Jujutsu Kaisen: Yuta has the advantage in his fight with Sukuna thanks to Kenjaku
Finally, the eagerly expected Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 248 arrived, bringing with it an epic showdown. The Demon King defeated Hiromi Higuruma, and Yuji Itadori’s use of his Executioner’s Sword rendered it ineffective.
Yuji disclosed that he had self-healed from wounds he had incurred by using the Reverse Cursed Technique (RCT). Significantly, Yuta Okkotsu entered the battle and immediately targeted the King of Curses.
This starts what many think is going to be one of the finest bouts in the series, and Yuta could really be winning.
Put simply, Cursed Techniques can be duplicated by a fully realized Rika. Cursed Techniques that are imitated from opponents can be used with Rika and Yuta’s nearly infinite supply of Cursed Energy. It is inferred that Rika assists in meeting at least one requirement when replicating methods.
This is demonstrated by Yuta and Rika’s battle with Takako Uro and Ryu Ishigori, two reborn sorcerers. She was able to mimic Uro’s spatial manipulation skills to shield Yuta from Ryu’s strike. Later, she assisted Yuta in simulating Ryu’s Granite Blast to deliver a devastating hit.
In this instance, the two were busy killing Kenjaku right before they entered the battle against Ryomen Sukuna. Given that Fumihiko Takaba wasn’t a sorcerer who dispatched his adversaries, Yuta was prepared to
What copied techniques might help out against Sukuna
Above all, Yuta and Rika’s replication of Kenjaku’s Maximum: Uzumaki might prove to be extremely beneficial in the fight against the Demon King. When combined with Cursed Spirits of semi-grade 1 or above, the method extracts a Curse’s Innate method, combining a vast number of gathered Curses into one potent strike.
Since the two are unable to do so, there wouldn’t be a flurry of Curses combined in this instance. A highly concentrated mass of Cursed Energy, like to the Uzumaki method, might be what it is. It might cause a lot of damage if they are able to render Sukuna immobile and shoot it straight at him.
Next, the Cursed method Reversal of Kaori Itadori’s Technique, the Antigravity System, would be a valuable method against the King of Curses. Kenjaku was able to increase the gravitational attraction surrounding him by using it in reverse. As demonstrated in Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 201, during Kenjaku’s tenure at the White House, it really disproves gravity.
If Yuta and Rika copied this method, they would also have an advantage. They could use any of the two variants of it to try and nullify the surrounding gravity, leaving him exposed in case he tried to steadie himself, or they could try to use a strong gravitational attraction to root him to the place.
Final Thoughts
Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 248 introduces Yuta Okkotsu, which greatly increases the odds of the sorcerers. Not to mention, Yuji’s proficiency with RCT is a huge benefit. Though thought to be second only to Gojo, Yuta’s entrance alone has the power to finally change the course of the conflict.
Combining this information with the previously suggested theory—that Yuta and Rika probably stole Kenjaku’s strategies—might give them the upper hand. Maximum: Whether utilized alone or in conjunction with other strategies, Uzumaki and the Antiravity System have a great deal of strength.
Should they have indeed lifted a few chapters from Kenjaku’s book, Yuta may be the unexpected weapon that the Jujutsu sorcerers have been longing for. But it is merely theoretical at this stage. The next two chapters will be a deciding factor in Jujutsu Kaisen’s final outcome.
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