Jujutsu Kaisen: Gege Akutami May Purposefully be Keeping Uraume and Hakari’s Fight in the Shadows to Serve as Sukuna’s Last Thread of Hope After Itadori’s Domain Expansion

Jujutsu Kaisen's hidden battle holds the key to Sukuna's fate. Gege Akutami's silence fuels fan theories as manga races towards its conclusion.

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  • Gege Akutami's silence on the Uraume-Hakari battle may be setting up Sukuna's potential escape route.
  • Sukuna's inability to form connection with other people raises questions about his relationship with Uraume.
  • The deliberate omission of certain battle plot serves to maintain narrative flexibility in Jujutsu Kaisen.
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Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen once again finds itself on the steep cliff of an immense fight between Ryomen Sukuna and Yuji Itadori. As fans are anticipating this clash, a strange absence has grabbed the attention of some readers. It is none other than the mystifying character, Uraume, Sukuna’s enigmatic associate, who seems to have disappeared from the spotlight.

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Jujutsu Kaisen Openning 4
Jujutsu Kaisen Openning 4 | Credit: MAPPA Studio

The disappearance along with the unsettled battle between Uraume and Kinji Hakari has raised various theories among the Jujutsu Kaisen community. Could it be the mangaka’s intention to keep these threads in the shadows that may eventually aid as a final lifeline for Sukuna? Or is it because Itadori’s newly developed Domain Expansion threatens Sakuna and to balance it, Uraume’s role is significant for the grand scheme? Whatever it may be Akutami might keeping a surprise lock in store for this storyline.

Far Reaching Consequences of Uraume in Jujutsu Kaisen

The King of Curses Sukuna
The King of Curses Sukuna | Credit: MAPPA Studio

The Jujutsu Kaisen manga’s chapter 265 has revealed the truth about Sukuna’s character—he can’t form meaningful connections with others. It has cast curiosity on his tie-up relationship with Uraume, which could make the match more strong.

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According to a Reddit prediction, Sakuna might be holding a secret plan to take control of Uraume’s body. This speculation pulls towards Itadori’s primary objective of rescuing Megumi Fushiguro from Sukana’s control. If he succeeds, Sakuna has to find a new vessel where Uraume’s role could potentially come in handy.

Sukuna’s taking over the body of Uraume may potentially serve multi-threaded storylines. It might also provide better clarification into their mysterious relationship.

Gege Akutami’s Strategic Silence May Create a Suspense

Yuji Itadori from Jujutsu Kaisen
Yuji Itadori | Credit: MAPPA Studio

Gege Akutami may be on purpose keeping the battle between Uraume and Kinji Hikari concealed. The deliberate move by them could potentially serve as Sukuna’s last ray of hope, following Yuji Itadori’s Domain Expansion. As the manga progresses toward the climatic finale, Uraume will be the crucial figure in assisting the King of Curses amidst the chaos and battles.

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Their decision to keep this particular encounter off the panel showcases their creation of narrative suspense to keep the readers more engaged. This has allowed fans’ imaginations to run wild while enriching a deeper involvement in the story’s outcome. It also leaves room for unexpected endings or disclosures that could significantly impact the story’s orientation.

Whatever the outcomes, one thing is certain, Megumi Fushiguro’s fate is probably hanging in the balance. Their creative storytelling continues to keep readers guessing, making sure that Jujutsu Kaisen hovers on top of the anime and manga world.

Jujutsu Kaisen is available to watch on Crunchyroll and read the manga on Viz.

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Holding a Master's degree in English, Akihito is a dedicated Content Writer at FandomWire. He has a keen focus on the ongoing anime series, classic series and new releases. With his passion for anime and writing skills, Akihito keeps fans informed and entertained through his work.