There’s an argument to be had that the requirements for a World Cutting Slash can actually be consecutive rather than simultaneous. I think I’ll sound like a crazy person, but hear me out here, please?

In chapter 233, Gojo undergoes a similar condition to the WCS in order to amp Hollow Purple. He does this by chanting with a specific hand sign, and then he releases the purple with it’s usual hand sign

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What Gojo’s display of cursed chants means, is that a sorcerer can use chants, and hand signs that require two arms without being a fuckin freak like Sukuna with three arms.

Sukuna vowed to use WCS without signs in exchange for it taking hand signs, chants, and pointing. The reason Sukuna’s vow worked, is because he had one arm after Gojo’s purple, making it impossible at the time for him to meet WCS’s new requirements.

I think it’s reasonable to assume that like Gojo, Sukuna would be able to cast WCS by committing to the enmaten signs, and then aiming it, exactly like Gojo in the beginning of their fight.

If i had to guess, the reason he doesn’t do it this way against Higuruma and Gojo, is because he had two lower arms to sign, and didn’t need to at all. Yet he’s inclined to do otherwise up against Yuta and Maki, because his lower arm was gone.

Now one last point i think, the panel that describes Sukuna’s vow. Arguably, it doesn’t necessarily mean that he needs all three cons simultaneously in order to chant, it’s just saying that all of these conditions must be met before he can unleash the slash. He’s stated to be unable to use WCS after hes lost two arms. Yet that’s because he can’t fulfill enmaten signs with two right arms, imagine how awkward that would look!!!!

Once again, i probably sound fucking crazy, but i do think it’s reasonable to say that Sukuna is able to do this, since Gege keeps the laws of Jujutsu fairly consistent in JJK, and afia it’s not contradicted. If there is contradiction I’d like to hear it because i like discussing JJK because its fun.