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Jujutsu Kaisen × Irasutoya (Animated): Cute, Chaotic, and Absolutely Essential for Your Daily Chats
Looking to inject some hilarious, chaotic energy into your messaging apps? The masterminds at Shueisha and the JUJUTSU KAISEN Project have dropped a collaboration sticker pack that you absolutely need to see.
Shueisha is famous for publishing the world’s most popular manga, and they consistently knock it out of the park with their digital assets. By teaming up with top-tier anime projects, they excel at transforming intense action-packed series into adorable, highly relatable stickers that capture our everyday emotions perfectly.
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High-Quality Collaborations That Fans Love
These brilliant, expressive designs are copyrighted by Gege Akutami/Shueisha, JUJUTSU KAISEN Project. By maintaining top-tier creative control, the publishers ensure that every single release feels incredibly authentic to the series. It is the ultimate crossover of high-stakes anime drama and adorable digital art, making it a must-have for fans around the globe.
Jujutsu Kaisen × Irasutoya (Animated) – 28285
Stickers from your favorite illustrator Takashi Mifune featuring the popular anime Jujutsu Kaisen. This time they move!
- Title : Jujutsu Kaisen × Irasutoya (Animated)
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/28285
- Publisher : Shueisha, JUJUTSU KAISEN Project
- Copyright : Gege Akutami/Shueisha, JUJUTSU KAISEN Project
This set pairs the dark, supernatural universe of Jujutsu Kaisen with the famously soft, round-faced aesthetic of illustrator Takashi Mifune. The contrast of terrifying curses and legendary sorcerers drawn in a warm, friendly style is pure comedy. Even better, these stickers are fully animated to make your chats incredibly dynamic!
A Row-by-Row Breakdown of the Shenanigans
The first row kicks off with Gojo offering sweets while saying Otsukare samansa, a playful pun meaning thank you for your hard work. Next to him, Megumi howls Baaaooo alongside his barking Divine Dogs. Yuji bows politely while thanking his besuto furendo, which translates to best friend, and a stressed-out Nobara lies down complaining Hageru wa, meaning she is going bald from stress.
Row two keeps the fun going with Sukuna striking a grand pose and saying Subarashii, meaning splendid or wonderful. Toge strikes an athletic pose while saying Shake, his signature rice ball ingredient for salmon, which translates to agreement. Then, a blushing Ijichi is framed inside a pink heart with the sound effect Kyun for a heart-squeeze moment, followed by a joyous Gojo jumping in the air laughing Ahaha!.
Row three brings the hype as the Tokyo first-years and Gojo cheer Ou!, which means yeah. Geto waves politely with a warm smile saying Yoroshiku, meaning please be kind to me. Gojo flashes a peace sign shouting Yeei! for yay, and Nanami tucks himself into bed, declaring his famous line Roudo wa kuso!, which literally means labor is shit.
Row four is packed with drama. Panda looks tearfully touched, saying Kizutsuichau okkana, meaning I might get hurt, how scary. Toge coughs up blood with a dramatic Guhaaa sound, while Yuji faceplants in defeat saying Dame da kore, meaning this is no good. Todo finishes the row crying tears of passion for his chou shinyuu, his beloved super best friend.
Row five showcases Choso looking menacingly cool against a purple background with Gogogo rumbling sound effects. Nanami adjusts his glasses, saying Kichou tte ikimashou, which translates to let’s keep our spirits up. Jogo literally steams with anger to the sound of Poppopo!, and Maki looks dismissive, saying Gomen na for a sassy sorry.
Row six wraps up the collection with Gojo activating his Domain Expansion, labeled Ryoiki Tenkai. Megumi and Nobara stand side-by-side looking utterly confused under a green question mark. Mahito and Sukuna point and laugh maniacally with the text Gera gera gera, and Yuji kicks his leg up happily next to the text Owari! to signal the end.
Jujutsu Kaisen × Irasutoya (Animated) 2 – 35524
This brand new sticker set features Gojo and Geto from Jujutsu Kaisen during the “Kaigyoku/Gyokusetsu” arc, illustrated by Takashi Mifune of Irasutoya fame. Get this set to witness the strongest pair, and the youth they can’t return to…
- Title : Jujutsu Kaisen × Irasutoya (Animated) 2
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/35524
- Publisher : Shueisha, JUJUTSU KAISEN Project
- Copyright : Gege Akutami/Shueisha, JUJUTSU KAISEN Project
The Top Rows: Friendship and Iconic Poses
The first row kicks off with Gojo, Geto, and Shoko piled up saying Azaasu, meaning thank you. Next, Nanami and Haibara bow with Otsukaresama desu, thanking you for your hard work. Amanai and Gojo show off summer vibes with Mensoore, the Okinawan welcome. Finally, Geto and Gojo stand together under the bold kanji Saikyou, meaning the strongest.
Row two brings classic Gojo floating upside down with the famous phrase Tenjo Tenge Yuga Dokuson, meaning throughout heaven and earth, I alone am the honored one. Next to him, Geto looks confused with a question mark, followed by Shoko saying Imi wakannai, meaning I don’t get it. Gojo rounds out the row sliding his sunglasses down with a cool whoosh sound.
The Middle Rows: Moody High School Days
Row three starts with Haibara shouting an energetic Gu, meaning yes, followed by an annoyed Nanami groaning Gu, meaning ugh. Gojo pulls a funny face saying Okee, meaning okay, while Geto offers a polite but scary smile saying Soto de hanasou ka, meaning shall we talk outside.
Row four keeps things casual. Geto waves goodbye saying Kairou, meaning let’s go home. Amanai squeals Un, meaning yeah, while Kuroi bows politely with Peko. Geto ends the row with a friendly wave saying Ya, meaning hey.
The Bottom Rows: Chaos and Hollow Purple
Row five features a hand patting young Megumi with Nade nade, meaning pat pat. Toji carrying his curse spirit follows, saying Subete mondai nashi, meaning no problem at all. Then we get an awakened, wild-eyed Gojo shouting Sou ka? Sou da na. Sou kamo naa!, meaning is that so? Yes, that’s right. Maybe so! Mei Mei finishes the row holding her chin saying Sore wa ari da, meaning that works.
Row six begins with Shoko giving confusing advice saying Hyo-to yatte hyo-i da yo, meaning just do it like whoosh and hop. Gojo fires his Hollow Purple technique, marked by Kyoshiki Murasaki. Geto points directly at you saying Anata desu, meaning it is you, and Haibara happily eats rice while saying Kaisan kaisan, meaning wrap it up.
