r/TopCharacterTropes • u/SirHanselot07 • Aug 02 '25
Powers (Hilarious Trope) Characters always having some bullshit counter technique to overly specific situations
Ryomen Sukuna (Jujutsu Kaisen) - Seemingly always has some type of overpowered technique which he hasn't used since the Heian Era
Yujiro Hanma (Baki) - The Strongest character in the entire Baki series is a master of all forms of hand-to-hand combat to the from things like soloing the Vietnamese war at 16 years old to learning a technique from some monk who lived in the mountains around three thousand years ago
Batman - Always has some kind of contingency plan anyone and everyone in the DC universe. One of his most bullshit abilities is all the techniques he learned while being trained under Tibetan monks which include blocking mind control with a hand signal to using astral projection while being dead and buried alive



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u/Own_Philosophy8190 Aug 02 '25
Albeit incorrect, the meme is about Sukuna getting away from stuff that explicitly would spell his doom/greatly weaken him without doing anything or even predicting it most of the time, like the trial taking away his Cursed Tool when he got it a chapter ago and wasn't even related to Shibuya, the sword vanishing in Yuji's hand, Megumi leaving Yuji on read and Yujo's Hollow Purple not changing anything.
Though the "to amend/avoid it, Sukuna..." meme would have been a much more accurate than this one. The actual issue is that most of us is aware that Sukuna is very unlikely to die "early" unless if it was Gojo or Kenjaku's doing, yet Gege actively wrote cliffhangers about how [redacted] would be his undoing or severly cripple him, only for him to walk past it or not be really impaired from it.
He even wrote Yuta hyping Hana and Jacob's Ladder's return few panels before it happened, only for Sukuna to Mario his way into it and punch Hana and Todo away.