Jujutsu Kaisen finally recalls the Heian period.

This article contains spoilers for the epilogue of Yuju Haeseon.

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• The Heian period is very important in JJK when magic was at its peak and Sukuna, the King of Curses, was invincible.

• The JJK epilogue finally includes Sukuna and Uraume's flashbacks to the Heian period, revealing their past.

• Fans want to experience more of the Heian period in JJK to explore the battles of powerful wizards, clans, and Sukuna.

Do a jujutsu It has officially concluded with the recent release of volume 30 in Japan. In the book, Gege also gave fans a 16-page epilogue, which added to the already established ending in quite an interesting way.

While some characters were given more depth by delving into their past, others were shown a path into the future, seeing many interesting developments in their lives. of this chapter J.J.K. was full of exciting information, and fans were hoping this epilogue would be longer, but for now, they're satisfied with what they got to see. One of the most interesting parts of this epilogue was the brief introduction to the Heian period, something fans have always wanted to see.

Why the Heian period is important

• JJK's era of the strongest wizard

• Sukuna is from the Heian period.

The Heian period is one of the most important eras in the world. J.J.K.. Especially since this was a time when magic was at its peak. This is also the time when Ryomen Sukuna, the King of Curses, was born. During the Heian period, Sukuna was at the top and completely invincible. Wizards from all over would test their skills against Sukuna and hone their skills by fighting against him. Of course, Sukuna delighted in slaughtering people during this era, and through his numerous rampages, he eventually became known as the King of Curses and the most powerful being in history.

Regardless of heaven and earth, he alone receives the glory. – Narrator

This period meant a lot to us. J.J.K.Especially since the whole idea of ​​starting a game of curling was to restore the magic to its previous level. The Heian period will always be very important, but unfortunately fans never got a proper look at it in the original manga. It's no surprise that readers were eager for a flashback to the Heian period, and not only did they want to detail Sukuna's life, but also give fans a glimpse into what magic was like back then and what kind of people existed back then. Sure, the curling game gave fans a glimpse of some of the characters from the time, but unfortunately, it didn't show them all.

The meaning of Heian period flashbacks J.J.K. It was huge. It's unfortunate that fans haven't really seen anything but small snippets of the story from this period, and if there had been, it would certainly have been a wonderful addition. In fact, the author doesn't really like to draw flashbacks, and has confirmed this himself in the past. Fortunately, the JJK epilogue delved deeper into Sukuna's past, giving fans a proper glimpse into the Heian period.

How JJK finally gave fans a hint of the Heian era

Sukuna and Uraume's reminiscences from the Heian period have finally been revealed.

J.J.K.'s An epilogue that continues through various characters. Fans saw the epilogue begin with none other than Ozawa meeting Yuji after the events of the Shinjuku Showdown arc. Apparently, this epilogue is set in the future, well after the end of the Shinjuku Showdown. Similarly, fans also got to see Nobara around the same time. This epilogue also took place after the Shinjuku Showdown. In particular, the epilogue, which worried about pandas, surprised fans by being set 62 years later in 2080. In this epilogue, Yuta's grandchildren were revealed to fans. Finally, fans were treated to the epilogue of Uraume and Sukuna, giving us our first proper look at the two characters from the Heian period.

Sukuna, who is the person who is never cold even around me? – Uraume

The epilogue begins with Sukuna, the King of Curses, encountering a beaten child covered in frost and ice. Uraume is properly introduced to the fans, and he seems to have no idea what's going on around him. It is implied that Uraume unknowingly killed his parents with his powers, as he cannot control his abilities at all. To the surprise of fans, the King of Curses actually feels sympathy for Uraume and takes them away. On the surface, Sukuna claims he is only accepting them because his cooler is broken. But deep down, what compels Sukuna to protect them is his compassion for this child who is in some way related to him. It's clear that Sukuna and Uraume have been spending quite a bit of time together since this event, and at the same time, fans learn that Sukuna is trying to improve Uraume's abilities by trying to keep the meat from going bad. , uses the power of frost. This is how Uraume begins to control his abilities, and it's definitely an interesting addition to the story. Uraume often cooks meat for Sukuna, which he also enjoys.

As the story continues, Sukuna asks if he can cook a human for her. Of course, these words would be strange to anyone, and it would have been the same for Uraume. But what Uraume was most worried about was the fact that Sukuna never felt cold around them. Everyone in his life has likely been slaughtered due to the ice powers he possesses. But the King of Curses had no problem being around. For Uraume, Sukuna became the only person who could stand against those in power while also protecting and nurturing them. Likewise, Sukuna wondered why Uraume didn't feel cold around him, but this had a completely different meaning. Everyone in Sukuna's life would have felt that he was a cold person and would not have dared approach him. But Uraume was definitely different, so Sukuna wanted to protect them even more. Fans saw these two characters leave and this is the end of the epilogue.

JJK still needs more Heian period

The Heian period has more to offer

This glimpse into the Heian period was certainly exciting for fans, but they definitely needed more. The Heian period has tremendous potential, and if the writers decided to write more of the long-ago one-offs into the story, fans would absolutely love it. This period is full of intrigue, mystery and, above all, powerful and powerful sorcerers. Fans want to see more of these characters, and most importantly, they want to see Sukuna engage them in battle. The King of Curses has honed his skills by completely destroying these wizards, and fans will love it if it's offered to them.

I hope one day the author decides to go back to the Heian period and explain this era in detail. That would also be a good sign J.J.K. If Gege displays many of the clans that existed at the time, as well as many of their descendants that exist in the current timeline.

The epilogue of Jujuhae Seon has been released as a complete version. The final volume of JJK will be released in Japan on December 25, 2024. The English version is scheduled to be published sometime in 2025.