#megumi zenin

[pushistkiy]

guardians of the sun and moon

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What They Do After Having Sex

MDNI//NSFW

Characters: Gojo, Nanami, Sukuna, Megumi, Yuta, Naoya

W: Kinda angst, Gojo and Sukuna are neglectful partners (kinda), Naoya's an ass, Sukuna can be nice I guess, Naoya is still an ass even if he's sad

W/n: Something a bit bittersweet for the holidays since I felt like it. Most of it is fluff but some of it is angst.

Gojo

Pulls out immediately unless you’re both actually dating.

He’s not an observant lover at all so don’t expect him to have a water bottle for you to drink from. If anything, he has one for himself.

Intentionally starts talking right after. Talks about anything and everything. Will comment on the expressions that you made while he was balls deep.

Will ask you if you’d want to clean him up with your tongue. Horny is an understatement.

He sometimes feels bad for not being as a caring partner as he assumes you'd like him to be.

He's not used to affection that wasn't sexually charged so the most you can expect from him is to emulate what he thinks normal couples do with each other.

He sometimes holds you close to him but he only does this when he knows you're asleep.

He craves affection from you but he doesn't want to scare you away or put you in danger.

You're the most precious thing he has, and be it that you're not exclusively his, he still wants to pretend for a while that you are.

Nanami

Holds you close to himself. He needs that skin-to-skin contact to ground himself.

Doesn’t care to pull out but he knows that if he doesn’t he’ll just want more of you. You’re already sore and tired, he doesn’t want to push it.

Has water out for you as well as snacks. He wants you to feel looked after.

He sometimes doesn’t have the energy for it but he still makes sure to clean you up with wet wipes.

When he does have the energy he makes his job to pamper you. Your body is washed and massaged so all the aches vanish just as they came.

He wants nothing but to make sure you're relaxed and ready to sleep in his arms for another night.

He puts on one of his shirts on you, a new pair of underwear so you don't get too cold, and then envelopes you in his arms under the covers of your shared bed.

This is the only time he feels at ease. There is no stress being around you and you managed to bring him such tranquility it's tempting to quit all of his social responsibilities just to stay with you.

Just breathe deeply beside him and he'll be asleep in an instant. His hands are warm as they slide under the shirt he gave you and stay put as you both sleep through the early morning till mid day.

Sukuna

He demands to be serviced.

You bring him towels to clean himself with but most of the time he has you clean him up with your mouth.

On the rare occasion when he feels soft or even considerate of you, he will pick you up and take you to the open bath to clean you both up.

He has his arms wrapped around you, your body flushed against him as he tells his servants to clean the bedroom and to have a change of clothes ready for you both.

He's jealous, so didn't stare at anyone other than him. No one should have the right to see your hazy eyes and marked body.

You were his possession.

Sometimes bites you just to claim you.

An even rarer act of love he does is when he gives you a massage for your sore back.

Depending on your status and what you mean to him, he'll let you sleep in his bed. If he craves you more carnally, if he sees you being his life partner, you best believe he isn't letting you go.

Megumi

Very nervous the first few times because he doesn't know what to do or how to make you feel good after sex.

He eventually figures out that he could just ask you what you want and he is happy to do it for you.

Makes sure to have cold water on the nightstand for you to drink and has wipes already out so he can start cleaning you both up.

Kisses your neck reassuringly.

He's quiet throughout the entire thing. He makes it his duty to pour all of his affection into it so there's no doubt he loves you.

There's always a blush that shows up when you do the same thing back for him.

You have to pull him into a hug if you want cuddles. He won't do anything unless you tell him you want it.

He falls asleep right after making sure you have everything you need. You wear him out easily.

Likes the feeling of your body pressed against his own and enjoys listening to your heartbeat as he slips away into a dream about you.

Yuta

Loves you with everything he has and he shows it with every touch.

He's nervous. He doesn't want to hurt you so he makes it his duty to praise you and adore you. He needs to reassure himself that he is doing everything to take care of you because he wants to know you need him.

He always makes sure to kiss your entire body before whispering how much he loves you.

He takes you to the bathroom to dip you into the bath. He cleans and rubs away all the aches in your body. He'll gently massage your scalp to relax you. It's fine if you fall asleep during this, he finds it cute and gives him an excuse to hold you close.

The warmth of your body reassures him, it helps melt away all of the anxieties he felt about if he was good enough for you.

He kisses your neck and talks to you aimlessly about how much he loves you and wants you.

He buries his face into your hair and breaths in your scent.

You were his all and he needed to prove himself worthy of being yours.

So when he sees that you fall asleep with his arms wrapped around your waist, he couldn't help just how thunderous his heartbeat became at your comfort.

Naoya

This man has no clue what aftercare is and it shows.

He will not comfort you but will expect you to be ready to take on whatever he gives you.

Refuses to even look at you in your eyes. He doesn't want to see just what he did to you because deep down there's is some semblance of shame.

He recognizes that your body is bruised and sore. It's all his doing but he refuses to help you because it would mean being vulnerable and showing some semblance of mercy to you.

You're his bride-to-be but that didn't mean he had to baby you, right?

Feels empty when you always turn your back to him or go to sleep. He isn't used to being rejected. He is the monster all of the women he's beaded fear yet there he lay next to someone who could care less.

The bed was warm but you were cold to the touch.

You had gotten up to clean yourself and drank water before leaving for the guest room he had assigned to you.

This was the bedroom you were meant to share yet you always left him by himself. He was empty and alone and he knew that he had earned it.

[mikasadirtyscarf]

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[neonscandal]

I saw a video these days about jujutsu and I saw something that I never realized that Megumi is not a good person because he is willing to do anything for his sister, which makes him selfish and that he only saves those who he "deems" to be a good person and who qualify as a good person for him. his morality is very black and white just like geto. There's a line from him that is very realistic, especially today in the manga, that sorcerers are not heroes, an example saturo gojo.

Just Megumi dodging these harsh allegations.

You mean Megumi Fushiguro, son of Toji Fushiguro Satoru Gojo?? Character alignment wise, I oscillate between considering Megumi a True Neutral or more of a Lawful Neutral where "Lawful" is being applied generously.

Megumi is incredibly principled. The baseline for his evaluation of a person is distilled down to an observation that "I won't kill you so, in return, you shouldn't kill me." In a lookback at his days before Jujutsu High, we see that he is more than comfortable beating the brakes off of people who violate this basic tenet, even if they don't infringe upon it with him directly. Despite the rule as he lectures the delinquents, his application of it is very in line with Geto's ideology that the strong should protect the weak and keep the strong in check.

Geto considered all non-sorcerers to be weak against curses thus it was sorcerers' responsibilities to mind the herd. Megumi is a bit more discerning which is a reflection of his strength and perceived weakness compared to his peers. It also factors the flaws and inherent ability to be evil into his consideration. What set Geto astray was the fact that, as the strongest, he couldn't fathom the weak to be a threat. Based on Megumi's actions, those that deserve protection, like Tsumiki and Yuji, are those who are selfless and act on others' behalfs even to their own detriment. So, doing anything for Tsumiki, not even his blood relative, is a reflection of her purity of character. He's not one to cause harm to innocent people but does consider past harm as damnable offenses (like the truck driver who struck a kid in the juvenile detention center... who may or may not have been the driver who killed Rika Orimoto).

I think the big difference here is the fact that... Geto was a part of "The Strongest". Megumi is not. While he was great against non-powered up delinquents, people within jujutsu society remark that he's not good at hand to hand combat. Further, at this point in the anime, we now see that Megumi, at any indication that a fight was going poorly, either had a death wish or didn't see a way out that didn't involve summoning Mahoraga... even against Todo. EVEN AGAINST HARUTA. One could argue his morality is less to do with the idea of omnipotence as was the case with Geto and more to do with the fact that... he's not out here trying to die for someone who will later cause more harm to the world than he can cause good.

It's true, Megumi is aware that sorcerers are not heroes. In fact, he probably thinks those who are foolhardy and believing that they're helping people are especially laughable. Consider the fact that Megumi Fushiguro is a person who was bought and sold... twice... by sorcerers. He's got no choice in the matter as to the path he's on but he's got a tempered sense of reality that is informed by the fact that sorcerers die all the time, students and adults alike. He's just trying to make it out alive and with as much autonomy as he can and that informs an illusion of choice as to who is worth potentially dying for.

While his ideals definitely seem like they could lead him down a similar path to Geto, I think his motivation informed by a sense of self-preservation that he's willing to forego on principle differs greatly from Geto's perception that no harm would ever come to him at all. Geto experienced a foundational upset that altered his brain chemistry but Megumi is aware of his own weakness all the while and will still choose to fight. Please also remember the whole reason he even agreed to go with Gojo in the first place was to make sure Tsumiki wouldn't have a shitty life. He blindly chose a life fraught with peril so she wouldn't suffer at the hands of the Zenin. He, a child, essentially agreed to indentured servitude to protect her because, alone, he could not fend for her.

RE: Gojo as a hero... I am not so foolish as to say he is, but I am not uninformed to say he isn't either. He is simply flawed. Both in essence as a character and in the execution of his ideals. But consider the fact that, as The Strongest:

Gojo doesn't have to bend to the will of the elders that he disagrees with, he could simply kill them.

Gojo doesn't have to take missions just as Yuki Tsukumo refuses, he could let others continue to die in vain.

Gojo doesn't have to stick his neck out for Megumi, Yuta or Yuji, what matter are they to him when he has godlike strength?

None of the above would make him a villain to simply.. not participate in the rigamarole of jujutsu society because, with his strength, it's not like anyone could force him to. Doing the above also doesn't make him a hero; however, knowing that he could just go off and do whatever but he chooses the path of great resistance to cultivate abilities in others so as to better prepare them to be sorcerers and, as much as he can, protect them from the burden of their responsibilities. He's earnestly trying to improve facets of jujutsu society that he doesn't necessarily have to suffer because it's the right thing to do and it benefits kids who come up after him. In comparison to what he could be doing, he's trying to make a difference so the world doesn't lose another person like Geto to the reality of what it means to be a sorcerer.

In a broader sense, Gojo also meets the literal requirements of a hero as a literary device as he is a legendary figure seemingly born of divine descent and endowed with great strength and ability. This is just offset by him being canonically grating to like... everyone around him but Geto and just, generally, a silly, goofy lil guy 🤪✨

[pfpanimes]

⌕ jujutsu kaisen - megumi fushiguro.

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[nottwilightbella]

absolutely took me tf out

[semisthenicestpersonever]

(JJK MANGA SPOILERS)

no cuz he was so cool i want him back

also, him resisting sukuna>>

[2virgul]

Megumiiiii

[littleholmes]

for .5 seconds I thought this was somehow maki

[geeky-mido]

Hi I’m starting a new college semester so I’ve been prepping but enjoy these summer drawings!

[pushistkiy]

Can you take a picture of us at sunset?

[bbgthoma]

now i understand why i simp for the both of them

[neonscandal]

I have a slightly complex question a lot of people want megumi to be saved but does he want to be saved he lost his sister his teacher is in the depths of darkness and another will be that if he is saved he doesn't go crazy and fall like suguru because his motivation which was his sister died and so did his teacher. Thank you for answering my question.

Thank you for being kinda vague as I try to keep things as spoiler free as I can. I feel like at this point, my hypothesis for who makes it to endgame continues to shift but I think it's interesting that your question isn't will he live but, rather, does he want to.

⚠️ Spoiler warning through JJK chapter 236.

Empirically and, I think we can all agree, Megumi probably does not want to be saved. Less to do with the fate of Tsumiki and Gojo and more to do with the fact that... even before such things took place, Megumi was always ready to pull the ripcord. Megumi “Watch What These Hands Do” Fushiguro has been itching to summon Mahoraga since episode one without a chance of subjugating it. Always on the hunt for something to die for, it seemed.

But when you consider how increasingly dire his situation has become, it's hard to imagine him making a recovery even if he is liberated. Sukuna has blighted his soul, indelibly. His hands have killed Tsumiki and Gojo. His soul has absorbed the damage of Gojo's strongest attacks. Even before his body was highjacked, the Culling Games inspired unfathomable hopelessness which, of course, creates more curses and furthers the imbalance that sorcerers were already up against. But, moreover, with Sukuna at the helm, Megumi has also seen his beloved shikigami irrevocably corrupted. Could be a leap but... think of the throwback we saw of the white divine dog from when he was a kid. In Megumi's isolation, those shikigami probably provided some much needed comfort and now most of them are unrecognizable. Not even touching on the possible pride of each milestone as he mastered them.

This, to me, is one of the sadder spreads since Megumi's been possessed.

However, just because he may not wish to be saved doesn't mean he won't be. Gege Akutami has a penchant for anguish and there is an exquisite irony in Megumi being extricated despite this desire and bearing the burden of living, anyway.

Not sure there's a grand message in that from a narrative point of view but, if we think back to what we've learned about life after loss:

Last words/wishes/wills damn the living (Re: Yuta and Rika, Yuji's grandfather and Yuji, Nanami and Yuji, Miguel and Geto, Gojo and Geto)

According to Todo, one must not defile the memories of those lost by trying to find meaning. One must simply live on so those you are connected to are never truly defeated.

Almost feels like living is a punishment. And, again, looks like being good does nothing for you. It makes me question whether the series will actually end positively for remaining parties or not 😂

I feel like this realization bears an impact on how I see the series ending but wonder if the next chapter will cement my thoughts. I'd been thinking about Yuji's significance and Sukuna's refusal to acknowledge it for a while and the last chapter proved me right! I was so mad I hadn't written about it yet! 🙄

[kingofsorrow20]

[inkjetpaladin]

He also wants to work out 🥺

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[gojoforever69]

Bro was about to summon Mahoraga at the first episode lol, my boy was done with life from the start.