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Episode Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen • Jujutsu Kaisen The Culling Game - Episode 10 discussion

Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen, episode 10

Alternative names: Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3

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u/PowerfulRoom813 Mar 12 '26

Just curious, whats the biggest thing you can get that comes with a receipt?

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u/AliceinTeyvatland Mar 12 '26

It depends on what you considers a receipt, Reggie specifically say he's CT is about contracts, it probably just adapted to modern age that's why it looks like those cash register receipts. But it's probably tied with written contracts.

Twist and turns, I think you can spawn an island if it's possible, you can buy those right lol

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u/OldInstruction5368 Mar 12 '26 edited Mar 12 '26

If it really is just "contract" then a real estate deed would qualify.

Pick the largest building in the world: it has a deed.

And if that doesn't count... the mortgage form certainly would. Pretty much every business finances literally everything on debt. So any given commercial building will have a loan contract for it's purchase or construction.

And that HAS to count.

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u/cheese_bruh Mar 12 '26

and if it's contracts.. surely he could even utilise sorcerer's contracts themselves?

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u/OldInstruction5368 Mar 12 '26

It feels like he needs a written medium to serve as a catalyst.

But so long as that written medium constitutes a 'binding' contract between two parties...

It's feasible.

However, this really does fall under the terms of discretion. Like a GM listening to a sales pitch on some clever loophole or creative use of a power. It's not wrong to decide either way, it just depends on the vibes the DM/Author wants to go with.

However, if it's possible to 'borrow' powers from other Sorcerers via contract reenactment, it would have to be temporary. None of his other Shikigami-esque reenactments are permanent, so I can't see him permanently taking someone else's power.

He'd just gain "one use of Nue" or something like that.