Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2: A Different Artistic Approach
Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 presents a notable departure from its predecessor. While the esteemed Takashi Watanabe directed the first season, Season 2 is helmed by Yoichi Ogawa. However, the most striking difference lies in the Anime's art style, a change that has unsurprisingly captured the attention of Jujutsu Kaisen enthusiasts.
MAPPA, the studio behind the anime, has not provided any official explanation for the sudden shift, fueling speculation among fans. The new art style showcases bold lines and a slightly altered color palette, but the reasoning behind this significant change remains unclear.
Opinions among fans are divided, with some expressing disappointment while others appreciate the fresh approach. Regardless of personal sentiments towards the art style, it is undeniable that the new season has already left its mark. Observing how it evolves and its impact on the overall viewing experience will undoubtedly be fascinating.
Yoichi Ogawa has demonstrated familiarity with changing art styles mid-series, having previously directed both seasons of Yuri on Ice, which exhibited visually diverse aesthetics. Furthermore, MAPPA has worked on several anime series featuring distinct art styles, such as Dorohedoro, as seen in the image below.
While the exact reason for the art style change remains unknown, it has sparked fervent discussions among fans. These varying opinions and dialogues exemplify the passionate fanbase that Jujutsu Kaisen has amassed within a mere two years. We will closely monitor the anime's continued evolution and whether any explanation is provided for the art style alteration.
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