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‘Datte kimi, yowaimo’ or just ‘yowaimo’ meaning ‘(since/because) you’re weak’; the full phrase being ‘Daijoubu deshou. Datte kimi, yowaimon’(大丈夫でしょう だって君、弱いもん)is the audial epitome of much of the Western JJK(Jujutsu Kaisen) anime internet fandom’s stan culture surrounding Gojo Satoru, one of the main characters and the main trio’s sensei(‘western’ because ‘yowaimo’ isn’t actually the correct romaji spelling- it really being ‘yowaimon’, (‘mon’, or もん, being the shortened version of ‘mono’,もの, used as a way to emphasise a phrase) as many believe it to be an especially drool inducing moment from Gojo, due to the context of him saying it to an, at that moment, helpless opponent due to the insurmountable difference in power between them. Coupled with the teasing/ playful inflections and voice crack that can be heard in it’s saying, it appeals to many of the -particularly female- audience’s fantasies.
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