Feb 16, 2024 · As it turns out, a primer does exist that explains what all of Toge Inumaki’s safe words mean in Jujutsu Kaisen. We’ve compiled all of the known words and phrases that have specific meanings ...

Mar 6, 2023 · Language translation for Jujutsu Kaisen Inumaki Toge's words by a native Japanese geek! What does Inumaki Toge say and each rice ball filling mean? I've listed up Inumaki Toge's words and their meanings!

Aug 11, 2023 · Tuna or Tuna Tuna: ツナ, Tsuna: Used to point something out or to direct someone’s attention to something, or as a replacement for “look.” Tuna Mayo: ツナマヨ, Tsuna Mayo: Used as a general phrase or as a replacement for “do something” (about a situation).

Jun 14, 2021 · Toge Inumaki is famous for saying only three things most of the time: salmon, tuna, and bonito flakes. But why does he say them in the first place?

Apr 1, 2024 · "Tuna Mayo" (ツナマヨ - Tsuna Mayo) means to "do something" about a situation. In addition to these main safe words, Inumaki also uses some other creative terms. These include "Fried Tofu...

Toge Inumaki (狗 いぬ 巻 まき 棘 とげ Inumaki Toge?) is a supporting character in Jujutsu Kaisen and one of the main protagonists of its prequel, Jujutsu Kaisen 0: Jujutsu High. He is a descendant of the Inumaki clan and has inherited the clan's cursed speech, which he's developed his own unique speech pattern for in order to avoid cursing others.

When Megumi figures out he can store his weapons into his shadow, Inumaki pointed at Megumi and said tuna tuna. If tuna asks for someone to acknowledge something, tuna tuna is used in an excited manner.

Jul 23, 2022 · Lastly, Tuna tuna (ツナツナ) is Inumaki urging the person to look, and Tuna mayo (ツナマヨ) is him urging the person to talk! Incidentally, tuna mayo is also Inumaki’s favorite onigiri ingredient.

tuna - focus. tuna tuna - look. tuna mayo - talk. I came up with none of this, all credit to the OG author and original author's wording differs slightly. Give it a test during an episodes 5-8 rewatch.

Feb 19, 2021 · On 18th story: Toge Inumaki said “Salmon, caviar, roe.” 1st word : Salmon = Shake in Japanese. 2nd word : Caviar = Ikura in Japanese. 3rd word : Roe = Mentaiko in Japanese.