Mahito’s true form in Jujutsu Kaisen may hold the key to unlocking the fundamental nature of all curses as it is deeply intertwined with the fears and emotions that give birth to cursed spirits.
This statement appears to shed light on the characteristics of his origin. This change implies that Mahito’s ultimate form may not be exclusive, but rather a representation of the dominant appearance of all formidable cursed spirits, exposing their inherent and genuine essence.
Jujutsu Kaisen: Understanding the True Nature of Cursed Spirits
Upon examining the design of numerous curses, a recurring pattern becomes evident – many possess similar characteristics, including toothy grins, prominent mouths, and strange scales in place of eyes. This striking similarity implies that these traits may embody the quintessential appearance of a genuine curse, a belief reinforced by the case of Mahito and his true form.
The resemblance of Hanami, the evolved form of Dagon, and even Rika to Mahito’s true form is striking. Although Jogo may seem different, there is a certain coherence to his appearance.
Despite being powerful, Jogo’s appearance, which differs from the others, may symbolize a curse that represents a fear that has either evolved or diminished over time. Fire has long been a deeply ingrained fear in our collective consciousness, making it one of humanity’s oldest and most primal fears. Jogo’s design could possibly reflect this ancient terror and its hold on us.
Jujutsu Kaisen: Commonalities among the True Forms of Special Grade Cursed Spirits
These entities are bound together by their categorization as special-grade curses, known to be some of the most formidable in existence. According to the theory, as a curse gains strength, its appearance gradually evolves to match the “default curse form.”
Mahito’s story adds a captivating dimension to this theory. Consumed by the desire to transform into a genuine curse, Mahito frequently contemplated the essence of his being and the significance of embracing his curse-like nature. This fixation reached its peak when he successfully landed a Black Flash on Yuji, proclaiming that he had attained the “true form of his soul.”
Mahito transformed his soul, completely abandoning any remnants of his humanity and transcending from the human curse to a more profound and authentic form of curse.
Mahito’s metamorphosis implies that he revealed the underlying appearance of a curse, free from the particular fear that gave rise to it. By surpassing his origins as a manifestation of mankind’s terror, Mahito transformed into a manifestation of the true nature of curses, possibly clarifying why his ultimate form bears a striking resemblance to other special grade curses.
This theory also suggests that as a curse grows stronger, it loses the specific attributes associated with its original fear and transforms into a more generic form. As a result, Mahito’s pursuit of becoming a true curse may have unintentionally revealed the ultimate form that all powerful curses strive towards as they increase in strength.
Concluding Remarks
According to the theory, the most powerful curses, known as special grades, often share similarities with this default form. This is further evident in Mahito’s true form, as he forsakes his origins to embody the ultimate form of a curse.
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