That hidden evil god should just cut his losses and accept defeat.

He used Duwang.

Yeah... Killing everyone's character off is a big mistake tbh.

He could have settled for buying a social network company instead of messing with fear incarnate.

I hope that manipulative bitch ends up losing in a way that costs her life. She has caused too much harm already.

This manga basically is "Jump the shark? No. Sir. We're jumping not just a shark, but the whole marine predator ecosystem! And you're gonna love it!"

First panel. For a moment I thought those were the birds talking. You might think I'm weird. But it remains consistent with the paranormal.

Not gonna lie. I actually love that trope of using some random character with full blown the most abhorrent morality to showcase how violent, ruthless, and inhumane the killing methods of a character, regardless of said character's morality, can get. It's just so delightful to see actually evil randoms getting torn to shreds.

His future is pretty much the same. Inside Itadori but dormant.

Bonk.

Yes. That's what made this anticlimactic. Because it dragged on for too long and it ended like this.

The power of friendship, Sukuna's fee fees, and he returned to Itadori's body. All in an anticlimactic sequence after dragging on for months! As I predicted!
Only highlight was Nobara survived.

Ok. So those two guys must have a connection beyond just looking similar.

Ah. So, since six does have a soul, he transferred Hiroshi's to his own program... Interesting...

Both are cute.

She's cute. I had my reservations because she committed a crime. But, since she seems to have a logical reason and caused no real casualties or damages, then I can say she's cute.

So. Let me see if I get it. The Atom written by Tezuka traveled to the past, in order to set in motion the creation of robots like him, and, somehow, traces of his memory have made it into Six. And whatever caused that transference is what makes Six' consciousness close to malware?

This is going to get even weirder.

Interesting thought experiment... But... Let's just say blind people can understand the abstraction of sight despite not having it. So... Yeah. The answer is: Yes. Even though Mary never saw color, she can understand color. Because she's not dumb.

So... Cyberfrog lost to manga again? Those in the know get the joke. Are you in the know?