I meant to post this WAY earlier but didn't have the chance to finish it till now. I drew all the Tokyo Jujutsu Tech students for this. It might have been a short ride but I enjoyed the time I spent reading JJK

Last minute pumpkin idea

[ Domain Expansion: Benevolent Soul Sanctuary ]

Fuck you Greg Adams for not naming it.

I say this, because normally in these big series and franchises, when the general people think about them, they usually associate it to their MCs, like the MC is normally the face and soul of the series, the first thing that normally comes to mind when they think about said series.

For example, when people think about Dragon Ball, the think that comes into mind for the common people is Goku, he is the face of the whole series, for One Piece is Luffy, for Bleach is Ichigo, for Demon Slayer is Tanjiro, for Chainsaw Man is Denji, for MHA is Deku, for Naruto is well.. duh.

But when it comes to JJK is... Gojo, and then is Sukuna. Like the face of the series is a side character, sometimes along with the main villain. Like i dont know, but someone else feels there is something wrong about it?

I was walking to Shibuya to meet with my friends and there was some kind of large black dome covering it that I was told not to pass through. I called them to see if they're okay and they told me some guy named Satoru Gojo was suppose to be arriving soon. I saw a white-haired dude who was blindfolded and assumed he was a cosplayer. This guy entered the dome and is yet to return. What should I do, y'all?

Happy Halloween!!! I like to think these dorks matched costumes every time. I wanted to add a background but ran out of time :’U sorry

!The manga ended without answering any questions about her, and what?!<

!She must have been a strong jujutsu sorcerer by her cursed technique. Did she happened to have married to the descedents of Sukuna by coincidence? Kenjaku just showed up one day and took her body?!<

JACKPOT!

Anime Questions Thread

All manga spoiler questions should be redirected to the MANGA Questions Thread crossposted from r/Jujutsushi each week. This thread is anime-only. Manga spoilers will be removed.

FAQs

What chapter should I start reading the manga at?

The anime leaves off at Chapter 63, or the start of Volume 8.

Where can I read JJK?

If buying physical copies isn't an option...

Officially: Shueisha - Only the first three chapters and the most recent 3 chapters are available. New chapters are released every Sunday at around 10 PM MST (UTC-7). Viz Media - Only the first three and most recent 3 chapters are available for free, but for $2 a month, you can read the entire series (and every series on their site), including Volume 0, Jujutsu Kaisen's Prequel. New chapters are also released on the same day and time as on the Shueisha site.

Unofficially, Google "read Jujutsu Kaisen free" and make sure you have an adblocker installed.

What is the movie about?

It covers Volume 0, a one-shot prequel that Gege wrote before writing the main series of Jujtusu Kaisen. Yuta Okkotsu is the main character and it the story takes place 1 year prior to the main series.

Should I read Volume 0? And when?

You can read it whenever you like, but Chapter 63 is a good point to read it. It explains some of the events and motivations that happen in the JJK storyline.

Where can I watch the anime and movie?

Legally on Crunchyroll. We unfortunately have to keep links to aggregate sites off of the sub or risk it being flagged for takedown. Otherwise, try Googling "where to watch anime free reddit".

Which chapters correspond to which episode?

u/HououinKyoma23 created an amazing guide that covers every episode:chapter in the series! Check it out here!

Source: @animejujutsu

So like a lot of people probably were during and after the manga ended, I was a bit confused about Yuko Ozawa's significance in the story. TL/DR is at the bottom.

But I've been rewatching season 2 and something she said caught my attention. So I'm posting this to see if I'm cooking or not.

So the narrative of that flashback sequence was the following:

Yuko hears Yuji say that out of all people in his class he likes her, because of the way she eats and her handwriting.

She leaves and does nothing about it because she think's she isn't good enough for him.

Years later after a growing like 3 foot taller and losing a lot of weight she sees him again and considers if she is good enough with how she looks now, which leads to her asking Nobara in the coffee shop etc.

When Yuji sees her for the first time in years he immediateley recognises her despite looking completely different, once again suggesting that Yuji sees people for who they are rather than their physical attributes.

When leaving the restaurant Yuko says something that caught my eye.

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She says that Yuji was looking at a side of her that she wasn't aware was there, and "I thought "Maybe with how I look now, I might..." I'm living by the same standards of people I hate".

Basically she's saying, she didn't conform to standards before even though Yuji saw past those standards. And now that she meets the standards she could have a chance. But she won't take the chance because those standards are held by people she hates.

And this made me think after reading the end of the manga: Is that not the relationship of Yuji and Sukuna?

Sukuna's hedonistic views do not conform with societal standards, putting it lightly. And he hates people that perpetuate those standards, like Yuji.

When Yuji opens his domain for the first time, a lot of people were confused at what that was, but it was Yuji desperately looking for that other side of Sukuna that Sukuna doesn't know is there.

Eventually when Sukuna is expelled from Megumi, Yuji gives him one last chance to show him that side. The same way that Yuko might have a chance after changing.

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Sukuna does consider it, and we know this because of him walking into the next life with Uraume.

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He considers it, but chooses against it. Because that would be living by the same standards as the people he hates (Yuji). This is the exact revelation Yuko experiences. He has a chance, but denies it because it would mean going against who he is.

It could also be said that him taking on Yuji's suggestion in the end could be the same as Yuko moving on to find love with someone else.

TL/DR:
Yuko Ozawa chooses against asking Yuji out now that she has changed because she hates the standards that she didn't conform to in her childhood, as well as the people who perpetuate them.
Sukuna chooses against living with Yuji and abandoning his hedonism because he hates the standards that he didn't conform to in his life, as well as the people who perpetuate them.

I would really like opinions on this idea because I think Yuko could've actually been intended as a narrative device to show Yuji and Sukuna's relationship early on. Which makes sense as to why she wasn't really mentioned again, because she had already fulfilled her purpose in the story.

People might say that I shouldn't give Gege this much credit and its just a coincidence but Gege LOVES to tell his story in unorthodox ways that you have to think hard about

Drawing for Exetober day 25 FIRE - Tensuko Tails vs Diablo (Friday Night Funkin FNF Vs Sonic.exe rerun UST by DJ Awesome)

Inspired in Sukuna Divine Flames and Maki vs Naoya Zenin

Sukuna fight?