Jujutsu Kaisen 271: Final Page Reveals Hidden Meaning

The end of the manga Jujutsu Kaisen 271 brought a special message that went unnoticed by most fans. After the controversial ending in the battle, many were focused on the fate of the characters, but few noticed an important detail on the last page.

Sukuna 's finger sealed in a small hut. What many don't realize is that there is a message written on the box where the finger is stored:

“Against vengeful and malevolent threats.”

This phrase, unfortunately, was lost in translation, but it carries great hidden symbolism for the story.

Jujutsu Kaisen 271
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Sukuna 's finger was used as a kind of amulet to protect certain areas from curses, and the ending shows that, even after his second death, the finger still continues to serve as a form of protection. Despite its evil nature, Sukuna was, for centuries, a means of protection against threats, and this did not change with its end.

An attentive fan shared this message on Twitter/X, and the revelation soon spread among the community. One of the readers commented:

“So the finger became like a talisman and now, instead of attracting curses, they ward them off? Even more so, since the sanctuary is open and the environment is calm and serene.”

Another fan added:

“If I'm not mistaken, the symbolism of a shrine or spiritual vessel slightly open indicates that the spirit is moving into another dimension.”

A third fan even checked the first chapter to see what was written on the box where Megumi found the finger, and the kanji was the same. The difference now is that this is the final finger, and Sukuna appears to be ready to take a different path, suggesting that things could indeed change.

Finally, the Jujutsu Kaisen 271 manga came to an end this week, but there are already speculations about a part 2. Also, stay tuned to AnimeNew for more news about Jujutsu Kaisen .

Source: Manga Plus

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