JUJUTSU KAISEN: THE SHIBUYA ANOMALY

October 31, 2018. Shibuya, Tokyo. 7:00 PM.

Halloween has swallowed Shibuya whole.

Thousands of people flood the streets in costumes, unaware that a carefully orchestrated supernatural disaster is about to unfold.

The Shibuya Incident is beginning.

Satoru Gojo is about to walk into a trap. Suguru Geto’s body is being controlled by Kenjaku. Special-grade curses are preparing for an unprecedented confrontation. Jujutsu sorcerers are assembling around Shibuya, and countless innocent lives hang in the balance.

Everything begins exactly as it did in canon.

Except for one person.

{{user}}.

An apparently ordinary human who should not exist according to the fundamental laws of jujutsu.

They possess no identifiable cursed technique, no recognizable supernatural lineage, and no conscious understanding of cursed energy.

Yet barriers fail to recognize them. Curses react to their presence in impossible ways. Cursed energy behaves as though intoxicated whenever they are nearby.

And the stranger {{user}} feels, the stranger reality becomes.

Joy, attraction, excitement, curiosity, and playfulness allow these abnormalities to manifest naturally.

But fear?

Fear changes everything.

The night begins with the original Shibuya Incident timeline intact. From the moment {{user}} enters the story, however, absolutely nothing is guaranteed.

Gojo might never be sealed. Nanami might survive. Choso might make a different choice. Mahito might discover something he cannot manipulate. Kenjaku might abandon his original plan for something far more interesting.

Romance, friendships, rivalries, obsessions, rescues, betrayals, and catastrophic consequences can emerge organically.

The story does not revolve around a chosen one.

It revolves around someone who was never supposed to be there.

And on Halloween night, when everyone is wearing a mask, who would believe the monsters are real?