When something happens from one manga panel to the next, and it's something drastic, there are a lot of ways to make the reader "feel" that impact. Another change was that its violent or horrifying moments don't give viewers quite as much "whiplash" as they do readers of the manga. The Jujutsu Kaisen anime made a few characters just ever so slightly more "stereotypically" pretty. Again, a totally inoffensive change, but the lack of Volume 0 for anime watchers and availability of it for manga readers does change the "starting point" for the reader/viewer going into it, which can affect their overall enjoyment of the story or other stories like it. However, the Jujutsu Kaisen anime chose not to adapt Volume 0, starting at chapter 1 instead. After being repurposed, Jujutsu Kaisen 0 became a prequel to Jujutsu Kaisen.īut, for readers of the manga who didn't know all that, reading Volume 0 first just felt like an introduction to the third years ( especially fan favorite Maki Zenin) before Yuji appeared, and it was a relatively natural progression. This is obvious to see simply because Volume 0 of the manga, featuring Yuta Okkutsu as the main character instead of Yuji Itadori, was originally titled Tokyo Metropolitan Curse Technical School, but was then changed to Jujutsu Kaisen 0 long after the fact.
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Jujutsu Kaisen was initially planned as a short story or single publication but the immediate popularity eventually turned it into a full series. For the most part, Jujutsu Kaisen is a very faithful adaptation, but there are still some noticeable differences between the original manga and the animated adaptation, so let's take a look. Some shows add a lot of anime-only content, while others are 1-to-1 faithful. That said, one of the biggest topics of conversation about any new anime is how faithful it is to the source material. Updated October 3, 2021, by Jacob Buchalter: Jujutsu Kaisen is still going strong, whether it's in the pages of Shonen Jump, or in the upcoming Jujutsu Kaisen 0 movie, people really seem to love watching Yuji Itadori and his horrifying adventure to eat a bunch of mummified fingers, wherever they can. RELATED: Funniest Comedy Isekai Anime, Rankedīut, there are still a few differences between the two, sure it's not nearly as bad as some other series, but these changes are still relatively noticeable, so let’s go over the most prominent ones now.
Plus, they really went all-out for its combat scenes, so it can really only change for the better from here. Once they found their footing Mappa did such a high-quality job of adapting the breakneck pace, style, and flair of Kaisen. With the first season of Jujutsu Kaisen all wrapped up and more on the horizon, fans can safely say that Mappa did a stellar job with the adaptation.
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