'Jujutsu Kaisen' Exhibition Expands To KL With Early Bird Tickets Starting At RM45
The only Domain Expansion you will want to be caught in!
By Yap Wan Xiang — 02 Aug 2024, 05:48 PM
The details of the Animation Jujutsu Kaisen Exhibition Malaysia are out!
From 16 August to 20 October, fans of the hit anime can visit over 100 exclusive exhibits imported from Japan at Fahrenheit88, Kuala Lumpur.
In a statement to SAYS, it was revealed that Kuala Lumpur is the exhibition's first stop in Southeast Asia.
This immersive exhibition promises to bring the popular manga and anime series to life, allowing visitors to step into a world of sorcery and extraordinary battles through a wide variety of displays.
The exhibition will primarily feature these four chapters of the series: Cursed Womb Must Die, Small Fry and Reverse Retribution, Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event, and The Origin of Blind Obedience.
Visitors can expect to be transported into the heart of Tokyo, just like in the story, with replicas of key locations, life-sized statues, and cutouts of beloved characters, as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses of the production process.
Over 100 character action line drawings and main character settings will also be displayed, along with interviews with the MAPPA animation team.
Back by popular demand from the Hong Kong and Taiwan exhibitions, this event will feature photo zones with life-sized models of beloved characters like Gojo Satoru, Itadori Yuji, Sukuna, and more
There is also a merchandise store at the end of the exhibition where visitors can purchase official goodies.
Early bird tickets start at just RM45. For those looking for more, bundle packages are available, offering goodies like posters, keychains, box art crystal jigsaws, and Gojo night lights.
You can purchase the tickets on Ticket2u, Klook, and Incutix.
Here are the exhibition details:
Dates: 16 August - 20 October
Time: 10am - 10pm, daily
Venue: Fahrenheit88 (2nd Floor, 2-02 - 2-06), 179, Jalan Gading, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Jujutsu Kaisen is special to Malaysians because the series featured Kuantan and Kuala Lumpur in its episodes:
