Nanami's Demise in Jujutsu Kaisen: Unraveling the Anime Episode and Manga Chapter

Nanami's Demise in Jujutsu Kaisen: Unraveling the Anime Episode and Manga Chapter

The Shibuya arc of Jujutsu Kaisen delivers a brutal and heart-wrenching narrative, showcasing the tragic demise of cherished characters and countless lives lost Discover the precise anime episode and manga chapter when Kento Nanami meets his fate

The Shibuya arc in Jujutsu Kaisen has been the most devastating and heartbreaking story arc in the series, featuring the tragic deaths of beloved characters and many others in the city of Shibuya. The latest episode said goodbye to the beloved Kento Nanami, who met his tragic end at the hands of his archnemesis, Mahito.

In episode 15 of Jujutsu Kaisen season 2, Nanami, Maki, and Naobito Zenin were severely burned by the Cursed Spirit Jogo, leaving fans extremely worried about their fate. The episode ended with a gravely injured Nanami walking aimlessly in Shibuya station, essentially sealing the fate of the fan-favorite character.

In which anime episode and manga chapter of Jujutsu Kaisen did Kento Nanami die?

In Chapter 120 of the Jujutsu Kaisen manga, Kento Nanami tragically meets his end at the hands of his long-time enemy, Mahito. Fans of the manga have been anxious about when this chapter would be animated in the anime series.

As the anime episodes progressed, Nanami's fate became increasingly clear to viewers who were only familiar with the anime. After his intense battles with Dagon and Jogo, Nanami suffered severe injuries and was on the brink of death at the end of episode 17. His final moments in this week's episode left many fans emotional and devastated.

In season 2 of Jujutsu Kaisen, episode 18, we see the 9-5 sorcerer wandering through Shibuya station in search of his injured comrades. As Nanami searches, he becomes lost in his thoughts, envisioning the peaceful life he desires in Malaysia.

While Nanami was walking, he came across several transformed humans. He fearlessly fought and defeated them, despite being on the brink of death. Suddenly, he felt a hand on his back and realized it was Mahito. Near the end, Nanami saw a vision of his deceased friend Yu Haibara, who pointed to Yuji Itadori as he arrived. Knowing his time was up and not wanting to burden his student with his final words, Nanami told Itadori, "You take it from here." With that, Mahito tore him apart in front of Itadori.

In addition to feeling responsible for Sukuna's rampage in Shibuya, witnessing his mentor's death pushed Itadori over the edge. He erupted into a blind rage and confronted Mahito in a battle that would soon become the season's highlight.

Nanami's Demise in Jujutsu Kaisen: Unraveling the Anime Episode and Manga Chapter

Kento Nanami and Yuji Itadori vs Mahito as seen in Jujutsu Kaisen season 1(image via MAPPA)

It is worth noting that this was not the first time Nanami found himself in a perilous situation against Mahito. Their history dates all the way back to season 1 of the anime. In that earlier encounter, Nanami nearly met his demise when he was captured in Mahito's Domain. Fortunately, Itadori was able to break into the Domain and save Nanami's life. This time, however, Itadori arrived too late to rescue his mentor.

Reflecting on Nanami's prior fight with Mahito in season 1, it seems to have foreshadowed the fate of the 9-5 sorcerer. Despite the harrowing nature of his death, fans remember Nanami fondly for his stoic and pragmatic demeanor, genuine care for his comrades and students, and deep affection for them.

To wrap up, Nanami's demise in the manga and the latest episode of the anime has deeply impacted the Jujutsu Kaisen community, creating a significant void in the series. It has also served as a pivotal moment for Itadori's character development, as he is now driven by the desire for vengeance against Mahito for taking the life of his mentor.

Nanami's Demise in Jujutsu Kaisen: Unraveling the Anime Episode and Manga Chapter

Editor's P/S

Nanami's demise in Jujutsu Kaisen was a devastating moment for fans of the series. He was a beloved character who had become a fan favorite for his stoic and pragmatic demeanor, genuine care for his comrades and students, and deep affection for them. His death was a major turning point in the story, and it will be interesting to see how the series progresses without him.

Nanami's death also had a profound impact on Itadori. Itadori had looked up to Nanami as a mentor and friend, and his death left him feeling lost and alone. However, Itadori is determined to avenge Nanami's death, and he will stop at nothing to defeat Mahito.