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In case we really don't get a second season or movie to finish (whatever the Japanese industry decides and/or Jun Inagawa and his staff feel like doing), I pondered a possible final that could be made either of these two ways. Starting from the end of season 1, with the supposed death of Otaku Hero and the new Revolutionary Army rising, and after battling the Magical Destroyers, Otaku Hero Second take the microphone and blurt out "LOVE, MAD, DESTROY! OTAKU HERO LIVES!" before disappearing with the resistance. Shobon, humiliated, vents to Origin about the situation and she nonchalantly ignores him, telling him simply that "the game isn't over", and this "new player" could be an interesting addition, since things were getting mundane and boring; they'll need to improvise a new script. Meanwhile, Anarchy still ponders over the faint memory of Otaku Hero, and how that fight with the resistance was fun despite the Magical Destroyers not winning. She also can't seem to forget the LOVE, MAD,

Lately Twitter has been my main social media focus, although I do quickly visit all the others... while there, I have been writing lots of ideas, most of them mixing JJK with something else. I'll list them below, and if any of you have questions, I'll be glad to answer. Jujutsu Gakkou: Idea based on Shingeki Junior High, where the characters are in a chibi school setting, more focused on comedy. JJK/Dorohedoro AU: Yuji and Sukuna are brothers here; Sukuna is Kaiman, and goes by Ryomei, having been adopted by Yuji's grandpa and raised as Yuji's older brother. The sorcerers and curse users live in a world of their own, but have a truce going on thanks to the Angel (and the Angel Festival symbolizes this truce), and Junpei is sort of "fought for" by the two groups, each trying to recruit him. Tenpenman (Chainsaw Man AU): Junpei is the protagonist, fused with his curse pal Goboko, gaining Idle Transfiguration, and being recruited by the sorcerers; he also finds an objective in saving Yuji