it's just my own theory... but i believe that suguro became like this because he can swallow those curses so he knows what they taste like ... they 're gross and they're made by human negative emotions ... so it's reasonable for him to hate them

@moremos_amv

10 ай бұрын

It's a good theory but there is a loophole in it. If SUGURU GETO was turned out like that due to him consuming negative energy aka curses then why not from the beginning. From the start of the season 2, his mind was not clouded by negative emotions neither it had any visual effects on him from the start but it all began when he saw Gojo with Riko's body and the ugliness of humans and when Yuki Tsukumo gave him the final push he wanted

@rye_constantine

8 ай бұрын

@@moremos_amvwell its not always from the beginning sometimes we need more time to realize and learn the hardway.

The Serbian phrase moje more translates to my sea in English. It is often used as an affectionate term to refer to a loved one, It conveys affection and can be translated as my love, or my sweetheart. It is a way to show your sincere love and affection for someone unique. The song "Džanum" by Teya Dora is a melancholic and introspective piece that deals with the feeling of isolation and abandonment. The title itself refers to a traditional folk healer, and in the context of the song, it symbolizes a desire for comfort and healing that seems to be rejected by others. The first verse expresses the frustration of being left alone in a moment of need, with no one willing to help or understand. The following verse paints a picture of a hopeless and dark situation, where the protagonist feels trapped and unable to escape from her pain. The pre-chorus highlights the sense of despair, as the protagonist realizes that no one can share her suffering or offer her solace. The chorus reinforces the theme of hopelessness, with the belief that the protagonist's destiny is cursed to remain unfulfilled and restless. The phrase "moje more" (my sea) could be interpreted as a metaphor for the protagonist's internal turmoil, with the black mornings being a symbol of her inner darkness. Ultimately, the song seems to convey a sense of resignation and acceptance of the protagonist's fate, even though it is painful and lonely. The repetition of "Niko neće džanum" (no one will call the healer) at the beginning and end of the song reinforces the idea that the protagonist feels abandoned and helpless. no need to say, this song is truly describe their relationship.

@alcidessilvarodriguesjunio2680

4 ай бұрын

Essa música lembra o quanto eu era feliz antes de criar minha própria prisão conhecendo uma pessoa que me faz me sentir sozinho e isolado,hj vivo em uma prisão sem muros ,pois essa pessoa não aceita que nosso relacionamento está falido há muito tempo é horrível viver preso á um relacionamento no qual vc se sente sozinho sem ninguém para conversar e compartilhar momentos bons , espero um dia me libertar dessa prisão sem muros,esse é meu maior desejo no momento

@syronix2

28 күн бұрын

Sorry to burst your bubble, but "more" is shortened and used in this case so lyrics would flow better. The actual meaning comes from "nocne more" which is nightmares in English. And it is even further more proven when she sings about dreaming without peace on her pillow about evil.

@ruuoxi

28 күн бұрын

@@syronix2 no bubble is burst. it's okay. both of them already dead, so it fits more perfectly with them... they both living in nightmare, but now they can be together in death.

I love the AMV! Keep up the great work❤

Keti love Anime❤

This amv is the story of gojo and geto

Bro I fan you ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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SADDEST GETO DEATH

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The only reason i teared up wasn't because of the story told in your edit, but because how poorly it was made, or as hipsters say "yo this shit's ass homie"