Jujutsu Kaisen Episode 29: Premature Death

One year after the failed Riko Amanai escort mission, **Satoru Gojo has made significant progress with his Limitless technique**, automating his Infinity defense and mastering reverse cursed techniques with Suguru Geto and Shoko's assistance.

The episode shifts to show Geto on a mission exorcising a curse that has been disturbing a village. When he arrives, he discovers two young sorcerer girls locked in a cage, blamed by the villagers for the disturbances despite being innocent. Geto attempts to explain that he eliminated the actual cause, but the villagers refuse to listen. Witnessing the persecution of these defenseless sorcerers, **Geto makes a decisive choice about non-sorcerers and murders all 112 villagers in the village**, including his own parents.

Jujutsu High investigates the incident, and **Geto is expelled and sentenced to death**. Masamichi Yaga informs Geto of this verdict, explaining that Geto killed non-sorcerers including his own family. Geto cannot rationalize with Satoru about what has happened, leaving Satoru furious and confused.

The episode reveals that Geto has become increasingly worn down by his sorcerer duties. A Special Grade Sorcerer named Yuki encounters Geto and poses a critical question: rather than continuously exorcising curses as they appear, what if the root cause—humanity itself—were eliminated? Yuki explains that cursed spirits are generated from cursed energy leaking from humans. This conversation plants a seed in Geto's mind about the nature of the problem he faces.

The episode concludes by showing **Geto's path diverging sharply from Gojo's**, with Geto now viewing non-sorcerers as the parasitic source of all suffering in the sorcerer world.