Denji and Yuji may be tied for the "dopiest" anime protagonist ... to Megumi's twist with his clan in Jujutsu Kaisen. Much like JJK's main trio, Rin and Yukio joined the True Cross Academy to ...

This new Shonen Jump hit series has a chaotic duo similar to Jujutsu Kaisen's beloved Yuji and Todo. Read on to find out.

In a genre unfortunately infamous for its lack of strong women, Maki stands out as one of the best JJK female characters. At first glance, little sets Yuji Itadori apart from archetypal Shonen ...

Yuki had a special innate technique known as Star Rage, capable of crushing a special-grade spirit ... Image Credit: MAPPA Studios (via X/@animejujutsu) The main character of the JJK, Itadori Yuji, ...

Black flash increases strike power by 2.5 times, needing accurate cursed energy application. Yuji learned black flash from Aoi Todo, showcasing its effectiveness in battle against powerful curses.

The conflict poses a challenge for the new interim president as he tries to unify Syria and extend his authority over the entire country. By Alissa J. Rubin Reporting from the Faysh Khabur border ...

Resentment and rage seem to simmer just below that faux-placid surface, threatening to erupt in full boil against the undeniable truth: her fame is waning, her talents are questionable ...

Popularized first in arcades, then cemented at home during the Sega Genesis and SNES era, games like Golden Axe and Streets of Rage were a staple of cooperative action gameplay for a generation.

The International Court of Justice said Monday that Judge Yuji Iwasawa from Japan was elected president by his peers. Iwasawa is the second Japanese to assume the ICJ's presidency, behind Hisashi ...

AMSTERDAM — The International Court of Justice, also known as the World Court, said on Monday that Judge Yuji Iwasawa had been elected as its new president to complete former president Nawaf Salam's ...

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