When the Shinjuku arc started, most Jujutsu Kaisen fans assumed that Satoru Gojo was the only sorcerer with a realistic chance of defeating Sukuna. For the most part, it made a lot of sense when ...

The character Ryomen Sukuna draws inspiration from Japan's Nihon Shoki & wields symbolism from Buddhism. Sukuna's connection to Buddhism is evident in his techniques, domain, & historical ...

“Figurines installed in the legend-preserving area help people there connect with the existence of Sukuna in a more realistic way.” Advances in media, such as illustrated scrolls from medieval ...

Although it may seem to contradict the norms of the series, Sukuna's startling use of the pledge to subjugate Yuji is in line with them. By exploiting ambiguity in the vow’s phrasing ...

Sukuna's plot armor is making the final battle ... It initially made sense for the sorcerers to struggle because there seemed to be no realistic way to easily defeat an opponent that even Gojo ...