@lgbtaegi So we can criticize Gege for not giving these relationships enough depth, but we can’t use the lack of reactions as proof that Maki didn’t care about Nobara
@lgbtaegi Yuki’s death is another example—she interacted with other characters, yet we barely saw meaningful reactions from them afterward. JJK does this with a lot of deaths.
@lgbtaegi manga. The same goes for Yuji and Megumi’s bond with the second-years.
And Maki not showing much emotion over Nobara’s death? That’s also on Gege’s writing.
@lgbtaegi Their only argument is that Nobamaki doesn’t care about each other or that it’s one-sided. But that’s more on Gege’s writing than the characters themselves. Gege mentioned in one of the fanbooks that Maki and Nobara bonded, yetwebarely got to see that relationship develop in the
Nobara’s epilogue makes her relationship with her mother way more interesting than just “Nobara hates her mom.” Her line, “What you lacked wasn’t a sorcerer’stalent, but a parent’s,” is brutal. She isnt criticizing her mom as a sorcerer she’s saying she failed @ being her parent
never forgetting that nobara had zero interest in talking to her mother. she only did it to honour gojo's wishes☹️💔 also she was hella funny for bringing her grandmother along with her for some extra drama 😭💀
@Nobamaki22 Her technique, personality, dynamic with Yuji and Megumi, and potential as a sorcerer could’ve made her SO important to the story. Gege really had such a strong character in his hands and barely used her 😭
@Nobamaki22 I’m already good with Nobara being alive, but I still haven’t forgiven Gege for sidelining her 😭 Like, imagine the impact Nobara could’ve had if he actually used his brain and gave her the best writing and development she deserved.