He Was The Strongest Because He Was Satoru Gojo...

What do you think about the question of whether or not Gojo is who he is because of his strength, or if gojos strength was a result of who he was? I break that down in today's video, enjoy!

[Takt.mp]

NEVER let Yuta pick up the controller EVER again🤣🤣

[RudzAcera]

"Wtf are these settings?"
-Yuta

[TheEternalFlame]

The people called me crazy for saying Gojo was the strongest because he was Gojo. Look who’s laughing now lol

[davidlawson]

Gojo: *Yuta, I’m going to the Bathroom, Play the game while i’m gone.*
Yuta: *Proceeds to Sell the match.*

[commodoresixtyfor]

Something I wish more content creators talked about is that most people don't understand the intent of Geto's question. It isn't about powerscaling him, it's about his identity as a human. Geto, now seeing Jutjutsu Society for what it is, is disgusted by the fact that Gojo is just seen as a weapon with no will of its own and Gojo dehumanizes himself by happily accepting this role. He asks him this to prompt him to question whether or not he has agency. He's asking "is being the strongest a component of your identity or the entirety of it?". For the other characters with this title (Kashimo and Sukuna), they essentially have no ideology of their own and just let themselves get used by whoever they think will give them something interesting to do because their lives are empty otherwise. What makes Gojo different is that, after considering Geto's question, he takes control of his life and turns that weapon back on the society that tried to use him, vowing to bear not only the physical burdens of fighting whatever the rest of the world isn't strong enough to, but the mental/emotional burdens of becoming whatever he needs to become in order to clear the path for the next generation to one day surpass him while ensuring that none of them are dehumanized like he was. THAT's what makes Gojo the strongest.

The unceremonious death Kashimo got was what being defined by your strength gets you, dying alone fighting for the sake of fighting with no one really caring about you because you lived to consume and leave nothing behind. It would be how history would remember Gojo if he died to Toji before Geto could ask him this question and how history will remember Sukuna once the dust settles and he's no longer a lingering threat; a weapon that broke on the battlefield and was left to be forgotten about.

[AtenSol]

In short. Gojo was just him. Yuta tryna be like him. Sukuna is only ever like himself.

[Dbonesburneraccount]

People always say gege hates Gojo but he really gave that character some flowers&showed us you can’t just be Gojo by having his body.

[THEDADLY]

Gojo was born with natural talent way beyond 99.999% of people but he wouldn’t have reached the heights that he did with just natural talent alone. The fact that Sukuna inside of Megumi’s body had to surpass even his own already unfathomable level just to beat Satoru Gojo shows that he was indeed the strongest. For a brief moment he did beat Meguna with that last Hollow Purple of his, Sukuna just Sukuna at the end of the day.

[tarushsingh]

Vegeta when fighting Goku black said "you feel the power in those cells but you don't understand it." And that runs very deep here as well. Basically all hail Prince Vegeta

[deltalord]

Say what you will about geto but the man's got some serious quotes, statements that are both memed on to no end and have been instrumental to the meaning of the series as a whole. The "are you the strongest" line still being talked about now long after its debut is seriously something.

[devDarkest]

The only proof anyone needs to realize that Gojo was him is his autonomy in the Jujutsu world. He has no real allies and could have been the CEO of Jujutsu if he so wished it. Guiding the youth and becoming a mentor to make a new order of Jujutsu that would reset the balance of the world is proof that he is him without his abilities.

To be fair, Geto was right that the Six Eyes/Limitless made his idealistic dreams a lot more possible and that was the reason he “narratively” lost to Sukuna. Gojo spent the rest of his days trying to prove that his abilities weren’t the reason his goals would be realized. If he had said fuck it like Sukuna did, and just embraced his power, he would be a very different person.

[arpadszabo]

“Are you not getting easily punched in the face because you’re Gojo Satoru, or are you Gojo Satoru because you are not getting easily punched in the face?”. My man really should’ve taken some hand to hand lessons from Gojo as well.

[spartan]

I remember Gojo told Megumi that a Six Eyes/Limitless user was killed by Mahoraga and we see Gojo absolutely shitting on Mahoraga whilst holding off Sukuna and Agito just goes to show you. The ones blessed with Six Eyes and Limitless still require talent, skill and intellect to be the strongest.

[kristophershephard]

Imagine being the best fighter pilot and then they randomly train you how to fire guns on a battleship to go to war.
Yeah it's like that.

[takeaskit_tv]

Damn, yuta gets punched once and everyones calling the fight already

[CharTurner]

poor Yuta, just got his Sorcerer learner's permit and was handed the keys to the Space Shuttle

[xenoemblem]

It's basically the same situation as Sukuna inside Fushiguro's body. Ten Shadows is a strong technique even comparable to the six-eyes + limitless. But, Fushiguro is not as experienced as Sukuna when using it.

[derpyderpy]

Considering the fact that there have been MULTIPLE six eyes/infinity users in the past who have been confirmed to be defeated by Mahoraga and even Kenjaku and seeing how Gojo did Mahoraga in a 3v1 and how he had Kenny shaking in his boots after his return I think it should've been clear he was simply H I M

[elgobaldez]

The only memories yuta gets access to is gojo's bromance with geto. Yeah he absolutely getting cooked😭

[ayashinightcore]

Yuta is basically someone who watched IP man and then walked into a wing chun dojo and challenged the master