Jujutsu Kaisen Episode 6: After Rain
Manga chapter 11-12
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
9.6
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
OSHIMETER
9.6
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
nmaluleka29
VerifiedThere was a great pace, and a bit of comic relief. A lot of introspection from different characters, where they are questioning their own strengths, and really making sense of their feelings when it comes tio their teammates.
gusaingoli7
This ep is a total pivot and the Gojo hype is finally getting real. We finally get the cursed energy lore and character depth needed to understand how Sukuna and Yuji’s pact actually works.
itsmemaku
VerifiedBreather episode and honestly a needed one after the last two. Gojo taking the first-years shopping is silly and fun but there's real warmth in these group scenes. Some lore gets dropped casually mid-outing. Borderline — not urgent, but it's a nice exhale.
bethe0ne
Gojo rocking that black blindfold is a massive flex. Even with his eyes covered, the aura is strictly top tier and the animation is buttery smooth. This ep finally dropped the lore we needed on curses while keeping the horror vibes immaculate. I’m lowkey hooked and need the next
razielkainkiller
Scenes are interwoven with action and horror, while giving you information, lore, and just general story. We still get bite sized fights and cruel cool visuals to keep it entertaining. I may say this too much but I need that next episode, I need what you teased me with NOW!
asif_rachman96
helmyherlambang
This episode explains a lot of stuff about the Curse thingy, which most of the audience has been curious about since Episode 1. It might seem less intense than previous episodes, but it still got some great action scenes with stunning animation/directing style as always.
ejayexp
Gojo’s black blindfold is literally everything. Animation when it moves with him is so clean and mysterious. Aura confident and untouchable. Felt his power without even seeing his eyes, insane flex.
venkateshonline
It slows the chaos to focus on aftermath and emotional weight, giving Yuji Itadori’s situation real gravity. MAPPA leans into quiet tension and subtle framing, making the calm feel more unsettling than action.
jeerox
A BREATHER EP, but not in a boring way. It gives you time to sit with what just happened and lets the characters process things a bit. There’s also a lingering sense of unease that makes you feel like bigger problems are coming.
lordofheroes
What a episode. This episode have a few antagonists introduced, and now it feels like hell would be let loose sooner or later, but the episode continues beautifully to balance comedy with it's dark theme. I'll say this is another episode you shouldn't skip
darjpanda
Episode 6 is mostly about training and teamwork starting to form. Satoru Gojo shows why he’s insanely powerful, while Yuji Itadori begins to understand the harsh reality of being a sorcerer. Simple summary: less fighting, more learning — but still very cool and fun to watch.
sebas
It was honestly funny seeing everyone’s reaction to Itadori coming back. The way they responded made the revival scene surprisingly light and entertaining.
Now it’s getting more interesting as they start training and preparing for the next fight.
Now it’s getting more interesting as they start training and preparing for the next fight.
dakki
Gojo teaching Yuji the difference between cursed technique and and cursed energy is peak. And his training style being more intense than the students who are physically training is hilarious. I love the little sneaks of depth we get with Gojo and Megumi in this episode.
charliereviews
The pacing of this episode is great! It clearly explains binding vows and establishes the limits between sorcerers. Yuji’s training arc is handled well, especially in showing how to control cursed energy. And that fight teased at the end? It definitely builds hype for the next ep
vanmoerij
VerifiedThe lore building is PEAK! The pact between the host and Sukuna adds a scary layer of "what if" to the story. Megumi is the GOAT for retrieving that name patch, a total W for his character. The balance of high-level strategy and emotional weight are high.
gureto_daze
Every action feels meaningful. The story balances high stakes with character charm perfectly.
nuuggs
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting at the quarter mark of a 24-episode season, Episode 6 functions as a deliberate cooldown after the escalating danger of episodes 4 and 5, giving the cast room to process and regroup. It pivots the season's focus toward training and preparation, signaling that the first act's introductions are over and the real challenges are still ahead. This transitional stretch is essential setup for the heavier arcs that define Jujutsu Kaisen's back half.
EPISODE REVIEWS
nmaluleka29
VerifiedThere was a great pace, and a bit of comic relief. A lot of introspection from different characters, where they are questioning their own strengths, and really making sense of their feelings when it comes tio their teammates.
gusaingoli7
This ep is a total pivot and the Gojo hype is finally getting real. We finally get the cursed energy lore and character depth needed to understand how Sukuna and Yuji’s pact actually works.
itsmemaku
VerifiedBreather episode and honestly a needed one after the last two. Gojo taking the first-years shopping is silly and fun but there's real warmth in these group scenes. Some lore gets dropped casually mid-outing. Borderline — not urgent, but it's a nice exhale.
bethe0ne
Gojo rocking that black blindfold is a massive flex. Even with his eyes covered, the aura is strictly top tier and the animation is buttery smooth. This ep finally dropped the lore we needed on curses while keeping the horror vibes immaculate. I’m lowkey hooked and need the next
razielkainkiller
Scenes are interwoven with action and horror, while giving you information, lore, and just general story. We still get bite sized fights and cruel cool visuals to keep it entertaining. I may say this too much but I need that next episode, I need what you teased me with NOW!
asif_rachman96
helmyherlambang
This episode explains a lot of stuff about the Curse thingy, which most of the audience has been curious about since Episode 1. It might seem less intense than previous episodes, but it still got some great action scenes with stunning animation/directing style as always.
ejayexp
Gojo’s black blindfold is literally everything. Animation when it moves with him is so clean and mysterious. Aura confident and untouchable. Felt his power without even seeing his eyes, insane flex.
venkateshonline
It slows the chaos to focus on aftermath and emotional weight, giving Yuji Itadori’s situation real gravity. MAPPA leans into quiet tension and subtle framing, making the calm feel more unsettling than action.
jeerox
A BREATHER EP, but not in a boring way. It gives you time to sit with what just happened and lets the characters process things a bit. There’s also a lingering sense of unease that makes you feel like bigger problems are coming.
lordofheroes
What a episode. This episode have a few antagonists introduced, and now it feels like hell would be let loose sooner or later, but the episode continues beautifully to balance comedy with it's dark theme. I'll say this is another episode you shouldn't skip
darjpanda
Episode 6 is mostly about training and teamwork starting to form. Satoru Gojo shows why he’s insanely powerful, while Yuji Itadori begins to understand the harsh reality of being a sorcerer. Simple summary: less fighting, more learning — but still very cool and fun to watch.
sebas
It was honestly funny seeing everyone’s reaction to Itadori coming back. The way they responded made the revival scene surprisingly light and entertaining.
Now it’s getting more interesting as they start training and preparing for the next fight.
Now it’s getting more interesting as they start training and preparing for the next fight.
dakki
Gojo teaching Yuji the difference between cursed technique and and cursed energy is peak. And his training style being more intense than the students who are physically training is hilarious. I love the little sneaks of depth we get with Gojo and Megumi in this episode.
charliereviews
The pacing of this episode is great! It clearly explains binding vows and establishes the limits between sorcerers. Yuji’s training arc is handled well, especially in showing how to control cursed energy. And that fight teased at the end? It definitely builds hype for the next ep
vanmoerij
VerifiedThe lore building is PEAK! The pact between the host and Sukuna adds a scary layer of "what if" to the story. Megumi is the GOAT for retrieving that name patch, a total W for his character. The balance of high-level strategy and emotional weight are high.
gureto_daze
Every action feels meaningful. The story balances high stakes with character charm perfectly.
nuuggs
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