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「大都会連続溺死事件」 (Daitokai Renzoku Dekishi Jiken)
“The Case of the Metropolitan Serial Drownings”
As opposed to the Metropolitan Cereal Drownings, which have made 96% of Rice Krispies far too soggy every year.
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「走る男」 (Hashiru Otoko)
“The Man Who Races”
“I know this track. I’ve raced it a thousand times.”
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「冒険の終わり」 (Bōken no Owari)
“The Journey’s End”
「別に魔法じゃなくたって…」 (Betsuni Mahō Janakutatte…)
“It Didn’t Have to Be Magic…”
「人を殺す魔法」 (Hito o Korosu Mahō)
“Killing Magic”
「魂の眠る地」 (Tamashii no Nemuru Chi)
“”The Land Where Souls Rest”
It’s not about the destination, but about how you lived your journey. Excitement and sadness sprinkled in between segments of gratuity
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「旅立ち」 (Tabidachi)
“Departure”
When the reckoning up of 2023 in anime comes around, this series is going to demand serious consideration.
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「昏乱」 (Konran)
“Pandemonium”
Jujutsu Kaisen continues to prove just how much of a powerhouse it can be!
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「死闘の果て」 (Shitou no Hate)
“Battle’s End”
Megumi frankly gets a better deal than she deserves here, but that just puts the onus on her to do the right thing with it.
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「Too Early to Win Too Late to Know」
Cautionary Tales of Zanpakuto.
