"Nah, I'd win" Jujutsu Kaisen fans turn one of the iconic dialogues into a cursed meme

Nah I D Win Panel. Nah I'd win Fandom This panel was a direct callback to Gojo telling Yuji he would win against a full-power Sukuna "Nah, I'll win" or "I will win" would be correct since it's referring to a future fight

They delved into the contentious translation, adding witty captions to the speech bubbles. The translation tweak gave meme creators a fertile ground for comical iterations

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However, if the original English translation were left in, whatever Akutami wants fans to think about in regard to Sukuna's challenge to him, would be missed. "Nah, I'll win" or "I will win" would be correct since it's referring to a future fight I'd win" to reference an earlier dialogue with that same character

Nah I'd win Fandom. What should have/could have been said: "Nah, I'd win" "No, I will win" "I will win" or anything like that "Nah, I'll win" or "I will win" would be correct since it's referring to a future fight

Gojo Satoru Nah I'd Win Sticker Gojo Nah Id Win Nah I'd Win Meme Etsy in 2024 Winning meme. Plus, it's not just fans of JJK who are obsessed with this meme When asked by Yuji if he would lose against a Sukuna who has regained his full strength, Gojo replied, with full confidence, "Nah, I'd win." A day later, on April 24, Viz edited the translation of the final panel, changing it from "No" to "Nah, I'd win," thus paralleling the conversation Gojo had with Yuji in the past.