Furthermore, in the recent Shibuya Incident arc, Kenjaku manages to surprise him and imprison him in the cramped prison where he currently resides in the anime.

When analyzing the Shibuya scene, Kenjaku's actions follow a fascinating pattern. After successfully sealing Gojo, Kenjaku keeps the Prison Realm firmly grounded despite seemingly having no reason ...

"at least curse me a little in the end," before dying. After this scene, Geto's body was overtaken and used as a vessel by Kenjaku, eliminating any chance of Gojo and Geto ever reconcilingor ...

Jujutsu Kaisen's beginning raises the question "Are Geto and Kenjaku the same?" because of the way that author Gege Akutami presents this situation and how it plays out. For the most part ...

Kenjaku, the ancient mastermind, orchestrates chaos, while Ryomen Sukuna, the King of Curses, embodies unmatched power and violence. These antagonists challenge heroes morally and emotionally ...