Everything You Need to Know About 'With This Treasure I Summon': the Complete Guide
Q1: What does "Furube Yurayura" actually mean in Japanese?
A1: It is an ancient Shinto liturgical phrase from the Kuji Miki roughly translating to "shake, sway, and oscillate." It historically accompanied the shaking of the Ten Sacred Treasures to call down divine spiritual energy capable of reversing death and curing disease.
Q2: Can Megumi actually command Mahoraga after summoning it?
A2: No. In the Shibuya Incident, Megumi summons Mahoraga as an untamed shikigami to start an exorcism ritual. Because he had never defeated it alone in a prior ritual, Mahoraga acts as an autonomous hostile combatant programmed to kill all participants within the ritual circle.
Q3: Why did Sukuna fight Mahoraga instead of letting it kill Megumi?
A3: Sukuna needed Megumi alive to serve as his future vessel, having recognized the latent potential of the Ten Shadows Technique during their earlier clash in the Fearsome Womb arc. If Megumi died in the ritual before Haruta was killed, the boy would be permanently lost, ruining Sukuna's grand resurrection plan.
Q4: Has anyone in history ever tamed Eight-Handled Sword Divergent Sila Mahoraga?
A4: Within recorded history prior to Sukuna taking over Megumi's body, zero members of the Zenin clan successfully subdued Mahoraga. Past clan heads only utilized the shikigami as a final suicide draw against rival sorcerers, including a legendary head-to-head collision that killed both a Ten Shadows user and a Six Eyes / Limitless user centuries ago.
