The action-packed Jujutsu Kaisen has been a top-rated and highly loved anime ever since it debuted back in October 2020. With such high-intensity battle scenes, funny moments, relatable characters, and intriguing antagonists, the series has successfully brought in a myriad of new fans in a short time.
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For those who prefer to wait for the next season of the anime to air, or for those who have already caught up with the manga, there are plenty of other fantastic anime out there that can keep fans of Jujutsu Kaisen occupied. If you're looking for something to binge or get totally obsessed with, here are some anime that you need to watch next.
10 Soul Eater
This highly recommended and well-loved anime from the 2000s is a fantastic match for those who loved JJK. Soul Eater revolves around students at Death Weapon Meister Academy who train to fight powerful enemies and witches.
The main cast is made up of three teams of human-weapon hybrids known as demon weapons, and the meisters that can wield them. It's full of thrilling action, humor, incredible characters, and nail-biting storylines.
9 Seraph of the End
This incredible 24-episode show follows Yuichiro Hyakuya as he hunts for revenge in a post-apocalyptic world where vampires and demons threaten the human race.
After escaping an orphanage ran by vampires and watching his siblings get killed, Yuichiro joins the Japanese Imperial Demon Army and harnesses the power of demons trapped in cursed weapons to take down his blood-thirsty foes. The main character resembles Jujutsu Kaisen's Yuji in many ways, and the budding relationships, storylines, action scenes, insane plot twists, and emotional reunions are absolutely worth the watch.
8 Akame ga Kill
If overpowered main characters and dark, evil villains are your thing, this one-season anime is perfect for you. The story follows a small village boy named Tatsumi as he travels into civilization to find his friends, only to find out the cruel hard truth of the world.
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He teams up with a group of rebellious assassins on a mission to take down the evil that rules over society, using demonic weapons and powerful, magical attacks to serve justice. It's full of bloody battles, crazy twists, and lovable characters.
7 Devilman Crybaby
When ancient demons return to Earth to reclaim it as their own, protagonist Akira Fudo merges with a demon and gains incredible demonic powers while keeping his human heart and soul.
He now must navigate a dangerous and unstable war between the two sides, overcoming fear, paranoia, trauma, and unforeseen betrayals. It's an incredible story with superb visuals and music that stands out from other anime. Be prepared for a lot of death, destruction, and a unique criticism of humanity.
6 Demon Slayer
If you haven't heard of or started watching this hit anime yet, now is the best time to start. Demon Slayer took the world by storm after it first debuted back in 2019, and its popularity continues to skyrocket.
The recently released Demon Slayer movie broke records and stands as the highest-grossing anime film of all time. The story follows siblings Tanjiro and Nezuko. After losing most of his family to a demon attack, Tanjiro strives to become a demon slayer in order to cure his sister of a demonic curse.
5 Blue Exorcist
In this high-stakes, dark fantasy series, the protagonist Rin Okumura finds out that he and his twin brother Yukio are the sons of Satan himself, and unlocks the incredible powers of a demon overlord.
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On a mission to become an exorcist and defeat Satan, Rin joins the True Cross Academy and must master his training alongside his brother and new companions. Blue Exorcist runs for 25 episodes and is followed by a movie that is just as cinematic and thrilling as the show.
4 Tokyo Ghoul
This supernatural thriller takes place in an alternate reality where flesh-eating creatures that look like humans, called Ghouls, sneak around society and eat humans to survive.
After a life-threatening encounter, Ken Kaneki undergoes a procedure that turns him into a half-ghoul. Forced into the world of ghouls, Kaneki must fight to survive and try his best to blend in his environment without exposing his true identity. Though a bit predictable at times, it's a fun show to watch and has some great characters and drama.
3 Naruto
The one shonen anime to rule them all, Naruto, is a must-watch for anyone who loves fight scenes, intricate abilities, and character growth.
Naruto Uzumaki's story has a lot of similarities with that of Jujutsu Kaisen, with him being trained under incredible mentors to harness his limitless chakra and use his abilities to protect those he loves. There are plenty of similarities to be found between cast members of both shows as well.
2 Parasyte
Many JJK fans love the horrific, disturbing aspects of the show. In that case, fans should make checking out Parasyte a priority. This 24-episode series takes place in a timeline where Earth is infiltrated by parasitic creatures that take over people's brains and bodies, which allows them to devour other people.
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A high schooler named Shinichi Izumi is almost taken over by a parasite but is able to trap it in his right arm and now must work with the parasite to destroy the others that threaten humanity. It's an interesting and unique concept and the dynamic between Shinichi and his parasyte is very similar to Yuji and Sukuna.
1 Attack on Titan
Instead of fighting against curses, the fantastic protagonists in AoT fight against giant, mythical Titans. The main characters are impeccable and go through tons of personal growth throughout their emotional stories. All while they get drawn into bloody battles against seemingly insurmountable foes.
It's full of gore, tragedy, insane battles, plot twists, and mysterious secrets. All things that any fan of Jujutsu Kaisen would enjoy. These two shows aired back to back with each other in 2020 and reigned as the top titles on multiple anime streaming platforms for quite some time.
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