An Update on the Publication of Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 215
On Monday, March 6th, 2023, Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 215 will be made available online. Check out our post dedicated to the publication of Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 215 for more information.
Eastern Standard Time (EST): 10:00 p.m.
Standard Time in the Pacific Ocean: 7:00 p.m.
Time in the Central Time Zone: 9:30 p.m.
12-noon, Japan Standard Time (JST) (on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023)
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): 3 a.m. (on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023)
Indicative of India’s Standard Time, or IST: 8:30 a.m. (on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023)
Pakistan Standard Time (PKST): 08:00 (on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023)
Four o’clock in the morning, Central European Time (on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023)
Around 12:30 pm Australian Central Daylight Time (ACD), we bid adieu (on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023)
Raw Scans and Potential Spoilers for Jutsu Kaisen Chapter 215
The fact that Sukuna admits that Yuuji has gained unexpected strength and that Sukuna’s productivity has diminished is not enough to mask Yuuji’s evident strength. On the following page, Sukuna comments that something is missing, but he also recognises that Neu hasn’t hurt Maki and that he can’t feel her presence. So, gentlemen, here we go: Maki has entered the fray. Since Angel hadn’t utilised her curst method on Nue, I had always assumed that her presence nullified the illumination. In any case, the odds of Maki dodging the lightning bolts and creeping up on Sukuna here without notice are rather great, presumably since she has no curse energy apparently, but Maki and Yuuji proceed to assault Sukuna at the same time. Sukuna tries to respond with a punch, but Maki stops it, then she pulls him in hard and hits him in the face. Sukuna is then thrown into the air by a hard blow from Maki. And that’s very cool, wow! This is something I’ve always been curious about; since Maki and Naoya fought, I’ve been curious to see how Maki would do with her newly-awakened mental strength. Even though Megumi is undoubtedly reducing Sukuna’s health overall, it is fascinating to watch her engage in a close-quarters battle with such assurance and trust. Yuuji uses Sukuna’s fall into the railing as part of a combination; nevertheless, this time Sukuna is unimpressed, saying, “Yuuji is actually bored.” Immediately after, however, Maki knocks Sukuna off, chooses to sustain him for the time being, and asks Yuuji if he can go quicker.
Based on what I’ve gathered from the leaks, Maki may have said something along the lines of “Hey Yuuji, is it okay if I go quicker from now on?” This would be a coded way of expressing “try to keep up from here,” if I’m understanding it correctly. I’m presuming Yuuji is bidding and says something along the lines of ” Yes! of course I can keep up”; an English translation isn’t available. The next panel is a gorgeous double spread showing Maki and Sukuna charging at each other; however, when Maki spins around to attack, she catches Yuuji’s leg in midair and throws it towards Sukuna, allowing Yuuji to strike a hard kick on him. The choreography of Gege’s 2V1 battles is really enjoyable to read and look at. These are the stolen pages, so the quality isn’t great, but once the chapter is released officially, you’ll be able to see the true splendour. Sukuna, seeing that Megumi’s body will reject him, lessens the output when he attempts to hurt Megumi’s teammates, and it is at this point that Sukuna chooses to transform into Spider-Man, yes!! Spider’s Thread, our new spell, obliterates Yuuji and Maki’s landing, and then he dives for Maki’s face. As Sukuna has never shown us this ability before, we may assume that it is a brand new version of his signature curse method, the spider’s thread. The threads seem to damage the surface, definitely throwing off Yuuki and Maki’s landing, but his blow has little effect on Maki; she only spits out more blood, and he proceeds to trade more blood.
But, when Maki and Yuuji retreat from Sukuna, they see someone in the distance, activating a curse technique; this person is really Uraume, who was riding inside the enormous fish curse at the beginning of the chapter. Activating a Frost Calm, as depicted in yet another double spread by Gege (man, he’s been doing a lot of that lately), she appears to completely freeze Yuuji and Maki. This is to be expected; after all, we saw this technique at the conclusion of the Shibuya Arc, where it was used to instantly halt an entire squad of sorcerers. Sukuna says he doesn’t care about Yuuji anymore, and it doesn’t matter if he dies, and also tells Uraume that he did a good job by being biased against Maki, so the technique has the potential to mobilise the two fighters here. However, Uraume apologises to Sukuna if they have overstepped and says that she has weakened the Frost on Yuuji, just in case. Honestly, Sukuna’s initial underestimate of Yuuji in this chapter comes back to haunt him when he needs to call on Nue once again and issue an order for Uraume to prepare the corpse so that he may finish taking a bath, only to have Uraume answer that he has already done so. Yuuji does break out of the ice and yell towards Sukuna, but Sukuna and Uraume have already turned to go, so they just leave after noting, “Yuuji is looking terrible right now, Ahh!! It’s a bummer, but wow, that was a great chapter you whipped up, Gege.
It’s safe to assume that, because Sukuna remarked, “Prepare the bath to complete the body,” he’s going to undergo a metamorphosis into his original form. the four arms, and the half-sectored face, either he plans to employ the Ten Shadows Technique in combination with the bath to revive his previous body, or he doesn’t truly separate himself from Megumi’s body after he goes through the bathing routine. The anticipated battle between Gojo and Sukuna will serve as a recreation of the Zenin user, fighting the Gojo user, in the Edo Period, and so my theory, and secret hope, is that the bath will wash away Megumi’s resistance to the Ten Shadow Technique. This sounds terrible because I like Megumi, but I think he will resurrect his old body while still inhabiting Megumi’s body. From a dramatic perspective, that would make sense; Gojo has already sort of failed in his pledge to make sure that Megumi doesn’t stray to be a nasty person like his father, so it’s only natural that he’ll have to face that consequence after he confronts Sukuna.
Recent Spoilers for Chapter 215
Earlier this week, rumoured spoilers and raw scans for Jutsu Kaisen chapter 215 were made available, revealing some exciting new developments in Yuji and the company’s fight against Sukuna. Excitingly, in the next issue, Maki and Yuji will band up against Sukuna, if only for a few pages. This rumoured spoiler for Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 215 has sparked extensive discussion, with Toji Zenin as the main topic of interest. Some fans believe that Toji could have defeated Sukuna if he were still alive because of what Maki had accomplished against Sukuna on her own. Several purported spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen 215 claim to show Maki holding her own against Sukuna and imply that Toji may have won.
Very quickly, we’ll review the spoilers.
The rumoured spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen 215 state that the issue will open with a Cursed Spirit that resembles a fish soaring above the city. It appears that Kenjaku is in a rush because he immediately offers Uraume a ride. Meanwhile, Sukuna takes a direct hit from Yuji and is praying that Megumi’s meddling doesn’t reduce his output of Cursed Energy to less than 10%. According to him, vessels, like everything else, need polishing. It is at this point that Maki unexpectedly shows up. Along with Yuji, they attack Sukuna and temporarily defeat him.
Although Maki runs at Yuji seemingly by himself, Sukuna comments that Yuji is extremely uninteresting in the battle. Next, she uses Yuji in a combination strike against Sukuna, which he successfully blocks. Sukuna has come to terms with the fact that the reason Megumi’s body is rejecting him and reducing his Cursed Energy output is that he is injuring his friends.
Then, in chapter 215 of Jujutsu Kaisen, Sukuna supposedly employs a new Cursed Technique called Spider’s Thread, which shakes the earth and knocks Maki and Yuji unconscious. That has little effect on Maki, who he punches. Then, out of nowhere, Uraume emerges and uses her Cursed Technique, Frost Calm, on Yuji and Maki, instantly freezing them solid. As she realises she may have overstepped, she apologises to Sukuna, but he just compliments her. Sukuna calls for Nue and gives instructions for his bath, at which point Uraume reveals that it is ready. Yuji emerges from his icy shell to yell at Sukuna as they mount Nue to leave, the Cursed Spirit having been apparently seized by Kenjaku after he dropped Uraume off. Yet, helpless to prevent their departure, he watches with sadness as they take to the air and laments his helplessness.
There are a few reasons why Toji may potentially beat Sukuna. This is a hypothetical situation, however, the Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 215 spoilers imply that Toji Zenin could have been able to overcome Sukuna. By the time the series begins, Toji Zenin has already passed away. In the Shibuya Incident storyline, he is brought back to life, although it appears that this is an isolated incident. Yet, it is an intriguing power-scaling that can be conducted because Maki and Toji have been depicted as almost equals ever since the Perfect Preparation arc. Toji is still considered stronger than Maki is right now, so seeing how she does against Sukuna will be quite exciting. According to the raw scans and purported spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 215, Maki was not only able to deal harm to Sukuna but also to withstand Sukuna’s assaults head-on. If Toji were still alive today, he might be able to overcome Sukuna since he was more powerful than Maki is now. If he were to face Maki, his greater battle expertise would give him a distinct advantage. Moreover, Maki was using her fists to battle Sukuna as Toji used his Cursed Tool collection. If Toji takes use of his Cursed Tools, it’s absolutely feasible that he may defeat Sukuna in a fight. But it’s just conjecture, and it’s the kind of conjecture that fans might never receive a definitive response to.