After several months worth of consistently exciting battles, heart-wrenching plot twists, and controversial reports of overworked staff, Jujutsu Kaisen’s highly anticipated and acclaimed second season has reached its conclusion. The season’s first Gojo’s Past Arc laid the groundwork and introduced several story beats necessary for the second Shibuya Incident arc to succeed as well as it did, but the anime is already looking to the future. The final episode of Season 2 hints heavily at a complete overhaul of the current jujutsu society in the following arcs to come.Unlike the action-packed ending that usually concludes battle-focused arcs like Shibuya, Jujutsu Kaisen’s Season 2 finale seemed more focused on setting up The Culling Game, the series’ next arc. The sorcerer masquerading as Suguru Geto ended up being the focal point of most of the episode, as he described a horrific but intriguing future for jujutsu and cursed energy. His plot was an especially convoluted one and centuries in the making, which made it understandably difficult for viewers to grasp the full implications of his actions so far.In addition to weakening the forces of jujutsu society’s sorcerer’s, Fake Geto intended to increase his own strength as well. His inheritance of Geto’s Cursed Spirit Manipulation Technique meant he always had the potential of adding the Disaster Curses themselves to his arsenal. However, due to the rules governing Geto’s technique, he would first have to subdue the Special Grade Cursed Spirits by himself. To circumvent this, Fake Geto bet on the Shibuya Incident weakening all of them to the point where he could absorb them without problems. Unfortunately, this plan worked too well as Jogo, Hanami and Dagon ended up being exorcised. The only curse spirit Fake Geto ended up absorbing was Mahito, who turned out to be exactly who he needed to kick-start his plan.
After several months worth of consistently exciting battles, heart-wrenching plot twists, and controversial reports of overworked staff, Jujutsu Kaisen’s highly anticipated and acclaimed second season has reached its conclusion. The season’s first Gojo’s Past Arc laid the groundwork and introduced several story beats necessary for the second Shibuya Incident arc to succeed as well as it did, but the anime is already looking to the future. The final episode of Season 2 hints heavily at a complete overhaul of the current jujutsu society in the following arcs to come.
Unlike the action-packed ending that usually concludes battle-focused arcs like Shibuya, Jujutsu Kaisen’s Season 2 finale seemed more focused on setting up The Culling Game, the series’ next arc. The sorcerer masquerading as Suguru Geto ended up being the focal point of most of the episode, as he described a horrific but intriguing future for jujutsu and cursed energy. His plot was an especially convoluted one and centuries in the making, which made it understandably difficult for viewers to grasp the full implications of his actions so far.
In addition to weakening the forces of jujutsu society’s sorcerer’s, Fake Geto intended to increase his own strength as well. His inheritance of Geto’s Cursed Spirit Manipulation Technique meant he always had the potential of adding the Disaster Curses themselves to his arsenal. However, due to the rules governing Geto’s technique, he would first have to subdue the Special Grade Cursed Spirits by himself. To circumvent this, Fake Geto bet on the Shibuya Incident weakening all of them to the point where he could absorb them without problems. Unfortunately, this plan worked too well as Jogo, Hanami and Dagon ended up being exorcised. The only curse spirit Fake Geto ended up absorbing was Mahito, who turned out to be exactly who he needed to kick-start his plan.
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