Jujutsu Kaisen: JUMP MV lyrics and Gojo’s illustration breaks fans’ hearts

Tulisha srivastava
Satoru Gojo Six Eyes from Jujutsu Kaisen

Shonen JUMP debuts a Jujutsu Kaisen MV, resurfacing a heart-breaking illustration of fans’ beloved Satoru Gojo accompanied by grief-stricken lyrics.

Jujutsu Kaisen has its fair share of heart-wrenching moments as a dark Shonen series—especially the recent Gojo’s Past arc of Season 2. While the initial parts are fun to watch, it doesn’t take long for the tragedy to happen.

Owing to the popularity of Season 2, Shonen Jump debuts a Jujutsu Kaisen manga music video featuring some bittersweet moments of fan-favorite characters. The video features scenes from Gojo’s POV as he remembers his high school days and also how he cherishes his students.

The song in the video, “Give it Back,” is performed by Cö Shu Nie that relays Gojo’s emotions after losing his best friend, Geto, and trying to act okay while being surrounded by his students. One of the illustrations in the video reminds fans of a heart-breaking cover from Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 11. 

Jujutsu Kaisen MV features Gojo’s heartbreaking illustration from chapter 11

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The illustration portrays Gojo’s deepest emotions. It’s the cover of Jujustu Kaisen chapter 11, titled “A Dream.” The Jujutsu Kaisen MV features some of the most beautiful moments in the manga, accompanied by a sad song, making it all the more agonizing. The lyrics talk about Gojo’s feelings after losing Geto, even after so many years have passed. After waking up with tears, Gojo wishes to relive those memories that are nothing more than a dream now.

The video seems even more tragic after considering everything Gojo’s been through. There’s no denying that the manga and anime neglect to explore Gojo’s trauma as they should. Deep beneath his cheerful persona lies a broken person who has lost everything in his life. Even after Riko’s death, the series completely focuses on Geto’s POV while neglecting Gojo.

In fact, Gojo was affected by Riko’s death more than anyone. He was already feeling guilty for her death and busied himself with training to not let history repeat itself. To make matters worse, he loses his best friend within a year. This further deepens Gojo’s guilt, who blames himself for neglecting Geto.

In the end, Geto becomes his enemy, and Gojo has to kill him to save his students. As the chapter cover featuring Gojo’s emotions resurfaces on social media, it gathers fans’ sympathy. The strongest sorcerer alive doesn’t express his weakness ever. Therefore, this cover is uncharacteristic for him, and yet somehow, it makes complete sense. 

The English lyrics for Give it Back:

An image of Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto from Jujutsu Kaisen

“I woke up suddenly with warm tears. Where is the continuation of the dream I long for? Where is it? I miss it. Please, give it back. When will it be easier? Against the waves that come and go.

Burying my sleepy face in a white pillow. The more I wish for the same dream, the more I wake up. Please, give it back. Nothing can replace it. I can’t remember your scent. The waves sweep me away.

I’m going to catch the continuation of my dream, so wait for me. Before I knew it, I touched too much kindness to pretend to be lonely. Shall I lift my head up?

I am not alone. I want to believe that. Give it a shot in the faint light that was just born. I saw hope. My heart is burning. Hold my hand, so that I don’t get lost. So that I can keep walking. On the path, I chose from tomorrow again.”

Here’s a look at the Jujutsu Kaisen MV:

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In the meantime, check out our other anime coverage below:

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Tulisha Srivastava is an Anime Writer on Dexerto's UK team. She is an expert on Shonen series, particularly One Piece and Jujutsu Kaisen. In the past, she has worked for Comic Book Resources. You can contact her at tulisha.srivastava@dexerto.com

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