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JJK 2 x 18 (Patreon)

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2026-09-03 20:11:30
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2026-09
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OriginalsFX

jujitsu sorcerer = worst job on planet earth

Unholy

To the best adult there ever was

Antonio

Starting SpyFam and meeting Loid today alongside this episode is truly an equivalent exchange. Humanity cannot obtain something without first giving something up of equal value.

Leon D

oh no…

TheRubyMinecat

Genuine tear jerker of an episode, and we're almost done with season 2

Imothy

I heard a theory that I like to believe. Sorcerers who aren’t killed by cursed energy run the risk of turning into a cursed spirit. So while fighting the transfigured humans before Mahito appears, he was picturing the scenes in Malaysia as a way to calm his own mind and reduce his negative energy. That way he wouldn’t become a curse to Yuji :(

TheRubyMinecat

Not only am i getting your reaction tomorrow but LM reactions one too, gonna be such a good morning for me

Jarucifer

Mahito proves to the audience why he’s so hated 😩

henrique ferreira

The Malaysian state government officially proposed building a memorial and a beach structure at Kuantan Beach for Kento Nanami. Gege Akutami gave his permission, but Shueisha didn't legally consent. Despite this, tourism in Malaysia grew significantly thanks to this episode

Bits and bytes

My sister got me into watching his anime. I hadn’t watched anime in a long time but she convinced me, even sat with me to see my reactions. This episode almost made me rage quit. I literally had to walk away for a minute because I was a wreck. Because you just know, the moment the episode begins and the way it’s filmed like a tribute to Nanami that we would undoubtedly loose him. But it’s still gutted me. I’m pretty sure I was like you for the rest of the episode, numb. Yuji, the poor child, is leagues better than me.

Goldie

Welcome to the hurt locker 😭

rxin11

I know it might be hard to acknowledge it at the moment for good reason lol but man Mahito is so good as an especially personal antagonist like him mimicking Yuji's scream of anger right back at him after killing Nanami and all the joyfulness he showed during the fight(goated va btw) was so crazy first time I saw this episode like this specific type of dynamic isn't quite as common nowadays

Leah Henderson

Oh Nanami. The perfect man with his stacks of unread books that will now stay forever unread. T_T I first watched this episode a couple of weeks ago and the only reason I didn't quit the show right then was because I need to see Mahito suffer for his crimes! I called him so many names during this episode and the next especially that I cannot repeat here. >_>

baileygobrr

ive been putting off watching this i hate this episode every rewatch but i love it too its so good but oh my god i cry for atleast 30 minutes

Pancake

welcome back from vacation, enjoy the trauma!

Gpinko

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I. Hate. Mahito. And I will not change my mind 😭 I still cannot watch his actual death again, I always cover the screen at that moment

The_Venomous_Viper

Don't worry, I've yet to see a reactor be able to focus on this fight since it immediately follows Nanami dying! I get why they did it this way so it would feel more sudden and impactful, but with the strong emotion then the (purposeful) annoyance of Mahito, its hard to care much about the animation that's happening on first watch haha

ML Snow

He was dreaming even before encountering the curses, it's a way for him to disconnect from reality and free himself. When he comes across the curses, he thinks about his work as a sorcerer, but thoughts like "I'm tired" and "I've done enough" cross his mind, yet despite everything, he keeps fighting. I think that's why the scene is so emotional. The direction and the music were perfect.

evelynnreact

So cute that Yuji calls him Nanamin for some reason 😭

Bits and bytes

Absolutely agree. Even though the pacing is realistic, I need my time to mourn!

Anthony Flenniken

Mahito is like bugs bunny, if bugs bunny was a psychopathic demon.

Joshua

"mahito, when I get my hands on you" is such an excellent choice of words

domi

"Hasnt Yuuji suffered enough" if you ask Akutami, Sukuna could have murdered Nanami with his own hands and i bet he would still think its not and find something else to make him suffer 🥲

Anonlou

Huzzah. New episode. I have been so sick for the last week. It’s good to get to enjoy another episode with your commentary. Hope your heart heals soon.

Allain Gumapon

In defense of the higher ups, these stressful and life threatening moments are the exact moments in which Itadori had to prove himself as a vessel capable of containing Sukuna. It's easy to say that Itadori shouldn't be killed because he can contain Sukuna during peaceful moments but when the going gets tough and he can't, then that's just a risk they're not willing to take. It's kinda like if a person has a button to a nuke and while that person will never press that button, if there's a chance that someone can force him into pressing the button then that person shouldn't have it (not a perfect metaphor but hopefully you get it). This has essentially become a super complicated trolley problem, kill one person and save countless lives or keep that person alive and many will die.

Dr Sophie Darling Reacts

Did you listen to my intro at all? 🙈 I outlined that I understood where they're coming from and why. There's no need to defend them as I'm not condemning them. I'm outright expressing why I understand their position. You're debating against points I never made 😅

Seryu Ubiquitous

cool. had already a horrible week and now we watch this episode. this episode was so good in every aspect. i hate it because it hurts and this is far from the first time i seen it and especielly with your reaction as a firsttime watcher it really feels like i experience it again a first time. this stupid anime is so amazing in transporting feelings, the good and the bad ones.

Inrikator

Now my breakfast tastes salty. 😭 Shibuya really has been an incident huh? And it all was in a train station, a place of departure and where different people and fates cross each other.

PK

Yeah this episode had me in tears when it released, and I sort of rediscovered my love for shounen once it was over. I was already in a pretty bad state of mind before watching this episode and I won't completely divulge my circumstances around it but the important part was that trauma was plaguing my mind harder than ever. I felt absolutely ashamed of myself for being unable to muster up the courage to fight back against my demons, and at several points during this period of time did I consider myself to be the demon. The more I ruminated over it, the more lost I found myself digging through the pile of past virtues I had trampled over in bitter rejection of how cruel the world is. Much like Yuji, the memories and experiences compiling and running rampant in my mind was so loud and overwhelming that I sort of fell into this husk-like shell version of myself that roamed helplessly for answers. Were my convictions just lies wrapped in my childish ambitions and ideals? What was even my motivation to live anymore? Why do I fail over and over again in the face of everything I wish to overcome? Yuji showed me what it was that I needed to live, because for once, I could connect with someone who felt just as weak, ugly, and hopeless in a terrible situation most would shrivel up under the pressure as I did. None of the main protagonist foolhardiness and stoic displays of resilient mindsets I was used to. Just a boy, bloodied and battered, who felt like the universe was punishing him for caring too much. That's character writing of an insane depth that I haven't seen depicted very often. Got a little emotional writing this lol I might've gotten too carried away perhaps

Sonja Seren

Nanami's death was one of those moments that threw me but also really framed what it is like to be a sorcerer. To channel negative energy constantly and not have that break you. All the trauma and pain and suffering that grants you unearthly powers of change and destruction. There's no peace. No day off or clocking off. Even if you're focused and calm you are a conduit of cursed energy, in an ocean full of the next Jogo or Mahito (intentional or not). Nanami was an example of someone who knew how to be that cinduit and shape what came out of him into a realistic hope for a "malaysian beach" for the next generation. Not merely being a weapon.

Atena

NANAMIIIII 😭😭😭 He was only 28 😭😭😭