Right and Wrong

This was the episode that broke me! The first half was an emotional and visual experience that brought me to tears!

The first part with Nanami was perfection and the best part of the episode! The animation, visuals and soundtrack made this an above average experience that really moved me! Nanami recalling a beatifull memory while fighting to his last breath, was so fitting to his character! Beatifull and sad! This could not have been better even if my heart shattered!

The fight with Yuji and Mahito was great as well! It was intense and every hit Yuji delivered was so satisfying!

The animators did everything in their power to make this look good! You guys deserve more respect and recognition! We have you guys to thank for all of this!

The end made me fear that the pain is still not over!

As always, this episode is beautiful. The episode takes his time, the focus on kento and the artistic direction was insane and the scenes from the beginning of the fight with yuji and mahito is fire.🔥 The staging is really really cool, the anime sublime the manga without incoherence and do it with style. Huge fan on how the fight begin and the introduction of nobara at the end of the episode is bada** !!! The lighting and colors on the street who introduce her fight are really nice and like in the manga we can feel the power of nobara, she's not a sakura (sorry sakura). I think the next episode and until the end of the season is gonna be doooope ! Thank's GEGE and mappa for this beautiful adaptation.

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2, Episode 18 - 'Right and Wrong' is a masterpiece that seamlessly blends intense action with profound character development. The animation is jaw-dropping, showcasing the brilliance of MAPPA studio. The emotional depth explored in this episode adds layers to the characters, making them more relatable. The plot twists keep you on the edge, and the fight sequences are nothing short of spectacular. 'Right and Wrong' is a perfect example of the series' ability to balance heart-wrenching moments with breathtaking battles, solidifying its status as a must-watch anime. A riveting experience from start to finish, earning a well-deserved 10/10!

The strategic and gradual completion of the episode proved to be a big plus. Nanami stayed true to himself and his character even in his final moments - he prioritized finishing the job over seeking help. Big kudos to the creators for successfully building the viewer's emotional response. Yuji's restrained emotional reaction to Nanami's death is admirable; he retains Nanami's faith in him as his motivation. Even Mahito's manipulative use of Junpei doesn't shake his focus. Overall, the episode depicted mostly on Mahito's abilities and a demonstration of what he is capable of. There are flaws in my opinion (especially in the animation and some scenes, but what can we do when that's purely MAPPA's fault and not the animators').