At this point, there’s little doubt that Sukuna is the big bad to beat in Jujutsu Kaisen. Malevolent to a fault and host to more than enough power to carry out whichever actions he wishes ...

The Jujutsu Kaisen manga concluded with a memorable impact. The Gojo versus Sukuna fight, known as the Shinjuku Showdown, showcased immense power. Gojo's defeat by Sukuna, aided by Mahoraga ...

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However, none of this would have been possible were it not for the series' iconic antagonist, Ryomen Sukuna. After becoming the world's strongest jujutsu sorcerer many centuries before the events ...

The manga reached its conclusion in September 2024 with Sukuna’s defeat. The battle against the King of Curses was long and brutal, resulting in the deaths of beloved characters like Satoru Gojo ...

Sukuna’s defeat at the hands of Yuji and Nobara’s teamwork seemed to come hard and fast considering that the Jujutsu Sorcerers had been fighting the King of Curses for months worth of chapters ...

Yorozu's longstanding obsession with Sukuna, even after a millennium, fits the personal nature of the flashback scene. The presence of a female figure alongside Sukuna, one who seems to understand ...

Maki's fierce battle against Sukuna showcases her strength and skill in the fight, posing a threat to the King of Curses. As the story reaches its climax, Maki's lack of defense against Sukuna's ...

The editor's comment at the end of the chapter reads, “A thrust (of sword) from a demon with no cursed energy” In the previous chapter of the Jujutsu Kaisen manga, fans saw Yuta using Sukuna's ...