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Jjk 3x8 questions (Patreon)

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2026-03-14 14:51:30
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2026-09
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Comment questions below!

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Chris Collier

What do you think of Hiromi Higaruma. He says the he wants to keep his eyes open, to help people who are weak. But how do you think this contrasts his thoughts on the culling game?

Killa 1122

What is your opinion on higuruma his backstory and how he has changed in the present

Chris Collier

How do you think being trapped in the culling game for 12 days would change people like Higaruma? Would you expect this kind of thing to happen, do you anticipate seeing anyone who doesn’t behave oddly in this situation?

Gastar805

At the end of the episode, higuruma traps Yuji in his domain "deadly sentencing". What kind of ability do you think this domain will have, and do you think it will be similar to the domains we've seen previously, or possibly different. And finally considering that higuruma has only been a sorcerer for 12 days since the start of the culling game, how impressive is it that he's already achieved what is considered the "pinnacle of jujutsu"?

BetterCallVee

Higuruma has made it obvious that he views the Culling Game as a superior, ideal and direct form of “justice”and its execution, which bypasses the inefficiency of Japan’s justice system. What are your opinions on the Culling Game as a concept and Higuruma after hearing his take on it, considering his experiences that seemingly disillusioned him??

BetterCallVee

Seeing that both Yuuji and Megumi used to take justice into their own hands and beat up bullies, there are obviously similarities to Higuruma’s mindset and how he uses the Culling Game to serve justice. Do you think Yuuji and Megumi have grown and to what degree do you think they would tally with Higuruma’s view??

Wolffe5989

What’s your thoughts on how talented Higuruma is as a sorcerer given he’s only been made a sorcerer by Kenjaku and that he already has a domain expansion in under a month of being a sorcerer what trouble do you think Yuji would have and how do you think Yuji could surprise Higuruma given his mental state and what he has in his arsenal of abilities?

Whalepines

Greetings! What do you think about the statistics at the beginning of the episode? I think it can be said that being a lawyer in Japan is a thankless profession, although it is very prestigious + the exam to become a lawyer is considered one of the most difficult in the world (for a long time only 2-3% passed). In Japan there is approximately 1 lawyer for 3000-4000 people, while in the US it is 1 for 250-300. What do you think about Higuruma's character, considering that he chose such a profession in a country with such a feature? Thank you in advance!

Jaylen gibbs

No real question but I got married yesterday and me my wife watch yall stuff all the time thanks for all the great videos and years of laughter and joy

Prue

What do you think this metaphorical bomb could be and who do you think the people at the end of the episode are? (Also, sidenote, if you've watched Daredevil those two, idk if saying names is a spoiler, Matt and him are kinda birds of a feather right?)

Evan Peller

After seeing Higuruma’s backstory as a lawyer and how the justice system failed his client, do you think his decision to embrace the Culling Game’s "justice" makes sense or has he completely lost his way?

Evan Peller

At the end we briefly see Kenjaku meeting with some officials. Between that and Reggie implying that Kenjaku’s real plan for the Culling Game is something we have not been told yet, what do you think Kenjaku's real endgame is with the Culling Game?

Ramon Fax!

Through Higuruma's backstory we're able to see that Japan has a conviction rate of over 99%. Unfortunately this is true in real life partially because of limited attorney access during interrogation and prosecutors having access to greater resources as well as tax funds. Also to get convicted in Japan, it's a majority vote, not unanimous. Do you believe this episode was Gege's (author) way of informing people that this system is hopeless for those who are innocent and that it needs to change? How frustrated would you be to have this system?

Ramon Fax!

Attorneys have always said that defending someone who you think is guilty is a challenge however defending someone you believe is innocent can be truly brutal because if they are convicted it can emotionally and mentally damage you. Unfortunately Higuruma was an attorney for a system with one of the highest conviction rates. Do you think you can handle his career?

AcedOnez

How do you like Higuruma’s perspective on how lady justice keeps her eyes closed to maintain fairness and impartiality under the law and him deciding to keeps his eyes open to not discredit the people in need that are disfavoured in the justice system? Did you expect him to have this kind of backstory?

Letts React

Congratulations!!! Hope you had a lovely day, and thanks for watching! Truly means the world :)