Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 63
You are reading the English translated version of JJK Chapter 63.
Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 63 Overview
Accomplices” (共犯, Kyōhan)
- Release Date: June 17, 2019
- Volume: 8
- Pages: 21
- Anime Adaptation: Episode 24
- Arc: Death Painting Arc
Following the deaths of Eso and Kechizu, Yuji and Nobara reflect on the gravity of taking lives. Yuji, troubled by Eso’s final moments, expresses his sorrow, while Nobara remains resolute, believing in the necessity of their actions.
They reunite with Megumi, who is found unconscious but soon recovers. The trio discusses the cursed finger Megumi possesses, debating whether Yuji should consume it, considering the unknown limits of his capacity. Meanwhile, Satoru Gojo plans to promote his young proteges, signaling a new phase in their training and responsibilities.
Key Moments
- Yuji’s Reflection: Yuji grapples with the emotional weight of taking a life, particularly moved by Eso’s grief.
- Nobara’s Resolve: Nobara maintains a pragmatic view, emphasizing the importance of their mission.
- Megumi’s Condition: Megumi’s recovery and the group’s discussion about the cursed finger highlight their growing bond and shared challenges.
- Gojo’s Plan: Gojo’s intention to promote his students indicates his confidence in their abilities and the upcoming challenges they will face.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Chapter 63?
Yuji and Nobara reflect on the deaths of Eso and Kechizu, and they discuss the cursed finger Megumi has, with Gojo planning their next steps.
How does Yuji feel after the battle in Chapter 63?
Yuji feels sorrowful and conflicted about killing, especially after seeing Eso’s grief.
What is Nobara’s attitude in Chapter 63?
Nobara is resolute and believes that their actions, though difficult, are necessary for their mission.
What happens to Megumi in Chapter 63?
Megumi recovers from unconsciousness, and the trio talks about the cursed finger he possesses.
What is Gojo planning in Chapter 63?
Gojo plans to promote his students, signaling their readiness for the next phase of training and missions.