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Out of every series that Crunchyroll is airing this season, there might not be another quite as exciting as Jujutsu Kaisen. The series has cemented itself as a mainstay of the shōnen genre, and its second season proved that it's one of the most captivating shōnen experiences of the modern day.
Somehow, the third season of Jujutsu Kaisen looks to be even more exciting, brutal, and jaw-dropping than anything that has come before, and if you haven't started watching it yet, now is the perfect time. Manga readers know exactly how crazy the series is about to get, and the internet is going to be flooded with the biggest spoilers in anime.
Jujutsu Kaisen Is About to Reach New Levels of Peak
The first two seasons of Jujutsu Kaisen act as the first half of the series. It introduces both Itadori Yuji and the viewer to the world of Jujutsu Sorcery, details the major players on either side of the story, and lays the groundwork for what the narrative will become.
The second season ends with one of the best arcs in the franchise: the Shibuya Incident Arc. The Shibuya Incident Arc is Jujutsu Kaisen proclaiming itself as a series that isn't afraid of brutality; if anything, it thrives in the bleak, dark tones that would break other franchises.
The third season of Jujutsu Kaisen, titled The Culling Games: Part One, will take Jujutsu Kaisen down an even darker path, pushing Yuji, Megumi, and the rest of Jujutsu High even further past their limits. It's a gruesome arc that sets Jujutsu Kaisen apart from every other shōnen in the massive genre.
There are a ton of storylines that will come to an amazing conclusion in season three, and that's just one of the reasons why people who haven't seen Jujutsu Kaisen need to start right now.
Spoilers Will Flood the Internet, so Start Watching Now
Custom Image by Vanessa PiñaThe Culling Games Arc is one of the most definitive arcs in the series, and there are a few events/moments that occur in the arc that will change Jujutsu Kaisen forever. Manga readers already know what's going on, but anime-only enjoyers will watch as the world of Jujutsu Kaisen breaks apart on a historical level.
There are already a ton of spoilers on the internet regarding Jujutsu Kaisen, but there will be even more when anime viewers find out how crazy season three gets. If you haven't started watching Jujutsu Kaisen yet, and you're looking for a reason to begin, this is it.
The series is about to reach levels of peak that only a handful of other series have touched. The first two episodes of season three already look absurd, one of the best characters in the franchise is about to be introduced, and Yuji's character arc is nearing its pinnacle.
There are only 48 episodes of anime that need to be watched in order to catch up (which is much less than One Piece's 1000+), and Jujutsu Kaisen is great from the beginning. Check it out now and find out why this series is going to shake the world of anime for the next few months.
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Created by Gege Akutami
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Jujutsu Kaisen is a Japanese anime and manga series created by Gege Akutami. The story is set in a world where Cursed Spirits, born from negative human emotions, prey on humanity. It follows high school student Yuji Itadori as he becomes entangled in the world of Jujutsu Sorcery after swallowing a cursed talisman—Ryomen Sukuna's finger—and becomes the host for one of the most powerful curses. Yuji joins the Tokyo Metropolitan Magic Technical College to learn how to combat curses while searching for the remaining fingers of Sukuna to exorcise him permanently.
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founded May 14, 2006
notable shows In/Spectre, Tower of God, Blade Runner: Black Lotus, Shenmue the Animation
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