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Press Esc to cancel. 9 best anime like Jujutsu Kaisen for fans to watch next - Polygon Skip to main content clock menu more-arrow no yes mobile Polygon homepage Follow Polygon online: Follow Polygon on Facebook Follow Polygon on Youtube Follow Polygon on Instagram Subscribe Log in or sign up Log In Sign Up Site search Search Search Polygon main menu What to Watch What to Play Games Entertainment Guides Puzzles Merch Reviews Features Buyer’s Guides Videos TikTok Podcasts More What to Watch What to Play Games PlayStation Xbox Nintendo PC Tabletop Pokémon All Gaming Entertainment Movies TV Comics Star Wars Marvel All Entertainment Guides Modern Warfare 3 FF7 Rebirth Palworld Pokémon Go Fortnite Diablo 4 Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Baldur’s Gate 3 Starfield All Guides Puzzles Merch Reviews Features Buyer’s Guides Videos TikTok Podcasts Galaxy Brains All Podcasts ✕ Filed under: Entertainment
Anime 9 anime anyone who loves Jujutsu Kaisen should watch Here’s what you should watch while waiting for season 3 By Toussaint Egan and Polygon Staff Updated Jan 23, 2024, 3:58pm EST Share this story Share this on Facebook Share this on Reddit Share All sharing options Share All sharing options for: 9 anime anyone who loves Jujutsu Kaisen should watch Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email Image: MAPPA/Crunchyroll Jujutsu Kaisen’s second season just wrapped up this past December, earning the series its second Anime of the Year nomination at this year’s Crunchyroll Anime Awards after taking home the award back in 2021. The story of Yuuji Itadori, a physically gifted high schooler turned jujutsu sorcerer (think exorcist) in training, has struck a chord among anime fans and discerning critics alike. In her
review for Polygon, Chingy Nea went so far as to champion Jujutsu Kaisen’s first season as “the first shonen about modern humanity. ” While we wait for more news concerning the anime’s recently announced third season, now is a great time to queue a couple similar anime to watch. With that in mind, we polled our staff to bring you nine anime you should watch if you love Jujustu Kaisen. Our latest update added Chainsaw Man to the list. Chainsaw Man Image: MAPPA/Crunchyroll Where to watch: Hulu and Crunchyroll If you’ve watched Jujutsu Kaisen, you have more than likely heard of or already watched Chainsaw Man. It’s a fair guess to make, what with them being two of the most popular dark fantasy action anime in recent memory. But if you somehow haven’t seen the latter, or are itching for something to watch after Jujutsu Kaisen’s second season, you absolutely should give Chainsaw Man a watch. The similarities are apparent from a glance: Both anime concern specially trained individuals (i.
Through a series of fun mishaps, sad realizations, and a punch-to-the-gut twist that alters the entire framework this film sets in motion throughout the first act, this familiar body-swap storyline is far more complex than what the initial plot synopsis/trailers have lead you to believe. The very essence of this film is about time and what it truly means. There are a few different ways of interpreting the conclusion of this film, and I personally found it fascinating. The fact that the conclusion can have a few different meanings, is also my one complain about this film. This film does an impeccable job at easing you into the complexity of its story. At first, this film is a loveable (and slightly perverted) comedic body-swap story. Not staying in that territory for long, a much deeper and touching story arises. Making viewers rethink the entire film, there are quite a few moments where I can see the audience becoming totally lost, not being able to fully grasp the emotional conclusion. While this is not a personal flaw I have with the film, it's definitely where I feel the dislikes will come from the people giving it negative reviews. If you are willing to think and be open for anything, I'm sure 90% of its audience will fall in love with its premise. Otherwise, the film just isn't for you.
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