Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 17: Thunderclap 2

Manga chapter 96-97

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

10.0

22 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

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Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 17: Thunderclap 2

Manga chapter 96-97

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 16 Next: EP 18 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

22 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

Thunderclap is pure JJK chaos at its best! Megumi’s desperate fight against Toji’s raw physical dominance is brutal, while Sukuna absolutely toys with and obliterates Jogo in the most cinematic way possible. The animation, soundtrack, and emotional beats (especially Jogo’s final moments) are flawless. Peak shonen. 9.8/10

La pelea que vemos es, posiblemente una de las secuencias de animación más bestiales que se hicieron en la historia del anime moderno.

The most highly anticipated showdown between The Strongest Sorcerer in History vs The Divine General. Easily the most hype moment of 2023.

Not only did MAPPA do manga readers justice with the adaptation, but they spoilt us with extra footage in the Blu-Ray release.

While some anime condense fight scenes into a fraction of an episode or stretch a fight by inserting flashbacks, Gege Akutami made this scene one of the few clashes in anime that stretches it into an entire episode that increases in intensity as the fight progresses.

Sukuna truly shows the world why he was dubbed the strongest in the Heian Era by immediately deciphering Mahoragas abilites and countering every single one. Mahoraga on the other hand shows why no one was ever able to tame it in the history of JJK by standing toe-to-toe with the King of Curses.

For anime-onlies, look forward to the Shinjuku Showdown for the continuation of this fight; Akutami will surprise you with more action.

The fight between Sukuna and Mahoraga is insane with the graphics and animation style which pays serious attention to detail. The Episode clearly showcases Sukuna's fighting style and abilities While explaining how MAhoraga's technique works

This episode was absolute madness. Sukuna vs Mahoraga looked insane visually and the level of destruction was crazy. Easily one of the best fights in the entire series.

This episode teases Sukuna power level after more fingers eaten, and given a great foe for him to toy around and test out his heavypower ability. Animation are a spectacle in this episode, with narration assisting in explaining abilities of both fighters

I have no words. The animation for Sukuna vs Mahoraga was absolutely insane! It felt like watching a high-budget movie. The destruction of Shibuya and Sukuna’s sheer power is something I’ll never forget. MAPPA really outdid themselves here. Peak fiction!

venkateshonline

Continues the momentum with devastating consequences and relentless action. The tone remains unforgiving.

Mahoraga vs Sukuna was absolutely unhinged. The animation went insane during the domain expansion and the devastation of Shibuya was chilling. Megumi summoning Mahoraga as a last resort was peak writing.

Insane animation! Insane fight! Sukuna and mahoraga wreaking havoc! Greatest fight scene of the series for me so far

Pure Sakuga insanity! Sukuna vs. Mahoraga is the definition of peak. Seeing the King work at full power is a total flex, but the aftermath for Yuji’s conscience is gut-wrenching. The scale of destruction is just unmatched. MAPPA really went all out here!

Mahoraga gets summoned and the episode immediately becomes legendary. MAPPA is really cooking for the animation of this arc! A big W for them for getting me this hyped up. TwT <3

Sukuna’s clash with Mahoraga turns Shibuya into pure chaos. The episode delivers relentless action, massive destruction, and stunning animation while showcasing the terrifying scale of Sukuna’s power during the Shibuya incident.

Perfectly mixes explosive action with emotional damage. Itadori’s devastation makes the destruction feel real, and the final shot of Nanami leaves you tense and worried. Shibuya isn’t just chaos anymore its tragedy unfolding in real time.

Absolutely insane episode. I genuinely couldn’t even blink, the fight felt like pure perfection from start to finish. The destruction, the scale, and the choreography were so sharp and readable that you could appreciate every movement. Peak episode🔥

Megumi really has gone crazy. summoniung and undefeated shikigami. The summoning animation was really cinematic and gave me chills. Even though sukuna not at full power is freaking strong.

The Divine General. The graphics for the Mahoraga fight are abstract and explosive. Suspense peaks as Sukuna levels blocks of Shibuya to "save" Megumi

what amazing episode. This is literally 100 percent action every minute. Wrapped with crazy and fantastic combat and very informative monologue. You really have to watch it. Even though in my opinion the soundtrack is too banger for the tense and traumatic situation at the end.

While it may have felt a bit rushed here and there, but it still does a great job at keeping you at the edge of your seats. The battle’s aftermath left me in much shock.
That said, it’ll be interesting to observe how this chaos will affect some characters. This ep was delightful

Sukuna summoning Mahoraga just to fight it himself?? The absolute AUDACITY. Malevolent Shrine going off in the middle of Shibuya is surreal and terrifying. This ep had me sitting in silence afterwards.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at episode 17 of 23, this lands deep in the back half of the Shibuya Incident arc, where the chaos has fully erupted and consequences are stacking up fast. It directly continues from 'Thunderclap,' carrying forward Megumi Fushiguro's pivotal struggles and the broader battlefield developments. This episode serves as a critical bridge into 'Right and Wrong,' where the narrative shifts toward the moral complexities that define the arc's endgame stretch.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at episode 17 of 23, this lands deep in the back half of the Shibuya Incident arc, where the chaos has fully erupted and consequences are stacking up fast. It directly continues from 'Thunderclap,' carrying forward Megumi Fushiguro's pivotal struggles and the broader battlefield developments. This episode serves as a critical bridge into 'Right and Wrong,' where the narrative shifts toward the moral complexities that define the arc's endgame stretch.

QUICK TAKES

Thunderclap is pure JJK chaos at its best! Megumi’s desperate fight against Toji’s raw physical dominance is brutal, while Sukuna absolutely toys with and obliterates Jogo in the most cinematic way possible. The animation, soundtrack, and emotional beats (especially Jogo’s final moments) are flawless. Peak shonen. 9.8/10

La pelea que vemos es, posiblemente una de las secuencias de animación más bestiales que se hicieron en la historia del anime moderno.

The most highly anticipated showdown between The Strongest Sorcerer in History vs The Divine General. Easily the most hype moment of 2023.

Not only did MAPPA do manga readers justice with the adaptation, but they spoilt us with extra footage in the Blu-Ray release.

While some anime condense fight scenes into a fraction of an episode or stretch a fight by inserting flashbacks, Gege Akutami made this scene one of the few clashes in anime that stretches it into an entire episode that increases in intensity as the fight progresses.

Sukuna truly shows the world why he was dubbed the strongest in the Heian Era by immediately deciphering Mahoragas abilites and countering every single one. Mahoraga on the other hand shows why no one was ever able to tame it in the history of JJK by standing toe-to-toe with the King of Curses.

For anime-onlies, look forward to the Shinjuku Showdown for the continuation of this fight; Akutami will surprise you with more action.

The fight between Sukuna and Mahoraga is insane with the graphics and animation style which pays serious attention to detail. The Episode clearly showcases Sukuna's fighting style and abilities While explaining how MAhoraga's technique works

This episode was absolute madness. Sukuna vs Mahoraga looked insane visually and the level of destruction was crazy. Easily one of the best fights in the entire series.

This episode teases Sukuna power level after more fingers eaten, and given a great foe for him to toy around and test out his heavypower ability. Animation are a spectacle in this episode, with narration assisting in explaining abilities of both fighters

I have no words. The animation for Sukuna vs Mahoraga was absolutely insane! It felt like watching a high-budget movie. The destruction of Shibuya and Sukuna’s sheer power is something I’ll never forget. MAPPA really outdid themselves here. Peak fiction!

venkateshonline

Continues the momentum with devastating consequences and relentless action. The tone remains unforgiving.

Mahoraga vs Sukuna was absolutely unhinged. The animation went insane during the domain expansion and the devastation of Shibuya was chilling. Megumi summoning Mahoraga as a last resort was peak writing.

Insane animation! Insane fight! Sukuna and mahoraga wreaking havoc! Greatest fight scene of the series for me so far

Pure Sakuga insanity! Sukuna vs. Mahoraga is the definition of peak. Seeing the King work at full power is a total flex, but the aftermath for Yuji’s conscience is gut-wrenching. The scale of destruction is just unmatched. MAPPA really went all out here!

Mahoraga gets summoned and the episode immediately becomes legendary. MAPPA is really cooking for the animation of this arc! A big W for them for getting me this hyped up. TwT <3

Sukuna’s clash with Mahoraga turns Shibuya into pure chaos. The episode delivers relentless action, massive destruction, and stunning animation while showcasing the terrifying scale of Sukuna’s power during the Shibuya incident.

Perfectly mixes explosive action with emotional damage. Itadori’s devastation makes the destruction feel real, and the final shot of Nanami leaves you tense and worried. Shibuya isn’t just chaos anymore its tragedy unfolding in real time.

Absolutely insane episode. I genuinely couldn’t even blink, the fight felt like pure perfection from start to finish. The destruction, the scale, and the choreography were so sharp and readable that you could appreciate every movement. Peak episode🔥

Megumi really has gone crazy. summoniung and undefeated shikigami. The summoning animation was really cinematic and gave me chills. Even though sukuna not at full power is freaking strong.

The Divine General. The graphics for the Mahoraga fight are abstract and explosive. Suspense peaks as Sukuna levels blocks of Shibuya to "save" Megumi

what amazing episode. This is literally 100 percent action every minute. Wrapped with crazy and fantastic combat and very informative monologue. You really have to watch it. Even though in my opinion the soundtrack is too banger for the tense and traumatic situation at the end.

While it may have felt a bit rushed here and there, but it still does a great job at keeping you at the edge of your seats. The battle’s aftermath left me in much shock.
That said, it’ll be interesting to observe how this chaos will affect some characters. This ep was delightful

Sukuna summoning Mahoraga just to fight it himself?? The absolute AUDACITY. Malevolent Shrine going off in the middle of Shibuya is surreal and terrifying. This ep had me sitting in silence afterwards.

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©芥見下々／集英社・呪術廻戦製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com