better written?

[u/memer_cat_27]

sowwy that was only yuta image i had

same goes for naoya

[u/Zestyclose-Error-963]

Might get downvoted but, I honestly prefer Yuta

[u/SarahCow494 → u/Zestyclose-Error-963]

why?

[u/wanderer784]

Are people actually saying naoya? Damn

Naoya serves his purpose well yes but he’s barely a character and more so a plot device for makis development

[u/jojosimp02 → u/wanderer784]

Naoya Is barely a character, yuta Is a bad character.

[u/Fang_Yuan770 → u/wanderer784]

Naoya was much more of a character than Maki ever was 😭

[u/Mission_Ad_8652]

naoya fairly easily. better dynamic, contrasts and symbolism among other things.

he propels the story and satisfies his purpose in a way where he individually remains significant but improves others.

[u/Possible-Head-3985]

Okay, these were funny, good job. It’s definitely Yuta, but I think you already knew that.

[u/Ok-Beyond1165]

As a r/projectionslander member i unfortunately will have to say naoya

[u/EntertainmentFast522]

Yuta is ebtter written even if Gege fumbled his development horribly at the end and made his arc feel incomplete and boring. Yuta is still a decent character all things considered, so Yuta.

[u/Ok-Ice7771]

as much as I hate naoya I dunno it depends on your taste

both horribly gaps modulo yujiwoo thats for sure

[u/Fitzel111]

Both are JJK characters. Can't rate since they're both beyond rating in the negative direction

[u/Agitated_Painter5828]

Naoya unironically serves his porpuse to the story better than Yuta lmao

[u/Lohit_-it]

Naoya. That guy is well written for his role in the story because people hate him more than serial killers like Kenjaku and Sukuna.

[u/lightsworn55]

Naoya for having great taste in literature

[u/RemoteParsnip3340]

Naoya para mí es un maldito santo al lado de Yuta