At Jump Festa 2025, exciting news emerged for fans of the Jujutsu Kaisen manga series: Volume 30 will feature a brief epilogue, presenting the ultimate conclusion to the storyline. This announcement piqued the curiosity of the community, as they speculated about the revelations that author Gege Akutami had in store. The eagerly awaited final chapter was released on December 25, 2024, allowing fans to dive deeper into the series.
Rather than revisiting all the main characters, the epilogue takes a unique approach, focusing on four lesser-developed characters. From Nobara’s family dynamics to insights into Panda’s journey following the Culling Game arc, this addition provided intriguing revelations about the series’ universe.
Yuji and Ozawa Enjoy a Snowy Day
Could Love Be Blossoming?



The first narrative centers around Yuji Itadori, the series protagonist, who returns to his hometown of Sendai City. He revisits the family estate of his late grandfather, which he had left behind after moving to Tokyo at the onset of the series. While navigating the station, he unexpectedly encounters Ozawa, his former classmate who harbors long-standing feelings for him. Coincidentally, Ozawa is also back in Sendai to assist her parents with moving her grandmother into a retirement home.
For months, Ozawa has reflected on her brief encounter with Itadori from the beginning of the series—a moment curiously omitted from the anime adaptation. When she inquires about his life, Itadori responds neutrally, mentioning that he found himself caught in the middle of the infamous Shibuya incident during the battle against Kenjaku’s forces in season 2. This revelation creates palpable tension, which is soon alleviated as they launch into a heartfelt discussion about their shared love for snow. Ozawa’s determination implies that she might soon confess her feelings to him.
Nobara’s Family is Revealed
Her Mother is Beyond Horrible

The second story focuses on Nobara Kugisaki, who, following Gojo’s ominous letter—anticipating his possible demise at Sukuna’s hands—makes the decision to confront her mother. This woman, whose name remains undisclosed, quickly establishes herself as profoundly toxic, mockingly questioning Nobara’s sudden visit after years apart. In her characteristic bold manner, Nobara retorts that she had no desire for a reunion, but wished to honor her teacher’s last request.
As the conversation unfolds, Nobara’s mother hurls scornful remarks, expressing jealousy over her daughter’s sorcery talents. She even goes as far as to criticize Nobara’s grandmother for her perceived neglect. In a fiery rebuttal, Nobara asserts that the only deficiency her mother exhibits is in parenting capabilities. Ultimately, she resolves to sever ties, recognizing that her mother will not change, and shifts her focus to her grandmother, who casts a fierce glance her way.
Panda Became a Gojo Clan Relic
He Will Be Found Several Decades in the Future

Fast forward to a calm day in 2080, where a pair of siblings are rummaging through relics stored in one of the Gojo Clan’s facilities. The sister excitedly spots a whimsical stuffed panda, prompting her brother to caution her against mishandling it. He reveals that their grandfather, who succeeded Gojo, Yuta Okkotsu, designated the item as an invaluable treasure. This beloved figure is none other than Panda, who became inactive following the Culling Games and officially retired in 2035. In a reflective moment, Panda wonders if the siblings are truly Yuta’s descendants.
Uraume’s Origins
Sukuna’s Only Act of Kindness

Lastly, the epilogue sheds light on Uraume’s backstory and her affection for the series’ notorious antagonist, Sukuna. As a child, Uraume struggled to manage her ice powers, resulting in the tragic death of her parents. Intrigued by her abilities, Sukuna brought her into his fold and, while initially using her as a mere freezer for his food, eventually chose to mentor her. In the final scenes, Uraume curiously inquires why Sukuna experiences no cold in her company. He humorously retorts, questioning how she can feel unloved in the presence of someone as emotionally detached and cruel as himself.
While the epilogue may not redefine literary norms, it successfully enriches the Jujutsu Kaisen saga, providing closure for key characters and addressing lingering questions. This final chapter is a heartfelt tribute to the series’ enduring popularity, ensuring that its legacy will remain etched in the hearts of fans for years to come.