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| The final convo we see between Yuji and Gojo was beautiful. Seeing Gojo's dream come into fruition. He changed the Jujutsu world. Sukuna admitted his defeat in how he lived. Yuji changed the king of curses view on life. Yuta will forever wear the scar of Kenjaku. Safe to say that the future is bright with Gojo's students around. At least finally, he'll be looked back at as more than a monster or a weapon. Thank you Gege. |
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| Not a huge fan of the ending. Feels very abrupt, like all the wind in the sails just stopped. I have my criticisms, especially in the final arc, but genuinely I'm glad that overall I loved the series. Culturally the JJK era will be pretty memorable. #ThankYouGegeAkutami |
| I dropped the series, but curiosity took over and holy shit, these last three chapters were HIDEOUS. Easily one of the shittiest endings I've ever seen. Nice work, Greg Akutami |
| Like 95% of Shonen Jump manga, it had its ups and downs, but it was a fun series to read. I hope Uncle Akutami does like Aunt Gotouge and doesn't create a new story anytime soon hehe. 💀🏯💀 🫸⛩️🫷 |
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| Unfinished storylines and unanswered questions are common issues in battle shounen, especially in series that deal with complex world-building and a large cast. JJK is no exception to this. Characters like Megumi and Nobara had potential for further exploration. While Megumi’s story saw some developments toward the end, Nobara, in particular, felt somewhat unsatisfying, which can be a common pitfall in battle shounen where some characters get more focus than others as the series approaches its end. While I wouldn’t list it as a notorious example, I would have preferred some foreshadowing before her return, as it is, I would consider it bordering on a deus ex machina. I was also expecting a deeper dive into aspects like Sukuna’s origin. I do believe Jujutsu Kaisen will be remembered as a solid, well-executed series, while it may not have reinvented the wheel, it did an excellent job of refining the existing battle shounen formula. One of the standout elements of JJK, cursed techniques, I found to be an intricate and well-thought-out power system. It had a fast-paced plot that kept readers engaged without the fatigue of slower arcs. And it did well to balance its dark, horror-inspired themes with light-hearted and comedic moments, which is critical in modern shounen. It ends on a relatively positive note, with an emphasis on friendship, legacy, and overcoming curses, this to me feels in line with the spirit of many battle shounen. JJK’s decision to end on a hopeful note cements its place as a classic, uplifting shounen at heart, even amid its darker themes. The ending feels fitting and I am somewhat satisfied with it. |
| Gege's just trolling us, Jujutsu Kaisen:re will start next week with color pages. This will be the series where we will all learn what was the real Jujutsu Kaisen all along. |
| Mid ending for a mid series. So this was expected. |
| I dropped this 100 chapters ago and I have to say this ending is rather ordinary, so I don't understand why people are upset about this chapter. Anyways, the manga went downhill post Shibuya so how good (or bad) the ending doesn't matter anyways LUL. Seeing fans everywhere losing faith in Gege is hilarious though. |
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| I liked the happy ending. It tied the series up nicely and they addressed some different character beats that worked well to provide some real closure. This series has alway been inconsistent and all over the place with tone and characters. It feels heavily inspired by early dragon ball with how the series can sway from big action set piece to goofy side characters. The series was never afraid to be a big silly mess but it still is a mess. Also the culling game was overwritten and one of my least favorite arcs of any series. This was only redeemed through the last two battles especially the comedy fight being some of the most energetic action sequences put on paper. |
deg said: mid ending but i treat this manga like bleach manga thats all about rule of cool fights than a solid story nice to see mahito again though and sukuna redemption What?……. Bleach Story is overwhelmingly better built than this |
| bad ending. shibuya best arc. why have my fav manga always get awful conclusions? (kaguya/oshi no ko) like what was this :( 3/10 |
 "𝘏𝘦𝘺, 𝘏𝘢𝘤𝘩𝘪... 𝘕𝘰 𝘮𝘢𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘩𝘰𝘸 𝘮𝘶𝘤𝘩 𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘰𝘸 𝘰𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘯 𝘱𝘦𝘰𝘱𝘭𝘦 𝘩𝘶𝘳𝘵 𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘩 𝘰𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳, 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘪𝘴 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘢 𝘸𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘦." ⁻𝘕𝘢𝘯𝘢 𝘖𝘴𝘢𝘬𝘪 |
| This can't be any different from Komi-san, except genres obv? Constantly introducing irrelevant characters & themes, then toss it all away as if it were all for nothing - continuously drag this constitution till you've milked enough money from sales. Also the Culling is the worst shounen arc I've ever read. |
| Honestly I wouldn't have had that much of a problem with this ending, if the entire fight before wasn't so bad. Overall I think JJK was great right up to the Culling Game. Some of the characters were also interesting, but it just went downhill from there. |
| Mid. This doesn't feel like an ending; rushed and many plot points and questions just abandoned. No closure. |
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| Why do recent shonen series nowadays have such a shitty conclusion? CSM will be the last manga I read. After this, I’ll never touch a shonen manga again. |
| It was a fine ending tbh, I couldn't really see it going any other way. One more job for the three to do and even shows how Yuji has changed and grown. We also got to see Sukuna and Mahito in the place where curses go in between their rebirth which was cool, Sukuna want's to live a different path next time? Ends with everyone being happy and with a tease of the sukuna finger being locked away with the door creaking open... I'm not disappointed like everyone else, I'm fine with the ending. Sad to see JJK over but it was awesome while it was going on Goodbye JJK!!! |
| I finally binged the rest of the manga. What a ride. I remember reading someone speculate that Nobara would show up in the end since her resonance power was a bit OP and would be perfect for Sukuna to help with the final blow. It was ages ago when I read this, but it made sense so I wasn't surprised to see it happen. It was also nice to see Nobara back in general. After everything that happened, I wasn't expecting such a nice ending. I was also surprised that not that many people died in the end. It's fine though. With Sukuna sealed, it made sense for the characters to try to go back to normal. Usually those moments don't last long in a world of curses, but I get why the series would end on that note. Overall, the manga is a 6/6.5 for me. I really loved everything before Shibuya. The story made sense and the plot and characters seemed to move in tandem with an overarching plot that was to come. But the Culling Games and the fight with Sukuna was just too long and seemed to focus more on fights and info dumps than anything else. It just got lost in the sauce and instead of being exciting, it felt slow. It's one of the reasons why I stopped reading it weekly and stuck to binge seasons every few months. It was fun while it lasted though. |
| Holy shit that was bad. I used to think that Naruto and Bleach had bad final arcs and endings, but I was so wrong. This is a bad ending. Like AOT bad. Shit not even MHA had it this bad. I can't believe this. |
| Wait so Kenny's going to pull off a John Cena and we have to pretend he's not there? Ok.... Anyways, love it or hate it, I personally think it never got boring. Sukuna's post-Gojo gauntlet in particular made me laugh quite a bit so I will give Gaygay that. I hope there will be another manga with a community like JJK's coz after a certain point, that was really the best thing about the manga. |
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| I think that a lot of jap authors have a tendency to make really bad endings. like attack on titans..... bad or simply MEH. havent read all the manga, just watch season 1 in netflix. still...when I saw Nobara "killed" by Mahito, I just gave up--- she had like 30 seg to react...instead she just stand there to get touched in the eye.... so lame hahahah...so forced. so I bet the ending is bad..even do I havent see it. this anime is pure show. just like my hero academia. once their pockets are really full , the ending doesnt matter, just the profit. next manga. |
| Soooo it's over but its not because sukuna can't be bothered? yikes. Atleast he didn't resurrect gojo... |
| I don't really like the ending, it seems to rushed. But well, I enjoyed the manga. There were great characters (Gojo, Yuta, Maki, Higumura etc..) and a good story. So even if I'm disappointed by the ending, I liked the manga. (Gojo in our heart, you won't be forgotten) |
| Agree with most here. Actually didn't mind it, but it definitely wasn't great. I feel like that's how most will feel about it in the years to follow. I liked that they showed the characters reaction to the events of the last arc(s) and how yuji plans to live his life going forward, but other than that it felt more rushed than MHA imho- as did the last 5 chapters. I liked about half of the story decisions he made overall, but Gege did not cook with this one unfortunately. |
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| So it finally comes to an end. I'm in the camp that the writing started to get a little lacklustre towards the end, but i suppose Gege was always comfortable with a 'soft' magic system that favoured a sense of mysticism over narrative cohesion. In the end, the text was memorable, which is all that ever really matters. Ty JJK. |
  We don't know what kind of people we truly are until the moment before our deaths. As death comes to embrace you, you will realise what you are. That's what death is, don't you think? ------------------------------------ Itachi Uchiha |
| I'm not gonna lie, I completely missed the fact that this was the last chapter on my first read-through. That's how strange of an ending it was- it didn't feel like the end. It rather felt like Gege decided that this was going to be the last chapter in lieu of writing a proper ending. Things dropped in quality post-Shibuya, and ever since I've just stubbornly read each chapter because I didn't want to drop a manga I've already spent (partially wasted) so much time on. This last arc was absolutely awful and it kept dragging on for no reason. I'm done reading shounen for this reason (and because BNHA suffered from the same syndrome before it finally ended). No more. This genre is not for me. Thank god it's over. |
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