Jujutsu Kaisen is only one episode away from its biggest tragedy ever

As the fight between Gojo and the curses begins, the series comes closer to the moment fans have been dreading. Here’s a look at how Jujutsu Kaisen will feature its biggest tragedy in the next episode.

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 picks up the momentum in the recent episode as the tragedy of Shibuya draws near. The plan is set in motion, and the villains are ready to plunge the country into chaos. Shibuya will soon become a war zone as the sorcerers become unable to protect the civilians and even themselves.

No other incident in the entire series has been so gruesome. The casualties are phenomenal, regardless of whether they are civilians or sorcerers. The recent episode features Gojo single-handedly fighting Jogo, Hanami, and even Choso, each having the rank of special grade.

The Shibuya Incident centers around the outcome of this particular battle. The sorcerers are on standby, and they will only interfere if something happens to Gojo. Delve deeper to find out how Jujutsu Kaisen’s next episode will begin its biggest tragedy ever. Warning: This article contains major spoilers from the Shibuya Incident arc of Jujutsu Kaisen manga.

Gojo will get sealed in the next episode of Jujutsu Kaisen

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As the strongest sorcerer alive, Gojo had to carry on the burden of the entire Jujutsu society on his own. As long as he was on the battlefield, no one would interfere. However, considering his unimaginable power, everything would work out in his favor. But his luck runs out when he encounters the “ghost” of his deceased best friend, Suguru Geto.

Gojo’s Six Eyes reveals that the person is Geto, someone he killed himself. However, deep inside, he knows that Geto would never have such an evil presence. The revelation of a cursed spirit named Kenjaku occupying Geto’s body was the biggest plot twist in the series.

Taking advantage of Gojo’s shock, Kenjaku successfully seals him inside the Prison Realm. All this will play out in Episode 9 of Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2. Gojo losing the fight means the other sorcerers must join hands and defeat the villains. Hence, the real tragedy begins after Gojo gets sealed.

One by one, people start losing. Gojo’s students face the most difficult battles of their lives as the adults are unable to protect them. Despite not having enough experience, they have to risk everything to stop the world from collapsing. To make matters worse, even the higher-ups will take advantage of the situation and openly go against Yuji and Yaga.

As the pillar of the Jujutsu world, Gojo’s absence triggered a set of events that led to the situation in Shibuya and everything else that followed. The world never recovered from the damage. For fans, it took more than three years to see their beloved character again. However, Gojo was sealed in the manga for only twenty days, but that was enough for the villains. Gojo is now back with Hana Kurusu’s help.

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