To celebrate the release of Jujutsu Kaisen the Movie: “Shibuya Incident Special Compilation” × “Culling Game Advance Screening” on November 7, a special interview with Junya Enoki (voice of Yuji Itadori) and Yuma Uchida (voice of Megumi Fushiguro) has been released, alongside exclusive new character highlight videos for both Yuji and Megumi.

The newly unveiled fourth and fifth character videos follow previous releases that showcased key moments from the Shibuya Incident and Culling Game arcs.

The fourth video focuses on Yuji Itadori, capturing his struggle against a cruel fate during the Shibuya Incident and his fierce determination as he unleashes his ultimate technique, Black Flash.

Meanwhile, the fifth video spotlights Megumi Fushiguro, Yuji’s classmate and a user of the Ten Shadows Technique, featuring his dynamic teamwork with Yuji and his intense summoning of the Eight-Handled Sword Divergent Sila Divine General Mahoraga — a pivotal battle that defines Megumi’s growth as a sorcerer.

When asked how they felt upon hearing about the movie’s release, Enoki expressed his excitement:

“It’s finally a proper movie where we get real screen time! That hasn’t really happened before,” he laughed.

Uchida agreed, noting, “That’s true.”

Enoki added, “It’s great that we’ll finally be on the big screen. I’ve appeared briefly before, but this time I even get to participate in the stage greeting.”

Uchida teased, “But remember, during the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 stage greeting, you appeared from inside the box.”

To which Enoki replied with a grin, “This time, I’d like to come out from the wings instead.”

Reflecting on how the relationship between Yuji and Megumi has evolved, Enoki commented,

“During the Shibuya Incident, the only real joint fight they had was against Awasaka, right?”

Uchida responded, “Yes, that inverted one! Personally, I think the real changes in their relationship come after this arc, but Shibuya Incident does deepen their bond.”

Enoki continued, “That battle mainly shows that the two really click as partners. They don’t fight together that often, so this sense of teamwork felt refreshing.”

Uchida concluded, “I think being able to coordinate that well shows how much they truly trust each other.”

Source : ORICON NEWS