The release date for Jujutsu Kaisen season 2 has been confirmed as 2023. Not only that, but we now have a teaser and an estimate of how many episodes will be included in the forthcoming season.
Do you need a primer first? We’ll go over everything that’s been confirmed for the second season below. We’ve also looked at the source material to guess what might happen next.
And that’s just the beginning – keep reading to find out all we know thus far about Jujutsu Kaisen season 2. Check out our list of the 15 best anime shows you should be watching right now for more from the medium.
Jujutsu Kaisen season 2 release date: When will it air?
After literally months of suspense, we now have a confirmed release date for Jujutsu Kaisen season two! The show will return to Japan in July 2023, as announced at the Jump Fest ’23 event (along with a host of other anime announcements).
Who is in the Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Cast?
Here are all of the primary Japanese and English voice performers who we expect to return for season two of Jujutsu Kaisen:
• Yuji Itadori (Japanese) — Junya Enoki (English); Adam McArthur (English)
• Yuma Uchida (Japanese); Megumi Fushiguro; Robbie Daymond (English)
• Anne Yatco — Nobara Kugisaki (Japanese); Asami Seto (Japanese) (English)
• Maki Zen’in (Japanese) — Mikako Komatsu; Allegra Clark (English)
• Toge Inumaki (Japanese) — Ki Uchiyama (Japanese); Xander Mobus (English)
• Panda (Japanese) — Tomokazu Seki; Matthew David Rudd (English)
• Satoru Gojo (Japan) — Yichi Nakamura (Japan); Kaiji Tang (English)
• Mitsuo Iwata (Japanese); Kiyotaka Ijichi; Chris Tergliafera (English)
• Shoko Ieiri (Japanese) — Aya End; Ryan Bartley (English)
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Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Storyline: What Will Happen?
The first season of Jujutsu Kaisen concluded with the conclusion of the Death Painting Arc, which ran from chapters 55 to 64 of the manga. It has officially been announced that the second season will begin with an adaptation of Gojo’s Past Arc, which spans chapters 65-79 of the manga.
That is based on Gojo’s background, notably a mission in which Gojo and Geto escorted a Star Plasma Vessel to Tengen.
Season 2 of Jujutsu Kaisen will also adapt to the Shibuya Incident (chapters 79-136). Don’t worry, we’re not going into the spoiler zone here, but the Shibuya Incident Arc revolves entirely around a scheme to seal away Goto, driven by Gojo and his new cursed alliance.
That has been verified to last two whole courses, implying that the future season would last between 24-26 episodes.
Do you need a refresher on what’s already happened? Yuji and Nobara rejoin Megumi after defeating the Cursed Wombs Eso and Kechizu. Sukuna, on the other hand – employing a mouth in Yuji’s hand because of anime – consumes the finger, bringing him one step closer to reclaiming his ability.
The creeping evil, as well as that of the third Cursed Womb triplet, Choso, who has allied himself with series antagonists Geto and Mahito, will be the focus of the upcoming season.
There’s also the question of a mole in Jujutsu High, with teacher Utahime on the lookout for the devious magician. This will also play a significant role in the upcoming season.
In the penultimate episode of Season 2, Yuji, Megumi, and Nobara (together with Maki and Panda) are recommended for promotion to Grade 1 Sorcerers, and Gojo invites them to participate in a new mission.
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Where Can I Watch Jujutsu Kaisen Before the Second Season?
If you want to catch up on Jujutsu Kaisen before season 2, you can watch all 24 episodes of the first season on Crunchyroll right now. Because of the recent merger with Funimation, expect to be able to stream Jujutsu Kaisen season 2, Demon Slayer season 3, and other hit anime exclusively on the streaming site.
Did Jujutsu Kaisen Copy Naruto?
The creator of Jujutsu Kaisen had previously admitted that Naruto was a key inspiration for his work. So it should not come as a surprise to many that both shows share a lot of similarities.