Both Jujutsu Kaisen and Clash of Clans share a common factor – the presence of battles that require prior preparation. While the idea of preparation is typical in the Android game, JJK also showcased it in the Culling Game arc and the Shinjuku Showdown arc, where the sorcerers prepared themselves before facing off against the cursed spirits.
Recently, the official X account for the Android game posted a tweet referencing a dark moment from the popular manga series. This tweet quickly gained attention on the internet as it relates to the powerful sorcerer, Gojo Satoru. The tweet discussed a raid in the game that could be won with just one character, but as the tweet alluded to, the outcome may not always be as satisfying as expected.
Note: The following article contains spoilers for fans of the Jujutsu Kaisen manga series.
What is the Jujutsu Kaisen reference made by Clash of Clans?
The tweet from Clash of Clans featured a dialogue between two players, with one player stating that defeating an opponent in a raid match with only a Barbarian King, a character in the hero category, was not feasible.
The other player responded with a picture of the Barbarian King, uttering the iconic words, ‘I’d still emerge victorious,’ spoken by the powerful sorcerer Gojo Satoru from Jujutsu Kaisen. These words were significant in Gojo’s growth as a character, as he ultimately defeated Ryomen Sukuna, who ultimately led to his downfall.
The meaning behind the Android game’s mention may be attributed to the fact that the Barbarian King would fail in a raid without the support of other heroes. Winning also relies on the opponent’s Town Hall level and the strength of troops used, but the underlying message in Clash of Clan’s tweet could be the potential defeat of a player who sends a lone Barbarian King into battle.
Reaction from the fandom
The fanbase, particularly the followers of Jujutsu Kaisen, were amazed by the significant impact their manga series had on social media over the past few years. The game’s fan community also expressed their support, and even those who had previously left the game decided to come back after the official X account’s move.
Similarly, a fan noticed a fascinating detail – the Barbarian King, like Gojo Satoru, also had blue eyes. This reference became even more intriguing. Some fans delved into the reference and analyzed the hero’s downfall. One fan humorously suggested that he would meet his end from a skeleton trap, a simple yet effective trap in the game.
“This might be what finally gets me to play this game”a fan said
“I love you, clash of clans”a fan claimed
“My Glorious Blue eyed King got real”another fan claimed
“Yo can i see him dying to a skeleton trap it would be funny”another one said
Final Thoughts
In previous versions, the Android game has featured elements from popular anime series. Most recently, the game incorporated a reference to the Valley of the End from Naruto, replacing Hashirama and Madara with the Barbarian King and the Archer Queen.
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