Jujutsu Kaisen, Vol. 25

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Peak

Great!

I purchased this for my daughter's boyfriend and he loved it

This volume feels like Gege Akutami broke off the brake pedal and hit the NOS. The long-teased Shibuya fallout finally explodes into a duel that had me gripping the page edges—panel after panel of kinetic line work and clever domain-clashing strategies that read almost like a chess match drawn by a speed painter. Even with the spectacle cranked to eleven, Akutami still sneaks in those gut-punch micro-expressions that remind you why you care about these characters in the first place. Viz’s print job keeps up: blacks are deep, screentones stay crisp, and the spine glue survives a full lay-flat binge read. The translation keeps the curse-tech jargon clear without sanding off the sarcasm, and the translator’s notes at the end answer questions I scribbled in the margins mid-battle. If you’ve been waiting for the series to hit its “bleachers-shaking final set” energy, Volume 25 is it—and it leaves you hungry (and a little terrified) for 26.

Our grandson loves this anime series. Made a great birthday gift.

Very great book and I love the series but the book was recieved in a slightly teared condition but this is probably just due to the fact it was in a bag by itself with no cushioning. 5/5 if wasn't slightly damaged but due to this I have to rate it 4/5

Amazing volume however some pages are 18+ due to nudity