Jujutsu Kaisen and the Dazzling Road

Jujutsu Kaisen has been a wild ride for me for some reason, For some reason Viz didn’t pick-up the initial release years ago. I have the faintest idea why. The series dealt with spiritual themes that may have upsetted readers and have caused complaints thankfully with the new update and Netflix for all style we’re finally getting the entire magazine. It’s been a wild week for me. I’m preparing for my next article for anime feminist about Kaze Hikaru. It takes me a while to figure out the internet updates keep being pushed out and for some reason, it baffles me. Creators build upon the works of those before them in Japanese manga yet people continue to call everyone two bit hacks. Jujutsu Kaisen builds on the themes in Kimetsu no Yaiba referencing spirituality in the case of Jujutsu Kaisen it’s taoism or at least it seems to be. I can’t help but wonder if there’s some connection between shintoism and taoism. Japan has always had close relations with China and I cannot help but wonder if our understanding of the world is different than how it actually played out. Was Japan connected by land bridges so deep that caused water developed later what exactly is human history.