Jujutsu Kaisen makes you run with new fitness challenges in The Conqueror

Crunchyroll and The Conqueror have joined forces to launch three fitness challenges inspired by Jujutsu Kaisen. Starting May 14, participants can cover distances that replicate locations from the anime, such as Tokyo Jujutsu High School. Completing the challenges unlocks official licensed medals. A way to burn calories while advancing through the series' narrative.

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How the virtual challenge system works and its narrative integration 🏃

The Conqueror uses an app that tracks distance traveled via GPS or manual step logging, allowing users to advance on a virtual map. Each challenge is segmented into stages that correspond to story arcs from Jujutsu Kaisen. Reaching certain milestones unlocks progress messages and exclusive content. The platform syncs data with devices like Fitbit or Apple Health, though it does not require specialized equipment. The physical medal system is activated upon completing 100% of the route.

Now you can pretend to train like Yuji Itadori 😅

Because nothing says cursed energy mastery like sweating buckets on a treadmill while the GPS thinks you're in Shibuya. Forget exorcising curses: now your biggest enemy is Sunday laziness. Sure, at least the medals weigh more than the regrets of not having exercised in months. A collaboration that turns your couch into the most epic battlefield... or the perfect excuse to walk to the fridge.