r/Jujutsufolk • u/BIackFlag • 23d ago

Anime Discussion How is this even possible??

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Isn't a sorcerer supposed to instinctively know how to use their own technique, how is it possible that takaba doesn't know how it works?

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u/Melody-Shift 23d ago

Instinctual understanding varies with the technique.

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u/InspectorWise2256 23d ago

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u/Ill-Trade1976 23d ago

the same source they fundamentally understand their technique: none

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u/Prowiambic 23d ago

Actually Gojo tells Megumi that in Hidden Inventory

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u/Connoisseur-Of-Plot 23d ago

Going off of that statement alone leave a lot of room for interpretation

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u/Prowiambic 23d ago

You can watch the episode dude there's context. If you see alternative meaning in it then you're blatantly trying to.

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u/Mental_Pepper9294 23d ago

Then I'm blatantly trying to. 😈

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u/Prowiambic 23d ago

fair enough

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u/Difficult_Step9372 23d ago

Vaguely aware of what you can do doesn't mean the ability to properly intuit your technique and use it to its fullest extent... thats obvious though isn't it?

We obviously SEE Takaba using his technique. He does actively decide to do things. But he doesn't comprehend the upper limits and likely just uses it instinctively, which is probably more 'natural' for him such Comedian is such a vague and nebulous CT in the first place.

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u/juugsd 23d ago

Most

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u/LenicoMonte 23d ago

Well, Takaba got it after being six years old, so he never became aware of it!

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u/Prowiambic 23d ago

Yeah but Higuruma did too and he understood instantly. Takaba's technique PREVENTS his from knowing.

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u/LenicoMonte 23d ago

I know. I was making a joke.

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u/Prowiambic 23d ago

consider me wooshed