Cap 13 | Jujutsu Kaisen (2020) Sub Español
By: Jelismar Molina
Tags: Covid 19, Jujutsu Kaisen, Anime, Coronavirus

El Capítulo 13 del anime Jujutsu Kaisen tiene como título “Mañana”, y su fecha de estreno es el viernes de diciembre 25 de 2020 en Japón. Además, te dejamos la sinopsis oficial de Jujutsu Kaisen cap 13 Sub Español completo a continuación:

“Junpei Yoshino, escapa de la escuela secundaria y se va al cine. no obstante, es testigo de como un compañero de clase que se estaba riendo solo con la cara deformada y la mirada muerta. Yoshino persigue al “criminal” y grita. Después de eso, el Yuuji entra al cine en la escena del incidente junto con Kento Nanami, un mago de primera clase, y allí encuentran dos maldiciones.”

Jujutsu Kaisen — Avance del capitulo 13

“Sufrimiento, arrepentimiento, humillación: en algunos casos, su acumulación en un solo lugar provoca maldiciones muchas veces fatales. Seguimos la vida diaria de Yuji Itadori, estudiante de secundaria y miembro del club de espiritismo. No cree en los fantasmas, pero su extraordinaria fuerza física es un activo valioso para las misiones del grupo… hasta que uno sale mal. Mientras se traga una reliquia para protegerse de un hechizo, Ryomen Sukuna, el famoso demonio de dos caras, lo posee. Condenado a muerte por la organización exorcista, debe encontrar e ingerir todos los dedos de Sukuna para ser libre. Y para eso, el adolescente se iniciará en el arte oculto y misterioso del exorcismo.”

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