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What is Jujutsu Kaisen About? Yuji Itadori is a compassionate high school student who, despite his innate athletic talent, prefers to join the Occult Research Club instead of the track team because of the independence that it offers. His grandfather, who is on his
deathbed, also plays a
significant role in shaping his decision. He likes to pay him a visit whenever possible. Before dying, he teaches Yuji valuable lessons that
stick with the teenager. His world soon turns upside down when the sorcerer Megumi Fushiguro informs him that he has come in contact with a cursed charm talisman. The situation soon spirals out of control as Yuji ends up swallowing the cursed Sukuna fingers to protect others. He is given a death sentence because of the fear that Sukuna may take over his body but realizing that Yuji appears to be in control, the sorcerers postpone his death sentence. They decide that Yuji must eat all Sukuna’s fingers before they
kill him. The high schooler now finds himself in the chaotic world of cursed fingers and demons as he inherits the unimaginable powers of Sukuna Ryomen. Is Jujutsu Kaisen on Netflix? Unfortunately, ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ is not available for streaming on Netflix as of now. However, we would recommend watching the fantasy anime ‘Dorohedoro,’ which revolves around the amnesiac protagonist, Caiman, who is trying to seek the sorcerer responsible for his lizard head curse.
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Starting from the mesmerizing opening sequence,
which perfectly fits Horimiya’s theme, to the unique ending sequence.
One other thing that I must separately mention is the dialogue delivery. This is one of the most important
factors to me when I watch an anime. The dialogue delivery feels WAY TOO genuine. The casts are so talented because it is music to my ears. There is no girl who talks in a high pitched voice which is borderline annoying, even Remi talks in a normal way, I expected her to sound annoying. Dialogue delivery is definitely one of the thing I expect the anime to do well, since it doesn’t exist in manga. And Horimiya absolutely nailed it, starting from the conversations to how they were executed, all of it.
In summary, Horimiya is a satisfying adaption. Many people will find plenty of reasons to hate it, since even I admit that this isn't a perfect anime or something. For example, people might not like Hori's masochistic side or how he often hits Miyamura.
