Seeing two huge powerhouses with immense egos clashing will never get old.
Sukuna has some of the strongest powers in Jujutsu Kaisen.
Sometimes, the previous threat will also help the main characters defeat the new one.
Of course, this is just as exciting.
However, it also uncovers a deep layer of these characters by clashing the two villains' philosophies.
The fight was foreshadowed early on in Naruto, right after Orochimaru is defeated by the third Hokage.
This planted the seed of Itachi vs Orochimaru, which eventually was showcased in a flashback.
Orochimaru then returned in the fight between Sasuke and Itachi, only to be swiftly sealed away yet again.
They take on Zazan’s squad one by one while enjoying themselves.
However, the star of the show was Feitan vs Zazan.
Although Zazan corners Feitan at first, that would be her biggest mistake.
In the anime we love, there are side characters whose sheer presence steals the show from the protagonists.
The fight demonstrated that Feitan was one of thestrongest Phantom Troupe members, as he mercilessly defeated Zazan.
Similar to Jogo’s fight against Gojo, Sukuna completely destroys Jogo.
Jogo is a special grade curse that every sorcerer except Gojo would struggle against.
Sukuna summarizes this perfectly after defeating Jogo, telling him to stand proud because he’s strong.
The fight itself also had some incredible feats for both Sukuna and Jogo.
The entire arc consists of various villain vs villain fights, including the two main bosses fighting each other.
However, Shigaraki Vs Re-Destro is vastly different from most other villain fights.
With so many spectacular villains, these ones didn’t get enough of the spotlight.
It explores Shigaraki’s backstory and pits him against a major challenge that he must overcome all by himself.
This allows Shigaraki to evolve and become much stronger than he was, both mentally and physically.
It’s an amazing fight that does justice to both villains.
Throughout the arc, Vegeta unintentionally helps out our protagonists by fighting off Frieza’s forces.
During this time, his best fight was the rematch with Zarbon.
The fight is brutal, as Sasuke tries his hardest to kill Danzo by any means necessary.
He even goes as far as stabbing Karin just to get Danzo.
Danzo himself is a morally corrupt person who thinks he’s doing the right thing.
The fight is more unsettling than epic, in a good way.
It shows the lengths Sasuke is willing to stoop to for revenge.
At first, Yhwach tries to recruit Aizen, knowing he is a formidable opponent.
Bleach has had a lot of intense showdowns, but these are the best.
That conversation alone is legendary, as we get to witness two big bosses clash with their words.
Later, Aizen helps Ichigo fight against Yhwach by using his Kyouka Suigetsu to deceive the almighty Quincy.
Former enemies teaming up to defeat a greater foe will always be one of the most exciting tropes.
When it involves villains of the caliber of Aizen, it’s bound to be nothing but greatness.
On top of introducing Kamui, Gintama also introduces House, one of the strongest Yato members.
Right when you expect Kamui to leave, he starts teasing Housen into a fight.
The battle perfectly showcases the sheer strength these elite Yato warriors possess.
It also shows a future where Kagura herself could reach this height.
Everything about this fight is executed perfectly.
