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The switch of animation styles does take a few minutes to get used to, but when it does, this episode absolutely takes you away with the fluid animation and crispiness of the attacks.

The fight between Jogo and sukana had me on the edge of my seat, with the great visuals and the stunning conclusion to their fight leaving an impression on the viewer that maybe cursed sprities are more human than we thought(seen with dagon as well).

The fight between megumi and toji was equally as good with a shocking conclusion to their fight as well. Overall mappa really outdid them themselves this week with probably the best fight scenes in the series in one episode.

I dont know how to start but this Jujutsu Kaisen episode is straight up historic TV greatness, just like the whole series vibes.

I didn't read the manga but from the trailer and some spoilers this will was flawless, hitting all our cravings and then some, taking us on a wild emotional ride.

From the amazing soundtracks and background music to the great art and animation, story and dialogue keeping it real, plus the directing and emotional vibes, this episode is next-level excellence and it takes a huge deal to beat it.

I highly recommend rewatching this episode after watching it for the first time just to check on every frame u might have missed!

From start to finish, this is one of the most qualitative anime episodes in the history of the genre.

The animation, the style, the rhythm, the ost, the speed, the emotions, the freediving... it's all there!

I'm still shaken from the slap I just took.

It was pure joy and the anime sublimated the manga, a magnificent experience and sensation, so rare that it must be art.

Thank you Mappa, really.

Real craziness is coming and if the studio stays the course, the Shibuya arc will have been really flawless in terms of adapting a long-awaited arc.

Thanks thanks and thanks Gege Akutami and Mappa for This !

The face-off between Toji and Megumi is a smooth, well-choreographed dance of power and strategy. Their movements are fluid, their attacks and defenses seamlessly blending into one another, creating a visual feast for the viewers.

On the other hand, the clash between Jogo and Sukuna is nothing short of flashy. Sukuna, the menacing figure that he is, dominates the screen with his terrifying power. His presence is palpable, sending chills down the spine of anyone who dares to cross his path. The animation in this sequence is smooth, yet it carries an intensity that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

But words can only do so much justice to this masterpiece. The artistry, the storytelling, the character development - these are things that need to be experienced firsthand. So don't spend any more time reading reviews. Just go and watch it.

Although the fight between sukuna and jogo had a change of style with respect to previous fights, it was still mind blowing.

Episode 16 of season 2 of Jujutsu Kaisen was a blast! I loved how the animation and the music captured the intensity and the emotion of the fight scenes. The characters showed their growth and their personalities in a very engaging way. The plot twists and the reveals were mind-blowing and left me wanting more. This episode was one of the best in the series and I can't wait to see what happens next. Jujutsu Kaisen is a masterpiece of shonen anime and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves action and drama.