Shibuya Incident - Gate, Close

The Shibuya Arc finally comes to an end after so much planning & plotting, brutally killing a lot of fan favourite characters, introducing old characters and killing them again.

After so many things happening in a SINGLE Night...... You might think you will get your answers now: Far from it.

However, we do get a peek into Kenjaku's masterplan. (Which is complicated to say the least and you might not follow it quite well at first).

But still, as a season finale, a lot is still left unanswered. Fate of a lot of characters still unknown. New plot points are introduced without resolving the old ones.

Overall, it's messy but IT WILL GET YOU HYPED FOR S3!!!

Everyone here would probably just mock me, but if I had known how terrible the ending is, I would never ever start to watch this in the first place.

At first, the final episodes were boring. Indeed. A lot of gore and a lot of violence, but still incredibly dull and boring. And the end of the second season is so depressing that makes "Attack on Titan" look like pure fun and joy.

What kind of sadist could make this? Everyone just dies and those who don' t die envy the dead ones.

Thank you so much. I would advise selling this episode together with good soap and strong rope. Trust me, you will need those.

The second season of JJK proved to be the darkest, goriest, devastating, depressing, saddest, and shocking yet. This episode concluded one of the most spectacular Shonen arcs, The Shibuya Incident, in a breathtaking way. And to make things even bleaker, judging by the arise of chaos and how freely the curses roam around Tokyo, there is NO turning back to how things were originally.

But what surprised me the most were the decisions made by the higher ups. Yuji's death sentence, made promptly? Gojo and Geto, being instigated in this incident?!? Masamichi Yaga, the principal of the Jujutsu High, sentenced to DEATH??? This was totally unjust for me.

And the returning of Yuta Okkotsu in the anime series gave me immense pleasure and joy. He is officially my new all-time favorite Jujutsu Kaisen character. Really can't wait to see him in the Culling Game arc.

Jujutsu Kaisen has become sadder than ever. Hopefully the next season will get things brighter.

See you in Season 3, guys.

An absolute triumph! Season 2 Episode 23 delivers a riveting finale that masterfully ties up loose ends, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats. The writing is impeccable, seamlessly blending suspense, emotion, and unexpected twists. The stellar performances of the cast elevate this episode to perfection, with each character's journey reaching a satisfying and poignant conclusion. The cinematography and direction showcase a visual spectacle, complementing the narrative's intensity. A true testament to the show's brilliance, this finale cements its status as a must-watch, leaving a lasting impact on viewers and solidifying its place among television's finest moments.

Finally, after a journey that lasted for 6 months... now we say goodbye to this masterpiece... this artistic painting drawn with infinite precision... these moments... the fights... the characters... the days, the months and the hours... the Shibuya arc has ended... the greatest arc has ended. This year.. and believe me.. I am reading the entire manga.. You may think I am crazy, but this is not the best arc in JJK.. I know you are shocked, but the next arc in 2025 will be twice as great as this arc.. regardless of everything.. This is my last review for this year.. If there is one thing that will make me remember 2023, it is the Shibuya and Jujutsu Kaisen .. The final episode is one of the most beautiful.. An arc in which many characters died.. A painful.. An arc that is saturated in all aspects.. Sukuna's appearance... Gojo's seal... Itadori's suffering... Nobara and Nanami... scenes that will remain immortal in my memory... Thank you, Jujutsu, for this epic journey...Goodbye Shibuya. See you in 2025.💛

Put the 'hopful' if you agree with me.