Yuji and Sukuna are complete opposites, and Sukuna cannot easily disregard Yuji or his beliefs. But at the end of his life, the King of Curses denies Yuji, choosing to die as a curse.

Sukuna often employs fish analogies, and the cutlery-like imagery he uses for Cleave and Dismantle speaks volumes about his past life as a human, thus enhancing his unique character traits.

However, Sukuna's decision to employ Mahoraga during their fight helped turn the tides against Gojo's favor. All things considered, however, it's clear that Malevolent Shrine is far too ...

Jujutsu Kaisen’s manga has officially come to an end with its final chapter, and with it has revealed a final look at Sukuna before it was all over.Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen manga ...

Sukuna’s words and actions prove that he cares about his subordinates and moves on to the afterlife. H/T: @gojosatoros on X. Tagged: Jujutsu Kaisen, Regular News, Shonen Jump.

The final shot of the series is Sukuna's finger, now a harmless ward. Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 271 is published in this week's edition of Weekly Shōnen Jump and can be read online for free at the ...

The fish seen in Jujutsu Kaisen opening 1 (Image via MAPPA) While one may be forced to ask what connection Yuji Itadori has to a fish, it seems like both the anime and the manga have tried to hint ...

Maki's fierce battle against Sukuna showcases her strength and skill in the fight, posing a threat to the King of Curses. As the story reaches its climax, Maki's lack of defense against Sukuna's ...

It’s a little grim, but that’s the full run-down of what Itadori and Sukuna’s Binding Vow in Jujutsu Kaisen was. For more on the series, check out any of the related articles down below.

Sukuna, in his usual manner, labels Kashimo as "extravagant," drawing parallels with Gojo's past. He challenges Kashimo to face him in combat, setting the stage for an electrifying showdown.