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Most curses look horrid. How come some curses look humanoid?
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Does Sukuna only look like Itadori because of the vessel thing?
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If Jujutsu High had 6 fingers already, why didn’t they just give them to Itadori too?
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Why can’t they just… Desintegrate, burn, destroy, cursed objects?
Sometimes it’s because the subject from Japanese folklore was humanoid, sometimes it’s a creative decision based on the nature of rhe curse. Mahito is the cursed manifestation of the human soul, and he’s juat a baby curse.
If Sukana were to be in another vessel he would look like that person unless he fully manifests - then he’d look like his old 4 armed 2 faced self.
They fear feeding him too many fingers too quickly could give Sukana too much power.
Why doesn’t Lex Luther just shoot Superman with an AR15 using hollowpoint rounds? Is he stupid?
Thanks! You answered most of my questions :) Though I still don’t get the “why are therr humanoid curses” part.
Sukana
I think maybe you’re referring to the curses that can speak like Jogo and Hanami. They’re special grade curses, extremely strong, and so rare even those at the top of Jujutsu society are surprised at they’re ability to communicate. No reason is ever given for why they’re so special, other than they’re the representation of something humans feel a lot of negative energy towards.
Suecanah
No, I was talking about curses like Mahito, that look like humans. Most curses don’t look even near humanoid, take the Fly Heads and Dagon as examples.
I guess the easiest explanation is that he’s manifested from human malice toward other humans, so he looks like a human.
Jogo is manifested from fear of volcanic eruptions so he looks like a Volcano, etc etc
Aaah, yes! Thanks! :)