Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7: Release date, preview images & spoilers

❘ Published: 2023-09-06T09:03:36

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7 spoilers

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The upcoming episode will conclude the fight between Kokichi Muta and Mahito. Here are the release date, preview images, and spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7.

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 returns with a new episode this week, featuring the highly anticipated Shibuya Incident arc. The episode starts on a happy note but soon turns dark with the traitor reveal. Utahime and the Tokyo school’s first years are ready to confront Mechamaru as they believe him to be working with a curse.

Utahime was only suspicious in the beginning, so one can imagine her disappointment when her worst fears come true. Not only is Kokichi (Mechamaru) working with a curse, but it’s Mahito – an unbelievably powerful special-grade curse.

Of course, Kokichi isn’t evil and only lends him a hand in exchange for getting a healthy body. He also ensured to enact a Binding Vow that would keep Mahito from harming anyone in Kyoto High School. Once the conditions of the vow are fulfilled, both Mahito and Kokichi engage in a deadly battle. Delve deeper to find out the release date and spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7.

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7 release date and time

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7 will release on September 7 at 12:00am JST. The anime will drop every Thursday.

The episode will be available to stream across various time zones as soon as it’s released in Japan. You can find your time zone below:

8:00am PT
9:00am MST
10:00am CT
11:00am EST
4:00pm BST
5:00pm European Time
8:30pm IST

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7 spoilers and preview images

JJK S-2 Ep-7 'Evening Festival' Summary:

Mechamaru's physical body is healed using Mahito's technique. He fights against Mahito's vicious hands using the Cursed Energy he had cultivated. Mechamaru sees hope for victory but… Then October 31st arrives— pic.twitter.com/CYtUYg8Req
— JJK Contents (Mya) (@JJK_Spoilers) August 31, 2023

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— JJK Contents (Mya) (@JJK_Spoilers) September 6, 2023

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 7 is titled “Evening Festival,” and it will feature the full fight between Kokichi and Mahito. As Kokichi plans to contact Gojo and reveal the villains’ plan for Shibuya, Psuedo-Geto keeps himself away from the fight. Kokichi has stored 17 years’ worth of cursed energy because of his sickly body. Therefore, he uses that power to launch devastating attacks against Mahito.

However, the special-grade curse has only one weakness – the King of Curses, Sukuna. Initially, Mahito is not even fazed by Kokichi’s insane powers and enjoys toying with him instead. However, the curse finally starts taking the fight seriously when Kokichi somehow manages to damage a part of his soul.

Pseudo-Geto, who is watching all this from the sidelines, deduces that even if it’s temporary, Kokichi is on par with a special-grade sorcerer. However, Mahito unleashes his Domain Expansion just before Kokichi is about to win. Even though Kokichi put up a good fight inside Mahito’s domain, he didn’t win.

The scene changes to Miwa promising a sleeping Mechamaru that she will come and see the “real” him someday. Sadly, her promise never comes true as Kokichi dies in the battle. After this fight, the Shibuya Incident will begin.

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