Jujutsu Kaisen seasons: Episodes, streaming, status

You’ve probably heard the name Jujutsu Kaisen — and if you’re wondering about season 3, the facts are clear: as of May 2025, the series has aired 47 episodes across two seasons, with no official confirmation of a third season from studio MAPPA. This guide lays out the concrete facts: episode counts, streaming platforms, maturity ratings, and what the official silence really means.

Anime debut: October 3, 2020 ·
Seasons: 2 ·
Total episodes: 47 ·
Studio: MAPPA

Here are the core details of the series in a concise table.

Is there a season 3 Jujutsu Kaisen?

What is the current season status?

As of May 2025, studio MAPPA has not officially announced a third season of Jujutsu Kaisen. The series’ episode list on Wikipedia stops at season 2, and no press release from MAPPA or the production committee has surfaced. The official Rotten Tomatoes (review aggregator) page carries a January 2026 season marker, but that appears to be a placeholder. Without a studio confirmation, the status remains “not yet announced.”

The implication: fans waiting for season 3 are in a holding pattern, and any reported release dates are speculative until MAPPA makes an official statement.

When might season 3 release?

If history is any guide, the gap between season 1 (October 2020) and season 2 (July 2023) was about 2 years and 9 months. A similar gap would place a potential season 3 somewhere in late 2025 or 2026. Some outlets have reported a possible January 2026 release on Netflix in select Asian regions per IMDb News (editorial news section), and a CBR (anime news outlet) report suggests a worldwide streaming date of July 22, 2026. These are not confirmed by MAPPA, so treat them as industry rumors.

The pattern: only official MAPPA statements will end the uncertainty.

Is Jujutsu Kaisen only on Netflix?

Which streaming services carry Jujutsu Kaisen?

No, Jujutsu Kaisen is not exclusive to Netflix. The series streams on Crunchyroll (global anime streaming platform) in most regions, including the U.S., Europe, and Australia. Netflix holds the rights in select Asian territories and some other regions, but availability varies by country. JustWatch (streaming availability tracker) lists season 3 as streaming on Netflix in the U.S. market, but that listing is unverified by MAPPA. Funimation carried the series earlier but has since merged into Crunchyroll.

The pattern: Crunchyroll is the most reliable global source; Netflix is regional and often delayed.

Is Jujutsu Kaisen on Crunchyroll?

Yes, Crunchyroll streams all aired episodes of Jujutsu Kaisen in the U.S. and many other countries. The Crunchyroll page lists both season 1 and season 2 with their full episode counts and TV-MA rating. Netflix, as noted, is a secondary option for certain regions.

The catch: depending on your region, Netflix may not be an option at all.

Is Jujutsu Kaisen LGBTQ?

Does the series contain LGBTQ representation?

There is no official statement from creator Gege Akutami or studio MAPPA labeling the series or its characters as LGBTQ. Some fan interpretations point to the character Megumi Fushiguro as a “femboy” or queer-coded, but these are not supported by any canonical material. The series does not feature explicit LGBTQ relationships or identity declarations. Wikipedia (series overview) does not list any LGBTQ themes in its genre or character descriptions.

The trade-off: fans hoping for representation will find only subtext, not confirmed diversity.

Is Megumi a femboy?

Megumi Fushiguro is often described by fans as having a “femboy” aesthetic due to his slender build and soft features, but the official character description from the Wikipedia (character list) identifies him as a male sorcerer with no gender non-conforming attributes. The term “femboy” is a fan label, not a recognized character trait.

Is Jujutsu Kaisen sexualized?

What is the age rating?

The series carries a TV-MA rating in the United States, according to the IMDb Parents Guide (official rating database). This means it is intended for mature audiences (17+). The guide lists severe violence, gore, and frightening/intense scenes as the main content warnings. It also notes some suggestive imagery, but that is not the dominant concern.

International ratings vary: UK 15, Australia MA15+, Singapore M18, Philippines R-16, Malaysia 18, India UA 16+, Indonesia 17+, Brazil 14, Canada 14A, and Japan All Ages (self-applied). These regional ratings document these differences.

What this means: the show is not primarily sexualized, but it contains strong violence that makes it unsuitable for children under 13–15 in most markets.

Is it appropriate for kids?

Given the TV-MA rating and the explicit gore, Jujutsu Kaisen is not recommended for children under 13. The IMDb Parents Guide warns of “severe violence and gore” and “frightening and intense scenes.” Parents should treat it as a young-adult or adult series.

The implication: preview before allowing younger teens.

Is Jujutsu Kaisen season 4 confirmed?

What is the official confirmation status?

Season 4 has not been discussed or confirmed by MAPPA, as season 3 itself has not been announced. The series typically follows the manga arcs: season 1 covered the first 63 chapters, season 2 covered the next 76 chapters. The manga continues beyond that, so material exists for a season 3 and potentially a season 4. But without a renewal, all talk of season 4 is premature.

The catch: even if season 3 is announced, season 4 would be at least 2–3 years away after that.

Are there any credible rumors?

No credible rumors for season 4 exist. The CBR (anime news outlet) report only mentions season 3. The IMDb News piece also focuses on season 3. Season 4 would require a season 3 announcement first.

How many episodes does Jujutsu Kaisen have?

Season 1 and 2 episode counts

Season 1 consists of 24 episodes (October 2020 to March 2021) and Season 2 has 23 episodes (July 2023 to December 2023), giving a total of 47 episodes as of the end of season 2. There is no season 3 yet.

One pattern: each season covers a major story arc. Season 1 adapts the “Cursed Child” and “Shibuya Incident” arcs; season 2 adapts the “Hidden Inventory” and “Kaiju” arcs. If season 3 comes, it will likely cover the “Culling Game” arc, which is substantial in the manga.

Who are the main characters in Jujutsu Kaisen?

Protagonist Yuji Itadori

Yuji Itadori is the main character, a high school student who becomes a vessel for the powerful curse Ryomen Sukuna. Voiced by Junya Enoki in Japanese and Adam McArthur in English. Wikipedia (character list) describes him as a kind-hearted but physically gifted sorcerer.

Megumi Fushiguro

Megumi is a second-year jujutsu sorcerer who uses shikigami (summoned creatures) in battle. He is quiet and strategic. Voiced by Yuma Uchida (Japanese) and Robbie Daymond (English).

Nobara Kugisaki

Nobara is a confident and fierce sorcerer from the countryside, skilled with a hammer and nails. Voiced by Asami Seto (Japanese) and Anne Yatco (English).

Satoru Gojo

Gojo is the most powerful sorcerer in the series, a teacher and mentor. His voice is provided by Yuichi Nakamura (Japanese) and Kaiji Tang (English).

The trade-off: these four characters form the core team, but the series has a wide supporting cast that becomes more important in later arcs.

Here’s a quick look at how the seasons stack up against each other:

Timeline

• March 2018: Manga serialization begins (Wikipedia series page)
• October 2020 – December 2023: Season 1 premieres (Oct 2020), Season 2 premieres (Jul 2023) and concludes (Dec 2023) (Wikipedia episode list)
• May 2025: Season 3 not yet confirmed

The pattern: speculation remains just that.

Quotes from the industry

“Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 is reported to stream on Netflix in select Asian regions beginning 2026-01-09.”

— IMDb News (editorial news section)

“A CBR report says Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 is slated for worldwide Netflix streaming on 2026-07-22.”

— CBR (anime news outlet)

“IMDb’s parental guide labels Jujutsu Kaisen as having severe violence and gore.”

— IMDb Parents Guide (official rating database)

These reports highlight the lack of official confirmation.

For fans of Jujutsu Kaisen, the wait for season 3 continues with no official end in sight. The decision is clear: if you haven’t seen the 47 episodes already, Crunchyroll is your best bet. If you’re a parent, the TV-MA rating means you should preview the content before letting younger teens watch. For the streamer, the implication is simple: keep an eye on MAPPA’s announcements, not on rumor sites, because nothing is confirmed until the studio says so.

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