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Higuruma's whole Domain is a great example of interwoven binding vows/equal exchanges to balance out otherwise broken powers. 0 violence, but it goes both ways. Judgeman has all the info, but Higuruma gets the same info as the target. Balance is where the real power comes from. Fairness. Equality... show more

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Wait a minute,So back then did Higuruma learnt Domain expansion on the spot?Or during the course of the Culling games? Either ways Kashimo is such a fraud cuz how you gonna be the strongest in your era without a domain but this dude has it day 1 lmao😂 #呪術廻戦 #JujutsuKaisen

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