Home
Creators
Search Recent Missing Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

JJK 2 x 16 (Patreon)

Published:
2026-08-20 18:58:02
Imported:
2026-08
Tags:
JJK

Videos

  • 721657344.mp4

Downloads

Content

Files

Comments

Jarucifer

Wooo! Arigato gozaimasu

Jim Nasium

39 minutes.....yeah I knew it was gonna be a long post discussion and I haven't even started the episode yet 😏

Aldryx_Thetahart

At long last, we get to see the King of Curses living up to his title.

Jake White

Finally, we get Kusakabe the most reasonably realistic goat 🙏

1110

"What's your name?" "Fushiguro." "It's not Zen'in? I'm glad." such a short exchange done exceptionally well.

Jay Fischetti

Sukuna is such a narrative force of nature. Just his presence gives you the impression everything can swiftly and suddenly change in the story, every time he turns up it's like were compelled to keep an eye on everything he's doing and saying. What an achievement to make a character like that not feel contrived and forced.

Rotta

RIP Jogoat

JoshyBoi1912

Poor Jogo, shame he had to be put against the strongest haha, they basically wrote him into a dead end, way too powerful for anyone other than Sukuna or Gojo (potentially a couple other special grades), he'd absolutely obliterate anyone else, his character is so interesting too, definitely think more could have been done with him if he wasn't so strong

Tobi.SG

good moment to talk about the McDonald's JJK collab in Saudi Arabia, they made a "Fuga" drink with Sukuna doing the flames thing on it

Bowsber

Just so you know, Uraume is more than likely nonbinary or agender! Something so weirdly cute about seeing Sukuna reacting so excitedly to seeing someone again, it's such an interesting side to him we get to see at the end of this episode. I adore the way Toji's conclusion is written here. It's so subtle but just so beautiful. The way Toji masks with his feelings with masculinity, likely as a survival response built in from his time in the Zenin clan, but he's able to finally go out on his own terms and express how he truly felt clearly upon recognising his son. The music too, just such a perfect representation of his quiet relief. Still feel myself tearing up every time I watch it

Jake Moore

So much said with so few words.

TheRubyMinecat

Man you have no idea how excited i am(and was when the episode first aired) for the next episode after the teaser at the end 😭

Atena

Sukuna is such a fake nonchalant, look how excited he got when he recognized Uraume 🥺

baileygobrr

its incredible how well the author of jjk gets you to feel a certain way about characters with so little dialogue. even characters like toji with no more than 7 episodes of screen time is such a complex character, its actually crazy

Atena

In the manga, when Megumi is checking the dead body, he has a flashback of Naobito saying "Toji?!" when they were inside Dagon's domain and he says to himself "Don't think about it now", so deep down he knows that's his dad. Some extra tidbits: According to the character guide, the guy with the bandages joined Geto's family for the same reason as his twin girls 😢 Uraume VA is the same as Yelena, and Kusakabe is the same as Roy Mustang.

Kayla Unknown

I love Jogo so much. Also, this episode really shows sides of Sukuna we've never seen before. He's more capable of empathy and kindness than we would have thought, even if he chooses not to exercise that capability 99.99% of the time, and he even has a meaningful connection from his past, a person he was openly excited and happy to see again after a long time. Sukuna is an endlessly fascinating character and I remember being so hyped about this while reading the manga back in the day because it confirmed that were finally starting to learn more about him.

Fennec

14:35 Sophie: Is my client a perfect man? No Toji: I killed em', yeah

Kayla Unknown

this comment is the crossover of all goddamn time

Violet

I, too, am a Kusakabe truther. Realest sorcerer out there 😂

JVSkol

The strongest sorcerer available :D

Violet

The two terrors in one episode lol I love bittersweet moments like 10:15 in fiction. It provides closure for the audience, yet leaves the story open in other ways (Megumi not knowing who tf that was 😆). I'm so glad you didn't listen to people who told you JJK wasn't "that deep." Every story has its plotlines - no matter how kooky or predictable

JVSkol

Sophie finally met the honored one

Fae

What makes Toji's exit even more touching is that when he infiltrated Dagon's domain, the narrator said that Toji was being driven by his instincts until the vessel broke. Perhaps in the moment when he recognized Megumi his first instinct was no longer to go after the strongest, but to not hurt his son 😭

Dr Sophie Darling Reacts

I like that theory if not for the fact that we literally just saw him absolutely beat the shit out of Megumi haha! :')

Fae

We did, but to me it seemed like he didn't recognize him until direct encounter with Megumi's technique as he stepped onto his shadow and started sinking into it during the stab, and he got the flashbacks right after. Before that he was just dealing with summons, and using summons doesn't seem to be all that rare. But Megumi's shadow-thingy-stuff seems to be all the fuzz.

Dr Sophie Darling Reacts

Oh I think I misread your initial comment 🙈 I thought you meant he was drawn to Dagon's domain to protect his son and I was like "wat he beat the shit out of him" 😂 But yes the technique definitely was the trigger of recognition. Then it was just pure fatherly drive to protect his son from himself 😭

Violet

🧎🏾‍♀️🙇🏾‍♀️ Sifu Hopman

Ivan

The next ep 17 - you have to watch the blue ray version. It has extra scenes - its a must watch!!!

domi

Its like you scanned my brain and put my feelings abt Toji and Megumi into words, so i have nothing to add except 💔

Leah Henderson

The Sukuna x Jogo fight blew my mind in this episode lol and I could not help feeling for Jogo! I thought it was nice that Sukuna gave him that compliment about his strength... I'm so annoyed that I keep finding "awww" moments for these guys XD I definitely teared up when Toji recognized Megumi and subsequently took himself out instead of continuing the fight. I'm with you that he cared (and was also a shit dad haha); in fact, his final act proves to me that he always cared. The whole thing just makes me sad for Megumi and Toji both. I also love Panda being all awkwardly animated while he's in Shibuya since he has no sense for the city! I was laughing so hard. XD (And I hope he's okay because WTF)

yanto keju

the fact that sukuna--a human curse user from thousands years ago--told jogo--a special grade fledgling (compared to sukuna) cursed spirit--that he needs to act more as a curse and destroy anything and everything in his way, is just the perfect. they are literally opposites of each other.

doodle

100% agree with your thoughts on Toji. I've seen a lot of reactors chalk him up to 'oh just a shitty dad' and of course he was, but the author laid the hints of how he cared for Megumi (in the way most psychologically coherent for him). Toji, we see, is deeply insecure about his lack of cursed energy, to the point he's dedicated his life to proving his family wrong. In a similar (if more violent) manner as Maki, who grew up in the same family. The Zen'in treat anyone below a certain 'standard' as trash, and lauds those who live up to that 'standard' (aka, having the hereditary clan technique / a useful technique in general). In Toji's worldview, in some internalized part of him that probably became concrete when he was very young, he understood having the clan technique as meaning: having status, comfort, education, acknowledgement. Perhaps even affection/love. And of course, *not* having a technique - even worse, not having cursed energy - as he knows from painful experience, means the opposite. So to him: having a powerful technique, hopefully the clan technique, means Megumi is set for life. Sure, he might be brutally trained in a clan that clearly doesn't care about the actual genuine emotional wellbeing of its children, but he'll *have* the things Toji didn't have when he was a child and hurting. And for parents, that means a lot. It clearly comes from a place of care, even if Toji is too damaged to ever admit that.