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Along with Ryuji Ikeda, Ryosuke is able to stop Hojo from crashing into a toll booth and ending his life. The two settle their differences and agree to never forget Kaori. Project D's battles finally arrived, with them going up against Sidewinder on the Tsubaki Line. Keisuke
goes against Go Hojo, and their battle lasts for two laps before Hojo
spins out. Takumi races against fellow Eight-Six driver, Shinji Inui. Their race lasts one lap, but the two fight tooth and nail for the lead, with the battle ending with Takumi blowing his engine out in order to gain the lead.
While Naruto won’t offer the tight pacing you get from a 24-episode anime like Jujutsu Kaisen, nor is it going to offer the great character development we see in female characters like Nobara, if you’re looking for something long to
mull you over until the next season of Jujutsu Kaisen, it’s totally worth a watch. —Julia Lee Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Image: Ufotable/Crunchyroll Where to watch: Hulu, Netflix, and Crunchyroll Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is an easy show to recommend, and an even easier show to recommend to fans of Jujutsu Kaisen. A fantasy shōnen that takes place early 20th century Japan, the show centers around the responsible big
brother type Tanjiro Kamado. Instead of vanquishing a demon inside of him, Kamado must find a way to rid his sister of a demonic curse. Both shows introduce viewers to a cast of disturbed, convulsing enemies. Also, both were released in the past two years and share a crisp animation style. Fans of Jujutsu Kaisen would especially appreciate the action sequences of Demon Slayer. The show consistently delivers nail-biting and beautifully choreographed fights. Each fighter’s powers are as interesting as they are visually stunning, watching the novelty of watching water peel off Kamado’s sword never wears off. Also, it’s on Netflix now so there’s nothing stopping you from picking it up. —Ana Diaz Soul Eater Image: BONES studio Where to watch: Hulu and Crunchyroll Fans of Jujutsu Kaisen willing to dig a little deeper into the anime catalogue should check out Soul Eater.
