Where to watch ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’: Every season & movie in order

Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix now carry the complete run of Jujutsu Kaisen in the United States, making it easier than ever for viewers to follow Yuji Itadori’s story from cursed finger to nationwide death game without hopping services. The only required film, Jujutsu Kaisen 0, is also streaming on the same platforms, so a straight marathon is possible in one evening or spread across a week. Season 4 is already in production, so catching up now puts audiences in position for the next batch of episodes without waiting for re-licensing.

Season 1 on Crunchyroll

Season 1 introduced Yuji Itadori, the Tokyo Jujutsu High crew, and the cursed-energy system that still drives the series. Its twenty-four episodes aired from October 2020 to March 2021 and remain the cleanest entry point for new viewers. Crunchyroll streams the full season in both sub and dub, often with the same-day simulcast quality that first built MAPPA’s Western fanbase.

Hulu added Season 1 as part of its recent Jujutsu Kaisen bundle, giving ad-supported subscribers a second legal option without an extra subscription. Netflix carries the season as well, though its recommendation engine tends to push newcomers straight into Season 2 after the first few episodes.

Prime Video users can access Season 1 through the Crunchyroll add-on channel, which keeps everything under one account for viewers who already pay for Amazon shipping perks.

Where the movie fits

Jujutsu Kaisen 0 runs 105 minutes and follows Yuta Okkotsu and his curse Rika roughly one year before the main timeline. Hulu added the film on September 30, 2026, completing its library and removing the last gap for subscribers who want to watch in strict order.

Crunchyroll and Netflix both carry the movie in HD with the original Japanese audio and English subtitles or dub. The film’s events are referenced during Season 2, so skipping it leaves minor context holes that become obvious later.

Compilation recuts released in 2025 are skippable for first-time viewers; they simply repackage existing footage and do not add new story material.

Season 2 on every major service

Season 2’s twenty-three episodes split into the Hidden Inventory prequel arc and the Shibuya Incident, raising both the animation standard and the body count. The season aired July to December 2023 and is widely considered the series’ critical peak.

All three primary platforms—Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix—carry the full season without missing episodes. Crunchyroll remains the fastest option for viewers who want to rewatch specific fights in the highest available bitrate.

Social clips from the Shibuya Incident still circulate on TikTok and X, driving new viewers who then backtrack to Season 1 before continuing.

Season 3 added in 2026

Season 3 adapts the first half of the Culling Game arc and premiered January to March 2026 with twelve episodes plus an extended finale. Netflix added the season on July 22, 2026, followed by Hulu and Crunchyroll shortly after.

The staggered rollouts created brief platform-exclusive windows, but the gap has closed. Viewers can now finish Season 3 on whichever service already hosts their earlier progress.

A one-hour special opened the season, and the final episode ran twenty-seven minutes; both versions are preserved on all three platforms for continuity.

Crunchyroll as primary hub

Crunchyroll holds the broadest Jujutsu Kaisen catalog, including same-day Japan simulcasts for any future episodes. The service also offers offline downloads on mobile, useful for viewers traveling during a binge.

Its recommendation row surfaces the movie immediately after Season 1, nudging users toward the intended order without external research.

Subscribers to Amazon Prime can add the Crunchyroll channel rather than maintaining a second app, keeping payments consolidated while retaining full access.

Hulu’s ad-supported tier

Hulu completed its Jujutsu Kaisen set on September 30, 2026, when the movie arrived. The ad-supported plan remains the lowest-cost legal option for viewers who do not mind occasional commercials.

The service’s profile system lets multiple household members track separate watch progress, helpful for group viewing that spans several nights.

Hulu’s integration with Disney Bundle accounts means some viewers already pay for access without realizing the full series is included.

Netflix’s recommendation edge

Netflix added Season 3 in July 2026 and now lists every season and the movie in its U.S. catalog. Its algorithm places Jujutsu Kaisen 0 in the “Because you watched” row after viewers finish Season 1, reducing the chance of accidental skips.

Downloads are available on all Netflix plans, and the service’s robust search makes it easy to jump between specific episodes when rewatching fights.

Regional licensing can still shift, so U.S. viewers outside the country may see different availability until geo-blocks adjust.

Season 4 production update

Season 4, subtitled Culling Game: Part 2, is already in production under new director Takeru Satō. A teaser visual and staff confirmation dropped in October 2026, with a larger announcement expected at Jump Festa in December.

The split-cour structure means Part 2 will likely air as its own season rather than a continuation tag, giving MAPPA breathing room after the intense schedule of Season 3.

Manga readers know the Culling Game stretches across multiple arcs, so additional seasons beyond Part 2 remain probable once the current production cycle ends.

Spin-off and future plans

The manga concluded in 2024, yet a spin-off titled Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo is slated for English release in 2027. No anime adaptation has been announced, but MAPPA’s track record suggests studios will monitor sales before committing resources.

Industry reports credit Jujutsu Kaisen with lifting MAPPA’s profile across Asia, which may influence how aggressively streaming partners bid for future projects from the studio.

For now, the safest move for U.S. viewers is to finish the existing seasons and movie on any of the three major platforms before Season 4 arrives.

Pick a service and start

Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix each carry every season and the required movie, so the deciding factors are price, ad tolerance, and whether viewers already subscribe to one of the services. Season 4 is confirmed and further ahead, making this the moment to lock in a platform and finish the story before new episodes drop.