Red Scale

The fluid and smooth Fight scene as well as the sound effects,OST's, Everything in this episode was perfect. Mappa did a great job with the animation. The buildup to the fight and the tension created kept me biting my nail. And did i talk about the fight?. Im not exaggerating when i say how clean and awesome the fight was and i just wish more and more animes can make such awesome fights. And the Fact that we still have more episodes of the Shibuya incident arc. Props to Gege too for writing such amazing characters. And props to the animators as well as the directors, They did a fantastic job and hope this continues!

This is the result of when CGI,2D animatiin, ligthing, concept art, and a good design all come together. The art supports the mood and choreographry of the fight and it never feels like it is the other way around.

We are see the first real fight with one of the best written characters in JJK, Choso. Not only was the fught a blessing to our eyes, it left users with a mysterious ending that only makes you ask for more.

Incredible... just incredible... All the small things are appreciated and thank you to everything who came together to make this amazing episode and do it justice from the manga.

My favorite moments:

• The don't stop from Inumaki when the screen does dark to show the episode title
• The blending of all art disciplines and the amazing ebbs and flows of the fight
• Showing how and why the blood manipulation cursed technique is cherished among the Kamo clan
• The ending leaving you begging for what happened at the end.

This episode of Jujutsu Kaisen was an absolute spectacle! It was sheer madness and perfection rolled into one. The lighting during the fight scenes was breathtaking, creating a visually stunning experience. The innovative camera movements added a dynamic touch, making the 2D fights come to life in a perfectly drawn manner. The backgrounds were vibrant and beautiful, enhancing the overall visual appeal. This episode stands out as one of the best-animated ones I've ever seen, reaching the level of movie quality. The outstanding OST only amplified the intensity. Kudos to Studio MAPPA for delivering this exceptional episode!

"In the world of Jujutsu Kaisen, a madness and perfection blend, Where the lighting paints the scenes, a sight to transcend.

Innovative camera dances, a dynamic story to append, 2D fights, flawlessly drawn, emotions to suspend.

Backgrounds burst with hues, a vibrant, colorful trend, An animated masterpiece, where art and motion commend.

A symphony in every frame, a poetic episode to defend, Studio MAPPA, your brilliance, we fervently commend."

To sum up my review in a nutshell... it only felt like ten minutes had passed.

Damn what an episode, easily one of the best the show has to offer and it's only going to get better with the arc continuing to have great moment after moment.

Some breathtaking choreography, which I felt like matched the nice and fast pace the fight had. And with the art that Gege(the author) displayed in the manga, it's nice to see it get done justice by the animators, artists, directors, and even the different narrators who give a great sense of telling how the technique works or something simple of what's going on.

Honestly this episode was perfect and arguably my favorite in JJK. The 23 minutes felt like 10 tbh.

It's crazy how this show still manages to keep raising its own bar. Between Hidden Inventory Part 3, Hidden Inventory Part 4, Gate Open, and now this episode, Jujutsu Kaisen continues to shock and astound with effortless ease. Most modern anime series, or television shows in general, they can only dream of having just one of these masterpiece episodes, like this; and with just season 2, JJK has multiple. Plot description ahead, and with potential spoilers, read carefully. In short, if you're in the future reading this, on the fence about the show, watch it immediately, if not for the episodes above and this one. Every episode is worth the journey.

It's all Yuji this episode, and the cinematography continues to shine. Clever lighting choices and shot composition just makes every moment so tense, especially in the second half of this episode. MAPPA's animation goes without saying. The animation is fantastic as always, and the fight choreography feels so fluid. This episode is a stern reminder that nobody is safe, and the intense violence doubles up on that. The fight between Yuji and Choso is absolutely phenomenal, an instant top 5 favorite for the season in my book. It all rolls out so perfectly, and just when you think you know how it will play out, your expectations are flipped on it's head. Tension is communicated so well in this show, and this episode is no different. The lack of music near the end was a fantastic choice-sometimes no music at all makes a scene hit that much harder, and this episode is a shining reminder of that.

Just, wow.