Jujutsu Kaisen ends, but no sequel announcement

With the revelation of the leaks of the final chapter of the manga "Jujutsu Kaisen", it has finally been confirmed that Gege Akutami's work will not have a sequel (or at least there is no announcement about it in the final chapter). Leaving aside the opinions that there may be about the conclusion of this work, it is the definitive outcome of this shonen work, although there are still the final releases of the compilation volumes scheduled for December 25.

• "Thank you for reading the manga during these six and a half years. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! We hope you will look forward to Akutami-sensei's next work. Volumes 29 and 30 will come out together on December 25," the note wrote at the end of the manga.

It should be noted that the publisher of "Jujutsu Kaisen" had assured that the franchise would have something very important to announce in its final chapter, but if the announcement was that the literary franchise had reached 100 million copies in circulation, then there are many reasons for fans to be disappointed about it.

Nor were updates included on the next sequel to the anime adaptation, currently in production by MAPPA studios. In fact, the final chapter of "Jujutsu Kaisen" is a case worthy of analysis, being published practically without pain or glory (beyond a countdown that Shueisha prepared) and being overshadowed by the long-awaited return of "HUNTER x HUNTER", a return that may not last long.

Of course, many of the projects celebrating the end of "Jujutsu Kaisen" include exclusive content for Japan, such as an official guide printed in October, an exhibition next year, and the upcoming Hidden Inventory/Premature Death Arc compilation film. But if we compare it with everything that surrounded the final chapter of "My Hero Academia" (not in terms of narrative, but in terms of advertising), is "Jujutsu Kaisen" above or below?

Source: WSJ_Manga