Major OOC!!! Jujutsu Kaisen derivative work
"Hey, handsome, your tattoos are so damn cool! Are you single?"
After quite a while
"Why can't you be my □□□?"
"Huh? What kind of box? Is it 'drive me wild'?! Handsome, you're so unique!"
"□□□!"
"Handsome, you're so worked up! You're so passionate! Are you a DJ?"
"□□□□!"
"Whoa, I'm a JK!"
Watashi feels like someone caught between two worlds. Every now and then, I catch glimpses of things from parallel worlds.
By chance, Watashi had also just watched a few videos about "Jujutsu Kaisen's special-grade tattooed hunk," "the most J author ever," "Jujutsu Kaisen's angst," and "Jujutsu Kaisen's bathroom." They piqued my interest! I opened my phone, ready to stay up all night and finish Jujutsu Kaisen, but then I fell asleep.
The thing is, I hadn't even started the manga, and I hadn't watched much of the anime either. I just fell asleep and couldn't find it. Yeah, it's probably another thing from a parallel world.
...I must be seeing things. I actually saw a bunch of Jujutsu Kaisen cosplayers. I collected photos with everyone I recognized.
I fell in love with a guy who looked exactly like a cool tattooed hunk. But why does he keep saying things like "box"? Could it be that he... said a banned word on Jinjiang?!
After I persevered day after day, week after week, we got together. Oh, I thought the cool guy would be a gap moe type, but we ended up breaking up.
Mainly, his whole "I'm the greatest, I'm so damn awesome" attitude was just too much, and he was way too tsundere. There was nothing special about him, and he'd even stare at me blankly and stuff. Whatever, that's that. I dumped him.
When I saw Sukuna again in Shibuya, packed up by a short-haired white-haired guy,
I was "flying a plane."
All I heard was something about "reincarnation" and the like.
Weird, why did they give me some cursed energy or whatever?
LOL, they even showed me some kind of movie.
Hmm... For some inexplicable reason, a few memories that didn't exist suddenly appeared in my mind.
This blurb is a mess because Watashi is pretty confused right now, too.
Actually, I have a golden finger: immunity to any cursed energy that could harm me (invincible mode), but I don't have any cursed energy myself. (In short, I can't deal damage.) At first, I'm the "Jinjiang Box Saint," because the stronger the cursed energy, the more my immunity ability needs to get from certain places. (Or maybe M is too filthy, so it's automatically blocked.)
Theme: I want to date Itadori and Sukuna... They're so damn hot.
I'm convinced. Chapter 1: I didn't violate any rules. Why did I get banned again? First, my article is not a VIP article, so why did I type a few more 'OOC apologies'? Second, ?? OOC? Is the abbreviation of ? Out Of Character. It is usually used in the field of ? ACGN (animation, comics, games, novels), which means "out of character, unexpected." This term is often used in role-playing and fan literature, and refers to a character doing or saying things that are inconsistent with the original novel or the original character's premise. The OOC phenomenon can manifest itself in two situations: ? In role-playing activities?, The character is separated from the role he plays, and his words and deeds are contrary to the world background and role positioning, destroying the atmosphere of the role-playing. This situation may be due to the actor's lack of understanding, over-performance, or self-expression. ? In fan literature creation?, The characters distort their personalities and completely deviate from their prototypes. This kind of OOC is manifested by the character saying things that the original character cannot say and doing things that the original character cannot do. That is, the character's behavior is inconsistent with the original character's personality, or even completely deviates from the original character's personality. This situation may be due to the creator's insufficient understanding of the original work, the creative intention being inconsistent with the original work, etc. In order to avoid the occurrence of OOC phenomena, creators should maintain an understanding of the original works and respect for the characters when creating fan literature, and avoid excessive distortion of characters' personalities and behaviors. In addition, OOC can also be used as an Internet buzzword, especially in role-playing and fan literature, to euphemistically express situations where the character's behavior is inconsistent with the original setting. So, what's wrong with me, I ask? There's nothing pornographic, violent, or insulting about it. Is it interesting?