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Jujutsu Kaisen
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Hidden Inventory: Part 3

  • Episode aired Jul 20, 2023
  • 24m
IMDb RATING
9.6/10
12K
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Anna Nagase and Reba Buhr in Jujutsu Kaisen (2020)
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Gojo, Geto and Amanai rescue Kuroi. They then set off together to the island of Okinawa. However, back in Tokyo, the group is ambushed by somebody with only one goal - to prevent the fusion ... Read allGojo, Geto and Amanai rescue Kuroi. They then set off together to the island of Okinawa. However, back in Tokyo, the group is ambushed by somebody with only one goal - to prevent the fusion of Riko Amanai and Tengen.Gojo, Geto and Amanai rescue Kuroi. They then set off together to the island of Okinawa. However, back in Tokyo, the group is ambushed by somebody with only one goal - to prevent the fusion of Riko Amanai and Tengen.

  • Director
    • Shouta Goshozono
  • Writer
    • Gege Akutami
  • Stars
    • Reba Buhr
    • Gakuto Kajiwara
    • Takehito Koyasu
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  • IMDb RATING
    9.6/10
    12K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Shouta Goshozono
    • Writer
      • Gege Akutami
    • Stars
      • Reba Buhr
      • Gakuto Kajiwara
      • Takehito Koyasu
    • 11User reviews
    • 6Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Reba Buhr
    Reba Buhr
    • Riko Amanai
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Gakuto Kajiwara
    • Yu Haibara
    Takehito Koyasu
    Takehito Koyasu
    • Toji Fushiguro
    • (voice)
    Lex Lang
    Lex Lang
    • Suguru Geto
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Ryan Colt Levy
    Ryan Colt Levy
    • Yu Haibara
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Tsubasa Miyoshi
    • Believer
    • (voice)
    Anna Nagase
    • Riko Amanai
    • (voice)
    Yûichi Nakamura
    Yûichi Nakamura
    • Satoru Gojo
    • (voice)
    Taisuke Nakano
    • Believer
    • (voice)
    Prince Patel
    • Todo
    • (voice)
    Nicolas Roye
    Nicolas Roye
    • Toji Fushiguro
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Takahiro Sakurai
    Takahiro Sakurai
    • Suguru Geto
    • (voice)
    Risa Shimizu
    • Misato Kuroi
    • (voice)
    Kenjiro Tsuda
    Kenjiro Tsuda
    • Kento Nanami
    • (voice)
    • (as Kenjirô Tsuda)
    David Vincent
    David Vincent
    • Kento Nanami
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Hiroki Yasumoto
    • Shiu Kong
    • (voice)
    • Director
      • Shouta Goshozono
    • Writer
      • Gege Akutami
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    10gauravv-86223

    Just Mind-blowing!!!

    I have not seen such top notch level of Animation in my entire Life (literally).

    This Episode is standalone masterpiece and carries the Hidden Inventory Arc's Soul.

    In every aspect this episode stands out.. be it Animation, be it Voice-over, be it the Plot, and last but not the least.. BGM.

    This very Episode goes beyond one's imagination.. Manga taken as reference.. you just wouldn't believe if you put manga and anime side by side.

    I have immense respect for Gege, but the way this anime adaptation executed everything..

    MAPPA Studios did it!

    I'm really really moved.

    Hope they keep up their Work!
    9Tomi14

    Gojo Satoru VS Toji Fushiguro.., The Crazy Part just started!

    JuJutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 3: "Hidden Inventory Part 3" - JJK Second season has officially been started!

    It all seemed too happy in the first half of the episode, that you can tell something huge was going to go down, since nothing goes that swimmingly. And yeah everything went bad so fast.

    MAPPA did a very good job on that fight scene between Gojo and Toji. The animation, the style, the camera movements was really cool, and this is just episode 3 people. Toji is a whole menace. He killed more than just the beautiful moment. His character set so many things in motion. Kinda crazy! This flashback is already great.

    And at the end..., that cliffhanger was good not gonna lie...

    It was a bit unexpected, and also overall was a very good episode.

    Seems like the beginning of something special, and as an anime-only, it's truly exciting.
    10siddharthdwivedi-76814

    Episodes till now

    Delivers an intriguing episode that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. The voice artists excel in bringing life to the characters, the story remains captivating, and the characters continue to impress. However, it falls short in the animation department compared to its predecessors.

    One of the standout aspects of this episode is the impeccable work by the voice artists. Their performances elevate the characters and make them feel relatable, adding depth to the overall narrative. Each voice perfectly fits its respective character, making the emotional moments even more impactful. Whether it's the protagonist's determination or the antagonist's sinister laughter, the voice artists truly shine in their portrayals.

    The story in this episode is a major highlight, staying on point and keeping the audience engrossed throughout. It seamlessly weaves in essential plot developments, intriguing twists, and exciting confrontations. The pacing is just right, allowing enough time for character development while keeping the plot moving forward. The writing showcases the author's creativity and ability to maintain a coherent storyline, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the next episode.

    While the story maintains its excellence, the animation in this episode doesn't quite match the standards set by previous seasons. While some scenes still boast the characteristic fluidity and attention to detail, others fall short in terms of visual impact. Fans who were accustomed to the top-notch animation of previous seasons may find themselves slightly disappointed. However, it's essential to note that despite these shortcomings, the animation quality is still commendable compared to other series in the same genre.

    On the character front, the episode manages to maintain the established personalities and dynamics while introducing new layers to some of the key players. Viewers get to witness growth and development in various characters, further strengthening their attachment to the series. The interactions between characters feel natural and contribute to the overall enjoyment of the episode.

    Moreover, the addition of new characters brings a fresh perspective to the story, making it even more intriguing. These newcomers seamlessly integrate into the existing cast, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. Their introduction opens up new possibilities for future episodes, creating excitement and curiosity about what lies ahead for them.

    Despite a few minor drawbacks in animations continues to deliver a gripping narrative that captivates audiences of all ages. The voice artists' exceptional performances, combined with a well-crafted story, ensure that fans stay invested in the series. The character development and the introduction of new faces keep the show engaging and pave the way for future adventures.

    In conclusion, this episode successfully showcases the talents of its voice artists, maintaining a compelling story, and offering solid character development. Although the animation might not meet the lofty standards set by previous seasons, it remains commendable and enjoyable. With the groundwork laid in this episode, the future promises even more excitement, and fans eagerly await what's in store for their beloved characters.
    10mizaanmaner

    Mappa 🔥🔥🔥🔥

    I can't believe Mappa did it once again and proved themselves, I thought we would seed a dip in quality due to the change of director and schedule but somehow they managed to surpass the first season without any dip in quality this ep was peak 🔥🔥

    It literally elevated the source material and nailed it Jjk couldn't have got any better treatment than this Even the sol part was done justice not a single moment felt like it was bad or low budget everything right from the starting to the end of the ep was high quality even the ost was too good and animation it was even better.

    Couldn't have asked for anything better than this Thank u Mappa!
    10mikkiparker

    Simply loving it!

    It's really picking up! The animation is awesome once again (seriously, those animations and eye colors are stunning!), and those extra scenes just nailed it. I mean, getting those character point-of-view shots and throwing in some fresh elements in the JJK world, that's a win - it brought in some serious authenticity and showed the element of surprise of the characters. The voice actors' performances are top-notch, as the animators' and directors' work in creating the scenes. For me, another excellent episode, and there's nothing to criticize about the arc focusing on Satoru's time as a student.

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      Adapts chapters 70 to 72 of the manga.
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      • July 20, 2023 (United States)
    • Country of origin
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      • Toho Animation
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