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Imagine living in a world where humans and wolves have a mutual relationship and they both equally struggle for power and survival. Here comes Wolf’s Rain! It presents such an intriguing scenario where themes of adventure, myth, and self-discovery merge into one single, exciting narrative.

Kiba from Wolf’s Rain | Credits: Studio Bones

Even more surprisingly, it was, in fact, directed by famous Tensai Okamura, who single-handedly helped popularize anime originals such as Darker than Black and Kuromukuro.

Through the adaptation of Wolf’s Rain, Okamura tried his best to infuse every frame of this dystopian world with questions of identity, community, and the lines between human and animal. And in a past interview, fans also got the rarest of rare opportunities to learn some interesting insights behind this creation.

Director Okamura might not have had close communication with Wolf’s Rain‘s author A still from episode 12 of Wolf’s Rain anime series...

Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 268, showcased the King of Curses finally experiencing the sting of defeat as Yuji Itadori emerges victorious, avenging his sensei’s tragic death. Since the beginning of the series, Gege Akutami portrayed Sukuna Ryomen as the final villain of the series. Sukuna was the strongest sorcerer from the Heian Era, often referred to as the ‘Golden Age of Jujutsu.’

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers Ahead for Jujutsu Kaisen Manga Chapter 268!!

He became the reason for many powerful sorcerer’s death, including Gojo Satoru, and earned the title of the most powerful sorcerer in history. Thus, Yuji Itadori earned a notable feat that many renowned sorcerers failed to accomplish for centuries. However, Itadori only managed to kill the King of Curses, thanks to the surprising assistance of Nobara Kugisaki.

Yuji dealing immense damage to Sukuna in his domain expansion in Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 267 | Credits: Viz Media

Many readers were left awe-struck after witnessing Nobara’s return,...