Chapter Summaries

Satoru Gojo captured Mahito and was about to kill him, but Jogo intervened and helped Mahito escape. Jogo then attacked Gojo, who emerged unhurt, while the Armored Jujutsu Sorcerer appeared from the shadows.

• Mahito turned into a gopher and burrowed underground, but Satoru Gojo used Blue to drag him into the air and restrain him with Limitless.
• Satoru Gojo prepared to use Red on Mahito, but Jogo arrived amid a barrage of explosions and seized Mahito.
• Jogo threw Mahito beyond Gojo’s reach and stayed behind to fight him.
• Jogo struck Satoru Gojo with red and purple flames, but Gojo brushed away the ash without injury.
• As Jogo and Gojo prepared to continue their confrontation, the Armored Jujutsu Sorcerer emerged from the shadows, and Mahito worried about Jogo.

Akesato pressured Mahito as Jogo, Hanami, and Dagon arrived to protect him, forcing Akesato and Satoru Gojo to turn their attention to the powerful Disaster Cursed Spirits. The two sorcerers prepared to fight back, confident that their opponents would not escape.

• Akesato continued attacking Mahito, intending to kill him and exploit his value to Kenjaku’s plans before the Three Disasters could intervene.
• Jogo’s arrival triggered three system alerts, and a torrent carrying Piranha Shikigami struck Akesato; he countered with Psychic Slash and destroyed many of them.
• Mahito escaped underground, and Serperior identified abnormal plant growth as a clue to Hanami’s concealment ability.
• Dagon appeared and bound Akesato with red tentacles while defending Mahito, completing the arrival of the Three Disasters.
• Satoru Gojo and Akesato abandoned their pursuits to suppress the threats posed by Jogo and Dagon, then smiled as they prepared to fight.

Mahito escaped with Hanami from the battle in Tokyo, but a strange Tyrannosaurus spirit attacked them as Hanami tried to get him to safety. As they fled underground, a ghostly presence found Mahito and announced itself.

• Mahito and Hanami reached the outskirts northwest of Tokyo, where Mahito praised Hanami for helping him escape and prepared to return to save Jogo and Dagon.
• Hanami began heading back toward the city, but a green Tyrannosaurus burst through a rock wall and attacked them with a powerful beam.
• Hanami blocked the beam with a wall of trees, carried Mahito away, and continued fleeing underground rather than risk a fight.
• A phosphorescent, ghostly mass appeared in front of Mahito underground and said, "Found you~~~~".

Akesato assembled Yuta Okkotsu and his Pokémon to help confront Hanami and Mahito. After Misdreavus and Tyranitar ambushed them, Hanami fought back, then tried to persuade Misdreavus to join the Cursed Spirits.

• Akesato sent Porygon to retrieve Yuta Okkotsu, and the chapter explained how Mew had taught Pokémon skills beyond their innate abilities.
• Misdreavus and Tyranitar ambushed Hanami and Mahito, while Misdreavus bit Mahito and resisted his Idle Transfiguration.
• Hanami drove Mahito to flee and unleashed a giant tree against Misdreavus and Tyranitar.
• Tyranitar attacked the tree, and Misdreavus recognized Hanami as being like them.
• Hanami projected its thoughts to Misdreavus and urged her to join the Cursed Spirits in destroying humanity.

Hanami tried to recruit Akesato’s Pokémon to her cause, but their loyalty to humans sparked a fight that drew in Jogo and Dagon. After Satoru Gojo and Akesato drove the Disasters out of downtown Tokyo, Dagon’s battle-triggered transformation brought him to his Perfect Form.

• Hanami recognized Old Tyranitar and Misdreavus as nature-aligned beings and urged them to fight alongside her, but they rejected her cause and attacked her.
• Hanami fought the Pokémon as Jogo and Dagon raged against Satoru Gojo, who had repeatedly slapped Jogo.
• Akesato threw Dagon into Jogo, causing their water and fire Cursed Energy to collide and fill the area with mist and volcanic ash.
• Satoru Gojo and Akesato moved Jogo and Dagon from downtown Tokyo to the wilderness, where Akesato stomped Jogo back into a crater.
• Dagon transformed into a muscular octopus man after Akesato attacked Jogo, awakening as Sea Disaster Dagon’s Perfect Form.

Dagon evolved into his Perfect Form and joined Jogo against Akesato and Satoru Gojo. After the two disasters’ attacks failed to harm the sorcerers, Dagon separated Akesato from the others and opened his Domain Expansion.

• Dagon apologized to Jogo and said he could now fully control his cursed energy.
• Dagon attacked Akesato and Satoru Gojo with piranha shikigami, while Jogo sent Ember Insects toward Akesato.
• Akesato repelled Jogo’s Ember Insects, and Satoru Gojo hurled Dagon’s piranhas back at Jogo to taunt the disasters.
• Jogo spread a sea of lava flowers to separate Satoru Gojo from Akesato as Dagon pressured Akesato in close combat.
• Dagon drove Akesato back, separated him from the others, and activated Domain Expansion: Calm Ripples Horizon.

Akesato faced Dagon inside the sea spirit’s complete domain, Calm Ripples Horizon, and revealed that he had held back his Pokémon to avoid exposing himself to Kenjaku. With Gardevoir and Serperior now attacking, Dagon’s shikigami swarm began to falter, though Akesato still had more Pokémon to bring into the fight.

• Dagon trapped Akesato in Calm Ripples Horizon and unleashed his Death Swarm of man-eating marine shikigami.
• Akesato destroyed the attacking shikigami, removed his battle suit to protect it, and explained that Dagon had to die because he had seen his face.
• Akesato released his Pokémon after Dagon’s sealed domain removed the risk of Kenjaku watching from the shadows.
• Gardevoir shredded Dagon’s blue whale shikigami with Psychic, while Serperior attacked Dagon with repeated Leaf Storms that cut down hundreds of shikigami.
• Akesato’s other Pokémon remained ready to join the battle, including a rotund orange flying dragon.

Akesato fought Dagon inside the Domain with Dragonite and Serperior while Satoru Gojo confronted Jogo outside. Jogo trapped Gojo in his own Domain, but Gojo remained unharmed and waited for Akesato to finish dealing with Dagon.

• Akesato relied on Dragonite’s Multiscale and strength to withstand Dagon’s attacks, while Serperior gave him an advantage against the Water-type disaster.
• Gojo told Jogo he was not worried about Akesato and explained how Akesato could pass as a member of the Gojo family while operating as Kamen Rider.
• Jogo erupted in anger when Gojo called Cursed Spirits ugly and weak, then challenged him with Domain Expansion: Coffin Enclosure Mountain.
• Gojo stood unharmed amid Jogo’s magma and decided to get serious while waiting for Akesato to handle Dagon.

Mahito escaped his pursuers, then was cornered by Yuta Okkotsu and driven close to death. The terror gave Mahito new insight into his soul and Domain, but he lacked the cursed energy to complete his Domain Expansion.

• Mahito fled from the battle and considered how to turn a dangerous Curse User and the Jujutsu Sorcerers against each other.
• Mahito laughed at Satoru Gojo and the armored man, but Ritsuka Fujimaru appeared and attacked him with Reverse Cursed Technique.
• Mahito discovered that Ritsuka Fujimaru was Yuta Okkotsu, who had secretly continued honing his strength as a Jujutsu Sorcerer.
• Yuta Okkotsu chased Mahito and battered him with powerful sword strikes, pushing him to the brink of death.
• Mahito embraced his fear and realized he could form his Domain Expansion, Self-Embodiment of Perfection, but he lacked the cursed energy to use it.

Yuta Okkotsu nearly exorcised Mahito, but a mysterious bandaged man rescued him through a Kikaku and confronted Yuta. As the fight began, Rika urged Yuta to analyze the man’s Cursed Technique, while Cresselia watched from above the clouds.

• Yuta Okkotsu cut Mahito’s strength down with repeated strikes, leaving the Special Grade Cursed Spirit barely able to crawl away.
• A cloaked, bandaged man blocked Yuta Okkotsu’s next slash and offered to save Mahito in exchange for a Kikaku.
• Mahito accepted the Kikaku, and the man concealed the palm-sized Cursed Spirit beneath his cloak.
• Yuta Okkotsu refused to spare them and exchanged words with the bandaged man, who challenged him to fight.
• Yuta Okkotsu split the earth with a strike and asked Cresselia to alert Teacher Gojo and Classmate Akesato for help.
• Rika told Yuta Okkotsu to analyze the enemy’s Cursed Technique, while Cresselia watched from above the clouds.

Akesato used Pikachu, Dragonite, and Serperior to defeat Dagon and erase the Sea Disaster Cursed Spirit with positive energy. As Dagon died wishing to reunite with Jogo and Hanami in a world without humans, Jogo’s surviving head appeared, crying out for him.

• Akesato’s Pikachu struck Dagon with Thunderbolt and Thunder while Dragonite brought rain and Serperior held Dagon in the lightning.
• The resulting storm shattered Dagon’s domain, Calm Ripples Horizon, and Akesato recalled his Pokémon before approaching the fallen curse.
• Dagon made one final attack, but Akesato avoided it and erased him with positive energy.
• Dagon’s last words expressed his longing to reunite with Jogo and Hanami in a wilderness without humans.
• Jogo’s head appeared and cried out for Dagon after Satoru Gojo had destroyed most of his body with Infinite Void.

Satoru Gojo and Akesato defeated Dagon and cornered Jogo, but Hanami rescued Jogo while a powerful new special-grade Cursed Spirit appeared and disrupted their pursuit. The chapter left Gojo and Akesato facing the new disaster spirit as it controlled a massive tornado.

• Akesato exorcised Dagon, and Satoru Gojo pinned Jogo down and demanded to know who had sent him.
• Jogo erupted in grief and rage over Dagon's death, while Akesato falsely claimed Dagon had revealed everything before dying.
• Hanami emerged from the ground, used a field of flowers to distract Satoru Gojo and Akesato, and carried Jogo away.
• Satoru Gojo prepared to fire Hollow: Purple, but a tornado disrupted his aim and prevented him from pursuing Jogo.
• Akesato recognized the airborne figure controlling the tornado as likely another special-grade Cursed Spirit born from humanity's fear of natural disasters.

Akesato sent Satoru Gojo to fight Catarina while he rushed to Yuta Okkotsu’s battlefield, suspecting Kenjaku had intervened. He found Yuta and Tyranitar battered amid massive destruction, while Kenjaku’s presence remained unconfirmed.

• Akesato recognized Catarina as a wind-disaster Cursed Spirit and suspected Kenjaku had brought her from overseas.
• Akesato sent Satoru Gojo to capture or kill Catarina, and Satoru Gojo trapped her in Infinite Void.
• Akesato summoned Mew and Teleported toward Yuta Okkotsu, expecting Kenjaku might have targeted Mahito.
• Akesato found the battlefield torn apart by enormous ravines and suspected Kenjaku had raised an isolation barrier.
• Akesato found Yuta Okkotsu and Tyranitar exhausted and injured, while Cresselia and Misdreavus bickered nearby.

Akesato confronted Cresselia for changing the plan without consulting him, and she admitted she had acted on her own to secure greater power and independence for herself and Yuta. The chapter left Cresselia explaining that Akesato’s influence over Spirits might be powerful enough to determine whether they could exist at all.

• Cresselia and little Misdreavus fought until Yuta finished healing, and both stopped when he opened his eyes.
• Akesato had Mew teleport everyone away three times, then removed his mask and confronted Cresselia about disrupting his plan.
• Cresselia admitted she had suspected Porygon was not monitoring allies and apologized for acting without consulting Akesato.
• Cresselia said she wanted enough power for herself and Yuta to reject anyone who challenged or gossiped about them.
• Cresselia explained that she sensed Akesato’s influence over Spirits might determine whether they could exist.

Yuta Okkotsu and Cresselia revealed that Yuta had analyzed and imitated much of Mahito’s Jujutsu and Cursed Spirit Manipulation, giving them leverage over Kenjaku’s plan. Akesato warned Yuta against using Mahito’s self-modification ability and urged him to learn more about Cursed Spirit Manipulation from Satoru Gojo; the group planned to use the copied techniques to force Kenjaku into a decisive fight.

• Cresselia reported that Yuta had analyzed about seventy percent of Mahito’s Jujutsu and fifty percent of Cursed Spirit Manipulation.
• Akesato realized that Yuta’s copied techniques could disrupt Kenjaku’s plan to control Tengen and carry out the Human Instrumentality Project.
• Yuta explained that his analysis lacked Mahito’s self-modification and Cursed Spirit Manipulation’s ability to subdue Cursed Spirits.
• Akesato warned Yuta not to use self-modification and told him to ask Satoru Gojo about Suguru Geto’s technique.
• Cresselia agreed that she and Yuta would master the copied techniques and use them to draw Kenjaku out for a decisive battle.

Akesato explained Kenjaku’s long pursuit of Tengen and why Yuta’s public use of Cursed Spirit Manipulation and Idle Transfiguration would provoke him. After Yuta accepted responsibility for his choices, Rika challenged Akesato over his decision to spare Mahito and questioned what Kenjaku might still be hiding.

• Kenjaku’s two failed attempts to thwart Tengen’s assimilation led him to seek the Prison Realm and plan to seal Satoru Gojo before carrying out the Culling Game.
• Akesato said Yuta’s display of Cursed Spirit Manipulation and Idle Transfiguration would make Kenjaku see him as a major threat, and Rika agreed that potential observers could be allies as well as enemies.
• Akesato told Yuta to think for himself and take responsibility for Rika’s extreme plans, and Yuta accepted his warning.
• Rika pointed out that Akesato had kept several Pokémon and their abilities secret, then questioned why he had not killed Mahito sooner or used a conditional order against Kenjaku.
• Akesato said he had feared Mahito’s technique and considered Kenjaku more dangerous, while Rika argued that Kenjaku might have an unknown technique or other hidden trump cards.

After learning more about Kenjaku’s possible means of surviving, Akesato confronted Cresselia over her unilateral actions and warned her to choose what kind of person she wanted to become. He decided she would be punished, then tossed a treasure to little Rika.

• Akesato considered whether Kenjaku used Brain of the Flower as a medium while keeping his true consciousness elsewhere, and worried that killing Suguru Geto might only eliminate a clone.
• Cresselia accused Akesato and Yuta Okkotsu of weighing human lives by their usefulness, and Yuta acknowledged that people had to make such choices in life-or-death situations.
• Akesato rejected Cresselia’s justification, reminded her that she and Yuta had nurtured that state together, and stopped her from swatting little Rika.
• Akesato warned Cresselia not to become like Sukuna and said he was angry that she had disrupted his plans, reminding her that she was still his subordinate.
• Cresselia accepted that she deserved punishment, and Akesato tossed a treasure to little Rika instead of punishing her directly.

Akesato evolved Little Rika into Mismagius and ordered her to confine Cresselia as punishment for her mistake. After Satoru Gojo arrived, he and Akesato discussed Catarina’s forced self-destruction and the likely return of Kenjaku before heading to Shunpei’s place.

• Akesato gave Little Misdreavus a Dusk Stone, and she evolved into Mismagius while declaring that she had grown up for Yuta Okkotsu.
• Akesato told Mismagius to confine Cresselia and keep her away from Yuta, warning Cresselia that she would regret another attempt to escape.
• Akesato said he trusted Gardevoir to resist Rika’s schemes, and Cresselia vowed to get back at him.
• Satoru Gojo arrived and reported that Catarina had self-destructed after he grabbed her, possibly under a forced command from Cursed Spirit Manipulation.
• Akesato and Satoru Gojo connected Catarina’s death to the bandaged man Yuta had fought, concluded Kenjaku had revealed himself, and set out for Shunpei’s place.

Akesato and Satoru Gojo brought Nagi and Junpei Yoshino to the Gojo family’s residence and explained Junpei’s rare potential as a Jujutsu Sorcerer. The chapter left Akesato considering how Junpei’s talent and tragic future might be changed.

• Akesato and Satoru Gojo took Nagi and Junpei Yoshino from their damaged home to a Gojo family residence in Chuo Ward.
• Nagi admired Satoru Gojo, while Junpei pushed the conversation back toward why they had been brought there.
• Akesato explained that he was using Satoru Sora’s identity and said he had initially hesitated to involve Junpei in the dangerous Jujutsu world.
• Satoru Gojo revealed that Junpei was a rare raw stone who might develop entirely new Jujutsu.
• Akesato recalled how Mahito exploited Junpei’s talent and friendship with Yuji Itadori before killing Nagi and transforming Junpei.

Shunpei learned about jujutsu and agreed to transfer to Jujutsu High, while Nagi Yoshino joined its logistics staff. At school, he began settling into a new life alongside Yuji and the other students, reassured that they would be safe.

• Satoru Gojo explained curses and Jujutsu High to Shunpei, who agreed to become his student after learning about the dangers and the sorcerers' pay and benefits.
• Nagi Yoshino joined the Tokyo Branch logistics team, and the branch arranged for her and Shunpei to leave their old school and workplace.
• The four delinquent boys who had attacked Shunpei were reported to have died by suicide, stirring up public controversy.
• Shunpei grew close to Yuji Itadori after transferring, while the students and their Pokémon gathered at Jujutsu High.
• Shunpei asked his longtime companion whether he could rest easy, and it reassured him that everyone would be fine.