Jujutsu Kaisen

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Talented Yuji has little attraction to school life. But that all changes when he becomes part of an occult research club and finds one of the fingers of a great Cursed Spirit named “Sukuna”.

Senior high school student Yuji no longer smiles at his sports career: the laurels of the athletic hero are no longer enticing, although the chairman of the student council and coach are very persistent to enroll him there. A young man made his choice and didn’t care about his outstanding data and past successes! The occult club is what attracts his attention! The opportunity to touch the unknown and quietly explore the paranormal. But even here he was not rested! Ruthless spirits on the school grounds (the rugby field is sacred!) will not say hello when they face this champion!

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Magical Battle is definitely an unconventional seinen, it’s not at all a Van Pis or Naruto-style story where there are good guys and bad guys. So, when you know that in the end good will win. There’s no good and evil as such, we’re shown a lot of halftones and facets and how relative the truth is. I really like that the fights look really real, not in the format of honest one-on-one, and the rest of us will stand around and watch.

Personally, I really like this setting with magic, curses, and monsters – essentially, it’s a direction with limitless potential, for character creation and development, because essentially, the author can afford literally EVERYTHING here. But unfortunately, as the work progresses, it sort of starts to even spoil it… Other than that, nice looking artwork (although it looks “poorer” and less neat than the anime, but let’s chalk it up to the author’s style), in my opinion, well-drawn fights with a successful storyboard. A lot of colorful characters (Satoru Gojo alone is worth a lot.

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 In fact, the characters here are pretty well thought out, but for some reason I no longer felt their particular traits at the end. They blended together with this muddled plot. In fact, it was only at the beginning that I felt an extraordinary thrill when Gojo or Itadori showed their character. Anyway, I guess the author is just confused about which characters and which ending he wants to see.

Among the recent novelizations, is definitely noteworthy. The plot is rather trite. Schoolchildren accidentally trigger a curse at night in a school building. The main character was possessed by a piece of the strongest of demons. There is an organization that fights these very creatures. It subsequently takes the main character under its wing.

The arc that’s going on right now is really cool. I like the battle system. And the drawing is cool, and the author conveys the dynamics well. With the release of the anime, the manga will become more popular.

Almost all of them repeat the formulas used by the big three senens of the noughties, offering nothing new. The magical battle, at first glance, also follows a well-trodden path. The reader sees a schoolboy protagonist with a certain monster sitting inside him, a couple of his friends, one a secretive and serious guy and the other a militant and a bit flighty girl, a school for the “different kind”, the magic of friendship, monsters…