Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 50 marks a pivotal moment in the Shibuya Incident arc, with rising tension, collapsing hope, and deeper insight into the cursed users’ horrifying strategy. The chapter does more than continue the chaos — it shows that the enemies aren’t just winning battles; they’re reshaping the battlefield itself.
With Gojo Satoru sealed, panic spreads as the jujutsu sorcerers scramble to regain control. Communication between teams remains fractured, and cursed users continue exploiting this disarray. The balance of power shifts visibly — and painfully.
One of the major highlights of this chapter is the strategic brilliance of the antagonists. Mahito, Kenjaku, and their allies are several moves ahead. While the sorcerers react, the villains execute pre-planned chaos designed to destroy morale and divide their enemies permanently. Readers begin to realize that this isn’t just an ambush — it’s an overthrow of the existing jujutsu order.
Meanwhile, Yuji Itadori slowly begins to recover, haunted by his recent losses and the growing awareness of what’s at stake. There’s a heavy emotional undercurrent to every panel he appears in — a young sorcerer caught in a war far larger than himself, yet refusing to give in.
Visually, Gege Akutami’s panel work is stark and cinematic. The framing of isolated characters, wide shots of destruction, and close-ups on emotionally charged moments convey the depth of despair spreading across Shibuya.
This chapter also teases new cursed spirits and hints at more casualties to come. The arc is no longer just an action sequence — it’s turning into a full-scale tragedy where no character feels safe.
Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 50 is a turning point. With the structure of jujutsu society cracking and villains rising unchecked, the question isn’t just whether the heroes can win — it’s whether they can even survive.
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