Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 270 has been leaked, featuring a panel that has sparked considerable intrigue. It showcases Takaba alongside a character who closely resembles Suguru Geto or Kenjaku, the sorcerer who has assumed Geto’s body.
Fans are aware that Kenjaku and Takaba had an unusual encounter during the Shinjuku Showdown arc, leading many to speculate whether the ancient sorcerer—or even Geto himself—has returned.
However, given the comedic flair and narrative style of Jujutsu Kaisen author Gege Akutami, it’s quite possible that the Geto/Kenjaku doppelgänger is merely a random comedian working with Takaba.
It’s plausible that Takaba’s battle with the malevolent sorcerer has sparked a new comedy routine inspired by their clash, aligning with Akutami’s signature storytelling approach.
Disclaimer: This article includes spoilers for the series and contains speculative elements.
Why the Geto/Kenjaku Look-alike Could Be a Joke by Gege Akutami
The chapter primarily centers around the activities of the remaining sorcerers following the conclusion of the Sukuna fight. It confirms that Takaba is still alive and is gearing up for his next comedic projects.
Many fans have pointed out the Geto/Kenjaku look-alike, which has led to speculation about a potential return of one of these characters. However, there may be a simpler explanation for this appearance.
The most likely scenario is that Fumihiko Takaba is inspired by his confrontation with Kenjaku and has decided to craft a comedic act featuring a partner who will dress up as the centuries-old sorcerer.
This would not only resonate with Takaba’s character arc—having rediscovered his creative impetus through the conflict—but it also fits neatly within Gege Akutami’s writing style, which often incorporates irony and subversion.
In this context, it may not be the most exhilarating news for fans, particularly with ongoing discussions regarding a potential sequel to the series. However, as of now, there is no official word on a new Jujutsu Kaisen project, making this Takaba scenario a plausible outcome based on the current information.
The Legacy of Kenjaku vs. Takaba Fight
The confrontation between Takaba and Kenjaku stands out as one of the most unique and bizarre battles in Jujutsu Kaisen, especially given the unconventional way Kenjaku was removed from the narrative.
Primarily presented as a comedic sketch, this encounter demonstrates Gege Akutami’s creativity and paints a peculiar scenario where a secondary character like Takaba became pivotal in defeating a main antagonist.
Nonetheless, while many fans appreciated this innovative direction, a considerable number expressed disappointment with how Kenjaku was defeated, feeling that the sorcerer had untapped potential and his demise at the hands of Yuta Okkotsu felt underwhelming.
Final Thoughts
While there’s a possibility that Jujutsu Kaisen may receive a sequel and that Akutami is positioning for the return of Kenjaku or even Geto, such a twist would not be unexpected from the manga artist. Akutami is known for surprising readers with unexpected turns, and this scenario could very well be another such instance.
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