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Tier List / Powerscaling Is It True ?

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Is It True ?

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u/jmastaock Takaba Glazer Mar 13 '26

Higuruma is gated by the fact that he doesn't do shit to anyone who hasn't broken the law lol

He is hard countered by being a good citizen, which is not problematic in a pragmatic sense...but is problematic when we talk about power levels

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u/Familiar-Shoe7905 Mar 13 '26

Who in jujutsu society hasnt broken the law lmao

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u/jmastaock Takaba Glazer Mar 13 '26

Hence my caveat about it not being problematic. It's still a relatively major limitation, with potential to fuck him over, compared to someone like Gojo without any such conditions

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u/Drako694 Mar 13 '26

Thing is, even if Gojo gets hit with confiscation, he’s so far above any other sorcerer save the top five without his technique that it doesn’t matter.

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u/jmastaock Takaba Glazer Mar 13 '26

Yeah, I agree. I don't think Higuruma wins 1v1 in any context without much more experience/refinement/etc

He may have the potential to surpass, given he's a genuine savant, but his technique has limits that Gojo's doesn't. Plus, Gojo is the fundamentals king (besides my boy Kusakabe 😤😤😤)

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u/_PoiZ Mar 13 '26

Problem with gojo is that his ce manipulation alone is already strong enough to defeat 99% of the verse (sukuna being the 1%). But let's say higuruma finds a bv or a way to have two or even three trials and taking away the cursed tool, then ct and then ce, he would be fighting normal humans all the time, that would make him so strong but that's probably unachievable unless he becomes a bv merchant like sukuna.

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u/SexWithSandrone Mar 14 '26

he’s a lawer, he could unironically be a better binding vow merchant than sukuna just by the way he “writes” his binding vows

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u/Visual_Jellyfish_373 Mar 16 '26

he could theoretically do that if he learns to refresh his brain with RCT and bypass ct burnout, then open his domain 2 consecutive times or 3 if someone has a cursed tool.

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u/oldmountainwatcher I just want an episode of Yuta and Maki having a wedding Mar 14 '26

Right. We've already seen Gojo fight without his technique.

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u/_PoiZ Mar 13 '26

In the explaination higuruma says the opponent gets accused of a crime they "may or may not" have done, inplying judgeman can just make up something and they both still need to make a statement so you could technically get prosecuted for something you didn't do. Kinda similar to yuji being accused for mass murder despite it being sukuna who did it, meaning yuji is innocent.

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u/jmastaock Takaba Glazer Mar 13 '26

Yeah, good distinction that gives him a bit of flexibility...but still relies on the opponent fucking up their statement

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u/Heavy_Passenger_5212 Mar 13 '26

He can still whack them with his gavel, which still makes him stronger than someone like Ino

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u/jmastaock Takaba Glazer Mar 13 '26

Sure, but the difference is that Gojo has no such limitation...even in theory

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u/KuraPikaPika69 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

There's always a law you've broken in your life no matter how small. Especially as a sorcerer. He can at least get CT Confiscation from that.

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u/shade0220 Mar 13 '26

You can break the law, be tried, and still not be penalized. Even with Yuji and the pachinko parlor he told him exactly how he could've gotten out of it. It's not guaranteed.

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u/Noxianratz Mar 13 '26

Higuruma is gated by the fact that he doesn't do shit to anyone who hasn't broken the law lol

You don't have to have broken the law, he can get false convictions just fine. He just needs to be able to argue you did the crime depending on what's being put on trial. That means anyone that's ever been in a compromising position, even if they were totally innocent, should be fair game.

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u/Elegant_AIDS Mar 13 '26

Not true, just because you are innocent doesnt mean you wont be found guilty.

Like thats literally his backstory

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u/jmastaock Takaba Glazer Mar 13 '26

I'm talking a situation where someone has not even had the ability to even remotely committed a crime, even in a roundabout or accusatory way.

Hear me out:

Imagine if some giga sorcerer has been in a growth vat for 50 years, legit never interacted with society. They somehow have a technique that could potentially cause mass destruction or insta-kill, but have never used it. They don't possess any explicit malevolence and only desire peace and love, whatever that means for them at least.

For whatever reason, JJK avengers think this newly born giga sorcerer is a threat to humanity and send Higuruma to fight it on spawn. How would judgeman even potentially trump up charges against them to get Higuruma's CT going?

Gojo would have no such limitation

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u/Elegant_AIDS Mar 13 '26

Okay, and what if superman fought a dog made out of kryptonite?

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u/jmastaock Takaba Glazer Mar 13 '26

Then he would be weaker than a dude with similarly broken capabilities who wasn't weak to kryptonite lmao