Kagurabachi fans agree that Samura can now " join the club" with Gojo and Toji

Kagurabachi fans recently read the spoilers for the most recent chapter and were astonished by the outfit that Seeichi Samura was wearing. There was a decent number of fans who claimed that he has to "join the club" with the likes of Satoru Gojo and Toji Fushiguro from Jujutsu Kaisen because of how similar their outfits are.

This refers to the outfit made out of a black shirt and baggy white pants that Samura is seen wearing in the latest Kagurabachi chapter, which is something that both Gojo and Toji wore in their respective series. Furthermore, this has been seen several times across various franchises, such as the examples of Hunter X Hunter's Killua Zoldyck and One Punch Man's Garou.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the manga/anime and reflects the opinions of the writer and the people quoted.

Kagurabachi fans highlight Samura's recent outfit, comparing it to the likes of Jujutsu Kaisen's Satoru Gojo and Toji Fushiguro

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The most recent chapter of the Kagurachi manga features Seiichi Samura, one of the last Enchanted Blade wielders of the Seitei War, wearing an outfit that has become rather iconic across the medium. It is the combination of a black shirt with baggy white pants with a martial arts belt that has been shown several times in multiple series, especially when it comes to battle shonen.

Naturally, two of the most prominent examples in the medium in recent years have been Satoru Gojo and Toji Fushiguro from Jujutsu Kaisen, especially when it comes to the latter. His appearance with that outfit in the second season of the Studio MAPPA anime adaptation in 2023 made him an extremely popular character, making that outfit even more notorious in social media circles.

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As mentioned earlier, it is also worth pointing out that Goji and Toji are not the only characters who wore this outfit before Samura. Another prominent example is Killua Zoldyck, the coprotagonist of Hunter X Hunter, who is seen wearing a similar version of this look with long sleeves during the early stages of the Chimera Ant as he and Gon Freecss were exploring with Kite.

There is also the case of Garou in One Punch Man, who is arguably the first one who made it notorious. He wears this outfit during the second season of the anime and is by far the character's most iconic look, although he does change from time to time in the manga, especially as he turns into a monster.

"Another death flag for him," someone said.

"More fuel to my imaginary Samura vs swordsaint fight at the end of kgb," another person said.

"So he's gonna die losing a chunk of his body," someone else said.

There are some people who claim that Samura is now going to die in Kagurabachi because he wore that outfit, since that happened to Toji and Gojo once they wore it. However, it is also worth pointing out that the likes of Killua and Garou survived, so that needs to be considered as well.

"The fit fit for the strongest," another person said.

"samura vs sword saint as gojo vs sukuna... need to draw dat," someone else said.

It is simply a fun coincidence, and Kagurabachi fans showed how much they know their battle shonen with this.

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