Jujutsu Kaisen fans think Gege Akutami \u201chates\u201d Gojo CrunchyrollJujutsu Kaisen creator Gege Akutami\u2019s advice to Gojo fans has led them to believe that the mangaka hates their favorite character. Jujutsu Kaisen is a popular dark Shonen anime and manga series. The series has several iconic characters, but fans mostly feel drawn toward the cool sensei, Satoru Gojo. However, despite Gojo\u2019s global popularity, not everyone seems to like him \u2013 especially the series\u2019 creator. Time and again, the mangaka would drop comments about fans\u2019 beloved characters, making them speechless with the evident dislike toward the strongest sorcerer of the modern era. The eccentric instructor always ranks high in popularity polls, and fans absolutely adore him. However, shortly after Gojo won a major popularity poll, Akutami shared his advice to fans who voted for him. The message is especially for women. Why Jujutsu Kaisen fans believe Gege Akutami hates Gojo Popular Twitter user JJK (Mya) recently shared an old art by Gege Akutami after Satoru Gojo won a popularity poll in Jump Festa 2019. Along with the art, Gege Akutami also gave fans advice: \u201cThose who voted for Gojo. Especially women. Here\u2019s some friendly advice. Pick Nanami.\u201d After all, it\u2019s no secret that Nanami is Gege\u2019s favorite character. As per Comic Book, Gege Akutami shared in an interview from 2022: \u201cAt the beginning, my favorite was Sukuna. Mainly for his graphic aspects, which are inspired by everything I had read. Nanami is the first character I managed to create by myself and evolve. So he is my favorite character at the moment.\u201d As for Gojo, the mangaka couldn\u2019t be more salty even if he tried. After the massive success of the Hidden Inventory\/Premature Death arc, Gege shared a special message thanking the animators for their hard work. In his long message, Gege simply commented about Gojo with a cute doodle: \u201cThe mob characters also got that top-tier animation, huh.\u201d After all, Gojo is literally the protagonist of the entire arc, so calling him a mob character can\u2019t be accurate. However, that\u2019s not the only time Gege was bitter about Gojo. According to Viz Mangaka Musings, Gege Akutami shared in January 2020: \u201cNow that Gojo is gone, it\u2019s looking like 2020\u2019s gonna be a good year.\u201d He made this comment when fans were heartbroken after watching Gojo get sealed in the Shibuya Incident arc. Before that, Viz Mangaka Musings also shared his comment from November 2019: \u201cSomething Satoru Gojo doesn\u2019t have\u2026 Probably a personality.\u201d Jujutsu Kaisen fans are once again speechless after Gege Akutami\u2019s old comment about Gojo resurfaced. One user commented: \u201cThis was when he decided Gojo needed to go, or maybe he did the poll to find out if his death will hurt.\u201d Another fan shared: \u201cGojo\u2019s first hater was his own creator\u2026\u201d One fan also commented: \u201cThis man straight up hates Gojo so much without any solid reason.\u201d While Gojo stans are upset about this comment, some Jujutsu Kaisen fans also support Gege. One fan commented: \u201cI would not blame Gege for picking Nanami. He\u2019s literally the greenest green flag.\u201d One user also commented: \u201cAs a fellow Nanami lover, I APPROVE LOUD AND CLEAR.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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