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Jujutsu Kaisen Mojiro Final Chapter: Yuji Itadori's True Feelings and a New Beginning, Readers' Enthusiastic Reactions!In the final chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen Mojiro, Itadori Yuji reunited with Kugisaki Nobara and confessed his true feelings that he had hidden until then. His honest confession resonated deeply with readers, and various stories unfolded, including coexistence with the Rumel tribe and Itadori's future as a cursed object. This final chapter concluded by presenting a new direction for the Jujutsu world along with Itadori's growth.
1. 🗣️ Itadori Yuji's True Feelings and Growth
· It was revealed in the final chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen Mojiro that Itadori Yuji had been moving to meet Kugisaki Nobara.
· Readers deeply empathized with the scene where Itadori confessed his true feelings, 'I was scared,' which he had hidden all along.
· His growth was evident in his constant feeling of disparity with those around him and his determination to rise again, remembering his grandfather's words.
· Many reactions expressed satisfaction that Mojiro simultaneously showcased Itadori's strength and delicate side.
· Readers deeply empathized with the scene where Itadori confessed his true feelings, 'I was scared,' which he had hidden all along.
· His growth was evident in his constant feeling of disparity with those around him and his determination to rise again, remembering his grandfather's words.
· Many reactions expressed satisfaction that Mojiro simultaneously showcased Itadori's strength and delicate side.
00:00 - 01:24
1. 🗣️ Itadori Yuji's True Feelings and Growth
· It was revealed in the final chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen Mojiro that Itadori Yuji had been moving to meet Kugisaki Nobara.
· Readers deeply empathized with the scene where Itadori confessed his true feelings, 'I was scared,' which he had hidden all along.
· His growth was evident in his constant feeling of disparity with those around him and his determination to rise again, remembering his grandfather's words.
· Many reactions expressed satisfaction that Mojiro simultaneously showcased Itadori's strength and delicate side.
· Readers deeply empathized with the scene where Itadori confessed his true feelings, 'I was scared,' which he had hidden all along.
· His growth was evident in his constant feeling of disparity with those around him and his determination to rise again, remembering his grandfather's words.
· Many reactions expressed satisfaction that Mojiro simultaneously showcased Itadori's strength and delicate side.
01:28 - 02:03
2. 🤝 Key Characters' Relationship Changes and Kugisaki's Consideration
· It was interpreted that Itadori's indifferent attitude was actually him enduring everything.
· The background of his seemingly dismissive answer, 'It doesn't matter,' when asked about the future of the Jujutsu world while mentally exhausted, was explained.
· Kugisaki's grandmother appeared, surprising readers, and the significant progress in Yokawa Ken's relationship was also positively received.
· Kugisaki's kindness was highlighted as she readily accepted Itadori's sudden return and request for cooperation.
· Itadori's belief to 'save people' was emphasized once again, and expectations were raised that the harmony between Panda and Maru would improve the future situation.
· The background of his seemingly dismissive answer, 'It doesn't matter,' when asked about the future of the Jujutsu world while mentally exhausted, was explained.
· Kugisaki's grandmother appeared, surprising readers, and the significant progress in Yokawa Ken's relationship was also positively received.
· Kugisaki's kindness was highlighted as she readily accepted Itadori's sudden return and request for cooperation.
· Itadori's belief to 'save people' was emphasized once again, and expectations were raised that the harmony between Panda and Maru would improve the future situation.
02:10 - 03:14
3. 🔮 Itadori's Cursed Object Transformation and Sequel Possibility
· Questions and speculations arose regarding the setting of Itadori becoming a cursed object and mass-producing cursed tools.
· This was interpreted as a means to acquire immense power in case powerful aliens like the Rumel tribe invade again.
· It was mentioned that, like Itadori who ate Sukuna's fingers, eating a cursed object allows one to converse with 'the kid' along with cursed energy.
· With the title of Jujutsu Kaisen, 'Curses come full circle,' being recovered, the possibility of Itadori becoming a second Sukuna-like entity was suggested.
· The setting that one could live for nearly 300 years by eating cursed objects if they gave up their human life shocked readers.
· Itadori's transformation into a cursed object seemed almost confirmed, raising expectations that this could be a hint for a sequel.
· This was interpreted as a means to acquire immense power in case powerful aliens like the Rumel tribe invade again.
· It was mentioned that, like Itadori who ate Sukuna's fingers, eating a cursed object allows one to converse with 'the kid' along with cursed energy.
· With the title of Jujutsu Kaisen, 'Curses come full circle,' being recovered, the possibility of Itadori becoming a second Sukuna-like entity was suggested.
· The setting that one could live for nearly 300 years by eating cursed objects if they gave up their human life shocked readers.
· Itadori's transformation into a cursed object seemed almost confirmed, raising expectations that this could be a hint for a sequel.
03:44 - 05:19
4. 👽 Coexistence with the Rumel Tribe and Future Challenges
· It was speculated that all unmentioned characters had died.
· Regret was expressed over making Dabra a hero and Makora a villain.
· Concerns were raised about the government's stance on coexistence with the Rumel tribe and issues of trust.
· It was suggested that Itadori would have stepped forward to resolve the Rumel tribe issue, and that coexistence became possible thanks to his presence.
· The classic method of fostering camaraderie through catchball was mentioned, and there were expectations for improved relations between Otsuki and Yakuma.
· Criticism was leveled at the Rumel tribe for recognizing family solely through soul connections, and predictions were made that they would eventually cause problems.
· It was suggested that anything is possible with a wish for 'chaos and harmony,' and that anything can be achieved with sufficient cursed energy and a convenient cursed technique.
· Regret was expressed over making Dabra a hero and Makora a villain.
· Concerns were raised about the government's stance on coexistence with the Rumel tribe and issues of trust.
· It was suggested that Itadori would have stepped forward to resolve the Rumel tribe issue, and that coexistence became possible thanks to his presence.
· The classic method of fostering camaraderie through catchball was mentioned, and there were expectations for improved relations between Otsuki and Yakuma.
· Criticism was leveled at the Rumel tribe for recognizing family solely through soul connections, and predictions were made that they would eventually cause problems.
· It was suggested that anything is possible with a wish for 'chaos and harmony,' and that anything can be achieved with sufficient cursed energy and a convenient cursed technique.
06:04 - 07:45
5. 🌟 Mojiro's Success and Jump's Future
· There was a desire to see Dabra fight Itadori again now that he has come to Earth.
· It didn't feel like Mojiro had truly ended, and there was anticipation that Itadori's cursed object setting could continue in the next work.
· While it might take a different direction from Jujutsu Kaisen, curiosity remained about whether a peaceful world had been achieved.
· Many voices expressed a desire for a Heian era Sukuna story or Jujutsu-related spin-offs as the next work.
· Some opinions expressed disappointment that Mojiro ended abruptly, while others hoped for a more complete story in the next work.
· Mojiro was praised for making Jump interesting again since its serialization began, and there were high expectations for Akutami-sensei and Iwasaki-sensei's next works.
· Concerns were raised about Jump's future due to Mojiro's conclusion, and skepticism existed about whether recently started new series could fill Mojiro's void.
· Mojiro was a work that many wished wouldn't end, and many readers were satisfied with the ending itself and that Itadori was 'the kid I knew.'
· It didn't feel like Mojiro had truly ended, and there was anticipation that Itadori's cursed object setting could continue in the next work.
· While it might take a different direction from Jujutsu Kaisen, curiosity remained about whether a peaceful world had been achieved.
· Many voices expressed a desire for a Heian era Sukuna story or Jujutsu-related spin-offs as the next work.
· Some opinions expressed disappointment that Mojiro ended abruptly, while others hoped for a more complete story in the next work.
· Mojiro was praised for making Jump interesting again since its serialization began, and there were high expectations for Akutami-sensei and Iwasaki-sensei's next works.
· Concerns were raised about Jump's future due to Mojiro's conclusion, and skepticism existed about whether recently started new series could fill Mojiro's void.
· Mojiro was a work that many wished wouldn't end, and many readers were satisfied with the ending itself and that Itadori was 'the kid I knew.'
07:50 - 09:33
6. 💖 Readers' Final Chapter Impressions and Sequel Requests
· Many reactions expressed happiness that it was a happy ending and that Itadori was 'the kid I knew.'
· Regarding the 'Anka Tribe Theory,' the dominant opinion was that those who harm children should be punished accordingly.
· There was also practical advice that potential risks should be eliminated in advance.
· The Rumel tribe's characteristic of recognizing family solely through soul connections was described as a 'troublesome species,' and a wish was expressed for Earthlings to coexist well with them.
· Many positive evaluations stated that while it wasn't a perfect happy ending, it was concluded quite well.
· Although Mojiro had some shortcomings, it provided ample enjoyment for half a year, and readers were glad that Itadori didn't have a depressing end.
· Mojiro was praised as a work that truly invigorated Jump, and expectations for the next work were expressed.
· Readers' requests for content to fill Mojiro's void, such as a Mojiro Gaiden or a story about Sukuna in the Heian era, poured in.
· Many readers offered praise, saying, 'Mojiro was the best. Thank you.'
· Regarding the 'Anka Tribe Theory,' the dominant opinion was that those who harm children should be punished accordingly.
· There was also practical advice that potential risks should be eliminated in advance.
· The Rumel tribe's characteristic of recognizing family solely through soul connections was described as a 'troublesome species,' and a wish was expressed for Earthlings to coexist well with them.
· Many positive evaluations stated that while it wasn't a perfect happy ending, it was concluded quite well.
· Although Mojiro had some shortcomings, it provided ample enjoyment for half a year, and readers were glad that Itadori didn't have a depressing end.
· Mojiro was praised as a work that truly invigorated Jump, and expectations for the next work were expressed.
· Readers' requests for content to fill Mojiro's void, such as a Mojiro Gaiden or a story about Sukuna in the Heian era, poured in.
· Many readers offered praise, saying, 'Mojiro was the best. Thank you.'