Highlights:
* In the following article we have the events of Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 262 explained.
* Yuta’s plan to defeat Sukuna will end in failure.
* Yuta’s still not on Gojo’s level and he underestimates Sukuna.
Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 262 gives us a glimpse of what Yuta is capable of now that he’s using Gojo’s corpse as his own body using Kenjaku’s cursed technique. While we all thought he was the strongest now from all the things in his arsenal, the last chapter proved why it’s not that simple. In the following article, we’ll explain why Yuta’s plan to defeat Sukuna won’t work.
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Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 262 Explained
JJK Chapter 262 was only 7 pages long due to Gege’s sudden sickness– which is also why the next chapter is delayed by 2 weeks. That said, here’s Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 262 explained. In this chapter, we only see Yuta using Gojo’s Domain Expansion Infinite Void and Sukuna countering it with his own Domain Expansion Malevolent Shrine.
Yuta has shrunk his domain for two reasons. He wants to strengthen its barrier so that it’s not easily broken by Malevolent Shrine. Secondly, he does not want it to affect Yuji and Todo who are just witnesses to this legendary battle. Sukuna has also shrunk his domain to increase its attack potency so that he can break Yuta’s Infinite Void domain from the outside.
Yuta’s Plan To Defeat Sukuna
Yuta’s plan to defeat Sukuna by using Gojo’s Domain Expansion won’t work because of many reasons. Yuta doesn’t have Gojo’s ingenuity or genius in battle so he cannot replicate what Gojo did when he was battling Sukuna with his Domain Expansion. This proves that Yuta doesn’t have all of Gojo’s memories.
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Sukuna has already faced this domain expansion before and has withstood and countered it before- and since then he’s grown further as a Cursed Spirit and as a Jujutsu Sorceror. This puts Yuta at a disadvantage. Thus he’s more at a disadvantage in this fight than he thinks he is- and that never ends well.
