Jujutsu Kaisen: The Culling Game Part 1 Episode 2

greentimun

Unexpected. Many people though the animation will peak in yuta sequence but mappa said no and naoya goes unlimited budget works, insane smears animation back to back. Great yuta aura farm direction too. Also the naration not break the hype rather make choso technique more impact

indhyna

This episode is incredibly tense, with a plot twist between Yuta and Yuuji. The return of Yuta Okkotsu is terrifying. He is such a goat. The tension in the manga is even more intense in this episode. Who would have guessed Yuta's tactics would be like this?

xmanager_j3k0

The episode introduces the Culling Game and its rules, with the characters’ goals now centered around it. It also reveals a character who had been teased and mentioned multiple times in previous seasons. Overall, it establishes the series’ new dynamic and pushes the story forward

dafacahya09

This episode starts to show how brutal the game really is. We see different players and their motivations, which makes the world feel bigger and more dangerous. The pacing is steady, focusing on strategy rather than nonstop fighting. The psychological pressure is noticeable.

elishaportento1

A renewed confrontation reshapes priorities inside the Shibuya barrier. As opposing forces press forward, sorcerers reassess timing and positioning to regain control. Tactical persistence and composure under pressure become decisive in stabilizing the situation.

manalo_norman

The intensity builds as Yuji and his allies face increasingly dangerous foes. Tensions rise between players, and new alliances are tested under the game’s brutal rules. Strategic moves unfold, setting up high-stakes confrontations.

aryayoi1404

this second episodes turns the Culling Game into a tense chessboard, rules sharpen, motives surface, and the quiet dread hits harder than fights. Action is sparse but suspense heavy, making every pause feel dangerous.

ckyyy

Man i love the animation in this episode. It shows how much animation world has progressed nowadays. The intense fights between Naoya and Choso is so damn good , I have to rewatch for the third time.

sathishkumaryohan51

Megumi initiates controlled engagement to assess opponent technique and point value, conserving shikigami for adaptability. Yuji Itadori prioritizes mobility and civilian risk control. Both test colony mechanics, focusing on rule exploitation over brute elimination

mykapajare6

Choso vs Naoya🔥 the fight choreography was insane! Every hit felt so clean and intense. And then they casually showed Yuji’s dad?😱 Now I’m dying to know who his parents really are. I need that backstory! Also seeing Yuta, Yuji, and Megumi in one frame - my heart is full❤️✨

wandagrl99

This is a masterclass in establishing stakes through conflict. The choreography of fights demonstrates MAPPA’s continued dominance in action. Fights are fast but readable, signaling that the series is pivoting from a traditional battle shonen to more strategic royale battle.

happybuddha

Mid

JJK did not do a good job re-onboarding people into the lore of the universe. So many things were confusing, as many aspects of the lore were NOT explained well.

spiritgun

There's a lot of blood in this episode! 🩸

nekokurarisu

Yuji's struggles hit hard in this ep. The shift from Shibuya to the Culling was executed 100/10 🤫 not to mention that Choso is stealing hearts whenever he shows up on screen (mine included) 😜