Hidden Inventory: Part 4

The moment everything went silent and the piano music started to play while Gojo was floating, looking at the gilded clouds, and everything was in slow motion around him- it was so beautiful, so picturesque. Such a divine moment. I almost shed a tear.

Then we see the "pleasantness of this world" Gojo is talking about; how he can sense it all and is in a "high" state of mind. All so beautiful, the colors, the music, the flow, the art. 10/10 For those who watched the episode with bad translation, watch it again on a better site please. "Throughout Heaven and Earth, I alone am the honored one" The quotes of this anime are amazing.

The way Mappa portrayed Gojo as an enlightened being that has just awaken is really beautiful. The way they show the contrast of Gojo in a dark red background while Geto is in a light blue background to show their differences. Geto being Gojo's moral compass in that moment- everything is just beautifully done. They have really outdone themselves with this whole season honestly, and I can't wait for the Shibuya arc !

Just wow .. What an iconic episode .. What a drawing, what a movement, what a writing, what a charming combination of twists.. I went crazy the moment gojo and the iconic dialogue returned .. Literally like a wonderful God of power .. Everything was so magical in this episode .. I haven't felt this much adrenaline in a long time .. Most of the questions that were on my mind for the last episode were answered in this episode .. I can't say anything but thank the studio for this episode .. The amount of effort and fatigue in the details is very clear .. Literally on another level .. Every time I love Gojo more and more, expect that I will put it in the top 10 characters for me .. fighting, dialogues and blood identity is like watching a Tarantino movie .. just 10/10.

For me personally this was a great episode. Although I had certain expectations about the scene with Satoru Gojo's "enlightenment" (aka the famous and beloved "Throughout Heaven and Earth, I alone am the honored one") to be a bit different; I simply preferred it more in the manga. Nevertheless, the effect of combining Blue and Red into Purple and the overall display of Gojo's abilities were phenomenal and I enjoyed it immensely. The visual side of the story remains appealing and superior to season 1. The final scene between Satoru Gojo and Suguri Geto and the overall symbolism throughout the episode were top-notch as always.

Surpassed any standards I put, the episode was a good mixture of emotional rollercoaster, fight and development. The violence was on point and Mappa didn't shy from showing any bloody scene the adaptation was peak fiction I'm glad I'm a jujutsu kaisen fan. Can't wait for Shibuya Arc to get animated I'm going to increase my standards because surely Mappa is challenging any viewer POV.

Thank you Mappa for such a wonderful episode.

Thank you for such a violent bloody scenes and fights it's truly a jaw breaking episode from the soundtracks to the character designs and artistic choices.

A blessed episode and hopefully the upcoming ones are as great.

WOW. This episode was just masterful. Once again, Jujutsu Kaisen surprises us with another amazing episode full of intense and brilliantly choreographed action, top-notch animation, stunning colors, and masterful voice acting.

But I was also surprised by the piano scene of this episode. When the music started, the atmosphere felt so calm and the fight felt less intense than before, and even executed like this, it was still a masterpiece.

And when Gojo unleashed his Purple Technique, I was just stunned. Gorgeous purple tones flashed towards the screen and pleased my eyes.

And Toji finally admits that there are stronger characters that can beat him, calmly and serenely, and even remembered his own son, Megumi. I never expected to die afterwards.

MAPPA, you again outdid themselves and made such a brilliant job. Thank you so much.

(Goodbye, Riko and Toji. I am gonna miss you so much. You Riko, for being such a sociable girl, and you Toji, for being such a formidable villain.)