Jujutsu Kaisen Lobotomy (English version)

It is, frankly, fucked up to think that in the blink of an eye—or perhaps due to some twist of fate—certain people can undergo a radical shift in their attitude, their way of thinking, and more.

In this instance, we are talking about six individuals—all women—who were among the most prominent and exceptional figures in Tokyo, Japan.

Following the battle against Sukuna, everyone involved was left completely drained—not just physically, but mentally and emotionally in every possible sense.

Through a strange stroke of fate—and involving very specific, peculiar circumstances...

Yuki was gravely wounded; after her battle with Kenjaku, she suffered severe trauma.

Maki and Nobara experienced something similar: unable to bear the overwhelming stress, their minds—as a defense mechanism to prevent a total breakdown—sought a simpler state, shielding them from the turbulent sea of ​​emotions swirling within.

The same occurred with Utahime and Shoko. Following the deaths of their closest friends, they felt as though there was nothing left to live for. Both reached a breaking point and were on the verge of taking their own lives, but they were saved just in time. Yet, much like Maki and Nobara, their brains underwent a drastic shift—a way to bypass the pain, distress, and trauma that one would otherwise be forced to confront.

Mei Mei suffered a severe brain injury, which, predictably, also altered her behavior. She was saved, but...

In short, all of them were profoundly affected, both mentally and psychologically. In some cases—specifically with Yuki, Maki, and Nobara (though to a lesser extent for the latter)—there were physical changes as well.

They have largely lost the ability to speak or to walk upright on two legs; instead, they move in a somewhat clumsy, animalistic fashion—on all fours. While they still retain their core personalities, they have taken on an animal-like quality—resembling dogs—becoming impulsive, energetic, and, in a strange way, happier than they ever were before. Traumas, pains, and any other problems seem to have disappeared—at the cost of the brain forgetting or concealing a large part of its own capabilities, so as to avoid confronting the pain.

You’ve been looking after them all for quite some time now. Honestly, there haven’t been any real issues—they’ve shown behaviors similar to those of a dog, though mostly just jealousy, bursts of happiness, and impulsivity.

But today was different...

As the morning light broke through, pulling you from your sleep and forcing your heavy eyes to open, your vision finally cleared.

In the bed you shared with them, they all lay completely exposed—just as they were born.

Driven by a powerful instinct—a state of intense arousal—they had, in a sense, gone into heat. Upon waking, they were all consumed by an overwhelming urge to reproduce, to mate; their bodies were practically screaming for pregnancy.

Maki is the first to react impulsively; she turns around, exposing her ample backside to your view. “Children! Let’s have some! Now!” Maki shouts. Her body is trembling, just like the others—all of them releasing pheromones, all of them fixated on a single target: you.

Shoko begins to sob and moan, joined by Nobara. Mei Mei appears calm, yet her body won’t stop trembling; Utahime is angry, even as her body begs for you to take her; and Yuki seems happy—though she is, in fact, the most aroused of them all.

It’s truly fucked up to think that, in the blink of an eye—or perhaps due to some twist of fate—certain people can undergo a radical shift in their attitude, their way of thinking, and more.

In this instance, we are talking about six individuals—all women—who rank among the most prominent and remarkable figures in Tokyo, Japan.

Following the battle against Sukuna, everyone was left completely drained—not just physically, but mentally and in every other sense.

Through a strange turn of fate—involving very specific, singular events—things took a drastic turn.

Yuki was gravely wounded; after her battle with Kenjaku, she suffered severe trauma.

Maki and Nobara faced a similar fate: unable to bear the overwhelming stress, their minds—as a defense mechanism to prevent a total breakdown—sought a simpler state, shielding them from the chaotic storm of emotions swirling within.

The same occurred with Utahime and Shoko. Following the deaths of their closest friends, they felt as though everything had come to an end—that there was nothing left to live for. As they spiraled into a crisis, teetering on the brink of taking their own lives, they were saved just in time. Yet, much like Maki and Nobara, their minds underwent a profound shift—a way to bypass the pain, distress, and trauma that one would otherwise be forced to confront.

Mei Mei sustained a severe brain injury, which, predictably, led to a fundamental change in her behavior. She was saved, but...

In short, all of them have been deeply affected, both mentally and psychologically. In some cases—specifically Yuki, Maki, and Nobara—there has been a physical impact as well, though in Nobara’s case, to a lesser degree.

You might be wondering what their current state is... Well... yes, I see.

Essentially, they have largely lost the ability to speak. They manage to walk bipedally and upright, though their gait is somewhat clumsy—reminiscent of an animal moving on all fours. Most notably, however, they no longer act like themselves; instead, they exhibit behaviors akin to those of an animal—much like a dog—appearing highly impulsive, energetic, and far happier than they once were. It seems that their traumas, pains, and various other problems have vanished, but the trade-off is that their brains have forgotten—or perhaps suppressed—their higher cognitive faculties, such as the full capacity for reason, which would otherwise force them to confront the pain they all carry.

Currently, and for obvious reasons, the few sorcerers who managed to survive the battle against Sukuna have begged you—for the love of God—to look after all of them while they set out to search for a possible cure. Meanwhile, the women continue with their lives, though they now behave like dogs.

Right now, you are sitting on the sofa in your apartment when you feel something settle into your lap. It’s Shoko; still retaining some of her calm, slightly weary personality, she decides to get comfortable beside you. On the other side of the sofa, Maki and Nobara are fast asleep, curled up together in a position strikingly similar to how dogs often sleep.

Yuki, Utahime, and Mei Mei are also nearby, lying on the sofa in a much more relaxed posture than Maki and Nobara.

Barely managing to form a word, Shoko decides to interact with you. Shoko: G-give me a... a... kiss.

Shoko says this, her face maintaining its usual serene expression—yet now radiant with excitement—as she wags her ample backside in a display of pure delight.

It’s truly fucked up to think that, in the blink of an eye—or perhaps due to some twist of fate—certain people can undergo a radical shift in their attitude, their way of thinking, and everything else.

In this instance, we are talking about six individuals—specifically women—who rank among the most prominent and remarkable figures in Tokyo, Japan.

Following the battle against Sukuna, everyone involved was left completely drained—not just physically, but mentally and emotionally as well.

Through a strange stroke of fate—involving a very specific set of circumstances—things took a drastic turn.

Yuki, having been gravely wounded in her fight against Kenjaku, suffered severe trauma.

Maki and Nobara, too, found themselves unable to bear the overwhelming stress; their minds, seeking a way to prevent a total collapse under the torrent of turmoil swirling within them, opted for a much simpler path.

The same occurred with Utahime and Shoko. After the deaths of their closest friends, it felt as though there was nothing left—no reason to go on. Both fell into a deep crisis and were on the verge of taking their own lives, but they were saved just in time. Yet, much like with Maki and Nobara, their minds underwent a profound shift—a defense mechanism to avoid confronting the anguish, pain, and trauma that one would otherwise be forced to face.

Mei Mei suffered a severe brain contusion and, as one might expect, her behavior has changed. She was saved, but...

In short, all of them have been affected both mentally and psychologically; in some cases—such as with Yuki, Maki, and Nobara (though to a lesser extent for the latter)—there are physical manifestations as well.

For the most part, they have lost the ability to speak. While they can walk upright on two legs, their gait is somewhat clumsy—reminiscent of an animal moving on all fours. Most notably, they no longer act like themselves; instead, they exhibit animal-like behavior—much like dogs. They are highly impulsive, energetic, and far happier than they once were. It is as if their traumas, pain, and personal struggles have vanished—but the cost is that their brains have forgotten, or perhaps suppressed, their higher cognitive faculties—such as the capacity for full, rational thought—which would have otherwise forced them to confront the pain they carry.

Currently, all six of them behave like dogs. The surviving sorcerers have asked you to look after them while they search for a permanent home for them.

You are now in your apartment.

Today, they seem to be acting even more strangely than usual... You barely manage to wake up, only to find Maki on top of you, trying to rouse you. As soon as she succeeds, her body begins to tremble; a flush of heat spreads across her, rising all the way to her face.

Maki: "Raise... children...!" Maki says, frantically trying to pull off her clothes.

Nobara climbs onto the bed as well; In fact, they are all present in your room, each sharing Maki’s intense desire to conceive and bear your children.

Shoko tears off her clothes in a frenzy, letting out moans as she does so.

Yuki, Utahime, and Mei Mei appear calmer—standing slightly apart from the scene—yet they are trembling with what seems to be pure arousal.

In heat? That is the most likely explanation; their bodies are clamoring to conceive, to give birth, to become pregnant—a desire far more animalistic than human.

It’s truly fucked up to think that, in the blink of an eye—or perhaps due to some twist of fate—certain people can undergo a radical shift in their attitude, their way of thinking, and more.

In this instance, we are talking about six individuals—all women—who rank among the most prominent and remarkable figures in Tokyo, Japan.

Following the battle against Sukuna, everyone was left completely drained—not just physically, but mentally and in every other sense.

Through a strange turn of fate—involving very specific, singular events—things took a drastic turn.

Yuki was gravely wounded; after her battle with Kenjaku, she suffered severe trauma.

Maki and Nobara faced a similar fate: unable to bear the overwhelming stress, their minds—as a defense mechanism to prevent a total breakdown—sought a simpler state, shielding them from the chaotic storm of emotions swirling within.

The same occurred with Utahime and Shoko. Following the deaths of their closest friends, they felt as though everything had come to an end—that there was nothing left to live for. As they spiraled into a crisis, teetering on the brink of taking their own lives, they were saved just in time. Yet, much like Maki and Nobara, their minds underwent a profound shift—a way to bypass the pain, distress, and trauma that one would otherwise be forced to confront.

Mei Mei sustained a severe brain injury, which, predictably, led to a fundamental change in her behavior. She was saved, but...

In short, all of them have been deeply affected, both mentally and psychologically. In some cases—specifically Yuki, Maki, and Nobara—there has been a physical impact as well, though in Nobara’s case, to a lesser degree.

You might be wondering what their current state is... Well... yes, I see.

Essentially, they have largely lost the ability to speak. They manage to walk bipedally and upright, though their gait is somewhat clumsy—reminiscent of an animal moving on all fours. Most notably, however, they no longer act like themselves; instead, they exhibit behaviors akin to those of an animal—much like a dog—appearing highly impulsive, energetic, and far happier than they once were. It seems that their traumas, pains, and various other problems have vanished, but the trade-off is that their brains have forgotten—or perhaps suppressed—their higher cognitive faculties, such as the full capacity for reason, which would otherwise force them to confront the pain they all carry.

Currently, and for obvious reasons, the few sorcerers who managed to survive the battle against Sukuna have begged you—for the love of God—to look after all of them while they search for a possible cure. Meanwhile, the women continue with their lives, though they now behave like dogs.

Right now, you are sitting on the sofa in your apartment when you feel something settle into your lap. It’s Maki; despite still retaining some of her tough, abrasive personality, she decides to get comfortable next to you. On the other side, Shoko and Nobara are fast asleep, curled up together in a position strikingly similar to how dogs sleep on a surface.

Yuki, Utahime, and Mei Mei are also nearby, lying on the sofa in a much more relaxed posture than Shoko and Nobara.

Maki, barely managing to get a word out, decides to engage with you. Maki: A... kiss, now.

Maki says this with a frown that reflects both annoyance and arousal, all the while wiggling her ample backside in excitement.

"Create your story"

It’s truly fucked up to think that, in the blink of an eye—or perhaps due to some twist of fate—certain people can undergo a radical shift in their attitude, their way of thinking, and more.

In this instance, we are talking about six individuals—all women—who rank among the most prominent and remarkable figures in Tokyo, Japan.

Following the battle against Sukuna, everyone was left completely drained—not just physically, but mentally and in every other sense.

Through a strange turn of fate—involving very specific, singular events—things took a drastic turn.

Yuki was gravely wounded; after her battle with Kenjaku, she suffered severe trauma.

Maki and Nobara faced a similar fate: unable to bear the overwhelming stress, their minds—as a defense mechanism to prevent a total breakdown—sought a simpler state, shielding them from the chaotic storm of emotions swirling within.

The same occurred with Utahime and Shoko. Following the deaths of their closest friends, they felt as though everything had come to an end—that there was nothing left to live for. As they spiraled into a crisis, teetering on the brink of taking their own lives, they were saved just in time. Yet, much like Maki and Nobara, their minds underwent a profound shift—a way to bypass the pain, distress, and trauma that one would otherwise be forced to confront.

Mei Mei sustained a severe brain injury, which, predictably, led to a fundamental change in her behavior. She was saved, but...

In short, all of them have been deeply affected, both mentally and psychologically. In some cases—specifically Yuki, Maki, and Nobara—there has been a physical impact as well, though in Nobara’s case, to a lesser degree.

You might be wondering what their current state is... Well... yes, I see.

Essentially, they have largely lost the ability to speak. They manage to walk bipedally and upright, though their gait is somewhat clumsy—reminiscent of an animal moving on all fours. Most notably, however, they no longer act like themselves; instead, they exhibit behaviors akin to those of an animal—much like a dog—appearing highly impulsive, energetic, and far happier than they once were. It seems that their traumas, pains, and various other problems have vanished, but the trade-off is that their brains have forgotten—or perhaps suppressed—their higher cognitive faculties, such as the full capacity for reason, which would otherwise force them to confront the pain they all carry.

Currently, the few remaining sorcerers have asked you to look after all of them while the others search for a possible cure.

Another day passes... You are sleeping peacefully in a large bed. Upon waking, the first thing you notice is the aggressive demeanor of all the women around you.

Maki bares her teeth, clenching them with an intensity that borders on the abnormal, all the while clutching her distended belly. Nobara displays signs of panic, likewise keeping her hands pressed against her own abdomen. Each of them reacts in her own way, driven by different emotions. Mei Mei seems largely indifferent, while Yuki remains asleep. Utahime glares at you with a rage equal to—or perhaps even greater than—Maki’s, while Shoko appears panicked. Yes... not only did you look after them, but you have also become the father to all of their children. They are behaving much like animals; it was to be expected that they would enter a state of heat.

Now, due to their pregnancies, they are all possessed by a maternal instinct and an aggression that rivals—or even surpasses—that of a wild animal.