In the big finale of Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2, Kenjaku or Suguru Geto took Mahito’s power with a skill called Cursed Spirit Manipulation and got his necessary talent, an Idle Transfiguration. This significant event is an essential moment in the series. It lets Kenjaku make evil plans, and later, a deadly game called Culling Games begins.
After taking Mahito’s power, Kenjaku can start Idle Transfiguration from far away. This wakes up non-magic users marked before who are not the same as sorcerers. This action initiates the terrible Culling Games, an event set up by Kenjaku as part of his big plans for the Jujutsu world.
Mahito’s death in the TV show marked the end of a huge story. But, it also raised questions about what happened to his special skill that was taken away. Kenjaku’s use of Idle Transfiguration to start the Culling Games shows how important Mahito’s method is in making Jujutsu Kaisen manga story so wild.
What did Geto do with Idle Transfiguration?
In Episode 22 of Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2, Kenjaku absorbs Mahito. This means he now has his Cursed Talent called Idle Transfiguration. This vital part of Kenjaku’s plans is needed for an old sorcerer in the Jujutsu society.
The manga shows that Kenjaku’s main reason for getting Idle Transformation was to start the Culling Games, as mentioned before. These games have a big fight where wizards from different times join. They follow strict rules and compete fiercely against each other, sometimes fighting to the death.
Fans looking forward to further developments from the series await clues on Kenjaku’s plans and how the Idle Transfiguration technique affects everything. This means a more profound and exciting story arc at Jujutsu Kaisen will move further down the storyline.
