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Obligatory “the Captain can’t get over how pretty Hange’s eyes are” comic, inspired by @warm-starlight ’s very sweet hc

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He's better than a lot of my students' families, just so you know. No kidding this time, sadly.

What is it with Twitter and their absolute shit takes on Geto's character? It's like so many people just purposefully misread him.

We can all acknowledge that Mimiko and Nanako were not raised in the healthiest environment. Suguru was literally running a death Cult focused on the Genocide of Non-Shaman, I think it's pretty safe to say that isn't a perfect environment for children, but it's not a black and white situation.

Geto himself was a deeply damaged, deeply traumatized individual. Trauma might not excuse behavior but it can explain it. In his mind, his goals were partly to secure a better world for his daughters. The same daughters who were literally put in a cage and tortured just for being Shaman.

Akutami himself has said in QnA's that Geto took the girls in after saving them and did his best to provide them with adequate care. He did his best with what he could, not only all while he was a teenager, but also while he was struggling with his mental health. The girls adored him, and why wouldn't they? He saved them and cared for them like a father would. He was their family now.

He didn't brainwash them into hating Non-Shaman, that's another thing Akutami confirmed. Geto never pressured any of his family members to follow his way of life. Yes, they also hated Non-Shaman, but you can't exactly blame them for this hatred when their earliest memories were of being tortured by them.

Perhaps if they had someone else in their lives, they would have overcome their hatred and fear for Non-Shaman, but for better or for worse, they got Geto. He may have not been the perfect father, but he undoubtedly loved them and did everything within his power to provide for them. He isn't a bad dad, he just needed help. Same as them.

And though this doesn't seem like an all that important scene, him getting Crepes with the girls actually holds so much significance and can give us a lot more insight into their relationship.

Geto literally goes to declare war on Jujutsu Tech, and when Nanako interrupts him mid speech about how the store is about to close, he doesn't yell or get angry, he just smiles and ends his spiel so that he can go and get his daughters Crepes like he promised.

They are so comfortable with him that they don't fear punishment or being yelled at for this, because they know Suguru would never treat them so poorly. Moreover, Akutami confirmed that Suguru actually did try a Crepe, but only the one Mimiko and Nanako suggested.

That's a big deal! Akutami said Geto made a point to interact with Non-Shaman as little as possible, which also meant not supporting their businesses if it could be helped. He provided his own lodging and food while involving them as little as possible, but he still not only went to a bakery run and owned by Non-Shaman, but willingly ate their food just because his daughters wanted him to!

And, to think I'd even need to argue this, he is certainly not responsible for their deaths. In no way did he have any control over Sukuna's actions. Gojo might've been able to break through to Geto briefly, perhaps he even permanently stirred him awake, but it doesn't stop the fact that Kenjaku still has control over his body.

He couldn't save them, even if he did know of their plans with Sukuna. Kenjaku wouldn't have ever let him anyways. The tragedy of that scene is that the girls loved him so much that they were willing to ask the King of Curses for help and their love for their father resulted in their untimely demise.

Even if Geto does regain his body, he'll eventually have to come face to face with the reality that those two little girls that he abandoned everything for, those same two girls that he raised and loved ao dearly, were killed so cruelly and suddenly while he didn't even have the power to stop it.

Geto wasn't a perfect dad, but the fact of the matter is that there is no such thing as a perfect parent. He tried his best with the cards he was dealt and the relationship between the three was undoubtedly built upon a strong foundation of love and trust, despite the flaws.

I'll leave off with this quote from Mitch Albom:

"All parents damage their children. It cannot be helped. Youth, like pristine glass, absorbs the prints of its handlers. Some parents smudge, others crack, a few shatter childhoods completely into jagged little pieces, beyond repair"

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Hello????

We know Getou got his genocide idea from concluding that Tuskumo's theory (in response to Getou's suggestions) of non-sorcerers possibly developing abilities was wrong.

What is often ignored is how the last time he saw Haibara also affected him! Suguru "finds his purpose" in killing all non-sorcerers, aka giving his all towards something he can do, what a great feeling!

It occurred to me that any character in a new anime / manga that I start liking a lot, sistematically dies badly.

What's your superpower?

Middle Earth meme:

W for Witch-king of Angmar

RE DI ANGMAR, MARITO MIO SEI TU?

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