In Jujutsu Kaisen, Yuko Ozawa doesn’t die or suffer some tragic off‑screen fate; instead, she quietly gets a small, hopeful romantic resolution with Yuji in the manga’s epilogue.

Who Ozawa Is

Yuko Ozawa is Yuji Itadori’s shy former classmate from junior high who had a crush on him but never properly confessed. She later reappears in the story after a big glow‑up, where she considers confessing but ultimately holds back because she doesn’t want Yuji to like her only for her looks.

What Happens to Ozawa

In the special epilogue added to the final JJK volume, Ozawa returns in a short scene set when both she and Yuji are back in their hometown, Sendai.

  • Ozawa is in town to clean out her grandmother’s house, while Yuji is there dealing with things related to his grandfather’s place.
  • They bump into each other at the station and talk, each revealing they’ve already been asking Nobara about how the other is doing in Tokyo.
  • The scene mirrors an old high‑school memory about snow, tying back to Yuji’s quiet, sentimental side and Ozawa’s timid agreement with him.

The chapter doesn’t show them outright dating, but it heavily implies they end up together or at least start a genuine relationship. Nobara even has a meta, “spidey‑sense” style reaction about Yuji standing on “the threshold of adulthood,” which is clearly teasing his first real romance.

So, “What Happened to Ozawa JJK”?

If you’re seeing memes or wild theories (like Ozawa secretly being some mastermind or vessel), those are just fan jokes and speculative posts from forums and Reddit. Canon‑wise, the latest official material gives her:

  • A reunion with Yuji.
  • Strong hints of mutual interest between them.
  • A role in Yuji finally getting a relatively happy, normal emotional future, compared to the rest of the series’ bleakness.

In short: Ozawa’s story quietly turns into a low‑key happy ending thread for Yuji rather than a tragedy or a major plot twist.

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