Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo has officially ended with 25 chapters, marking the end of an era. The manga ended in 3 volumes, but there’s one thing we know: the ending gave bittersweet closure to Gege Akutami’s iconic series.
Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo marks the end of an era
Jujutsu Kaisen left some narrative threads that were further taken on in JJK: Modulo. The series heavily reflected the theme of coexistence and harmony brought by the collective efforts of Maru, Yuka, and Tsugiro. The manga’s final chapter delivered major revelations, leaving readers devastated. It marked the reunion of Nobara, Yuji, and Panda.
Yuji meets an aged Nobara in her 80s, who reveals his future as a cursed object. It is unlikely that chaos will prevail in Akutami’s universe; he wishes to protect the ones close to him. It resonates with Yuji’s first scene and takes us right back to where we started. Not only that, but both characters hint at Megumi’s absence, which likely means that the character is presumably dead.
Maru, Mahito, and Yuka’s cursed technique aided in removing the cursed spirits.
This ritual of harmony is expanded to frontiers beyond Japan. Since it is impossible to obliterate every cursed spirit, there will be loopholes. This is precisely why Yuji accepts his fate as a cursed object and works with Todo and Nobara to protect the new generation. His purpose as a cursed object is also a last resort and an attempt to break a vicious cycle if the world were ever faced with impending doom.
As for the Rumelians and Kalyans, they make a pact not to kill each other. The chapter encapsulates coexistence, a theme consistently echoed throughout the manga. Humans and extraterrestrials live in harmony, as seen in the last chapter. Dabura returns to Simuria and becomes the new chief of the Deskunte Tribe by overthrowing the previous one!
To sum it up, the ending gave a bittersweet farewell to old characters and pieced the components beautifully.