Megumi Summons Mahoraga vs Sukuna Itadori Full 4K – 『呪術廻戦』第2期 EPS17
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Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 17
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Megumi Summons Mahoraga
Megumi Summons Mahoraga in The Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 17
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Mahoraga? Makora? How right?!
The time has come… Let's talk about General Mahal.
Before we start looking at the name, let's take a look at the name of our shikigami in Japanese – there's a lot to see there!
八握剣異戒神将魔虚羅 [yatsuka-no tsurugi ikaishinshō makora].
This set of hieroglyphs can be decomposed into:
1. 八握剣 [yatsuka-no tsurugi] "eight-fist-long sword" – a reference to Totsuka no Tsurugi – a legendary sword in Japanese mythology, owned by Susanoo, the god of wind and lord of storms.
2. 異戒 [ikai] – “another/changed commandment (of the Buddha)”
3. 神将 [shinshō] – "divine general"
4. 魔虚羅 [makora] – Mahala
First of all, we are interested in phrases 1 and 4, since they play an important role in the manga. Although you shouldn’t forget about 2 and 3 – we’ll talk about them later in the text.
So, Mahala in Sanskrit, or Makora in Japanese, is one of the 12 Divine general protectors of the Buddha Bhaisajyaguru. The pronunciation of the name varies according to tradition. Just know that in the Japanese fandom he is called Makora-chan.
Where did Mahoraga come from then? Looking at the hieroglyphs, you will understand that there is no Mahoraga there.
Here the English translation played a cruel joke. In the VIZ translation, Makora/Mahala became Mahoraga and still remains so. But they didn’t take this name out of thin air!
Mahoragi is a race of deities in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. They are often depicted as anthropomorphic creatures with serpentine bodies below the waist. However, their appearance may vary depending on the artistic tradition, sometimes having snake heads with humanoid bodies. They are believed to be associated with large snakes such as the python.
They also constitute one of the eight classes of deities (ashtasena) who are said to protect the Dharma. Dharma is the "wheel of law", stylized as a wheel with eight spokes; also called the good emblem of Buddhism – one of its eight “jewels”.
The snake's tail coming from the head, the human body, the wheel above the head – everything comes together!
There is only one explanation – Gege combined different elements of these two creatures and created our general Mahala! But still, it would be more correct to call him Mahala/Makora, because… that’s his name.
Also, the Dharma wheel connected to a sword, or Yatsuka no Tsurugi, is one of the Sacred Treasures on which the Megumi technique is based. But we will tell you about it later in a separate article!
Actually Sukuna beats him with the fire arrow, not domain expansion.
One thing is for sure that it's malevolent 'shrine' and not malevolent kitchen😂
The lil dance Sukuna makes while he makes the beeg fire thing was adorable to me considering the circumstance 💀
คล้ายฮานามิเลย
bro was drinkin out of a sippy cup and eatin popcorn thats crazy
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魔虚羅〜
サマーウォーズ感…
This cut on the video are trash why edited like that
This domain expansion is so powerful that is equal to gojo satoru 's one , if you read the manga your brain will be blown
8:20 AIZEN
This episode felt so dragged out jesus
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The way the rabbit started beating up toji