The opponent was too bad.
Sukkun is the strongest.

Sukuna wasn’t even trying.

If it weren’t for Makora, we would have won…

The author said that if they hadn’t let their guard down, they wouldn’t have lost, so there is a suspicion that Gojo was normally stronger.

Gojo was a bit strange back then.
“I was dominated by the mysterious thought of ‘I have to teach Sukkun about love.'”

It was Kashimo who made me go all out! Kashimo is strong!

Even if I’m going to lose, I at least wish I could have looked a little cooler.
Why is my face getting more and more like a frog…?

It was not good that we completely won strategically.
Remaining calm is important.

>>7It’s true that I’m not putting in my full effort against an ordinary person.

At that point, Sukuna only had the world slash of revival, and if that was avoided, it was over.

I should have used the non-closing area warp.

“It’s that guy who set up the flag by saying ‘Gojo’s going to win’.”

It’s impressive that Sukuna tried to act cool even after being completely toyed with and losing.

It might be that being careless meant that once they defeated Mahito, it would be somewhat manageable with Itadori and the others’ full-scale battle.
I don’t know about the dead Kashimo.

Even if there were no Mahora at the airport round, you’re saying you still couldn’t win against Sukuna?

The reason for the defeat was being treated as expendable even by my allies.

The part where both sides are firing at each other had too much explanation and was not interesting at all, but the battle of whether Makora’s adaptation is quick or if he rapidly unleashes unlimited void techniques was really entertaining.

If I didn’t have long limbs, I would have been just an ordinary person and the game would have been over…

“The loneliness that comes with being strong is a good theme, isn’t it?”

Is it stupid to be taking things lightly while carrying the lives of companions and other responsibilities?

It’s wrong that the strongest vs. the strongest is a matter of underestimating each other.
There is absolutely no feeling of having given it all.

It’s inevitable for the master to die, but I hope they leave something behind…

It’s a bit lame how you try to make excuses saying you’re not being careless, but end up getting called out on all your weird justifications, and in the end, it just turns into being careless.

Well, the mindset that even if I die, Yuuta and Yuujin will somehow manage was not necessarily wrong as a result, but I have decided to avoid death.

Considering the amount of growth, Aitsu is more like a teacher.

I wanted them to tear away Megumi and Sukuna personally, even if it meant sacrificing their lives.

Before consuming the limitless void, Sukuna had the upper hand, and as a sorcerer, I think Sukuna is a little superior.

They showed me cola and a movie…

In the end, both of them just wanted me to have fun!

I think the fight itself was pretty good.
The way of showing defeat was just too much.

Wouldn’t it have been better to defeat them while saying this in the first place?

They say Sukuna is the strongest, but there’s no way someone who was sealed away after being cut by a ring is the strongest.

Disguised Zaozagasure del

The final battle was seriously at the level of a resurrection saga.

During the month that Sukuna effortlessly gathered fingers and became complete, what has this person been doing?

If it’s just a little advice from Fushiguro Sukuna, he might get beaten in physical combat, so Azuya might be stronger in body techniques.

If they had just let me take back the blessing, honestly, whether I lost or died, it would have ended with “Gojo-sensei is so cool!!”

At least my performance in the technique was overwhelmingly better, that was no joke.

It would have been better to have a struggle for the control of the fingers than to do something like sequential input that feels like stretching.

The ultimate showdown is somewhat underwhelming in scale.

Why was Sukuna sealed away in the first place?

The theory that Gojo was murdered is the most plausible theory, which is just ridiculous.

The result of avoiding the character’s monkey space sending is watching the curse.

It’s pitiful that being excluded and the situation remains awful.

It would have been better if they had included even a bit of a depiction like me being selfish about making it one-on-one because of the restrictions.

Sukuna defeats the strongest Satoru Gojo, and the character of teacher Satoru Gojo dies at the airport as well.
It was the worst turn of events…

In this scene, I can only interpret that they don’t care about living students or anything like that when they were being careless…

“I won! Jujutsu Kaisen is complete!”

It’s nice how Okkotsu gets angry and says, “Isn’t Gojo-sensei important?!”

Even if I concede that watching jujutsu is fine, why would you have someone with no prior depiction explain it?

It was truly remarkable how nearly everyone’s stocks went down.

Rather, I think Sukuna, who is buying time to adapt to Gojo, has a sense of being a skilled fighter and is doing well.

Many things have been said, but it was good the way it was.
Atsuya came up with the plan, so…

After all, Gojo, Sukuna, Fushiguro, and Urami are all lame in the final battle…

Do whatever you want, just fight with Kensaku…

Due to Gojo’s death, Atsuya and Otkotsu’s status has risen.
What is this…

When Sukkun finally says “well done,” the sense of greatness is amazing.

Isn’t it a bit of a problem that normally, Teacher Gojo takes back Megumi and somehow it ends with Itadori, Megumi, and Kugisaki vs. Sukuna…?

Sukuna was weakened.
The strongest in history is Sukuna.

Why don’t we just say that the ordinary person is just a sudden inspiration from now on?

Although Okkotsu had a strange direction, he was still properly concerned for the ordinary person, so he should have helped at that moment, even if it meant killing Atsuya.

I think it’s foolish to participate after Gojo died, regardless of whether the remaining members are strong or weak.

If they were going to prolong it with gradual deployment of forces, they should have depicted the Ume-Scale battle like in that “Meanwhile” kind of way.

It’s not that Sukuna wasn’t putting in effort; rather, throughout the story, he was continually building up his hand of cards to conserve energy for what was to come.

Well then, ordinary person.
A common person relying on inherited techniques and the Six Eyes.

Sukkun has a secret weapon.
If Atsuya had joined, it would have been used.

The six-eyed can use a digestive system to create illusions, and the source of cursed energy is also invisible.

Getting Fushiguro back is almost the same as defeating Sukuna…

A more trashy technique than I expected.

When Gojo makes a joking remark, it often has lines aimed at fangirls.
I wondered if the editor came up with that line because it feels a bit annoying.

Without Makora, is the winning strategy a postponed game with a boring match?

In the end, if the battle between Gojo and Sukuna was portrayed as a top-level showdown where the average folks would just get taken out the moment they stepped in, that alone would have been enough, because it feels like you could really get immersed in it.

Despite receiving the singer princess buff, it’s a rescue operation for the students, yet there’s a suggestion for a one-on-one battle against a lizard that has been completely underestimated, where the techniques used are mostly borrowed from Megumi, and the only way to win is to stubbornly wait until I can pull the right adaptation gacha, while dealing with an ugly Machoke.
This is the card for the Jujutsu Kaisen showdown.
This is a development that truly tests MAPPA’s skills.

I mean, there’s no way we can deploy everyone.
Because drawing such a group battle is impossible…

At least one major technique, the domain, has been defeated, and the maximum fighting power is still intact, making this the perfect time.
It’s typical of a poor shogi player to cherish the rook more than the king and miss out on opportunities.

I lost after being thoroughly underestimated, so my status has dropped.
Even if it’s turned into a nice story after losing…

Sukkun is the strongest, so tricks and techniques won’t work on him, which can’t be helped.

Ah, wait, wait. The problem can be easily managed just by piling on your usual showmanship, so it’s easy, isn’t it?

If others are weak, we have to go all out to ensure Gojo doesn’t die.
If you were strong, you should have intervened normally, and the composition itself is strange.

Despite the previous depiction showing a normal victory, it was made to look like a loss the following week.
It is not a matter that the person can do anything about.

I wonder what this person, who left nothing behind as a master or as a disciple in terms of fate, really is.

Do we really have to watch the game in a group through video from now on? Are you serious?

I can’t take my eyes off that magician…! 😍

I was irritated by the fact that it seemed like they were forcing me to say I didn’t understand what they were trying to depict, rather than just the humor being unfunny.

“Quake with the airport episode featuring voice and BGM.”

The theory of processing drops and the game world was quite convincing.

The feedback about the airport return was filled with impressions of being moved, but here it was mostly denial and confusion, which made me feel a significant temperature difference.

What is the purpose of the Six Eyes if they can’t see through the Binding Vows?

Even a bunch of half-hearted guys, when gathered together, will just be carved up and finished off in a single strike, so I understand one-on-one fights.
Once I realized the domain couldn’t be used anymore, I thought it was good to meet those guys and have a lynching!

Maki was of no help at all.

I’ll say it clearly.
Miguel would have been able to maintain his stocks if he hadn’t sold.

It’s difficult for a strong character to lose in a way that feels satisfying.

They said there were few enemies against allies, but originally there was someone on the enemy side who could increase that kind of thing.

I died, but I came back to life through the bond with my students, bringing joy to my fans.

I will fly over the part about the flowers and Sukuna at the airport and drown it out with sound.

Wait, wait!
How many times has the protagonist been powered up?

I don’t care if I’m stopped! I want to be of help to my teacher! I wanted it to happen!
If you join the chaotic battle in the order of arrival from there, the depiction would naturally not feel out of place.

I feel like deviating from the mainstream, but I understand that it won’t lead to anything good. I think the decisive battle was quite clear, and the parts I like about the jujutsu are all classic points.

I wonder if the narrator, who announced the extinction rule, will read everything diligently…

Thinking that becoming weak comes from gathering together means there aren’t many allies for Sukkun.

If only Sukuna’s Four Heavenly Kings were here…

Mr. Gojo is cool; he’s arrogant and shallow, but even though he’s a teacher, in the end, he threw all of that away.

Isn’t it unnecessary to say that we were able to expand the domain thanks to Azuya?

I really think it’s amazing that you had a reflection meeting after the final boss battle.

I like the gay guy who was garbage but fought back while falling apart.

It’s not that I can’t blame the way we lost.
Isn’t that just the author’s convenience?

In the final stage, they were told not to come out because the stock would drop once it was their turn.

Are you saying that we should have made Wan a member of the Sukuna army without killing him?

I love the part where Itadori gets really angry due to Fushiguro being taken over and starts punching while destroying buildings and the city… I wish there were more moments like that.

Kugisaki is doing something incomprehensible like setting a restriction where she can’t break things that can’t be broken, even in her limited appearances…

There are often natural depictions of Atsuya being heated up, right?

I think things really went downhill from the point where I consumed the emotionless Fushiguro sister all at once.

If Gensaku were to take over Sukuna, it would seem strong as a final boss with increased techniques.

I want to teach you a love that I can’t win against; the meaning of this teasing is so incomprehensible.

Please explain why Gojo was oddly repeating the complex sentence structure.
It is necessary.

Well, it’s true that if Miguel and Ottokotsu had tried harder, they could have won normally, and I do reflect on that, but is it really okay to say it…?

Let’s have a reflection meeting on the big screen for the final chapter movie trilogy.

Ten thousand viruses

If love is just something that many people are talking about, that’s fine, but why is it spreading to other characters too?