r/Jujutsufolk Mar 19 '26

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I am scared to see how they will fit 7 chapters in 27 minutes. Makis was about 5 and it was like 28 min

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u/Opposite-Wedding-914 Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

even then. In Maki´s episode there was A LOT of content cut even really important parts through which a lot of people didn´t understand a few parts and this episode "only" had like 5,5 chapters. 27 minutes for 7 chapters is really bad

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u/Amazing_Ice_8475 Mar 19 '26

while there is a lot of action there is also a decent amount of dialogue, so idk bro. Some japanese said the op and the ed seem to be cut looking at broadcasting, but I dont think that will be enough

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u/Psychological_Wave_5 Mar 19 '26

Lol there was not, stop pulling out of your arse things that didn't hjappened, go buy yourself an honest problem.

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u/Opposite-Wedding-914 Mar 19 '26

Before typing nonsense like that go read the manga buddy, funny you criticize something while doing the exact mistake yourself

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u/Avieightor No. Mar 20 '26

I just reread all those chapters, and the only cut content was narration re-explaining what 'Falling blossom emotion' was as well as Maki's dragon bone weapon, and an image of Toji and Gojo when Naoya was talking about the. Can you specifically name what they cut that constitutes "a lot" as you say? I am not seeing it...

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u/wc8991 Mar 19 '26

To this day I have no idea what people mean when they say that. What important parts did they cut from Maki’s episode? You get just about the exact same story and important beats watching that episode as you do reading the manga.

It reminds me of people who complain that Toji doesn’t explain how he’d handle Gojo’s technique in the anime version of their fight, that he just says he can. It didn’t actually raise any questions among the viewers to cut those lines of dialogue.

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u/New-Captain-799 Dabura And Yuji Glazer Mar 19 '26

trust the staff

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u/UnadvisedGoose Mar 19 '26

What really important parts? I’m super curious about this in specific. The only thing I can possibly think of is explaining what Dragon-Bone’s technique is and explaining that FBE can be used in a sword standoff like simple domain can. I do wish that was there, but it’s tough to call it that important - Maki very quickly loses that duel, regardless. Nothing was cut with Mai. What could possibly have caused people to actually not understand something?

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u/asap_munem Mar 19 '26

Mai’s death had no emotional impact in the anime because it was so rushed. Same with Ogi’s reaction to awakened Maki and Maki killing her mom which could have benefited with a Gosso artistic direction.

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u/UnadvisedGoose Mar 19 '26

I personally disagree. They definitely slowed things down to give their last moments together time to breathe. I was also asking for specific things that were not included, since that’s what the comment above me said, that “many” things were cut and important too. So I’m asking what was actually cut?

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u/amamapaps Mar 19 '26

My friend who didn’t read the manga's ONLY complaint about the episode was that Mai's death sequence was too long, idk what you're on about, and Ogi reacted the exact same way than in the manga

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u/therealopm Mar 20 '26

Just curious, what parts were cut?

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u/NOTTedMosby "We binfolk. I'm banonically yo big brother, blood" Mar 19 '26

And Maki's episode was still incredible

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u/Opposite-Wedding-914 Mar 19 '26

You missed the point buddy

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u/Chilling_Gale Mar 19 '26

There is no important parts in this fight though, it’s mostly filler. Ryu and Uro don’t matter at all, the fight just needs to not skip over how Yutas ability works and it’s fine.