Early Monday morning, Viz Media’s MANGAPlus service and Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ membership app released Chapter 191 of Jujutsu Kaisen. Changed details concerning the immediate aftermath of Shibuya and the reappearance of a familiar person, albeit in a new guise, are revealed in Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 191. Despite the fact that the Sakurajima Colony arc has yet to begin, Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 191 lays the stage for a new and exciting chapter in its Culling Games series. Chapter 191 of Jujutsu Kaisen has Maki displaying her increased strength, something fans have been eagerly awaiting for some time now.
Detailed spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen’s Chapter 191
Having returned home after the Shibuya incident, Noshitori enters the Kamo clan home in Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 191. A guy he called Shino tells him that they need to get in touch with the Gojo, Zen’in, and Yoshinobu Gakuganji families urgently. Since “Kurorichi… became captain of the guards, the barrier may as well be a sieve,” Shino inquires as to how Noritoshi got through. Noritoshi retorts that Heishichi is the current captain and asks whether Shino has forgotten the next head of the family, meaning him, because he doesn’t have time for an old timer’s pranks.
As the Noritoshi in front of him appears like “Master Noritoshi,” Shino retorts, “I’m elderly, but a youngster can’t mislead me.” Present-day Noritoshi tries to disagree but soon realises that the matter at hand requires immediate attention. Kenjaku, who is residing in Suguru Geto’s body, tells Shino that he is “adrift in the world of 150 years ago” at the Kamo clan mansion. After telling Noritoshi to relax, he pokes fun at him for being late but says it’s reasonable because of the mayhem he brought to Shibuya. He then outlines Noritoshi’s theory that if the individual in charge of higher-ups’ commands was from the Kamo clan, then perhaps the group was already a puppet.
Because he looks so much like the man who was sentenced to death for his crimes, he says, it’s feasible that only a few conservatives in the government are to blame. The fact that Noritoshi had requested to talk with Gakuganji because he is dependable and influential led him to believe that he should request that Gakuganji withdraw the notification from headquarters. subsequently recounted in great detail the second order calling Gojo a Shibuya Incident collaborator along with claiming that any attempt to remove his seal was a crime. Kenjaku congratulates Noritoshi after Noritoshi explains that they may get into a lot of problems if “removing his seal” is misunderstood.
He compliments him on his ability to understand the big picture and act on it, despite being a student, before immediately pointing out that he already owns the organization’s headquarters. No, Kenjaku has already killed those who advocated for Geto’s death, he affirms to Noritoshi. Noshitori’s hopes were dashed when he learned that the people who had recommended Okkotsu as Itadori’s executioner were likewise dealt with, he explains. When Kenjaku says the conservative party and the Kamo clan are under his authority, it’s clear that he has the upper hand. Before assuring Noritoshi that he has no place in the clan and that the two would never meet again, he goes on to describe himself as the 25th and current leader of the clan.
As a result, Kenjaku elaborates that he does not want to murder the young Kamo clan sorcerer. When Kenjaku tells Noshitori that he can’t alter anything even if he’s alive, the scenario ends abruptly, and Kenjaku begs him to go so that they don’t wreck the location with a fight.
A Cursed Spirit is seen falling from the sky by Noritoshi and Maki in Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 191. The first asks for proof that it is a cursed spirit, and Maki responds that if the thing in front of them is human, then Panda is also a cursed spirit. Although she knows the creature is a Cursed Spirit, something doesn’t feel quite right to her, and she makes it clear that she understands his bewilderment. Groaning and glancing about, the Cursed Spirit then yells “Ma!” three times before hurling itself onto the ground.
In a few seconds, shockwave-like harm rippled over the region around the two. It is revealed that the Spirit spared Noritoshi’s life, but he admits he didn’t see it since it was moving so quickly. The Spirit has fastened Maki to a rock wall somewhere in the wilderness, and the beast has carried her outside the city limits. It is impossible for her to hit the Cursed Spirit since it moves so quickly. Even though the Spirit is moving quickly, she insists, there’s more going on. After a while, she was able to outrun the Spirit at close range a few times until she was pinned again. Naoya Zen’in’s face emerges from one of the Spirit’s cavities, and the Spirit cries “Ma! Ma!” once again as the face wriggles out.
Following his death, it appears that Naoya has transformed into a Cursed Spirit, becoming powerful enough to face off against Maki. “I came to this site, too!” he adds to the stunned sorcerer before concluding Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 191. Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 191 states that the manga will not be taking a vacation, which means that the next issue will be out next week. Although the Sakurajima Colony arc’s first chapter, Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 191, is heavy on language and explanation, it was necessary for the story to do so. What little action there is in this chapter is riveting, as Maki faces off against the freshly formed Cursed Spirit, Naoya Zen’in, to put her newfound skills to the test.
It is also explained in Chapter 191 of Jujutsu Kaisen how Kenjaku avoided being directly targeted by the judo authorities following the death of Shibuya. To maintain the enigma’s scary and cunning persona while providing readers with background information, this expository sequence was masterfully executed. All in all, the next Culling Game-based arc, the Sakurajima Colony arc, gets off to a decent start in Jujutsu Kaisen 191. Fans will have to wait and see if the past narrative arcs’ excitement and quality continue, but the first issue of the story section certainly gets things started in the right direction.