Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 237 spoilers: Sukuna’s most shocking moment

❘ Updated: 2023-09-27T08:57:32

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The manga dealt a heavy blow to fans with Gojo’s tragic death. However, the upcoming chapter is even more shocking than before. Here are the release date and possible spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 237.

Jujutsu Kaisen’s recent chapter concludes the battle of the strongest with Gojo’s brutal death. No one would have expected that the strongest sorcerer alive, declared the victor, would suddenly lose his life in the next chapter.

Gojo meets Geto and his other deceased friends. He admits to Sukuna being stronger than him and feels glad he died at the hands of someone stronger. Gojo bids them farewell, and the panel changes to reality where his lifeless body is lying on the ground, and Sukuna explains Mahoraga’s powers.

The chapter generated a lot of controversy among fans, and many are still hoping for Gojo’s return. We also see Kashimo rushing in to fight Sukuna. Delver deeper to find out the release date and possible spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 237.

Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 237 release date and time

Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 237 is expected to be released on October 1 at 12am JST. The chapter will be available across various time zones as soon as it’s released in Japan. You can find your time zone below:

8:00am Pacific Time
11:00am Eastern Time
4:00pm British Time
5:00pm European Time
8:30pm Indian Time
11:00pm Philippine Time

Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 237 spoilers: What will happen

A still of Sukuna from Jujutsu Kaisen Shibuya trailer

The chapter begins with Kashimo entering the battlefield, and Urame follows soon after. However, Hakari Kinji stops Urame from interfering. Now that it’s not the battle of the strongest anymore, everyone’s priority has to be stopping Sukuna.

However, because Kashimo has already declared his intention to fight the King of the Curses, Hakari is there to support him from unnecessary troubles. Hakari uses his Domain Expansion, and Urame uses his Ice Formation technique.

The ice continues to fall on the battlefield when Sukuna pulls out Yorozu’s cursed tool, Kamutoke. She made it using a Binding Vow of death. The King of Curses uses the tool to launch an electric attack on Kashimo. But Kashimo’s cursed energy has made him resilient to electricity.

Kashimo asks Sukuna, “Did you become the strongest, or were you born as the strongest?” The exact words might slightly differ in the official translation but feature another parallel between Sukuna and Gojo. The question is the same as what Geto asked Gojo.

Sukuna replies he doesn’t know since he was an unwanted child. Kashimo wants to learn if strength means being alone or if it’s a place to properly show your powers. Sukuna compares Kashimo to Gojo before tapping his head with the cursed tool. The fight between Sukuna and Kashimo officially begins.

Kashimo reveals his technique, “Genju Kohasaku,” which means Phantom Beast Amber. Kashimo surpasses the abilities of a human body just to fight Sukuna. However, just as the fight was getting serious, Sukuna reincarnated in his true form.

He had always known the method but had halted it for some reason. Now that Sukuna has used Megumi’s body as a vessel to revive himself, the situation of the young sorcerer doesn’t look good.

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