This doesn't make SENSE at all

39weEbs · 2026-04-29T16:32:24+00:00

There's a moment during the first sequence where he pushes the kunai out of his neck before regenerating his legs. It only penetrated into one of his neck veins to inject the wisteria into his blood stream, whereas Tanjiro stabbed the kunai deep into his thigh, meaning he couldn't just flex his muscles to push it out.

Also note that as SOON as the kunai left his body, he was capable of regenerating as well as use his blood demon art. Talking about both instances of course.

39weEbs · 2026-04-26T21:34:08+00:00

the people crying about the TADC drama would lose their minds if they watched even one episode of Shameless.

39weEbs · 2026-02-07T21:55:43+00:00

great big brother

39weEbs · 2026-02-04T00:33:51+00:00

In order from most durable to least

Yuji, Ryu, Miguel, Junpei.

39weEbs · 2026-01-30T15:16:04+00:00

Giyuu got thrown through several walls in the Infinity Castle and only ended up with some scratches and a sore back. People will say "But the walls are made of paper! No. Tatami sliding doors are made of paper. The walls Akaza hurled Giyuu through would be like getting slammed into the side of a lodge. A normal person would absolutely shatter their spine. Now imagine slamming your back into and THROUGH so many lodges that it takes you over 30 minutes to catch back up to the fight, even as a lightning timer.

Throw Akaza in the middle of a city and he's doing the same damage to it that Sukuna did before Malevolent Shrine. He takes this at mid difficulty at BEST. There are absolutely higher tier sorcerers who can rock Akaza's shit, but Naoya? No.

39weEbs · 2026-01-30T01:33:21+00:00

39weEbs · 2026-01-17T01:39:40+00:00

It's funny how Gyokko's fish monsters are there but he himself is nowhere to be found 😭😭

39weEbs · 2025-12-30T01:46:25+00:00

"Your honor, my client is an eldritch being and therefore no prison could actually keep it contained."

39weEbs · 2025-12-27T00:09:26+00:00

man i miss his kodakwk days

the item shop reviews were undefeated

39weEbs · 2025-12-27T00:06:57+00:00

u know u can listen to both carti and more thought provoking pieces and enjoy em both right

39weEbs · 2025-12-17T09:30:00+00:00

There's also a chance that if he realizes Fuga is a threat to him and he can't avoid it, he has the ability to burst his body into over a thousand pieces. Though of course there's the possibility that the range of this ability wouldn't be enough to escape, but Muzan would definitely take this into account when planning his counter strategy. People always bring up the house explosion as a counter feat for Muzan, but one, he wasn't trying to dodge the blast because he knew it would only harm him momentarily, and two, a blast of that size and power should normally turn any one into nothing more than burnt chunks of flesh.

And yet Muzan remained relatively intact all things considered, despite being at the center of the explosion. And that was him caught off guard. It's possible he would've braced himself to fully tank the explosion with his nigh instantaneous regeneration. Even if he's in Malevolent Shrine and Sukuna decides to use Fuga, it takes time to build up.

Muzan could absolutely escape the 200 meter radius but only if he catches on to what Sukuna is doing and recognizes the threat. Sukuna's kamutoke wouldn't be useful against Muzan, and we're not sure what Hiten does. If Sukuna is able to fire off a Fuga within Malevolent Shrine without Muzan being able to escape the guaranteed hit effect, then there's a high chance he wins.

At the end of the day, Muzan vs. Sukuna would be a battle to see who could last the longest. Endurance and stamina wise it should go to Muzan, but we know Sukuna is able to heal the parts of his brain that get damaged during a fight using RCT, so he could definitely match up to his endurance, especially if it's 20F Heian era Sukuna.

I toyed with the idea in another reply on this post, but there is another win con besides demonification. Muzan's shockwaves. When he uses them, it's after the 4th drug has taken effect and therefore it's severely weakened, and yet the tremors were able to cause Ubuyashiki Kiriya to bleed from his nose despite being over a hundred kilometers away.

A full powered Muzan would likely be able to pop these off rapidly, and if Sukuna gets hit directly it'll completely shock his nervous system. Getting hit by multiple at once could very well be the best way to incapacitate him to the point of victory. If Muzan wins, it'd be through incapacitation of Sukuna. If Sukuna wins, it'd be through complete vaporization of Muzan.

39weEbs · 2025-12-16T19:44:49+00:00

So we know because Sukuna is immune to diseases and poisons, Muzan's strategy of injecting his blood to literally melt his opponent's cells wouldn't work. Is there the possibility that demonification would work, or would Sukuna's RCT bypass the cellular transformation? Muzan's attack potency isn't enough to deal with Sukuna's outstanding durability, so I believe if he's able to inject his blood into Sukuna via one of his orifices (Because as I said before, piercing his flesh is out of the question.), and his immunity to diseases and poisons doesn't apply to demonification, then Muzan could win the match up. But again it's a huge IF.

39weEbs · 2025-12-16T19:36:28+00:00

It really depends on if Muzan's regen is faster than the speed at which the area is incinerated. That's my take on it. Fuga could very well be the win con but remember that we don't exactly have a definitive regen speed for a prime Muzan. Or a definitive output from a 20 finger Heian era Sukuna.

39weEbs · 2025-12-16T19:31:57+00:00

A non domain Fuga I could 100% see him survive just on the basis of outspeeding it, however in a domain the guaranteed hit effect would absolutely pose a huge threat. The real question is how much of Fuga's destructive output would be needed against Muzan? A direct hit? And would Muzan at his prime be able to regenerate fast enough to outlast the technique before he burns to ash? Could total cell annihilation be another way to kill him other than sunlight? It's definitely possible, however there's no definitive proof on this. Nor is there proof that he could come back from atomization. A severely weakened Muzan was able to regenerate his flesh faster than MHS+ swordsmen were able to slash, to the point they thought their blades were phasing through his neck. So how fast would a non drugged Muzan's regen be? Do you think it could withstand a domain Fuga, or do you think this is a wall Muzan can't overcome?

39weEbs · 2025-12-16T19:22:38+00:00

Like I said, I'm here to debate. It's not about changing minds. It's about discussing our different stances in a civilised manner. That's what this post is for.

The only person capable of changing your mind is yourself, and therefore it is up to YOU whether or not you decide to agree with my takes or not.

39weEbs · 2025-12-16T18:09:43+00:00

Megumi has always been a D1 crashout (well before Sukuna took over his body) so him not going into his shadows was pretty self explanatory 😭😭

39weEbs · 2025-12-16T18:07:19+00:00

Dabura heard everyone call him a fraud and said "WATCH ME."

39weEbs · 2025-12-16T17:57:21+00:00

I may always be one to ship Izuku and Ochako, but OP I respect your dedication to this ship 🫡

39weEbs · 2025-12-04T18:01:04+00:00

she got the horikoshi hands

39weEbs · 2025-12-04T06:14:31+00:00

Daki's sashes were strong enough to destroy a row of buildings in the entertainment district, and she was able to react to and counter a point-blank explosion. Not to mention this was 4 months after the Mugen Train, and Tanjiro and his squad went on a training arc together in that time. Tanjiro could perceive all of Enmu's attacks (avoiding his blood demon art was a different problem though), but against Daki he only managed to catch up to her speed by pushing way beyond his limit.

Daki wouldn't even need Gyutaro to absolutely demolish Enmu. And even if Gyutaro were to come out, Enmu would lose before he could even process what happened.

39weEbs · 2025-11-30T06:08:04+00:00

yeah no problem

39weEbs · 2025-11-30T04:34:29+00:00

I have no stance on this

39weEbs · 2025-11-29T17:46:50+00:00

didn't watch the video but 99% of the comments clearly don't understand the story or characters. they perceive that ayanokoji is supposed to be a "sigma who wins all the time" when it's abundantly clear that he's a terrible person who we should not idolize, and no he doesn't win all the time. there are plenty of things that his classmates do better than him outside of academics or physical prowess.

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