Jujutsu Kaisen Guide: All 59 Episodes, Cast and Where to Stream

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Series guide

Jujutsu Kaisen
  • TV Series
  • 2020-
  • 23 min
  • MBS, TBS (Japan)
  • Dark fantasy
  • Adventure anime and manga
  • Supernatural anime and manga
  • Urban fantasy
Stars
Junya Enoki · Yuma Uchida · Asami Seto

Images: Crunchyroll / TVmaze

Where to watch Jujutsu Kaisen

Jujutsu Kaisen streams on Crunchyroll in the US, included with a subscription. All three seasons are there – 59 episodes at about 23 minutes each, roughly 23 hours – in Japanese with subtitles or in the English dub. A fourth season has been announced.

Streaming options in the United States, updated Sep 15, 2026. More from crunchyroll.com. Service logos are trademarks of their owners.

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Seasons 3

Jujutsu Kaisen episodes 59

Season

Season 1 · 24 episodes · 24 aired · Oct 3, 2020 to Mar 27, 2021

  1. E1Oct 3
  2. E2Oct 10
  3. E3Oct 17
  4. E4Oct 24
  5. E5Oct 31
  6. E6Nov 7
  7. E7Nov 14
  8. E8Nov 21
  9. E9Nov 28
  10. E10Dec 5
  11. E11Dec 12
  12. E12Dec 19
  13. E13Dec 26
  14. E14Jan 16
  15. E15Jan 23
  16. E16Jan 30
  17. E17Feb 6
  18. E18Feb 13
  19. E19Feb 20
  20. E20Feb 27
  21. E21Mar 6
  22. E22Mar 13
  23. E23Mar 20
  24. E24Mar 27
  1. S1.E1 ·

    Ryomen Sukuna

    Yuji Itadori, a high schooler with freakish athleticism, meets Megumi Fushiguro, a sorcerer sent to recover a cursed relic at his school before the curses drawn to it reach his friends.

  2. S1.E2 ·

    For Myself

    Satoru Gojo lays out the sentence the jujutsu higher-ups have handed down over Sukuna, and offers a bargain that would send Yuji to Tokyo Jujutsu High instead of an executioner.

    Directed by Ryōhei Takeshita

  3. S1.E3 ·

    Girl of Steel

    Gojo rounds out his first-year class with Nobara Kugisaki, a country transplant armed with hammer and nails, then drops the trio into a derelict building crawling with curses.

  4. S1.E4 ·

    Curse Womb Must Die

    A detention center goes quiet, and the three first-years step in behind Kiyotaka Ijichi's barrier to find the inmates gone and something well above their grade waiting in the halls.

  5. S1.E5 ·

    Curse Womb Must Die -II-

    Cornered in the ruined detention centre, Megumi holds the line against something far past a first-year's grade, while at school the second-years talk up a coming exchange event with Kyoto.

  6. S1.E6 ·

    After Rain

    Training for Kyoto begins as Gojo teaches Yuji to handle cursed energy, and Suguru Geto hands the curse Jogo a cursed object built to seal the strongest sorcerer alive.

    Directed by Eri Nagata

  7. S1.E7 ·

    Assault

    Jogo's ambush forces Gojo to explain the technique that makes him untouchable, and to give Yuji a crash course in Domain Expansion in the middle of the fight.

  8. S1.E8 ·

    Boredom

    Kyoto's students arrive early, and Aoi Todo picks a fight with Megumi, while Gojo confronts their principal over the mission that nearly cost him his first-years.

  9. S1.E9 ·

    Small Fry and Reverse Retribution

    Bullied student Junpei Yoshino goes looking for the curse he glimpsed at a movie theater, as Yuji is paired with veteran sorcerer Kento Nanami to investigate the deaths there.

    Directed by Ryōhei Takeshita

  10. S1.E10 ·

    Idle Transfiguration

    Mahito goes to work on Junpei's view of human life while Nanami tracks the curse through the sewers and decides the job has run past his contracted hours.

    Directed by Ken Takahashi

  11. S1.E11 ·

    Narrow-minded

    Over dinner and shared movie talk Yuji tries to reach Junpei, unaware that Mahito has planted one of Sukuna's fingers near the boy's home and is steering him toward a target.

  12. S1.E12 ·

    To You, Someday

    Junpei turns up at the school with a poisonous shikigami and a grudge, and Yuji tries to talk him down before Mahito arrives to collect on his manipulation.

  13. S1.E13 ·

    Tomorrow

    Nanami and Yuji press their advantage until Mahito answers with a Domain Expansion, and Nanami thinks back on the ordinary working life that sent him back to sorcery.

    Directed by Hironori Tanaka

  14. S1.E14 ·

    Kyoto Sister School Exchange Event – Group Battle 0 –

    Kyoto's delegation arrives for the exchange event carrying private orders about Sukuna's vessel, and Gojo tells Utahime Iori he believes Tokyo High is harboring a traitor.

  15. S1.E15 ·

    Kyoto Sister School Exchange Event – Group Battle 1 –

    The team round opens with Kyoto springing its ambush, Megumi squaring off against Noritoshi Kamo, and Yuji trading blows with Todo over a question about women.

    Directed by Hideaki Abe

  16. S1.E16 ·

    Kyoto Sister School Exchange Event – Group Battle 2 –

    Todo turns his brawl with Yuji into a lesson on cursed energy, while Panda takes on Kyoto's remotely piloted sorcerer Mechamaru in the forest.

    Directed by Masato Nakazono

  17. S1.E17 ·

    Kyoto Sister School Exchange Event – Group Battle 3 –

    Maki works through Kyoto's line-up until she reaches her twin Mai, a reunion the Zen'in clan has been building toward since the two were children.

    Directed by Shōta Goshozono

  18. S1.E18 ·

    Sage

    Toge's match ends abruptly when the curse Hanami walks into the forest, and a barrier goes up around the grounds that leaves Gojo stuck outside it.

  19. S1.E19 ·

    Black Flash

    Hanami shrugs off everything the students throw at it, leaving Yuji and Todo to step in with a technique Yuji has only just begun to understand.

    Directed by Ryū Nakayama

  20. S1.E20 ·

    Nonstandard

    Todo unveils the innate technique behind his fighting style as he and Yuji push Hanami toward its limit, and Gojo goes after the barrier keeping him out.

  21. S1.E21 ·

    Jujutsu Koshien

    The assault on the exchange event proves to have been cover for something quieter, and Geto names a date and a place for a far larger operation.

    Directed by Yui Umemoto

  22. S1.E22 ·

    The Origin of Blind Obedience

    A run of deaths at Megumi's old junior high sends the first-years to Saitama, where the curse behind them may already be circling his comatose stepsister Tsumiki.

    Directed by Tomomi Kamiya

  23. S1.E23 ·

    The Origin of Blind Obedience – 2 –

    Split up from the others and outmatched, Megumi is left alone with a special grade curse and reaches for something Gojo once told him he was capable of.

  24. S1.E24 ·

    Accomplices

    A rotting technique gives Yuji and Nobara minutes to deal with the brothers hunting them, and one of Sukuna's fingers is lying in the open when the dust settles.

    Directed by Sunghoo Park

Season 2 · 23 episodes · 23 aired · Jul 6, 2023 to Dec 28, 2023

  1. E1Jul 6
  2. E2Jul 13
  3. E3Jul 20
  4. E4Jul 27
  5. E5Aug 3
  6. E6Aug 31
  7. E7Sep 7
  8. E8Sep 15
  9. E9Sep 22
  10. E10Sep 29
  11. E11Oct 6
  12. E12Oct 12
  13. E13Oct 19
  14. E14Oct 26
  15. E15Nov 2
  16. E16Nov 9
  17. E17Nov 16
  18. E18Nov 23
  19. E19Nov 30
  20. E20Dec 7
  21. E21Dec 14
  22. E22Dec 22
  23. E23Dec 28
  1. S2.E1 ·

    Hidden Inventory

    In 2006, students Gojo and Geto draw an escort job protecting a 14-year-old girl whose fate is bound to the immortal Master Tengen, with two very different factions hunting her.

    Directed by Shōta Goshozono

  2. S2.E2 ·

    Hidden Inventory 2

    The pair meet their charge, Riko Amanai, and are told to let her spend a day as she pleases, while an assassin posts a bounty rather than face Gojo head-on.

    Directed by Yōsuke Takada

  3. S2.E3 ·

    Hidden Inventory 3

    The escort job moves to Okinawa and a raid on a cult's base, and by the time the group starts back to Tokyo, Gojo has gone two days without rest.

    Directed by Naoki Miyajima

  4. S2.E4 ·

    Hidden Inventory 4

    Geto is left holding the mission against Toji Fushiguro, a man born with no cursed energy at all and equipped with tools designed to cancel out sorcery.

    Directed by Arifumi Imai

  5. S2.E5 ·

    Premature Death

    A year on, Gojo's solo assignments leave Geto alone with his doubts, and a mission loss and a village discovery push those doubts somewhere he cannot walk back.

  6. S2.E6 ·

    It's Like That

    Back in the present, the hunt for Jujutsu High's traitor narrows to the Kyoto school, and Itadori returns to duty alongside Fushiguro and Kugisaki.

    Directed by Ryota Aikei

  7. S2.E7 ·

    Evening Festival

    On Halloween night a veil drops over Shibuya, trapping thousands of civilians who begin chanting for Gojo, and sorcerer teams take up positions at every entrance.

  8. S2.E8 ·

    The Shibuya Incident

    Gojo walks into a packed Shibuya Station alone to meet Jogo, Hanami and Choso on the tracks, while Yuji and Mei Mei check a second veil across town.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Kitakubo

  9. S2.E9 ·

    Shibuya Incident – Gate, Open

    With transfigured humans loose among the crowd, Gojo has to solve a panicking station and an ambush at the same time.

  10. S2.E10 ·

    Pandemonium

    Word of what happened under Shibuya Station travels through the fail-safes Mechamaru left behind, and the sorcerer teams waiting outside the veil start moving in.

    Directed by Yōsuke Takada

  11. S2.E11 ·

    Seance

    Nanami peels off to find the wounded Ijichi while Yuji, Megumi and Takuma Ino take on the curse users holding the veil, one of whom has a seance prepared.

    Directed by Hayato Kurosaki

  12. S2.E12 ·

    Dull Knife

    Nanami carries Ijichi clear as the sorcerers split up across Shibuya, and Yuji runs into Choso, who has a family score he intends to settle with him.

    Directed by Shunsuke Okubo

  13. S2.E13 ·

    Red Scale

    Choso's Blood Manipulation leaves Yuji with little but a flooded restroom and a gamble, in a fight Mechamaru can only talk him through from a distance.

    Directed by Kazuto Arai & Takumi Sunakohara

  14. S2.E14 ·

    Fluctuations

    Mei Mei handles a special grade of her own while Nanami, Maki and Naobito meet a fully grown Dagon in Shibuya Station, and its domain closes around them.

    Directed by Tō Tatsuta

  15. S2.E15 ·

    Fluctuations, Part 2

    Toji goes after the strongest presence in the building, Jogo arrives to find the aftermath, and Sukuna's fingers surface where the unconscious Yuji has been left.

  16. S2.E16 ·

    Thunderclap

    Megumi is badly outmatched by the man fighting in a borrowed body, while above ground Sukuna and Jogo trade blows that tear through Shibuya.

    Directed by Itsuki Tsuchigami

  17. S2.E17 ·

    Thunderclap, Part 2

    Out of options against a curse that keeps adapting, Megumi reaches deeper into the Ten Shadows than he ever has, and Sukuna takes an interest.

    Directed by Itsuki Tsuchigami, Hakuyu Go & Harumi Yamazaki

  18. S2.E18 ·

    Right and Wrong

    Burned and barely upright, Nanami works his way through the subway against a crowd of transfigured humans, with Mahito somewhere close behind him.

  19. S2.E19 ·

    Right and Wrong, Part 2

    Nobara heads back inside the veil rather than wait it out, meets a copy of Mahito with limits the original lacks, and finds her technique reaches further than expected.

    Directed by Naoki Miyajima

  20. S2.E20 ·

    Right and Wrong, Part 3

    Todo arrives in the middle of the worst moment of Yuji's night, and Arata Nitta goes to work on the wounded while the Kyoto students race toward Shibuya.

    Directed by Yūji Tokuno

  21. S2.E21 ·

    Metamorphosis

    Yuji and Todo find a rhythm against Mahito, who answers by borrowing a trick from Gojo and then by reaching for the shape of his own soul.

    Directed by Tetsuya Akutsu

  22. S2.E22 ·

    Metamorphosis, Part 2

    Pseudo-Geto turns on the newly arrived Kyoto students, Choso puts a historical name to the man wearing Geto's body, and Uraume freezes the battlefield solid.

  23. S2.E23 ·

    Shibuya Incident – Gate, Close

    Yuki Tsukumo and Pseudo-Geto argue ideology in the wreckage of Shibuya while he sets the next stage of his plan loose across the country.

    Directed by Shōta Goshozono

Episodes 1-5 are the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, set in 2006. Episode 6 returns to the present.

Season 3 · 12 episodes · 12 aired · Jan 9, 2026 to Mar 27, 2026

  1. E1Jan 9
  2. E2Jan 9
  3. E3Jan 16
  4. E4Jan 23
  5. E5Jan 30
  6. E6Feb 6
  7. E7Feb 13
  8. E8Feb 27
  9. E9Mar 6
  10. E10Mar 13
  11. E11Mar 20
  12. E12Mar 27
  1. S3.E1 ·

    Execution

    Curses overrun post-Shibuya Tokyo as Yuji and Choso thin them out, until Naoya Zen'in comes hunting over a clan inheritance and Yuta Okkotsu arrives carrying an execution order.

    Directed by Shōta Goshozono

  2. S3.E2 ·

    One More Time

    Choso is left alone with Naoya, Yuji faces the sorcerer assigned to kill him, and Megumi brings word of Kenjaku's Culling Game and who has been entered into it.

  3. S3.E3 ·

    About the Culling Game

    Master Tengen explains what the Culling Game is actually built to accomplish, and the sorcerers split up: a clan vault, a colony, and a suspended student named Kinji Hakari.

  4. S3.E4 ·

    Perfect Preparation

    Maki returns to the Zen'in estate for cursed tools and finds the vault emptied, her sister hurt, and her father content to leave them both to the curses.

  5. S3.E5 ·

    Passion

    Yuji and Megumi sign on to an illegal fight club for sorcerers run by Hakari and Kirara Hoshi, where letting slip which school they attend would be a mistake.

  6. S3.E6 ·

    Cog

    Megumi and Panda are spotted inside the compound, and Kirara turns a technique drawn from the stars against them while Yuji tries to make his case to Hakari.

  7. S3.E7 ·

    Tokyo Colony No. 1

    With a route to rewriting the Culling Game's rules in sight, the group splits between two Tokyo colonies, and Yuji and Megumi get directions to Hiromi Higuruma that do not match.

  8. S3.E8 ·

    Tokyo Colony No. 1 – Part 2

    A public defender's breaking point is revisited as Yuji reaches Higuruma in Ikebukuro, while Megumi is steered to a Shinjuku apartment block and a Culling Game player named Reggie Star.

    Directed by Yōsuke Takada

  9. S3.E9 ·

    Tokyo Colony No. 1 – Part 3

    Inside Higuruma's courtroom domain a shikigami presides over Yuji's trial, and the charges quickly grow heavier than a teenager's misdemeanor.

  10. S3.E10 ·

    Tokyo Colony No. 1 – Part 4

    Outnumbered by Reggie and his underlings, Megumi gets help from an unlikely quarter: a failed comedian with a surprising command of cursed energy.

  11. S3.E11 ·

    Tokyo Colony No. 1 – Part 5

    Reggie buries Megumi under everything he can summon inside a gymnasium, while nothing Hazenoki throws at the comedian Takaba seems to leave a mark.

  12. S3.E12 ·

    Sendai Colony

    In the Sendai colony Yuta shields trapped civilians while trading blows with Takako Uro and Ryu Ishigori, two players with very different reasons for wanting the fight.

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  • JUJUTSU KAISEN | OFFICIAL TRAILERCrunchyroll · YouTube
  • JUJUTSU KAISEN The Culling Game | Official Trailer | CrunchyrollCrunchyroll · YouTube

Fifty-nine episodes, and the five that are set twelve years earlier

Broadcast order works, with one warning. Jujutsu Kaisen’s second season does not pick up where the first left off: its first five episodes are the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, set in 2006 with Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto as students, and episode 6 snaps back to the present – 2018 – for the eighteen-episode Shibuya Incident. Readers who watch season 2 expecting a continuation spend five episodes confused for no reason. The list above is in broadcast order because that is the order MAPPA built it to be watched in – and our Jujutsu Kaisen watch order covers where the films sit around it.

Jujutsu Kaisen trailer still
A still from the official Jujutsu Kaisen trailer. Image: Crunchyroll

The other question people arrive with is Jujutsu Kaisen 0. It is a prequel, it was released between seasons 1 and 2, and it is a separate title on Crunchyroll rather than part of this one. Watching it first is a common recommendation and a bad one: it was animated after season 1 and it assumes you already know what a cursed spirit is, so it lands as a prequel only once you have the vocabulary. Season 1’s 24 episodes give you that in about nine hours. If the vocabulary itself is the problem, our explainer on domain expansion unpacks the one mechanic the fights turn on.

Jujutsu Kaisen trailer still
A second look, from the other official Jujutsu Kaisen trailer. Image: Crunchyroll

Season 3 changed the release rhythm. Twelve episodes ran from January 9 to March 27, 2026, covering only the first half of the Culling Game – we wrote up the date announcement in our season 3 release report – and a fourth season has been announced to finish it, so far with a teaser visual and no date, which we covered in our report on the anniversary reveal. So the series is unfinished and will stay that way for a while, which makes the current 59 episodes a clean stopping point rather than a cliffhanger you are stuck on. Hiroshi Seko has written the series throughout, Hiroaki Tsutsumi scored it, and MAPPA has animated every episode. For where its antagonists rank against each other, our ranking of the strongest villains is the companion piece.

Jujutsu Kaisen cast 20

  • Junya EnokiYuji Itadori
  • Yuma UchidaMegumi Fushiguro
  • Asami SetoNobara Kugisaki
  • Yuichi Nakamura
    Yuichi NakamuraSatoru Gojo
  • Megumi Ogata
    Megumi OgataYuta Okkotsu
  • Mikako Komatsu
    Mikako KomatsuMaki Zen'in
  • Tomokazu Seki
    Tomokazu SekiPanda
  • Junichi SuwabeRyomen Sukuna
  • Daisuke Namikawa
    Daisuke NamikawaChoso
  • Subaru KimuraAoi Todo
  • Kazuya NakaiKinji Hakari
  • Tomokazu SugitaHiromi Higuruma
  • Kenjiro Tsuda
    Kenjiro TsudaKento Nanami
  • Nobunaga Shimazaki
    Nobunaga ShimazakiMahito
  • Koki UchiyamaToge Inumaki
  • Adam McArthur
    Adam McArthurYuji Itadori (English dub)
  • Robbie DaymondMegumi Fushiguro (English dub)
  • Anne Yatco
    Anne YatcoNobara Kugisaki (English dub)
  • Kaiji TangSatoru Gojo (English dub)
  • David VincentKento Nanami (English dub)
Writer
Hiroshi Seko
Music
Hiroaki Tsutsumi
Studios
MAPPA

Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Yuichi Nakamura: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Megumi Ogata: Jas Mace, CC BY-SA 4.0; Mikako Komatsu: ファンキルチャンネル, CC BY 3.0; Tomokazu Seki: Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Daisuke Namikawa: Yasuhisa Furuhara, CC BY 3.0; Kenjiro Tsuda: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Nobunaga Shimazaki: HoneyWorks OFFICIAL, CC BY 3.0; Adam McArthur: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Anne Yatco: John Manard, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Jujutsu Kaisen?

All three seasons stream on Crunchyroll in the US with a subscription, in Japanese with subtitles or in the English dub.

How many episodes of Jujutsu Kaisen are there?

59 so far: 24 in season 1, 23 in season 2 and 12 in season 3. At about 23 minutes each that is roughly 23 hours.

Do I watch Jujutsu Kaisen 0 first?

No. The prequel film was made after season 1 and reads as a prequel only once you know the cast; broadcast order is the order to use.

Why does season 2 start in the past?

Its first five episodes are the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, set in 2006 when Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto were students. Episode 6 returns to the present.

Is Jujutsu Kaisen finished?

No. Season 3 covered the first half of the Culling Game, ending March 27, 2026, and a fourth season has been announced to finish it.

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