Exploring the Possibility of Satoru Gojo's Resurrection: The Hidden Foreshadowing in Jujutsu Kaisen
Jujutsu-Kaisen
Oct 7, 2024
Hello! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. Today, we’re going to delve into the fate of Satoru Gojo, a topic that has piqued everyone’s interest. Was his death in chapter 236 truly the end? We’ll analyze the shocking foreshadowing that hints at his resurrection and the religious symbolism lurking behind his story. Let’s ponder together the narrative shifts that Gojo’s return might bring!
1. Current Status: Satoru Gojo’s Death and Aftermath First, let’s review Satoru Gojo’s current situation. In chapter 236, he suffers fatal injuries in his battle against his arch-nemesis, Sukuna, and seemingly dies. He appears to accept his death with a sense of satisfaction. In the afterlife, he reunites with his younger companions, reminiscing about old times. He receives a message from Nanami: “If you want to become a new self, go north; if you want to return to your former self, go south.” This statement might hold significant meaning. 1-1. The Afterlife and Nanami’s Words Nanami’s mention of “north” and “south” relates to Buddhist teachings. “North” symbolizes a new direction, while “south” represents a return to the past. This suggests possibilities for Gojo’s resurrection or rebirth.
2. Satoru Gojo as a Religious Symbol Satoru Gojo shares many parallels with the figure of Shakyamuni in Buddhism.