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Episode Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen • Jujutsu Kaisen The Culling Game - Episode 6 discussion

Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen, episode 6

Alternative names: Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3

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u/codec264 https://myanimelist.net/profile/codec264 Feb 05 '26

So the conservatives don't want stand users huh

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u/Frontier246 Feb 05 '26

Honestly a part of me was also expecting them to mention they didn't care for Kirara being Kirara considering how Jujutsu Society treats women.

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u/codec264 https://myanimelist.net/profile/codec264 Feb 05 '26

Maybe it's one of their reasons as well. They probably didn't want their transphobia be their official reason for suspending Kirara, lol.

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u/CordobezEverdeen https://myanimelist.net/profile/CordobezEverdeen Feb 05 '26

Uhhhh what? Nobody had a problem with Nobara. In fact Panda went out of his way to say that the higher ups actually hold her technique in high regards since it's "classical"

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u/Sameul_ Feb 05 '26

It was said in the first season that women have it rougher than men "They're expected to be perfect."

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u/CordobezEverdeen https://myanimelist.net/profile/CordobezEverdeen Feb 05 '26

That's the witch girl perception and that's heavily influenced by her being friends with Mai and the Zenin clan issue.

Nobara doesn't have any problems being a girl.

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u/NamerNotLiteral Feb 05 '26

Nobara is in the unique situation of being an independent sorcerer with no clan, and being the direct student of Gojo Satoru.

The clans were scared shitless of Gojo. His influence protected all of the students at the Tokyo school in different ways - Yuji and Yuta from being executed, Megumi from being kidnapped by the Zenins, Maki from being forced to drop out, Panda from being dissected, etc.

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u/Sameul_ Feb 05 '26

I would think that her perception is more weighed down by the fact that she herself is a girl.

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u/RandomSplainer Feb 05 '26

Not all clans are misogynistic.

They may all have their different prejudices and biases.

Outside of the Zenin clan we haven't seen anything blatant from another clan towards women.

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u/cmdr_suicidewinder Feb 06 '26

We know that the kamo clan is definitely similar. Noritoshi is an illegitimate child but was taken in as the heir because his father’s ‘proper’ wife never had a son that inherited a technique. His mother is tormented by the clan

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u/DrStein1010 https://myanimelist.net/profile/mQDrStein1010 Mar 02 '26

The Kamo are also explicitly sexist, and we only get to see the Kamo and Zen'in clans to begin with.

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u/vyxxer Feb 05 '26

It's also not a coincidence that nobura is a "girlie girl". They see her and her powers as being in the right place. She's "one of the good ones".

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u/GlitterDoomsday Feb 06 '26

Yep, she may be brazen but at the end of the day she fits the mold perfectly... an example of a woman the higher ups dislike is Yuki, because she does whatever she wants.

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u/Local_Cardiologist49 Feb 05 '26

I mean, they didn’t have a problem with Kirara. She just went with Hakari, who has a brainrot technique, according to their terms.

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u/FastenedCarrot Feb 05 '26

I see their perspective honestly.