I guess my expectation was too high before starting this show due to the sheer amount of people sayiing that its THAT good. Some fights towards the end of the show were hype, but thats about it for the show. Fightscenes are great tho, new artstyle for fights seemed to be more funky. The comedy is...

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 is undeniably one of the most hyped-up shounen anime in the past couple of years. Before this season aired, there were many posts comparing the "Shibuya Incident arc" of this season to classic shounen arcs like the "Chimera ant arc" from Hunter x Hunter. As usual, while it...

First season was excellent and good vibed that I got really into this. The second season started out allright, but did I really just watch 15 episodes of continuous fight scenes, gore, incredibly minor character development and overall human misery? Well that's exactly what it was. If you watched...

The fight scenes—especially the late-series bouts with their funky new art style—were genuinely hype and the main reason to watch. Everything else felt flat: the comedy was awful and should’ve been cut, the middle stretch was boring, and characters were introduced just to be killed off before I c...

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 delivers exceptional animation from Studio MAPPA, incredible music, and entertaining fight sequences that utilize environments creatively. However, it's bogged down by convoluted exposition dumps that ruin fight enjoyment, poorly executed character deaths that rely on shoc...

The fights look good and I can understand shutting your brain off to enjoy them, but the characters are paper-thin and their deaths feel like cheap emotional manipulation rather than meaningful conclusions. Every fight lacks impact because they're either over newly introduced plot points or immed...

The first season was excellent with good vibes that really drew me in, but the second season devolved into 15 episodes of non-stop fight scenes and gore with barely any character development. All the fun and comedy from season one disappeared, replaced by an endless bloodbath where even favorite ...

Nah I'd Win Season 2 I haven't read the JJK manga and was just along for the ride as an anime-only spectator, so I wasn't really expecting this season to actually be interesting. The first season of JJK was basically average shounen with minimal digressions and improvements, it was fun to watch b...

If you could go two or three years back in time and ask me what I think about the future of shonen my answer would probably be pretty excited. Ufotable had their hands full working on demon slayer, MAPPA managed to get their hands on both Chainsaw man and Jigokuraku, completeing the "dark trio". ...

The Shibuya Incident Arc delivered an unexpectedly dark and impactful experience that elevated this season beyond typical shounen fare, with commendable studio effort making each episode visually stunning. However, the characters remain mediocre stereotypes with average motivations and background...

Jujutsu no Kaisen is a twisted naruto like anime ... The randon Naruto like character (the one hyped with the power of a monster inside ... that sometimes lose control to help the mc), team up with the op kakashi (the Op teatcher, that is cool and considered a genius and overpowered), the random ...

If you could go two or three years back in time and ask me what I think about the future of shonen my answer would probably be pretty excited. Ufotable had their hands full working on demon slayer, MAPPA managed to get their hands on both Chainsaw man and Jigokuraku, completeing the "dark trio". ...

The slick animation and cool fight scenes make Jujutsu Kaisen watchable, but its paper-thin Naruto-copy cast, clichéd monster-inside-the-MC setup, and evil-for-evil’s-sake villains keep it from living up to the hype. It’s an okay popcorn action show, nothing more. The fluid fight choreography is ...

This is simply ridiculous. Like, psychiatric level ridiculous. I will simply vent out here, listing all of the negatives. You can read the positives in many other posts. Nothing has any lasting impact, things arbitrarily pop into the story, and leave whenever convenient. A lot of the fights are t...

I tried. When the first season came out and people went nuts over Jujutsu Kaisen I was patiently waiting to binge the whole season to check it out. I do it every time when the new big shonen thing comes out. Sadly, most o the time it just doesn't work for me with the post 2016 modern shonen. All ...

While JJK maintains its unique vibe and atmosphere, the series has become an overwhelming mess with 70% of every episode dominated by mindless action that leaves no time to process what's happening. The power scaling has completely broken down worse than any shonen to date, with arbitrary story e...

When non stop action manages to become boring, it's an accomplishment in and of itself. It's predictable, and it's uninteresting. Recurring characters have become just annoying. The "protagonist" of the series doesn't even exist in this season. The "dread" feels forced, to the point that I don't ...

I tried. When the first season came out and people went nuts over Jujutsu Kaisen I was patiently waiting to binge the whole season to check it out. I do it every time when the new big shonen thing comes out. Sadly, most o the time it just doesn't work for me with the post 2016 modern shonen. All ...

mid asf and extremely overrated... this shi gon fall off even harder than My Hero Academia. art - 9/10 as it should be for a 2024 release by a huge studio story 4/10. i dont care about the story at all its boring as shii got me zoning out every 5 minutes characters 7/10 few cool characters but a ...

This show is unfortunately pretty similar to Demon Slayer in terms of its good points and bad points. What I mean by that is that its animation quality is pretty darn amazing, while its story and pacing are pretty lackluster. The magic system and fights going on seem thought out and pretty invent...