Satoru Gojo Shrine Appears in Santiago After Chapter 236 Death
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Updated · CBR · May 30
Satoru Gojo Shrine Appears in Santiago After Chapter 236 Death
2 articles · Updated · CBR · May 30
A shrine dedicated to Satoru Gojo appeared in Santiago, Chile, after the Jujutsu Kaisen character died in Chapter 236.
Chapter 236 triggered the tribute as fans carried Gojo’s online popularity into the physical world, turning grief over the character’s death into a public memorial.
Gojo has become one of anime’s most recognizable internet figures, with fan art, edits, cosplay and memes spreading well beyond Jujutsu Kaisen’s core audience.
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