This is especially true when it comes to Kenjaku, one of the series’ major villains. He was an ancient curse user and a central character in the story. Kenjaku lived for over a millennium thanks ...

However, before Kenjaku fully passed away ... When Riko Amanai was shown as a child, a fish was shown swimming behind her. The same fish could be seen in the anime's first opening as it approached ...

Kenjaku stays behind to guard the Prison Realm ... and commands man-eating shikigami fish consume his opponents. Things look bleak until Megumi's Chimera Shadow Garden domain interrupts Dagon ...

Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 241 will continue the fight between Kenjaku and Takaba, with Takaba expected to grow and showcase his potential. Kenjaku initially struggled to decipher Takaba's cursed ...

However, following the chapter, the manga started focusing on Kenjaku and his attempt to take ... Yuji's arms now resembled a fish's body, as they had fish-like fins on them.

It’s here that the others realize that Yuta must have defeated Kenjaku, and Sukuna was given the power to merge the mass with Tengen as a failsafe. Sukuna declares that he’s going to merge it ...

The leaks also suggest that Kenjaku will realise the true powers of Tabaka, and the rivalry between the duo may reach a point of conclusion After a brief hiatus, Jujutsu Kaisen manga is back ...

An unknown woman, resembling Takako Uro, frantically flees from someone, cursing Kenjaku for the cruel events unfolding in the Culling Game. She questions the morality of giving cursed individuals ...