1 Jujutsu Kaisen Scene Became a Wasted Opportunity of Ideas that Could Bring Back Geto and Not Kenjaku

Geto could have been back if Gege Akutami explored this concept further.

1 Jujutsu Kaisen Scene Became a Wasted Opportunity of Ideas that Could Bring Back Geto and Not Kenjaku

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  • One of the most well-written friendships in Jujutsu Kaisen was between Geto Suguru and Gojo Satoru.
  • However, Kenjaku took over Geto and used him to create the entire Shibuya incident.
  • Geto subconsciously took control over his body for a moment during shibuya, but Gege didn't go further with the concept.
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Among the countless other reasons that make Jujutsu Kaisen the best new-gen anime and manga franchise, the most prominent was the friendship between Geto and Gojo. Fans loved their chemistry on screen and always wished the best for them. Unfortunately, Gege Akutami had different plans as they made vile sorcerer Kenjaku take over Geto’s body after his demise.

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Kenjaku
Kenjaku

When viewers thought that Geto would never be back, Gege, as usual, shocked their fans once again when Geto subconsciously moved his arm and tried to choke his own body in Shibuya. However, this was never explored further, and what could have been the perfect beginning for the comeback of Geto was left behind.

Gege Akutami could have bought back Geto using this scene in Jujutsu Kaisen

Since Gojo Satoru came back from near death, the idea of a dead person coming back has been discussed among Jujutsu Kaisen fans. No matter how evident the death is, fans are always on the lookout for signs of the character’s comeback.

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Geto Suguru managed to enchant the audience with his personality, and his companionship with Gojo Satoru captivated the viewers. Unfortunately, after Toji killed Riko, Geto and Gojo changed a lot.

Geto became a convict who wanted to eradicate jujutsu sorcerers, while Gojo was all alone since his only best friend was not by his side anymore, guiding him through thick and thin. Geto Suguru was the moral compass of Gojo Satoru. Since Gojo possessed an unconcerned personality, Geto was the one who made decisions and was the tactical one.

suguru geto trying to strangle kenjaku in jujutsu kaisen
Suguru Geto Trying to Strangle Kenjaku in Jujutsu Kaisen

After getting killed by Yuta in Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Kenjaku took over Geto’s body, turned the entire series around, and let Sukuna destroy Shibuya. During the confrontation between Kenjaku and Gojo, we saw a glimpse of Geto’s body moving on its own.

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When Gojo uttered the phrase, “How long would you let someone control you, Suguru?”, Geto’s consciousness took over the body and started to choke Kenjaku. Unfortunately, it wasn’t long before Kenjaku took control again.

What could have been the pathway for the revival of Geto turned out to be a lost cause, as Gege Akutami never went ahead with the idea ever again.

In the official databook, Gege compared the arm movement to a dragonfly whose arm was cut off, confirming that Suguru Geto would not be coming back.

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Gojo and Geto’s relationship in Jujutsu Kaisen

Gojo has been the savior of many people in Jujutsu Kaisen, including Yuta Okkotsu, Megumi Fushiguro, and Yuji Itadori, and has helped them become better sorcerers. A major credit for Gojo’s personality goes to Suguru Geto, who always guided him.

The fate of the entire Jujutsu world would have been significantly different if Geto hadn’t stopped Gojo from killing the higher-ups during the hidden inventory arc. Ever since Geto parted ways with Gojo, they have never been the same.

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Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto

Geto took the route of a criminal, while Gojo became a teacher, and eventually, both of them crossed paths once again, only for Geto to pass away. Gojo and Geto’s bond will never be forgotten and will always be hailed as the best friendship in Jujutsu Kaisen.

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Jujutsu Kaisen is available on Crunchyroll.

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Written by Jiyad Shaikh

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