Samsara is the endless cycle of life, death, and rebirth, and it's determinated by human choices, which are thus, potentially infinite. And now the one million dollars worth question, what is Samsara? In fact, Karma itself, the Karmic Cycle actually, is what generates Samsara. Mori can erase someone from the laws cause and effect, control the very concept of time, defies the ordinary laws of cause and effect, by manipulating the power that carries all of creation.īut this is nothing. Mori himself though, is capable of manipulating his own Karma, and defies the order of things, which would be the Karma's original course.
Mori and Mujin walked different, yet identical paths, and that brings them in that specific point in the narrative.
#Will mori jin get his powers back series#
What you decide in the course of your life, sets a series of consequences. It seems Karma is not limited to humans only, hm? In a twist of events, Mori Jin and Mujin Park face each other in a final clash.all because a series of phenomena caused it. What does it entail in the cycle of existence, and why? Well, for one, we must realize that Karma itself is created by human choice. Estabilishing the fundamental concepts of Karma, Karmic Cycle, Samsara and Nirvana. Thus, throw away your preconceived notions of the character, because you're about to be. Some say "solar system level", some say "universal at best", but very few if any at all, actually understand what his true tier is, if we want to call it that way. Quite a daring of a choice, nonetheless, I am pretty confident in this placing for the character, not only from a power-scaling standpoint, but from a narrative one… Well known is the character of Mori Jin across the media, a curious interpretation of Sun Wukong, in the mysterious and long story of 'The God of Highschool', a manhwa written by Yongje Park.Ī character to who I dedicated a blog to explain his identity and what he embodies as a whole in his long journey, this time put up against two formidable opponents. Mori Jin: Final conclusions regarding the power of the character.ĭecem2 Comments "The beginning and the end…"
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