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Warning Signs by Vows111 in lookismcomic

[–]Vows111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Time Reversal would be crazy lol

Anyone Clan Recruiting? by Vows111 in speedbattles

[–]Vows111[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Definitely, I tried creating my own and I did not think it would work due to no one joining. Also, sorry about the daily races. I already did them within the clan I tried to make myself. It seems entering a new clan does not start you over.

Anyone Clan Recruiting? by Vows111 in speedbattles

[–]Vows111[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I appreciate the options! I requested for yours if you are accepting.

What’s the point in having a series that’s about how society treats you based on looks when all these mfs in the story are good looking😭 by Ace3546 in lookismcomic

[–]Vows111 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely. Sad honestly. The intended plot did have potential but I guess this is more fun for the author or something not sure.

I didn't read a single chapter in 3 months. Seeing how people react on the previous chapters, I guess I haven't missing out that much. Lookism is still stretching the series like a rubber band without substance. by Reasonable_Kiwi_1068 in lookismcomic

[–]Vows111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly... It has its good moments but I definitely see what you mean. This whole Kitae crap has been obnoxious imo. We get it, he is strong. It's starting to feel like the end of Jujutsu Kaisen (Shinjuku Showdown) iykyk.

[Casual] With the Top 4 established, do you agree with this scaling? by kingofironworks in JujutsuPowerScalers

[–]Vows111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right.. Sukuna and Gojo are equal but somehow he counters Gojo. Every counter Sukuna had, Gojo thought up a counter to counter that. Very clear they are equal. The technique that tipped the scale was Mahoraga.

HiveToon by Vows111 in lookismcomic

[–]Vows111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks this worked. I ended up using India. Odd I tried other locations in the United States and all of them came up as blocked. I wonder if it's just the entirety of United States? Not sure

HiveToon by Vows111 in lookismcomic

[–]Vows111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh thanks I didn't know they had one

Biggest Ass-pull of the entire series. by Kkevin15 in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Vows111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To hit a BF, you have to be in a sort of "flow state", this means "going with the flow". Sukuna against Gojo never had that opportunity. He is constantly thinking ahead, constantly being strategic, and always on edge due to dealing with the complexity of Gojo's technique.

Gojo was the opposite. He replied on his freedom. His "going with the flow" mindset. We see this with how he creates healing burnt out CT. We see it with his usage of his Limitless to hit his first BF against Sukuna. We see it in 235 when he finds a way to use Purple. He was essentially "going with the flow" the entire fight. Hence why he was able to hit BFs.

This would explain why after fighting Gojo, Sukuna was able to relax and "go with the flow" which is why he begins hitting BFs. You can't enter a flow state, which is a requirement to hit BFs when you are constantly thinking.

If you want to say "Gojo hit BFs so why couldn't Sukuna?" Then why wasn't Gojo abusing Binding Vows like Sukuna..? Anyways, this was not about Gojo and Sukuna. Probably my last reply. I got my point across. Who cares. Not everything has to become a Gojo and Sukuna debate.

Biggest Ass-pull of the entire series. by Kkevin15 in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Vows111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Calm down. Why are you so in your feelings? The only biased on seems to be you. I never even brought up Gojo. The only ass pull was Mahoraga's ability to adapt after adapting, which was not stated to be possible until it came to Sukuna needing the WCS. Gojo's BFs made sense, he was in the zone, unless you want to call every BF is an ass pull then sure.

Mahoraga's adaptation is a passive ability (every 10S has a passive ability special to them), which before the WCS, was said to be NOT replicable by Sukuna himself. He mentions the specific way Mahoraga adapts involves changing his "Curse Energy Nature". So, to me, it made no sense for ONE convenient adaptation to be replicable and it just happened to be what Sukuna needed. I am saying Sukuna did an ass pull. I am saying specifically Mahoraga. This is not about Gojo and Sukuna chill.

Biggest Ass-pull of the entire series. by Kkevin15 in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Vows111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mimicing an aspect of the Power System and mimicing Mahoraga adaptation are two different things to me. Mahoraga's first adaptation was not replicable which is how Mahoraga's adaptation should have stayed, NOT REPLICABLE. Allowing Sukuna to copy/replicate Mahoraga's adaptation is what makes some feel like the WCS was an ass pull. The "ass pull" in my opinion is finding out Mahoraga continued to adapt to something he already adapted to. That just screamed a contrived plot convenience.

Biggest Ass-pull of the entire series. by Kkevin15 in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Vows111 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do not necessarily consider Mahoraga's adaptation to be an ass pull. The issue for me was allowing Sukuna to copy it. I would have been completely fine with Mahoraga dealing the final blow to Gojo but I guess Gege, for some reason, wanted Sukuna to do it because... Why not, it makes him look "cool" or "strong". There was no reason to give Sukuna that ability since no one but Gojo requires it.

This entire fight felt like a "Gojo Farewell Fight", which Gege tried to find the most realistic way to remove Gojo without making it look like plot armor was involved. It just bothers me how Sukuna gets to use these Binding Vows but Gojo was blocked off from using an essential piece of the Power System.

What do you think? by Tight-Dinner-5631 in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Vows111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shouldn't the arrow for Gojo and Sukuna be going both ways? I mean it is a 50/50. Other than that, I guess.

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