Everything we know about the Jujutsu Kaisen exhibition in Malaysia, running now until 20 October

A Jujutsu Kaisen exhibition is happening Malaysia, featuring over 100 character drawings, life-sized statues, exclusive merch, and more. Maybe Bangkok next?

Get ready, Jujutsu Kaisen fans — Malaysia is the first in Southeast Asia to host the Animation Jujutsu Kaisen Exhibition, and it’s nothing short of a spellbinding experience. Now open until 20 October at Fahrenheit88 in Kuala Lumpur, this exhibition transports you straight into the heart of the beloved anime, with over 100 character action line drawings brought to life by the renowned animation studio MAPPA. But that’s just the beginning—expect to be awestruck by life-sized statues of iconic characters, immersive recreations of key locations, and exclusive behind-the-scenes peeks into the making of the series.

For the uninitiated, Jujutsu Kaisen—the brainchild of Gege Akutami—first appeared in 2018 in the pages of Shonen Jump and was adapted into an anime by MAPPA in 2020. The series follows Yuji Itadori, an ordinary teenager whose world turns upside down when he swallows a cursed object: a finger that once belonged to the most feared Curse, Sukuna. As a result, Yuji becomes the vessel for Sukuna’s immense power, making him a target for execution by Jujutsu sorcerers. However, the formidable sorcerer Satoru Gojo sees Yuji’s potential and offers him a choice: face immediate execution or help recover and consume all of Sukuna’s remaining fingers to eliminate the Curse forever. Choosing the latter, Yuji dives into the dangerous and thrilling world of Jujutsu sorcery at Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School.

All we know about the Jujutsu Kaisen exhibition in Malaysia

 

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The exhibition is divided into four main chapters from the series: Cursed Womb Must Die, Small Fry and Reverse Retribution, Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event, and The Origin of Blind Obedience. The centerpiece is the animation manuscript section, where fans can marvel at over 100 intricate action line drawings and main character settings. Dive deeper into the creative process with interviews from key MAPPA team members, including director Sunghoo Park, who shares his insights on bringing the story to life.

Photo ops abound! Pose with stunning, life-sized models of fan-favourite characters like Gojo Satoru, Itadori Yuji, and the fearsome Sukuna. Get lost in recreated scenes and iconic locations that will transport you directly into the Jujutsu Kaisen universe.

No exhibition is complete without a treasure trove of exclusive merchandise, and this one delivers. Swing by the gift shop to snag limited-edition items straight from Japan, from collectible figures and posters to stylish apparel and stationeries. And for a truly unique experience, try the exclusive artisanal Sukuna Cursed Finger chocolates, a collaboration with local chocolatier Chocolate Concierge—finally, a chance to eat one of Sukuna’s fingers without risking a curse!

Tickets range from RM55 to RM290 and can be purchased on Ticket2U’s official website. A standard ticket costs RM55, but true fans might want to opt for one of the special packages that include awesome goodies like wall scroll posters, box art crystal jigsaws, or a Gojo night light—because who wouldn’t want Gojo lighting up their room?

For more details and to grab your tickets, visit Ticket2U’s website here.

(Hero and feature images credit: @jujutsukaisen/ Instagram)