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Sukuna vs All For One: Who Would Win? Comparing Jujutsu Kaisen and My Hero Academia Villains

Sukuna vs All For One (Credits: Gege Akutami and Kohei Horikoshi)

Anime series rarely cross over directly, but fans often speculate about potential clashes between characters from different popular franchises like “Jujutsu Kaisen” and My Hero Academia. Imagining a showdown between two central villains, All for One from “My Hero Academia” and Sukuna from “Jujutsu Kaisen,” sparks intriguing debates.

All for One’s centuries-long existence and his arsenal of combined quirks make him a formidable opponent in the quirk-filled world of “My Hero Academia.” However, Sukuna’s even longer lifespan and terrifying supernatural powers in “Jujutsu Kaisen” make him a more fearsome adversary.

Yuji and Sukuna (Credits: Gege Akutami)

Sukuna vs All For One

In a hypothetical battle between these villains, it’s speculated that Sukuna would likely emerge victorious. In “Jujutsu Kaisen,” only Satoru Gojo’s overwhelming power has posed a significant threat to Sukuna.

The challenge in predicting the outcome lies in the stark contrast of their abilities. All for One’s extensive quirks, including Hypertrophy, Super Regeneration, and Air Cannon, provide him with a versatile advantage.

All For One (Credits: Bones)

On the other hand, Sukuna possesses supernatural abilities such as the Reverse Cursed Technique, Malevolent Shrine, and the devastating World-Splitting Slash, which can defeat even the strongest characters in his series.

While a matchup between Season 1 Sukuna and Season 3 All for One could be close, Sukuna’s power has significantly increased after consuming more fingers. Presently, with 15 out of 20 fingers devoured, Sukuna has become exceptionally lethal.

Gojo vs Sukuna (Credits: Gege Akutami)

Although there are valid arguments for All for One’s strategic use of quirks, the consensus leans towards Sukuna overpowering any version of All for One seen so far. In this hypothetical clash, Sukuna’s current capabilities tip the scales decisively in his favor.

Steve Johanson: Steve Johnason, a dedicated content writer, devotes himself to spreading manga and anime throughout the world. He believes that people just need a small push to immerse themselves in the world of anime.
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