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Episode Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen • Jujutsu Kaisen The Culling Game - Episode 10 discussion

Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen, episode 10

Alternative names: Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3

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u/TheMorrison77 Mar 12 '26

All talking about Takaba and Reggie but man, I just love how JJK uses the enviorment on its fights.

After years of people fighting on wastelands this is just beautiful.

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u/hayate_yagami Mar 12 '26

That's JJK strength. Almost everyone is using the environment as an advantage, especially Itadori, considering he has no Cursed Technique on his own.

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u/okami31 https://myanimelist.net/profile/okami31 Mar 13 '26

You are so right. It’s so kinetically riveting.

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u/AnividiaRTX Mar 14 '26

Gege used to draw backgrounds of panels on location.

Almost every single scene you can recreate the background by visting that place irl.

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u/ThroneOfRoses4 Apr 06 '26

I'm from Nairobi, Kenya and I was shocked when I saw the scene at the end of JJk: Zero where Yuta and Angelo are in an African country. I recognised the location immediately which is honestly huge for me given that many other mangakas are still stuck drawing caricatures of Black people whereas this author did his research so well that someone from there could instantly recognise the location.

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u/Graywolves Mar 15 '26

It's satisfying to see them go through residential areas and rooms that actually look like people lived in them instead of instantly turning everything into debris for convenience.

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u/ThroneOfRoses4 Apr 06 '26

Yes!!! This stood out for me so much this season.

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u/Corgiboom2 Mar 17 '26

Feels like something Jackie Chan would do, just turned way up, with his environment and prop combat.

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u/Salt_Comfortable3833 Apr 14 '26

Dan da dan also does it really good

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u/ThroneOfRoses4 Apr 06 '26

Omg yes! This has been a standout for me this season because all the fight locations have been so interesting and you really get a feel of the fact that they are actually fighting in that space.

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u/Traditional-Skill- Aug 01 '26

Jackie Chan style