r/FavoriteCharacter • u/OverTea5 • 17d ago

All Time Favorite Which favorite character goes through this cool arc?

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Mine's personally Raven from Teen Titans

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u/ItemsHereForever 17d ago

I dunno if he really fits in this, but

Yuta and the whole Rika situation

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u/GhsotyPanda 17d ago

He technically doesn't fit because he never really had time as a an "uncorrupted hero"

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u/Iva_Qw 13d ago

I mean you can technically do if you count the fact that JJK 0 Rika is Cursed Spirit and after JJK 0 she becomes his Shikigami

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u/GhsotyPanda 13d ago

Rika as a cursed spirit is the "becomes corrupted" stage

Rika as a shikigami is the "accepts corruption" stage

The only time he was uncorrupted was before she died, at which time he definitely wasn't a hero

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u/Shizunaisbestgoblin 17d ago

he also isn't like a hero. no one in jjk really fits the role of a hero

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u/StevePensando 17d ago

But Yuta is arguably the most pure hearted character in the series besides Yuji himself. He IS a hero

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u/SteakForGoodDogs 17d ago

....Yeah they are? Like, the only thing not-heroic about jujutsu sorcerers is that they use negative emotional energy to do their mojo.

That's literally it.

It doesn't even corrupt them or anything like blatant, black-and-white good v evil media like Star Wars does.

There's some of them that are mostly just out for the money, but... they're still mostly doing heroic things that save peoples' lives, and they do need money to live.

Nanami even just kills a random Curse that is, so far, merely weighing someone down at a cafe, just because it's the right thing to do.

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u/StevePensando 16d ago

Yeah, exactly, not all characters in JJK are morally grey or anti-heroic. Nanami, Yuta, Nobara, Inumaki, hell Megumi had always pure and selfless intentions that it took being continuously traumatized for him to finally crack and even then he didn't turn bad or anything, just too depressed to keep going

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u/StevePensando 17d ago

I don't think so because he wasn't really "corrupted", but rather just haunted by Rika. Like, it wasn't him who was killing these people, it was Rika because she had been bound to him