The ENTIRE Story of JJK Modulo (Chronological Order)

0:00 So, Jujutsu Kaisen and Modulo is officially done, and today we're explaining the full timeline in the order that things actually happened. What this means is we're going to start in 2018, shortly after the original series, and then explain everything up until the end of Modulo. Okay, so following the events of the first JJK, the existence of curses was now public knowledge. In 2018, the Japanese government was forced to reveal the secret after Kenjaku released millions of cursed spirits in Tokyo. As you'd expect, this had a huge impact on society with certain people wanting to change the Jujutsu regulations. For example, now that the whole planet knew about cursed energy, one proposal was to turn sorcerer fights into a public spectacle similar to a boxing. Sadly, in the end things didn't go that far, but

0:45 the higher-ups did add a new rule which they called the Hakari Provision. Under this rule, a person could now hire Jujutsu sorcerers to fight each other, and the only condition is that the sorcerers need to be approved by Jujutsu HQ. In other words, Hakari's fight club was now perfectly legal as long as the fighters were known by the Jujutsu higher-ups. Another big change was the downfall of the big clans with the Kamo clan and Zenin clan becoming completely irrelevant. As we know, the Zenin clan was wiped out by Maki, who got no jail time by the way, and in Modulo, nothing was done to restore them to their former glory. Meanwhile, the Kamo clan was a mess thanks to everything Kenjaku did, which left the Gojo clan as the only stable family. Even though Satoru was killed in the fight against Sukuna, the family made a strategic move by

1:32 appointing Yuta as the next clan head. At the time, Yuta was the strongest living sorcerer, and so by having him in charge, it meant the Gojos would still have a seat at the table. It also helps that Yuta and the Gojos are descended from the same sorcerer, so they are technically related even if it is very distant. The last thing to say about this period of time is that Tengen died at the end of JJK, and this was bad because Tengen's barriers were suppressing cursed spirits. Without these barriers, the number of curses would increase in the near future, especially now that people knew curses were real. In theory, this would lead to strong curses popping up all over the country. However, the government did do certain things to stop this. Number one, when the government declared that curses were real, they lied and said that spirits only exist in Tokyo. This was

2:18 done so that people's fear of curses would be directed to this one city, and according to Yuji, cursed energy from the entire planet began flowing into Tokyo. The end result was that the city was turned into a living hell inhabited purely by cursed spirits. On the flip side, this meant that outside Tokyo, curses started appearing less and less, and so the role of Jujutsu sorcerers began to change. At first, they created barriers both inside and outside Tokyo to replace Tengen's barriers that would eventually disappear. In Kyoto, these new barriers were designed to scare curses away. So, the way it works is that if a curse was to leave Tokyo, then this barrier would encourage it to just go back. One character even admitted that the new barriers don't trap spirits in Tokyo, it's more like they encourage the curses to just stay where they are.

3:04 Besides that, at least once a year, sorcerers take part in the Great Purification Ritual, and the purpose of this is just to go into Tokyo and start massacring curses. Now, flashing forward to the year 2024, this is the year that a treaty was signed between Japan and the rest of the world. The name of this deal was the Kyoto Paranormal Security Treaty, aka the Paranormal Resolution, and it gave foreign countries access to the Jujutsu world. Under this deal, Japan had to agree to routine inspections in which other countries would send their agents to Japan. These agents could then accompany sorcerers on missions to see what the Jujutsu world is all about, and it wouldn't surprise me if they had access to Jujutsu High as well. On top of that, the deal made Japan responsible for all paranormal threats, including obviously curses and anything else that

3:50 might pop up. From this panel, we know that Japan wasn't happy about the treaty cuz it says that ever since the treaty was signed, Japan has been uncooperative on all issues. My personal guess is they were probably forced to sign it by the Americans who were desperate to learn about cursed energy. Remember, during the Culling Game, the Americans swooped in to kidnap sorcerers, and they did this since they thought that cursed energy could be an infinite energy source. At the end of JJK, Maki said she had plans to get those sorcerers back. So, assuming that she didn't storm into Area 51 by herself, I'm assuming that the Americans gave the hostages back in exchange for Japan signing the treaty. Whatever the truth may be, the fact is that research into cursed energy continued for decades, and the main test subjects were Japanese people. On the black market, the Japanese were highly

4:37 valued for their cursed energy, and human traffickers would sell them to be used in experiments. The first wave of kidnappings began in the years after the Culling Game, but after a long time, the kidnappings became less and less. One reason for this is that research into cursed energy was unsuccessful cuz scientists couldn't figure out how to convert it into normal energy. Even after decades and decades of research, all they found was that cursed energy is useful for powering cursed techniques, and this caused the Japanese to become less valuable. Anyhow, moving on to the year 2031, this is the year that Yuta and Maki had their first and only child. At the age of 29, Maki gave birth to a son called Iori, who grew up to be not that strong. Despite having special grade superhuman parents, Iori was apparently not on that

5:23 level, and later on, this would genuinely make him insane. However, before we get into that, in the year 2035, something pretty tragic happened, which is that Panda stopped functioning. Thanks to our principal Yaga, we know that cursed corpses are supposed to have three separate cores with each core containing something that's like a soul. Sadly, during the Culling Game, two of Panda's cores were destroyed by Kashimo, and in 2035, he finally shut down. That same year, Yuta then stored Panda inside of the Gojo family warehouse, and from that moment, he officially became property of the Gojo clan. Now, in the year 2069, Iori Okkotsu was almost 40 and was depressed about the power level of sorcerers. Unlike Yuta's generation, where you had multiple special grades, Iori's generation lived

6:09 in a time of peace, and I guess this caused their overall strength to drop off. In 2069, his wife then gave birth to a son named Surugi, and the important thing about Surugi is that he has no technique. For Iori, we have to assume that this was a huge disappointment cuz just 1 year later, he abandoned his family. To be specific, in the year 2070, his wife was pregnant again, and this time, Iori was desperate for a child who had a strong technique. At one point, he met with a mysterious hooded man, although the details of their conversation weren't fully revealed. All we know is that the two of them met on the Gojo family estate, and Iori was shouting at him about something. Based on the context though, I think it's fair to assume that he was looking for ways to improve the strength of the new generation. However, the hooded man

6:56 replied by saying it doesn't matter, and as far as we know, that was the end of the conversation. Shortly after this, Iori's second child was born, and the name of this child was Yuka Okkotsu. Unlike her brother, Yuka was born with a cursed technique, and it wasn't just any technique. Yuka was born with the 10 Shadows. This was possible since both her dad and her grandmother have Zenin DNA, but what's crazy is that Iori vanished right after the birth. Considering he was desperate for a strong child, you think that he would stick around for a little bit to help train her or something, but no, he immediately dipped, and according to one person, he felt like his role had been fulfilled. To me, this doesn't make complete sense when we consider that Iori was a serious and diligent person cuz, you know, for me, a serious and diligent person, they'd stick around to

7:42 raise their own kids. If you have any theories on why he left, then let me know in the comments down below, but for me, I do think a binding vow might be involved, possibly a vow that guaranteed Yuka's strength, but in exchange, he could never see his family again. Something along those lines would make a bit of sense. Regardless, 6 years after Iori's disappearance, his kids were doing just fine with Yuta and Yuka having a close relationship. In 2076, he gave Yuka his special ring, the same ring that was given to him by Rika. Over the decades, Yuta turned this ring into an insanely powerful cursed object as he imbued it with his cursed energy over a long period of time. As a result, the ring contained a near infinite amount of CE, and it also contained Rika's will. For Yuta, he wanted the ring to watch

8:27 over Yuka until she became a Jujutsu sorcerer, but unfortunately for Surugi, he didn't get anything. From the first chapter, it's clear that Surugi was closer to Maki, and when he told her about the ring, she told him that he didn't need one. Just like Maki, Surugi was born with a Heavenly Restriction, giving him above average physical stats in exchange for losing the cursed energy that he was supposed to have. Therefore, Maki thought he didn't need a ring since he was strong enough already, and this comment left a big impact on Surugi. 3 years later, Maki then died at the age of 77, and 1 year after that, Yuta passed away as well. At his funeral, you can see the chairs are all filled with family and friends, proving that Jujutsu society has changed a lot. Back in the day, sorcerers dying was just an expected part of the job, and most

9:13 people didn't have the time or the desire to mourn their fallen comrades. In the future though, the culture is obviously a lot different, and part of the reason is because it's a time of peace, and another reason is that Gojo killed all the old higher-ups, allowing his allies to shape the future of the Jujutsu world. Anyway, following Yuta's death, for some reason, the Gojo clan decided that Surugi should have the ring. By this point, Yuka had already had the ring for a few years, and so the decision to take it away from her had a big effect on both siblings. For Surugi, he thought it was a sign that the Gojo clan thought he was weak cuz after all, Maki told him that he didn't need it. In his mind, he needed to get stronger to prove that the Gojo clan made a mistake, and one day, he planned to give it back to Yuka. Meanwhile, Yuka felt like they took it

10:00 from her because Surogi is more powerful, and so she also started training in order to get it back. Now, this is where the timeline gets crazy because in the year 2084, very bad things were happening on an alien planet. The name of this alien planet is Samoria, and it's home to a humanoid race with three eyes known as the Samorians. In a different video, I broke down their entire history in more depth, but for today, we're keeping it simple by focusing on the main conflict. For context, on Samoria, there are multiple different tribes, and each tribe have their own warriors who are able to control cursed energy. In the Rumelian tribe, the role of a warrior is to protect women and children, whereas in the Disgunte tribe, the chief uses warriors to just take whatever he wants. One example is how about 10 years ago, the Disgunte attacked the Rumelians to

10:46 steal their natural resources. Specifically, on Samoria, there's a special type of rock called mull, and mull has the power to transform cursed energy into other energy. Back on Earth, this is something that human scientists couldn't figure out how to do, so mull is incredibly valuable. On the Rumelian land, they had a mine full of the stuff, and so the Disgunte rolled in, destroyed their homes, and forced the Rumelians to move to a barren wasteland. Meanwhile, the Disgunte made themselves rich, and to make things even worse, they convinced other tribes that the Rumelians deserved it. This is because on Samoria, there are these animals known as Callions who attack every tribe except the Rumelians. Just like cursed spirits, Callions come in different shapes and sizes, and also like cursed spirits, they'll live forever unless someone kills them. The only thing that

11:33 makes them different to curses is that Callions have a solid physical body, so on Earth, the thing that's most similar to Callions are actually the cursed womb death paintings. Anyway, in Rumelian culture, the Callions are worshipped as gods, and the Rumelians refused to kill them even when the other tribes were wiping out their own Callions. The Disgunte took advantage of this by starting a war that looked like a religious war about Callions, but in reality, the purpose of the war was to get rich from stealing the mull. Ever since then, the Rumelians were isolated and struggled to survive in this brand new barren environment. However, in the Earth year 2084, things had gotten better for them thanks to a Rumelian called Dora. Over the years, Dora had been working on a huge project by himself as he dug through this giant piece of land. By doing this, he made a

12:19 canal that went directly through the Rumelian land, and this canal had benefits for multiple tribes. For the Rumelians, it made their land more fertile and gave them access to clean water, and for the Disgunte, it allowed them to easily sail through to a place called Sharma. When Dora began this project, he faced a ton of resistance from his own people cuz they couldn't understand why he'd do anything to help the Disgunte. Despite that, he kept on going with help from Maru and Cross, who were a pair of orphan twins that he took under his wing. During the war, their real parents were killed by the Disgunte, and since these kids were very powerful, Dora was the only one who could control them. Together, the three of them worked on the canal, but after a long time, the other Rumelians did join in to help. Once the project was done, it instantly improved relations between the two sides, and for the first time in

13:05 a decade, they planned to start doing business. This was great news for the Rumelians since they desperately needed the money, but when everything was looking great, suddenly, everything went to One day, the Disgunte chief's daughter was killed by a Callion, and once again, he used this as an excuse to steal from the Rumelians. On this occasion, he directly blamed them for his daughter's death, and as payment, he wanted 90% of their land, including the canal they had just built. The only way for the Rumelians to stop this was to take part in a one-v-one fight because this is how arguments are resolved in Disgunte culture. On the Rumelian side, Dora was their strongest physical fighter, while on the Disgunte side, Debora was a special grade warrior. Back in the day, Debora and Dora actually used to be best friends, and so if Debora had a choice, he wouldn't be here. Sadly, the chief

13:52 put a death curse on his younger sister, meaning that if Debora disobeys the chief, or if he kills the chief, then his sister will also die. Therefore, to save his sister, he had to fight Dora to the death, and without much effort, he killed his former best friend. Following this, the Rumelians were screwed cuz soon the Disgunte would come to take their remaining land. In this situation, they had nowhere else to go, and everything seemed hopeless until Debora showed up. It turns out that right before Dora's death, he told his friend about a gift that he'd left for the rest of his people. This gift was an enormous supply of premium mull that he uncovered through his digging over the years. In order to escape certain death, Maru and Cross combined this mull with their overpowered cursed technique, and the name of their technique is chaos and

14:37 harmony. If you're wondering what it does, the answer is it can do anything, and in this case, it constructed a spaceship made of mull. This ship was big enough to house the 50,000 Rumelians, and it's powered entirely by cursed energy. For context, on Samoria, their tech is about 100 or 200 years behind humans, so having a spaceship isn't something they see at all. Before they hopped on board, Debora offered to join them cuz right before he killed Dora, he made a promise to protect the Rumelians. For the next 2 years, the spaceship then blasted its way through space, and for reference, the name of this ship is Nonax. For the aliens on board, they had no idea where it was going to end up, but thanks to the harmony of Maru and Cross's technique, it allows them to find people who are equal. In the end, this harmony is what

15:22 brought them all the way to Earth, and in 2086, they made contact with humanity. Maru and Cross's technique allows the Samorians to speak any language, and the first country they spoke to was the USA. However, due to the paranormal treaty that we mentioned earlier, America told the aliens to speak with Japan instead. This part is where Usami comes in cuz in 2086, Usami is the sorcerer with the most responsibility. Officially, his job title is the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and it's said that he handles all the work that used to be done by the big three clans. Right from the start, Usami's goal was to prevent a war with the aliens, and so he tried hard not to do anything that might offend them. In their very first meeting, the Rumelians flexed their muscles by bringing Debora along, and straight away, this let

16:08 everyone know that they have a walking nuke. After this, the aliens made a request for one of their people to go undercover and follow jujutsu sorcerers on missions. The purpose of this was to learn about the values and the culture of Earth sorcerers, and through this, they'd learn if coexistence is possible. For Usami, he thought the Akotsu siblings would be the best people for the job since he believed that their youthful spirit would put humanity in a good light. All of this is what brings us to Modulo chapter 1 as Yuka, Surogi, and Maru were all sent on a mission together. The aim of this mission was to investigate a missing person's case cuz recently, a bunch of kids had gone missing in Kyoto. Usami's belief was that a cursed user has to be involved, and he was 100% correct because this person had been kidnapping children

16:53 using his technique. This cursed user was highly skilled when it came to barriers, and he used his powers to create a trap that would basically draw people in if they weren't paying attention. At the end of this road, a barrier would teleport people to his location, but the teleportation doesn't work on people who have high cursed energy. By adding this rule, it meant that sorcerers wouldn't be able to find him. However, Surogi is a special type of sorcerer who has almost no cursed energy. This is why he could be teleported to where the kidnapper was, but when he arrived, the barrier had tied his hands behind his back. It also left his sword behind since the sword had a lot of cursed energy, and so at this point, Surogi was pretty helpless. Meanwhile, Yuka had no interest in saving him, and she was fully ready to just go home until Maru started shouting at her for leaving her brother behind.

17:40 For context, at this stage, the Akotsu kids had a big sibling rivalry with each one being desperate to prove that they're stronger than the other. In this scene, Yuka was annoyed that he wanted to face the kidnapper alone cuz to her, she saw it as disrespect. Ultimately though, Maru convinces Yuka that she'd regret it if she didn't help, and by using harmony, they were able to find Surogi. Following that, the Akotsu siblings messed this guy up, but what's interesting is that Yuka never summoned her Shikigami. This is because the Gojo clan have banned the Ten Shadows technique, I guess for political reasons. Maybe they don't want their next Six Eyes user to be killed by Yuka, and so Yuka genuinely isn't allowed to use them. What she can do though, is that similar to Sukuna, she's allowed to tap into the Shikigami's powers without summoning the creature itself. In Yuka's

18:26 case, she uses Divine Dog to transform her hands into these sharp claws before plunging those claws into the cursed user. After this, they just kind of assumed he was done, but the cursed user had one last trick up his sleeve. In his room, he had dozens of Japanese kids who were all packaged up, and his plan was to sell them to be used for research. The cursed user's final trick was to teleport these kids somewhere else, but just before he could do that, Maru intervened. For Samorians, their third eye is the source of their cursed energy, and by using the chaos part of his technique, the cursed user was instantly knocked out. However, by going this far, he kind of revealed that he's not human, which is something that was supposed to stay a secret. Up until this point, his third eye had been covered by a plaster, but after seeing it, Surogi became suspicious. Although Maru himself

19:12 didn't confirm anything about being an alien, the Akotsus did their own investigation, and in the end, they came face-to-face with Nonax. Recently, the spaceship had been floating above Japan, but most of the time, it was invisible thanks to a barrier technique that was similar to a domain. Now, with aliens being confirmed, the siblings knew they had to get stronger since their grandparents weren't around to protect humanity. On the next mission, Surogi, Maru, and Yuka were then sent to the countryside where two people had been killed by a wild tiger. Just like the Rumelians, the tiger had been forced to leave its home, and it was doing what it had to do to survive. Because of that, Maru and this old sorcerer thought there might be a way to help the tiger coexist, but Surugi didn't want to take the risk of it hurting anyone else. As a result, he gave the tiger a quick death, and this

19:59 incident caused Maru to open up. From his point of view, the tiger had a lot in common with the Rumelians, but the key difference is that Rumelians and humans are able to talk. To achieve coexistence, they need to have honest conversations, and so in the spirit of honesty, Maru admits that he was sent to gather info about humans. Unlike his brother, Maru's main goal is for both species to live together in peace, whereas Cross's goal is for a war to break out. With Debora on their side, Cross felt like they couldn't lose, and he wanted the war to happen because he doesn't trust humanity. We saw a proof of this on Maru's next mission after the Sumorian was attacked by an insane curse user. For context, this curse user was a senile old man called Masaki, and Masaki was desperate to relive the best time of his life. Now, it just so happens the

20:44 best time of his life was the first grade, and so he used his technique to shapeshift into his younger self. On its own, this might not sound too bad, but for the last 3 years, he's been killing first graders and their whole families and then taking their place at school. When confronted by sorcerers, he played innocent for a while, but all hell broke loose when Yuka discovered the bodies. As a curse user, Masaki's skill is on par with a grade one sorcerer, and so with help from his Shikigami, he defeated Surugi, Yuka, and Maru. However, before he had the chance to do anything else, Maru's unconscious body then started to fight on autopilot. In this scene, Maru himself wasn't in control. Instead, his third eye seems to take over, and later in the series, it's kind of confirmed that the third eye has a mind of its own. Anyway, this third

21:30 eye used the full potential of chaos, and here are just some of the things that it did to Masaki. Firstly, it sent his mind into a state of confusion, and thanks to this, the curse user lost control of his Shikigami. Next, Maru threw a rock directly at him, and when Masaki tried to block it, the rock then changed direction and smacked him in the face. Later on, Masaki then got thrown into a swimming pool, and while he was in there, Maru made the water boiling hot. When the curse user jumped out, Maru turned that same water into a frozen ice, and at this point, Masaki was trapped. While unconscious, Maru then went in for the kill, and the only reason he didn't succeed is that Surugi jumped in to stop him. From Surugi's point of view, he thought that if Maru killed this person, then it could start a war between the humans and aliens. And you know, if a war was to begin, he

22:17 didn't want Maru to be responsible. On the flip side, Cross wanted the war as we know, and he was on the sidelines telling Maru to kill Surugi. You might be wondering though, why is Cross even here? Number one is because the twins share the same curse technique. So, Cross knows when his brother uses large amounts of CE. Reason number two is that harmony makes it very easy to find people, and so Cross showed up when Maru and Masaki were still fighting. From Cross's perspective, the best way to start a war is to kill an innocent person like Surugi, and so he didn't care if Maru was the one who did it. Moments later, Surugi then got blasted with the full force of chaos, and remember, he was already badly injured from the fight with Masaki. Together, all of this pushed Surugi close to the brink of death, but despite that, he kept trying to remind Maru of his true

23:03 feelings. Previously, Maru had said that he wanted humans to become his neighbors, and on Sumoria, the word neighbors has a special meaning. When Maru and Cross were young, Debora told them that a neighbor is a friend who understands and respects your way of life, even if that way of life might be totally different. Before Surugi lost consciousness, he reminded Maru that they're supposed to be neighbors, and when Cross heard this, he couldn't believe it. Instinctively, Cross then jumps down and stops his brother from killing Surugi, although he even admits that he's not sure why he did it. I guess the shock of hearing the word neighbor, it made his body move without thinking, but after this, he basically tells Surugi that he still doesn't like humans, and that even if they wanted to be neighbors, he'd say no. Following this, the injured Maru was taken back to Norax for treatment, and

23:49 Usami didn't like this since he thought that if the aliens saw Maru was injured, then it'd be bad for the relationship. Speaking of Usami, his curse technique is actually curse speech, although unlike Inumaki, the curse speech markings are on his hand. This means Usami can speak to people like a normal human, and when he needs to use curse speech, he then just talks into his palm. The reason I mentioned this is that during all of the chaos with Maru and Surugi, the curse user managed to slip away. Usami's the one who then chased him into this dark alleyway, and with curse speech, he froze Masaki in place and then destroyed him. Now, while Surugi was on the brink of death, he came face to face with Mahito, who's currently residing in the pathway of souls. This realm is the place where souls go before they reincarnate, and Mahito had been here since the end of

24:35 JJK. This whole time, he's been waiting for one specific person to die, and for a moment, he thought that Surugi was that person. However, it turned out he had the wrong guy, and after this, Surugi wakes up in the hospital. Later that day, Surugi, Yuka, and Maru then head to an amusement park, but it turns out the person they thought was Maru was actually Cross in disguise. Even though he doesn't trust humans, he had some small tiny doubts about going to war, and so he pretended to be Maru to learn more about humanity. Pretty quickly though, Yuka realized this wasn't Maru, and the two of them then had a chat about coexistence. As we know, the Rumelians have been stolen from and betrayed in the past, and Cross said that after those experiences, it's natural to want to steal something in return. In this case, that means the

25:21 aliens taking over Japan, but Yuka promised to show him something that would change his mind. The next day, she took Cross with her to a doctor's appointment where the doctor confirmed that Yuka has brain cancer. You heard that right. Yuka has a tumor in her brain, and at 16 years old, she only had 6 months left to live. Now, not only was this very bizarre for Jujutsu Kaisen, but the point she was trying to make to Cross is that they've both been robbed of the futures they were meant to have, and the difference between them is that Yuka's situation can't be changed, whereas the Sumorians still have a choice. If Cross starts a war, then it'll lead to an endless cycle of hatred on both sides, but if they try to understand each other, then that might not have to happen. Meanwhile, at Jujutsu HQ, the higher-ups were watching the footage of Maru

26:06 fighting against Masaki. On the council, there's this annoying guy called Yakumaru, who seemingly wants a war with the Sumorians. And given that Maru attacked Surugi, this technically means that the aliens are now a threat. However, Usami played the Uno reverse card because according to the Hikari provision, Maru's fight with Surugi was totally legal. Remember, under this provision, sorcerers can be hired to fight, and before the last mission, Usami made Maru, Surugi, and Yuta sign contracts with him. In that sense, any fight between them is legal under the provision, although Yakumaru points out that Maru wasn't approved by Jujutsu HQ. In response, Usami argued that Maru is a latent sorcerer, which is someone who uses jujutsu by accident without realizing it. Usually, latent sorcerers

26:52 aren't punished for their crimes since the damage they caused was purely accidental. By this point, Yakumaru was pretty pissed off cuz Usami was going out of his way to side with the aliens. Yakumaru's belief is that the aliens think they're a lot stronger than humanity, and that they can just take over whenever they want, but what they don't know is that humans have a secret weapon. This secret weapon is Yuji Itadori, and by demonstrating Yuji's power, the aliens would learn to respect humanity. Sadly for Yakumaru, no one knows where Yuji is, and Usami basically warns him not to drag them into a war. Anyhow, on the Norax, the aliens had a vote to decide on their next move, and despite his personal feelings, Cross voted to coexist. In his own words, after everything they've been through, he just felt tired, and so for now, this

27:38 was the best option. As the leader of the group, Debora also agreed, and soon both sides started to organize a special dinner where they could learn about each others cultures. In the lead-up to this event, the Jujutsu kids learned about Callions and a little bit of Rumelian culture, while Usami found out that the Norax is powered by cursed energy. For obvious reasons, this was a massive deal cuz if other countries found out about this tech, then the hunt for Japanese people would be on the rise. Therefore, Usami's goal was to keep this a secret, and to do this, they had to build an incredibly close relationship with the Rumelians. Luckily for Usami, there were two things that made this possible. Number one, on the night of the special dinner, this human chef and Debora seemed to fall in love. This lady's name is Kyoko, and she works full-time at

28:24 Jujutsu High, and yeah, her and Debora had an instant connection. The second thing is that as we know, Debora's sister has been tainted with a death curse, but Usami offered them a way to break it. Somewhere in Africa, there's a cursed tool known as the black robe, and although it takes a very long time to make, if the Japanese could get their hands on it, then they'd be able to save Debora's sister. Debora himself couldn't believe that something like this exists, so if the humans made it happen, then the Sumorians would definitely owe them one. Unfortunately, all of those good vibes didn't even last a day cuz later that same night, the aliens discovered something terrible. Until now, nobody had realized just how similar Callions were to curse spirits, but on the Norax, this old guy was the first to notice. As you can see, there were tears coming from his third eye, and this happens to

29:11 Rumelians when they see a Callion get killed. Usually, the tears have a negative effect on the body, and in certain cases, it can be fatal. On the Norax, this old guy saw a Callion being murdered in Tokyo, but it wasn't actually a Callion. It was a curse spirit, and ultimately, this is what led to the big conflict. In November of 2086, a few aliens went into Tokyo without permission in order to investigate the Callions. At the same time, Yakumaru and some other sorcerers were in the same location taking part in the great purification ritual. We explained earlier, this ritual is all about destroying curse spirits, and as you'd expect, the Rumelians didn't like that. In one panel, Yakumaru was ready to shoot them with his cursed energy gun, but at the last moment, Usami and Cross showed up just in time. Using cursed speech, Usami stopped Yakumaru

29:57 from doing anything stupid, while Cross explained to his people that curses are not Caleons. For a while, this was enough to calm the situation, but on both sides, you had people who wanted to take a more aggressive approach. Then, in a moment of pure racism, Yakumaru shoots Cross cuz he allegedly thought that he was reaching for his sword. To be fair, he is reaching for something, but you know, obviously it wasn't his sword. He wasn't trying to cut everyone down here. There was something he was trying to get. I don't know what it was. Maybe it was uh his phone, iPhone, I don't know. But um the point is, Yakumaru shoots Cross. This moment is when relations broke down between humans and Sumorians, and here's three things you need to know about the fallout. Number one, Yakumaru's arm got vaporized by Debora, and Usami also nearly got killed trying to help him. To be

30:44 specific, Usami used cursed speech to try and freeze Debora in place, but Debora's strength was just so overwhelming that the blowback sent him into a coma. Number two, after being shot, Cross also went into a coma with no guarantee that he'd ever wake up. Although the humans do have someone who knows reverse cursed technique, she can't heal severe tissue damage, which is likely what happened in both situations. Three, the Sumorians requested that Japan stops killing cursed spirits, and initially Japan did stop. The problem is that naturally they can't stop forever, cuz if the number of spirits grew too much, then they would start spilling out of Tokyo. In December of 2086, humans then returned to killing curses, but they did these killings at nighttime in order to hide it from the aliens. Despite that, an alien called

31:30 Otsuki was monitoring the situation, and this guy is one of the strongest Rumelian warriors. Even from space, he could tell that spirits were being destroyed, and so in January of 2087, the Sumorians made a request. To put it simply, the aliens wanted full control of Tokyo for themselves, and if the humans didn't agree, then they'd settle things in a one-on-one duel. Remember, duels are how arguments get solved in Disconte culture, and since Debora is in charge, this was his chosen method. According to one of the higher-ups, Yuji is the only person on Earth who should face Debora, but right now they still had no idea where he was. After speaking with Nobara, she revealed that the last time she saw Yuji was at Hana's funeral, and that after that he basically disappeared. The thing about Yuji is that for a long time, he hasn't been

32:16 able to age, and this is the result of him eating the six death paintings. Doing this basically turned Itadori into a death painting himself, and as we've seen, their lifespan is way longer than a normal human. For Yuji, this messed with his head, cuz firstly, he saw most of his friends die, including Hana, Megumi, Yuta, Maki, and probably some others, while he stayed exactly the same age. Secondly, Yuji was self-conscious about how people perceived him, and he said that, you know, he didn't want people to see him as some kind of monster. That's why he just vanished without saying a word to anyone, and so humanity couldn't rely on him for this duel. For that reason, Yuka was asked to take his place, and since she was going to die anyway, she agreed to do it. As a user of the Ten Shadows, she had Mahoraga up her sleeve, and although she

33:01 hadn't tamed him, it was still their best shot of winning. To increase their chances, Yuka also entered a death binding vow, which has been described as the quickest way for a sorcerer to raise their level. Yuka's vow is that she would die once Mahoraga's ritual was complete, and in exchange, her technique received a boost that improved both his healing and his adaptation. Anyhow, on the 14th of January 2087, Debora arrived in Tokyo and waited for the duel to begin. At this stage, he had no idea who his opponent would be, and for a moment, he thought he was up against Wiwi. As a youngster, Wiwi was one of the main people who helped to defeat Sukuna, and now 69 years later, he was excited to watch Debora reach that level. More than that, he wanted his grandkids to know what true power looks like, and during

33:47 this speech, you can see there was a plane flying overhead. On this plane was Yuka, who was preparing to jump out, but physically speaking, she wasn't doing too good. Even though she was supposed to have months left to live, her tumor had progressed rapidly to the point where she could barely see in front of herself. For a second, she even thought that Mino was her brother, and for context, Mino is Usami's assistant. Now, despite what Yuka said earlier in the series, in her final moments, she wasn't really thinking about her grandfather's ring. Instead, all she cared about was that in her next life, she wanted Tsugumi to be her older brother again. While it's true that he did suck at certain things, he was still a good brother in the times when it really mattered. Following this, Yuka then skydives out the plane, and just before hitting the concrete, she summons the divine

34:33 general. Yuka herself then dipped into the shadows, leaving Debora to face Mahoraga alone. It's worth pointing out that on Sumoria, Shikigami don't exist, so this was his first time seeing anything like this. To end the fight quickly, Debora whipped out his cursed technique, which has two elements. The first is that he can produce light out of his body, and the second is that he combines this light with a murderous intent. This murderous intent is described as having a tangible solid form, and on Earth, nothing like it exists. Anyhow, with this power, Debora stabs Mahoraga with a bunch of lightsabers, and for most victims, this would be a one-shot kill. However, obviously Mahoraga is built different, and in this panel, we see him chewing one of the lightsabers in half. From this moment, he began adapting to

35:19 Debora's technique, and as we know, the more hits that he takes, the faster the adaptation becomes. On top of that, his stats were amped up thanks to the death binding vow, so Debora was in trouble here, even though he didn't realize it. Next, these two special grades then had an epic battle across Tokyo, with Debora blasting Mahoraga to shreds, only for him to instantly come back. Gradually, this led to Mahoraga's complete and full adaptation, meaning the murderous light now did zero damage. For Debora's entire life, he'd never needed to use anything more than this, and he even once said that he barely has to try. Despite that, Dura told him that one day he'd face someone who'd give him a proper challenge, and on that day, that's when Debora would become a true warrior. Now that his light didn't work, he knew he

36:05 had to think of a different solution, and the plan he came up with was to use brute force. His plan was to push his body beyond its limits by using the light part of his technique to rapidly speed himself up. Debora's aim was to travel as close to light speed as humanly possible, regardless of the damage that it would do to his own flesh. As he then got closer to light speed, Debora's foot started to burn up, but before it got wrecked, he used it to kick Mahoraga. In chapter 19 of Modulo, the impact seemed like a a nuke was going off, and this kick was enough to vaporize the divine general. When we look here, the only body part left was this, which I'm assuming is like a tiny little bit of his spine, and you know, this should have been game over. However, because Mahoraga is him, he fully came back from this, and Debora

36:52 was now fully enjoying the challenge. At the same time, nearby, a different battle was going on between Maru and Tsugumi. As Yuka's older brother, Tsugumi wanted her to live her final days in peace, and so he wasn't happy with the idea of her fighting a special grade alien. Therefore, to save his sister, he needed Debora to leave Earth, and this is where things get slightly complicated. In the ritual to tame Mahoraga, there were three participants who are Yuka, Debora, and Mahoraga himself. Due to her binding vow, Yuka is already in a state of suspended death, meaning she's out the game and will die when the ritual is complete. Importantly though, the ritual will only be complete if Mahoraga is killed or Debora is killed. This means that if Debora was to vanish and leave the range of the Ten

37:38 Shadows, then the ritual wouldn't be complete. Instead, the ritual would be void. A voided ritual means that Yuka's binding vow would also be voided, and she'd be able to live out her final days in peace. Because of that, Tsugumi challenged Maru to a duel, and if he wins, then Debora has to go back to Sumoria. On the flip side, Maru knew that Debora can't go back to their home planet, cuz if he did, then he'd be within the range of the chief's cursed technique. Remember, if Debora disobeys the chief, then his sister will die, so sending him back to Sumoria isn't something Maru would do. This disagreement is why these two were fighting, and earlier on, Tsugumi dominated him, partly thanks to the training he received from Maki. The one problem for Tsugumi is that Maru was holding back out of fear that he would

38:24 kill his friend. However, in this scene, Maru's third eye convinces him to go all out, cuz on Sumoria, a true warrior uses his full power. After activating his chaos technique, Maru then tosses Tsugumi around and pummels him with the weight of about six or seven buses. In normal circumstances, this would have been the end of the battle. However, this is when Yuta's ring kicks in. We mentioned earlier that the ring contains decades worth of cursed energy from Yuta, as well as the will of Rika Orimoto. Although Rika's actual soul passed away 70 years ago, the shell she left behind is likely what's inside the ring. Now, in this scene, she made Tsugumi an offer to help him win, and once he said yes, he got access to Yuta's cursed energy stockpile. This stockpile is the

39:09 one for all of the JJK universe, as it has a a basically infinite supply of cursed energy, and it meant that even when Maru used chaos, Tsugumi was unaffected. He also got this stylish Rika helmet, which has Rika's consciousness inside, and throughout the fight, she was just yapping nonstop. Elsewhere in Tokyo, thousands of curses were trying to escape the city because of Debora, but Jujutsu HQ had severely underestimated how many there'd be. Initially, their plan was to adjust the barrier in Tokyo, so that fleeing cursed spirits would be guided towards the ocean. However, they did a crappy job according to one person, and to make things worse, the team they sent to handle stray curses came face-to-face with a gang of Remelians. If nothing was done, these two sides would have killed each other, and then war would have

39:54 broken out regardless of what happened with Deborah. Thankfully, it was at this crucial moment that Yuji finally appeared to stop the two sides from fighting. From outside this building, he released a burst of piercing blood that then split off into different sections, and this blood targeted both the Earth sorcerers and the Sumorians. Because he's like a death painting, Yuji's blood is poisonous, hence why he knocked everyone out. But, according to him, everyone would be fine in a few days. The one exception is Otsuki, who managed to avoid the piercing blood, and so for him, Yuji had to use a different method. As you can see in this panel, Otsuki swung at him with an axe, but Yuji repelled the axe by firing off these mini slashes out of his hand. These tiny slashes prevented the axe from reaching him, and so in that sense, he has his

40:40 own version of Limitless. Back in the day, Suguna did something similar against Yuta, and I'm assuming that Yuji took inspiration from this, and over the decades managed to refine that skill. Following that, he then smashed Otsuki with a black flash, making him the only person in history who can just do this at will. At this stage, as a sorcerer, Yuji has fulfilled 100% of his potential, but mentally speaking, his belief is that he doesn't matter anymore. After all, he probably should have died by now, and so in his words, he doesn't like to meddle with the present. That's why he allowed the next generation to fight Deborah, but he did say that if Yuka was to lose, then he would jump in. Following this, Yuji then walked off to deal with the spirits fleeing Tokyo, and with a single dismantle, he blew up a

41:25 huge chunk of the city. In this panel, you can see there were actually two giant blasts, but only one of these belongs to Itadori. The second blast was thanks to Rika and Surugi, cuz just seconds earlier, Surugi got his hands on the soul-split katana. He got this weapon right as a stream of curses appeared behind Maru, and Rika encouraged Surugi to just swing as hard as he could. His strength was then boosted by Rika herself, who gave him extra cursed energy, and the result was a slash on par with Yuji. This was a very clever move, because like I mentioned before, Remelians have a physical reaction when Callions are killed. Although Callions and cursed spirits aren't exactly the same, they're similar enough that when this many spirits get massacred, it gives Maru a ton of blowback. Immediately after this, Surugi made a binding vow that increased

42:12 his speed, but in exchange, he gave up access to his grandfather's cursed energy. The first time I read this, I also assumed that he gave up access to his own cursed energy, so that he's now just an empty vessel like Toji and Maki, but I don't want to say that for certain, cuz I'm honestly not 100% sure. Either way, the fact is Surugi is now faster than before, and with this speed, he had an opening to finish Maru. However, at the very last moment, Surugi drops his sword on the ground, and the reason he did this was pretty interesting. When he was young, Maki told Surugi that people like them get stronger by losing things. At the same time, she warned him that the loss won't always be worth it, and that sometimes you'll lose things that you probably should have kept. In Maki's case, she wiped out the whole Zenin clan thanks to Mai's death, but for the rest of her

42:58 life, she wondered if someone else could have done it. The point Maki was making is that she wished there was a reality where she could have accomplished her goal without losing Mai. And for Surugi, he wanted to save Yuka without losing his friend. In his words, he felt like a future where he won wouldn't be the right outcome, and his hesitation is what allowed the alien to slice through him. Almost instantly, Maru regretted doing this, and the reason he's crying here is that he wants to resolve their differences, but he just didn't know how. I have to be honest, from this point that the pacing of module gets a bit insane, so let's try to break things down step by step. Firstly, as Maru sits here confused about how to fix things, the Nornax shines brightly as if it's responding to Maru's wishes. The next time we see Maru, he's then on the spaceship with Yuji as they discuss how

43:46 to coexist. You might be wondering though, how did these two end up in the same room? Well, Maru's wish is for humans and Remelians to live in harmony, and so his technique summoned the people to make that happen. What's crazy is Maru himself doesn't know who Itadori is, but in this panel, he says, "My technique thought you would be appropriate." That's right, the harmony technique genuinely has a mind of its own, and it brought Yuji here to help create a world for both humans and Remelians. Given that cursed spirits are the reason that both sides don't get along, Maru's aim was to get rid of every curse on the planet, and also to stop curses being born in the future. Doing that would allow everyone to live in harmony, and it is possible if you combine the cursed energy in Yuta's ring, the mall inside the Nornax, Maru's

44:31 harmony, and idle transfiguration. Like we said earlier, Mahito has been waiting in the pathway of souls, aka the place where Earthling souls go after death. Maru's harmony gives him access to this realm even without being dead, and this allowed Yuji and Mahito to have their final reunion. Back in 2018, Mahito put this man through absolute hell by killing Junpei, Nanami, and seemingly Nobara as well. So, you'd understand if Yuji was angry to see him. Instead, Itadori laughed and didn't really care, cuz he's lived a whole life since then, whereas Mahito had just been stuck in the past. For all these decades, Mahito had been waiting specifically for Yuji to die, but number one, Yuji still isn't dead, and number two, he's obviously changed a lot since he was 16. This

45:17 version of Itadori is a Sukuna-level threat, and his job is to defeat Mahito in this space. For a bit of context, Maru's plan is to use idle transfiguration to alter the souls of all Japanese people, and by doing this, cursed spirits will no longer be born. If you remember, this is because spirits are mainly born from the Japanese people leaking cursed energy, but there are two ways that idle transfiguration can fix that. The first option is to remove cursed energy from the population, and the second option is to turn everyone in the country into a sorcerer. In season three, you might remember that Megumi asked Tengen about why Kenjaku didn't use idle transfiguration to turn the entire country into sorcerers, and Tengen simply replied by saying Kenjaku didn't have enough cursed energy. However, the reason Maru can do it is

46:02 that he has access to Yuta's infinite cursed energy, and also the mall from his home planet. These two things can boost Maru's technique and allow manipulate the entire country. To make it happen though, one of them has to defeat Mahito in a fair fight, which is why Maru's harmony technique gave Mahito access to his normal power levels. On top of that, because they're in the pathway of souls, it means that Mahito has full control over the environment itself. As a result, he transforms the place into Shibuya for obvious reasons, and he uses everything at his disposal to crush Yuji. In response, Yuji dices him up without ever taking his hands out of his pockets, and you can see in this panel, dismantles are flying in every direction. For me, this was my favorite image of the entire sequel series. It's just so cool, so much aura, so much

46:48 hype, and you know Mahito was never expecting this. The last time they saw each other, Yuji didn't even have a cursed technique. After this, Mahito is then transformed into a cursed object by Maru's technique, and these two discuss what they plan to do next. To cut a long story short, they decide to remove cursed energy from both the Japanese and the Remelians, but this will only apply to future generations. In other words, current Jujutsu sorcerers will keep their powers, but their children will have almost no cursed energy, just like the rest of the world. According to Yuji, all humans need a tiny bit of cursed energy just to keep their bodies running, and the only exception is people with heavenly restrictions. This means it's not possible to fully remove cursed energy like they thought, cuz they'd have to give heavenly restrictions to billions of people. To

47:35 put it simply, that's impossible, so the next best thing is to remove as much cursed energy as possible from the Japanese and the Remelians. Doing that means only a small handful of spirits will be born each year, and Itadori has a plan to kill those future curses. However, Maru points out that this will still lead to conflict between humans and Remelians, and so Yuji basically tells him to find out why curses are so similar to Callions. After looking into it, Maru discovers that Callions, curses, and Remelians have souls that are the same color, and this is a brand new concept. Apparently, every soul in the universe has a specific color, and creatures that share the same color have a natural affinity for each other. This is why Remelians are the only ones who don't get hurt by Callions or cursed

48:21 spirits, since their souls are the same color. That being said, in order to create a future where humans and Remelians can live in harmony, Maru decides to change the color of all future souls. Using Mahito's technique, he reshapes the pathway of souls, so that when souls arrive here, their colors will now be scattered. That's how it was described in the official translation, and by the sounds of it, it sounds like all new souls on Earth will receive colors at random. For example, let's imagine that right now, all humans have red souls, and all Remelians have green souls. In the future, every individual will have a random color, so there won't be any difference between groups. This solution means that when curses do pop up, humans can kill them without the Remelians getting upset. With that sorted, Itadori then leaves to

49:07 start working on his grand plan, while Maru deals with everything else. The first thing Maru does is he interrupts Deborah's fight with Mahoraga, and by this point, Deborah was having the time of his life, having unlocked reverse cursed technique, cursed technique reversal, and a domain expansion. Regardless, Maru ruined the fun by stepping in, as he then teleports Deborah to Africa, so he can get some of the black rope. This rope is what he needed to break his sister's curse, and now that they had it, it it safe for him to go home. Because it's only two people, Maru has the power to send them back instantly. And when Debora gets back home, he kills the chief and takes charge. That being said, he admits he doesn't know much about politics. So, as the new chief, his main policy is to build a shrine for Adura.

49:53 Now, back on Earth, Debora leaving meant that Maharaga's ritual was void. And like we said before, if the ritual is void, that means Yuka's death-binding vow is void as well. Then, using idle transfiguration, Maru fully healed her brain tumor, while also healing Usami, Surugi, and Cross, who'd been in a coma since the day he got shot. In the pathway of souls, Maru then gets ready to complete the ritual. And for context, the ritual will do three things. First, it will stop all sorcerers from being born on Earth in the future, while at the same time changing the color of their souls and wiping out every curse that's currently on the planet. Just as he was about to do this, the souls of Cross, Surugi, and Yuka then appeared next to him. And I'm this happened because Harmony must have realized that

50:39 Maru was scared to do this by himself. Following this, every single curse on the planet peacefully passes away, creating a brand new world for everyone. In the final chapter of Module, Yuka and Surugi then get scolded by their mother, since they both went off to fight aliens in Tokyo against her wishes. And Yuka had kept her illness a secret until the very last moment. Despite that, she said she was still incredibly proud of them for what they did. And she believed that Yuta, Maki, and Yori would feel the same. This might be a reach, but the fact she put Yori's name in the same sentence as the dead Maki and Yuta, you know, it implies to me that she might know something that we don't. Regardless, when it comes to the Rumelians, they had a really tough decision to make, because right now on their ship, there were 52 Callions. The

51:26 problem with these Callions is that because of what Maru did, future generations of Rumelians will have different colored souls, meaning they'll likely be attacked by the Callions. Even so, the Rumelians made the choice to keep living with these creatures, cuz after thousands of years, there was no way they were going to kill them or just abandon them. Lastly, after a very, very, very long time, Yuji shows up at Nobara's house to discuss plans to deal with future cursed spirits. In his hand, he brought Panda along with him, cuz after ghosting Kugisaki for so long, he felt like Panda's presence would make things less awkward. By this stage of the timeline, Yuji had realized he made a mistake by trying to avoid the present. For that reason, he really wanted her help to deal with the future cursed spirits. In total, Itadori's plan

52:11 has four steps. Number one, they have to teach current sorcerers about complex barrier techniques, and hopefully they can make a barrier that can maintain itself even after sorcerers are gone. This new barrier would be based on the ones we saw from Tengen and would hopefully work to destroy curses before they get too powerful. Number two, they need to track down every person with heavenly restriction and the rest of their bloodline, cuz in a world without sorcerers, these people will be the best for fighting curses. Number three, they need to start mass-producing cursed tools, things like split soul katanas and glasses that help you see spirits. Finally, number four, Itadori has to figure out how to become a cursed object, similar to how Sukuna and Kenjaku once figured it out themselves. If Yuji can do this, then when he dies

52:57 in around 300 years time, his soul will become stored inside of his corpse. That way, if humans really need cursed energy once again, then someone in the future can eat Yuji's corpse and gain his power in the process. This would be useful if future aliens try to invade Earth or if the Earth just runs out of fuel, because with the right tech and, you know, the right mold, cursed energy can be enough to power nations. To be fair, Usami was actually concerned about this, since he believed that if humans found out that Maru removed cursed energy and essentially removed their hope of using it as a fuel source, then it would lead to racism against the Rumelians. That's why for now, they're keeping it a secret that no more sorcerers will be born. And in the background, there was one person making certain moves to give the aliens

53:43 a good reputation. That person was Wee Wee, who leaked confidential information to the public. Remember, people aren't supposed to know that aliens are here. But what Wee Wee did is he recorded the footage of Debora's fight with Maharaga and then sent it to TMZ or or a station that's like TMZ. This channel then showed the footage, claiming that Debora is an alien who fights for justice, since he protected Japan from the same demon that fought Satoru Gojo. With that said, Module then ends with humans and Rumelians playing catch, as Maru, Surugi, and everyone else try to learn more about each other. Oh, yeah, on the final page, it's also implied that Debora came back to Earth to see his chef girlfriend. And I wouldn't be surprised by this, because when we look at the color page here, he

54:29 is locked in on her. Anyway, people, that was the full story of Jujutsu Kaisen Module. And let me know what you think of it in the comments down below. Also, don't forget to like the video if you liked it and subscribe if you haven't already, if you want to see more videos like this. As always, thank you for watching till the end. Until the next one, peace out.