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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 !

Best JJK episode that's for damn sure.

Wow wow wow, animation ... storyboarding ... Lighting ... this episode was absolutely crazy, by far the best Jujutsu kaisen episode of all time. Firstly The fight between megumi and toji was phenomenal with fast hand to hand combat and insane animation, and that was then topped with sukuna vs jogo. As a manga reader they adapted this so so well and full credit to mappas insane team that worked on this episode because this was flawless. The battle in Shibuya between two titans of special grade sorcerers was amazing and this episode just felt cinematic to say the least.

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.

The storytelling, animation, and overall execution must have been sublime, leaving you in awe and rendering you speechless. Such moments of brilliance in the world of anime are truly a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship involved. May the subsequent episodes continue to captivate you with their unparalleled quality and storytelling finesse.

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 as the epitome of excellence would be an understatement. This particular episode stands as a magnum opus, a masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of conventional storytelling and animation.

The narrative unfolds with a seamless blend of suspense, emotion, and breathtaking action sequences. Each frame is meticulously crafted, with animation that not only meets but exceeds expectations, setting a new standard for the industry. Character development reaches new heights, drawing viewers into a profound connection with the protagonists and antagonists alike.

The episode's pacing is a symphony of perfection, orchestrating a crescendo of tension and resolution that leaves audiences on the edge of their seats. Every line of dialogue carries weight, and every plot twist is executed with a precision that keeps viewers guessing and gasping in amazement.

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.