I'm a passionate fan of Jujutsu Kaisen (JJk), and recently, the 'Tunca Donka' petition has caught my attention. Frankly, it's completely illogical and frustrating for dedicated manga readers like myself. It's disheartening to see anime-only viewers attempting to influence the source material in ways that could fundamentally alter the story we have come to love.

Manga and anime are closely intertwined, each offering unique artistic expressions of the same narrative. We respect the creators and trust their decisions on the storyline as they originally penned. Allowing individuals who only watch the anime – without engaging with the manga – to have a say in its development can lead to narratives that weren't intended by the original creator.

Changing elements already established in the manga due to preferences of anime-only watchers can result in distorting the original work's intentions. Manga serves as the blueprint for anime adaptations, and it's vital to respect that separation to preserve the creative integrity of the work. We've seen cases in other fandoms where well-intentioned but misplaced feedback can lead to critical narrative changes that don't align with the creator's vision.

Statistics reveal that a significant percentage of anime viewers don't always read the corresponding manga, which implies potential gaps in understanding the story in its full depth. By preventing revisions of the manga by those who haven't read it, we safeguard the artistic integrity and intention set forth by the manga authors.

Instead of urging changes, anime fans should be encouraged to explore manga to gain a richer and more comprehensive understanding of the stories they love. This supports both the anime and manga industries and ensures the narrative remains true to its roots.

Join me in signing this petition to uphold the boundaries between anime and manga. Let's respect the vision of manga creators and keep the essence of these amazing stories intact for all fans – present and future. Please sign and share this petition to preserve the authenticity of manga creations.