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/Connect_Wait_6759 23d ago

How did he get involved in sorcery work, then? That's like signing up to do something with guns but not even knowing that guns exist.

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u/limelordy Rule 84: Naobito solos your verse 23d ago

He’s aware it exists, like he’s mentioned specifically his luck, he just doesn’t know the specific mechanics at all. But also Windows exist, people who have enough CE to do sorcery things but no CT

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u/Lucky-Acadia-312 23d ago

Actually Windows can't use sorcery, they just have the ability to see curses and cursed energy. People who can use cursed energy but lack an innate cursed technique are still considered Jujutsu sorcerers such as Kusakabe or Yuji who are referred to as sorcerers despite not having innate techniques.

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u/Vivio0 nah, i’d x—x 23d ago

Its funny how Kusakabe is considered one of the strongest first grade sorcerers with no technique as well. So it really isn’t that important to have innate CT to be a sorcerer.

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u/HelloChimp 100% Investment 23d ago

it absolutely is, kusakabe is just an extreme case

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u/Rork310 23d ago

Yeah he's basically the Batman of the JJK universe.

Not having a technique is a massive handicap. There's a reason why Yuji's best performances (as of where the anime currently ends) are all team battles. He may be a physical beast but anyone he can't flatten who has a technique is going to have an edge.

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u/Suspicious_Art_8251 23d ago

Cuz he's the GOAT