Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 131: The Veilwalker Emerges – Judgment Day for the Six Eyes
Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 131 delivers the moment fans have been waiting for: the Veilwalker steps into the light.
The chapter opens with the crumbling remains of Tenmoku, the cursed construct defeated not through violence—but through Gojo’s compassion. The sacred Gojo estate, now bathed in silence, suddenly shudders with cursed energy.
Shoko gasps. Yuta draws his katana.
A cursed pulse—felt from Kyoto to Shibuya—erupts from the sanctum, as if the estate itself has exhaled after centuries of holding its breath.
That pulse awakens something.
On a nearby peak cloaked in cursed mist, a shadow stirs.
Clad in rotted ceremonial robes, face covered with stitched sutras, the Veilwalker appears—floating just above the ground, silent, calm. No curse aura. No hostility. Just presence.
They step onto the battlefield Gojo just purified.
“You passed the test,” the Veilwalker says.
“But now… I will test your conviction.”
Gojo, though drained, stands tall.
“You were one of us once. Why come back now?”
The Veilwalker replies:
“Because I was cast out for believing what you now believe.”
Flashbacks intercut with this meeting—showing the Veilwalker in the Gojo compound centuries ago, preaching that mercy and strength can coexist. They were imprisoned. Silenced. Forgotten.
Now, they return not for vengeance—but for correction. They want to reshape jujutsu society in the image of raw truth: no prophecy, no heirs, no clans. Only power and pain remembered.
The final page?
A black sun rising behind the Veilwalker, who says:
“Let the age of remembrance begin.”
Chapter 131 is the turning point of this arc. Gege Akutami builds a villain not from chaos—but from clarity twisted by betrayal. The Veilwalker isn’t just Gojo’s opposite—they might be his reflection in a darker mirror.
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