Gege Akutami Proves Their Love for Nanami Through 1 Jujutsu Kaisen Character

Gege Akutami uses Takuma Ino to honor the memory of Kento Nanami in latest Jujutsu Kaisen chapter spoilers.

Gege Akutami Proves Their Love for Nanami Through 1 Jujutsu Kaisen Character

SUMMARY

  • Gege Akutami has demonstrated their affection for Nanami and given his memory back to the fans so they can cherish it.
  • The disciple of Kento Nanami, Takuma Ino, was shown attempting to attack Sukuna with Nanami's dull sword in the chapter 246 spoilers of Jujutsu Kaisen.
  • In a way, this was Akutami's way of paying tribute to the character and the love he got from fans everywhere.
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Kento Nanami’s death in Jujutsu Kaisen has probably been the most devastating in the series. Despite being one of Gege Akutami’s favorite characters, Nanami received a brutal death at the hands of Mahito, and that too, in front of his student, Yuji Itadori. Fans have been heartbroken watching their favorite character die in the series with no way of returning to the storyline.

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However, characters like Kento Nanami are never forgotten and creators find a way to include them in the story one way or the other, to keep their memory alive among fans. Similarly, Akutami has proved their love for Nanami and brought his memory back for the fans to remember.

Kento Nanami's Death
Kento Nanami’s Death

In the spoilers released for chapter 246 of Jujutsu Kaisen, Takuma Ino, the disciple of Kento Nanami was seen wielding Nanami’s dull sword when he was trying to attack Sukuna. This was in Akutami’s way an homage to the character and the love he received from fans all over the world. 

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Takuma Ino Uses Nanami’s Dull Sword Against Sukuna

According to the spoilers of Chapter 246, Gege Akutami uses Takuma Ino as a medium to prove their love for Kento Nanami. Fans witnessed Ino use Nanami’s dull sword to battle Sukuna in the most recent Jujutsu Kaisen spoilers. 

Sukuna even gave Ino some credit for the unexpectedly powerful attack. Ino should be the one wielding the dull blade in battle after Nanami’s death, as he was the main student of Nanami and only cared about impressing his master. The dull blade that Ino now has suggests that he was the one who located Nanami’s body and made sure he was buried properly. 

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Takuma Ino Using Kento Nanami's Sword
Takuma Ino Using Kento Nanami’s Sword

Likewise, he must have discovered the dull blade close by and decided to take it as a memento of his master. In this way, Ino and indirectly Akutami, pay the last, and perhaps most appropriate, tribute to his late master and their favorite character. 

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Kento Nanami was Gege Akutami’s Favorite Character

Akutami has confessed in many instances, that Nanami is his favorite character. Akutami has stated publicly that they adore Nanami because he is the first character in Jujutsu Kaisen that they have fully created on their own. 

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Kento Nanami
Kento Nanami

According to Akutami, Sukuna used to be their favorite character, but Nanami took over as the creators’ favorite after becoming the first character they were able to create on their own. But Akutami chose to kill off their beloved character, which upset a lot of fans. 

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Many fans of Jujutsu Kaisen, including the creator Akutami, are saddened by Nanami’s passing; however, they contend that Nanami’s death was necessary to advance the plot and keep the story moving. And now, Akutami found a way to honor the character by giving his disciple Nanami’s dull sword to use in the battle and keep the memory of Nanami alive.

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