Review of Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2

I'm a little at crossroads when it comes to evaluating this season. It had its ups and downs for sure. The storyline underwent a number of changes, especially the Shibuya incident arc that was a critical turning point. On the other hand, I was disappointed by the fact that some characters died and didn’t get the closure they should have had. Furthermore, the battle scenes were too long and dragged on, so the tension of the next episode had a little bit of struggle. However, I am aware of the studio’s desire to stay as close to the manga as possible. It was done really well init's animation, but it was definitely missing something. Some of the fights were not well done. The studio's decision of taking on multiple projects looks like it might have exceeded what they could manage, which likely is the reason why JJK ended up not as refined as it could have been.

The sound was good. The second opening song was good, and the voice actors did great job.

Although, character development is one of my favourite aspects, in this case, it seemed to be a little bit weaker. We did a tad better at getting to know the Zen'in clan and Itadori's inner conflicts, but I still felt that more of those lovable trio moments would have made for a better episode.

On the whole, I took season 1 to be more entertaining, but season 2 still had its strong points. If you watched the first season, then probably I would suggest you to try the second season too. It was both a chaotic and exhilarating experience, albeit with some downsides.