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Jujutsu Kaisen Vol. 7 Raw Spoilers

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Jujutsu Kaisen

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Synopsis

The academy barely repels the assault of Hanami and the other special-grade curses, but in the shadows Sukuna's finger and the special-grade cursed object known as the Cursed Womb: Death Paintings have fallen into enemy hands. As a new threat born by incarnating from the Death Paintings quietly begins to stir, Itadori and his friends set out to exterminate a peculiar curse appearing in the city, unaware of the danger. Through the clash with the incarnated brothers, Itadori is forced once more to confront his own place as one who both curses and saves people, and the contradictions he bears as a sorcerer. A pivotal volume as the curtain rises on the next battle.

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The brothers Choso—Eso and Kechizu—incarnated from the Death Paintings, stand in the heroes' path. Tormented by blood-manipulating techniques, Itadori and Fushiguro corner the siblings through teamwork. As Kechizu falls, he reveals that the Death Paintings are curses carrying memories from when they were human, planting in Itadori the question of whether curses too were once people. The shadow of the mastermind Mahito deepens, and the groundwork for the Shibuya Incident is steadily laid. Recovering the stolen finger is pushed to the next volume.

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