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[PATREON Content of the Day! - March 27] (Patreon)

Published:
2026-03-27 14:00:20
Imported:
2026-03

Content

-- JJK 59 (CULLING GAMES PT. 1 FINALE!) --

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The Patreon reactions act as a watch-along being uncut with a timer on screen! This way, you can watch my full reaction by syncing up the show on an official platform on another device, another tab on your computer, etc.

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Comments

Crystal Lisa

god I LOVE the imagery of dessert throughout the final bit of the fight here, as they go all out and push each other and we get cuts to the food being "eaten" until it's all gone, gotta be a new favorite part of the series with how the anime did it As for Copy... I don't think they... explicitly stated his technique was Copy in zero, but it implied it, though it looked different back then. in JJK0, Rika made Yuta a little megaphone with the markings for Cursed Speech on it, and Yuta used that to use Cursed Speech, I think outside of that we didn't have anything showing off "Copy", and it's not directly explained until now. There's a mix of like, JJK0 was it's own original one shot thing that got approved and turned into JJK proper, so there's a lot of weird TINY details that were changed when making it a full series, but some of those tiny things did also get in universe reasons to be different. So Copy did originally work different, but out of universe it was retconned to better work with the refined system of JJK proper, and in universe, Yuta only has full access to Rika for 5 minutes at a time now, and as soon as that connection was up Copy seemed to stop working, so we can assume Yuta using Copy is directly tied to Rika being fully manifested, something that fundamentally looks very different during JJK0 and now because of Rika's actual spirit passing on at the end of JJK0,

Magenta Bennies

We knew he could copy, he copied cursed speech in JJK 0. However his copy was significantly nerfed after he released his original Rika, before it was indeed an automatic copy with no restrictions, but now he cant utilize it without Rika, meaning he cant use it outside those 5 minutes, and himself or Rika have to consume part of the original user.

Azzylito

Yuta copies Toge Inumaki curse speech in jjk 0 against Geto

Andres

Since you asked how Kenjaku was able to rez all these people, here’s a refresher on what the anime has shown us so far: Over 1,000+ years, brain bro has been inserting himself into other vessels and making pacts with sorcerers. We don’t know what they had to give to Kenjaku for this, but his end of the bargain was that he would bring them back to life in this Culling Game… which he accomplished basically by turning them into cursed objects and putting them inside innocent people he marked. So then, after Mr. Noggin took over Geto’s body, he discovered Mahito and his technique. He orchestrated fights for Mahito in order to increase his power to the max so that Brain Bro could absorb Mahito with Geto’s Cursed Spirit Manipulation. At the end of season 2, we see this happen. Then, Brain Bro used Mahito’s technique to activate two sets of people: 1. People like Junpei (from S1) who had a cursed technique embedded in them but whose brains were structured like a non-sorcerer’s brain; basically, they had a cursed technique but no way to access it. He turned the switch on in their brain so they could access their technique. So far, this would be like Higuruma and Takaba. 2. People who he had made pacts with from the past. He basically just activated the cursed object within them. Kinda like Sukuna inside Yuji. Basically, the sorcerers like Uro, Ishigori, and Reggie are inside the body of someone else. At least, that’s the implication Kenjaku made in S2 when he said it’s like releasing “1,000 malevolent Itadori Yujis.” So yeah that’s pretty much it