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One of things I love about Dazai's past is how it forces you to rethink the idea that "X character is irredeemable", because whilst all characters in BSD are morally grey, Dazai is one of the best examples of it.

Everything every "evil" or "bad" character has done in BSD Dazai has probably also done, and if he hasn't, he's fully capable of doing it, if he wanted to. We especially see that in the Beast timeline, but main timeline Dazai isn't above underhanded tactics, manipulation and criminal activities if it serves him and the people he cares about.

Yet, he's one of the "good guys", we root for him because he's in the Agency and fighting for the light.

You can't say Mori or Fyodor, or Ace, or Fukuchi, or Gide, or Verlaine, or Rimbaud, or any other antagonist is irredeemable without also labeling Dazai as irredeemable.

The Dazai we see in the current manga is still the same person who committed all those awful acts in the past. The only reason he's helping people now because it was a dying friend's request and then he realized he likes doing it.

His "redemption" is a completely selfish one and BSD says that's okay. He does it for himself and he didn't actually pay any penance for the crimes he committed.

To accept that Dazai gets to do this, means accepting that every antagonist, every "evil" character has the right to that opportunity too. Like how Mori gets that opportunity in the Beast timeline. The only thing stopping a character's redemption is their own choices.

The grip these brothers have on me is crazy

I just know they will have even more chemistry than in the anime

Namivivi is going to be so good... Everyone say thank you Emily 🫶🏻💖

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I think these last chapters are underwhelming for folks because there was this false feeling that Shinjuku showdown was a meat grinder and people are dying left and right. Which is just not the case.

The shinjuku showdown post Gojo vs Sukuna was planned ad nauseam. The heroes took series of gambles and they worked. You know the "fever" and all that.

Majority of Shinjuku showdown was from Sukunas POV so we had the sense that he was winning cause he thought he's winning.

But the flashbacks were telling us that the heroes did plan for this. Yuta got even labeled for having an alphabet of plans by the fandom and they are not wrong.

Uraume even had an "nah I'd win" moment which should've been the telltale sign that heros were gonna win.

I guess the fandom didn't have the faith in everyone else as much as they had faith in Gojo... which... is on the fandom to be quite honest.

The thing is Sukuna was not defeated just by the power of Itafushi friendship but by the power of collective collaboration.

If you noticed Sukuna is always toying with his victims. Well Shinjuku Showdown was everyone toying with him and his ego to give him false sense that he's winning while gradually making him weaker. Which is also why they didn't go everyone all at once on him. But one by one in the order that makes sense for their techniques and so Sukuna will have that again false sense that he's winning.

Like you know the final boss of a video game you have to slowly grind down to beat.

Sukuna vs Gojo fight was a fight of egos. That is why it was 1:1. Because both of them had to show off and prove something to themselves and the world. Gojo even says he wants to show off for his students for crying out loud!

Jjk is also explicitly a critique of needing the strongest sorcerer. Which is why no one is sweating over the title now even though Yuta is technically the strongest currently.

I think one reread of these last 40 chapters that is done in good faith, without a need to create a theory or find mystical foreshadowing will fix like 60% problems people have with the series.

If we don't have Gunko fangirling over Brook in the next chapter, I'll be disappointed