealed why characters like Mei Mei and others have not yet been eliminated. In contrast, fan-favorite cast members like Satoru Gojo and Kento Nanami<\/strong>had some of the most tragic deaths in the series, being widely mourned by manga readers and anime viewers alike.<\/p>\n

The information comes from the exhibition visitor @lightningclare<\/strong> via Twitter, which posted a thread summarizing some of the most interesting revelations from the exhibition. In two posts, Akutami apparently mentioned that he doesn't kill off characters whose deaths don't "have the appeal of making readers sad."<\/strong>citing Mei Mei, Ino and Ijichi as examples.<\/p>\n

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This could confirm the suspicion of many readers that Akutami killed so many beloved characters intentionally to hurt the audience.<\/strong>. He Emotional appeal carries great weight in all narratives<\/strong>especially in the anime and manga, but a growing number of fans have expressed that they feel manipulated by the creator, considering that many of the deaths in \u201cJujutsu Kaisen<\/strong>\u201dwere unnecessary.<\/p>\n

While Akutami may choose which characters to kill based on what would be most emotionally painful for the audience, the same logic could be applied to characters who are still alive<\/strong>; if they are not especially significant to the audience, their deaths could also be considered unnecessary. Many readers continued to assert their trust in Akutami as a renowned narrator, believing that the imminent end of \u201cJujutsu Kaisen<\/strong>\u201d will clear up your lingering doubts.<\/p>\n

Some fan comments in response to this revelation include:<\/p>\n