Jujutsu Kaisen Movie Points to Gojo's Crucial Message to Geto

Jujutsu Kaisen 0 provided fans with a prequel movie that delved into the relationship between Gojo and Yuta Okkotsu. The narrative featured Ghetto Suguru as the main antagonist, ultimately meeting his demise at the hands of Yuta in the film's final moments. Notably, there's a scene where Gojo says something to Geto just before his death that was not shown in the movie or manga series.

Since this pivotal moment was shown on the big screens, fans have been speculating about the possible phrases Gojo could have said. One theory proposed by @BocchiZaYoru on X (formerly known as Twitter) and YouTube content creator @gojo-hanno has gained particular attention among the numerous theories circulating.

The latest Jujutsu Kaisen game has potentially provided fans with a clue about Gojo's final words to his dear friend, according to a popular theory. Let's delve into the details of this theory.

Please note: This article is purely speculative and explores a theory proposed by fans of Jujutsu Kaisen.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Exploring a fan theory surrounding Gojo’s last words to Geto before the latter’s death

The latest game from the Jujutsu Kaisen anime and manga series, Phantom Parade, allows fans to relive a climactic scene from the prequel movie. In the game, a string of hyphen symbols replaces Gojo's final words, prompting an intriguing line of thought when fans counted the 8 hyphens used. Upon searching for lines in the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 movie with a total of 8 characters in Japanese, one line in particular caught the interest of those who proposed this theory.

In the image from Shueisha/Gege Akutami, Gojo's dialogue to Yuta could also serve as his final words to Geto Suguru.

In the film, he speaks to Yuta and tells him, "You’ll be lonely." In Japanese, this phrase consists of 8 characters, “一人は寂しいよ？” The theory proposes that these words are Gojo’s last message to Geto.

At first glance, this statement may appear peculiar, but upon closer examination of their relationship, it makes perfect sense. Gojo may have uttered these words to Geto Suguru before his passing, indicating that his best friend would feel a sense of loneliness in his absence. In a particular panel in the manga series, Shoko exclaims, "I was there, wasn't I? So what do you mean 'alone' you idiot!" This line can also be interpreted as Shoko Ieiri's direct response to Gojo's final utterance.

Shoko's reaction in the manga series, which could also be considered a response to Gojo's words to Geto (Image via Shueisha/Koyoharu Gotouge)

In a different angle, Gojo appeared with bandages, and it felt as if the view was from Shoko’s perspective. The presence of bandages implies that Gojo had recently defeated Geto. In the scene, he declares that no one should ever have to feel alone again. This statement serves to further support the argument.

Shoko Ieiri's point of view showcasing Gojo (Image via Shueisha/Koyoharu Gotouge)

Final Thoughts

In conclusion, the last words spoken by Gojo may have been "you will be alone." The use of hyphens in the Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade game has resulted in a series of connected clues. However, it is important to note that this article is simply exploring a fan theory. We encourage the entire fanbase to patiently await official confirmation.

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Editor's P/S

As a Gen Z fan of Jujutsu Kaisen, I am intrigued by the fan theory that Gojo's final words to Geto were "You'll be lonely." This theory is based on the number of hyphens used in the latest Jujutsu Kaisen game, Phantom Parade, to replace Gojo's final words. When fans counted the hyphens, they found that there were 8, which corresponds to the number of characters in the Japanese phrase "一人は寂しいよ？" (You'll be lonely). This theory adds depth to the relationship between Gojo and Geto, suggesting that Gojo was concerned about Geto's loneliness even as he was about to defeat him.

I find this theory particularly compelling because it aligns with Gojo's character and his philosophy. Throughout the series, Gojo has shown a deep understanding of human emotions and a desire to protect those he cares about. Even though Geto has become his enemy, Gojo still seems to care for him on some level. The idea that Gojo's final words were a warning about the loneliness Geto would feel after his death is both heartbreaking and thought-provoking. It adds a layer of complexity to their relationship and makes Gojo's character even more compelling.