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Following a brief recap of the Shibuya Incident, the story jumps into the aftermath and how Yuji avoids execution – a deal Gojo made in Season 1. Fans were incredibly excited, especially with the return of powerful sorcerer Yuta Okkotsu, who vowed to personally carry out Yuji’s sentence. Thankfully, the animation studio MAPPA, known for its high-quality work on Jujutsu Kaisen and other popular anime, exceeded all expectations. The resulting film is a fast-paced, emotionally charged, and incredibly intense experience. It works both as a fantastic standalone story and as a thrilling setup for Season 3, which will focus on the Culling Games arc. The way this storyline is handled – both in terms of plot and visual execution – makes it one of the most memorable parts of Jujutsu Kaisen so far.

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The story reveals the difficult situation of Yuji Itadori, the original hero, who hasn’t aged in decades. He’s currently in hiding from the Jujutsu community, who believe he’s the only one capable of defeating a potential enemy, the Simurians. Recent events focus on sorcerers searching for Yuji and trying to reach Nobara Kugisaki for any information about his location. Nobara has survived all these years, but she hasn’t seen Yuji since the death of Hana Kurusu, a character from the Culling Game Arc, and he hasn’t contacted her since.

A recurring point of disagreement among fans is the modern-day story, which has been woven into the series from the start. The games have shown that this storyline works best when used sparingly, but the 2016 movie didn’t follow that principle.