Anime 40748 Jujutsu Kaisen Userrecs

I feel like these are both similar in terms of evil beings needing to be purged for the sake of humanity, and the characters in both of these shows have unique styles they use to do so. There's also the case of certain humans whom are stronger in both of these and can more easily purge of said beings compared to their "juniors". 

- Rather than strictly fantasy violence (hitting people with magic but no one really gets hurt) that some shounen series have, there are actual bloody fights and deaths, which makes the fights feel like they have more weight - Similar supernatural enemies with cursed spirits in Jujutsu Kaisen and demons in Kimetsu no Yaiba/Demon Slayer - Primary antagonists that you love to hate (though Demon Slayer has a lot more compassion towards most other demons) - Well-animated, especially fight scenes - Abilities that feel individualized while maintaining consistency across characters - Strong female characters that get their fair share of the action - Distinct and recognizable character designs, even though most of the characters belong to organizations and wear uniforms/similar outfits   

-They both deal with the supernatural -They are both action packed and more violent and disturbing than your typical Shonen Jump anime -They both have fun sets of characters -The characters constantly have to fight against dangerous and evil supernatural creatures  

Both promises and the future of shonen anime, pillars of the actual shonen jump, with amazing adaptations and stunning animation. If you liked one, you should try with the other instantly. None of both are completely original nor experimental stories: both follow the trace of other famous shonen mangas. You will see the protagonist trio; good vs bad; training; power ups. But also with their own features that make them unique and worth the time. If you saw JJK, Kimetsu can catch you not only with animation but also with its characters, setting, enemies and battles. If you saw KNY, Jujutsu Kaisen can offer stunning choreographies, photography, and a lot of action.  

Children fighting adults better than the adults (sometimes) 

Both have an average level shonen plot with amazing animation. Cool action and fight scenes. MCs have something they cling on to motivate them. 

Both take place in a harsh fantasy world where they have to fight against demons/monsters that kill innocent people. The MCs of both anime are learning about this newly discovered world (demons/monsters are actually real etc.) and start their training to be able to get rid of them. Eventually they both find out they also have special powers and/or bigger meaning.  

Jujutsu Kaisen is basically Kimetsu no Yaiba, but better. They both focus on a young man who reluctantly joins a group that fights supernatural beings (demons for KnY, curses for JJK), but: - Jujutsu Kaisen has a stronger main cast (writing and personality wise) - Jujutsu Kaisen has a more unique and fleshed out power system with more creative uses - Kimetsu no Yaiba REALLY drags in the first few arcs before it starts getting good. Jujutsu Kaisen is good from the beginning. - Jujutsu Kaisen doesn't have Zenitsu in it (instantly better) 

- I'd say they are mirror images of each other with the only difference being the timeline in which they are set. KnY is set in an older time-period while Jujutsu Kaisen is set in the modern era - Really impressive and well-crafted fight sequences. The time, dedication and money spent on them is definitely clear to see - Must-watch shows for those who're big into their shounen shows :) 

- They both are fighting demons - They both include the genre of shonen - Badass chracters that are selfless and really strong from the start 

If you wanna see some demons rampaging and studios that actually love their works, I'll suggest if you've seen one, you gotta check the other one because of quite the similar aspects of the story which is masterfully adapted through beautiful animation.  

Both the anime have the same theme, killing demon/curses. A protagonist who can fight, a badass who looks out for him and a major objective. This just reminded me of Demon slayer so much.  

Both are newer shonen with a protagonist focusing on the exorcism of demons/curses. Both were praised for their high quality animation and exciting action sequences. Both anime have a dark atmosphere and utilize their color palette effectively. They have good soundtracks, great art, likable characters, and very cool villains. I can't help but feel like these two anime are the illegitimate children of the Jojo franchise. 

If you like insane fight visuals and a happy-go-lucky op main with a bunch of well placed humor, you'll find that here. 

>Both are battle shounen >Stunning visuals >Kind hearted main characters >Jujutsu Sorcers = Demon Slayer Corps >Curses = Demons >Large cast of characters 

Some similar aspects include the genre of shonen , fighting off monsters/curse, and the main character is selfless and starts their journey with high potential in strength. 

Both are new generation Shounen with great animation, good plot enjoyable characters Very very good fight scenes Highly enjoyable Have Demons and Curses as villians 

Fast-paced storytelling. Beautiful animation. Cool powers. Banger openings. 

Both anime's are fighting demons and monster in order to keep peace in japan. 

Craving some more action packed spectacular animation? Well, Jujutsu Kaisen (JJK) and Kimetsu no Yaiba (KnY) are the perfect fit for you. If you are engrossed with the amazing scenes in each anime, you definitely won't regret trying the other. Moreover, if you liked the premise of fighting supernatural beings (demons for KnY and curses for JJK) to protect or do something important to them, the plot is for you. Hope you enjoy the series, whichever you are watching! 

Jujutsu Kaisen is Demon Slayer but good 

Great art style / animation and badass characters fighting monsters 

- Both are about fighting demons - Both have good animation - Give off similar vibes - Both are hyped or have the potential to be hyped up 

Both are really popular shows that are easy to get into and that successfully integrate a lot of Japanese culture. Both have amazing animation and are beautiful to watch. 

Both do not have the most unique of stories, but the execution is near perfection. 

Jujutsu Kaisen is similar to Kimetsu no Yaiba because both stories have some similar aspects like slaying an entity that causes harm to people. Some entities are good in both stories, creating conflict with whether or not they should be allowed to live. 

The premise of each show is fighting demons, well in Jujutsu Kaisen's case- curses, and the main characters are both strong from the start. Both share amazing fight scenes. 

If u want an interesting story and want good fighting . These are the shows which i think are the best anime ever in last couple of years . It also has very lovable character and u will connect with m.c. of both the shows. The animation is also god tier 

Jujutsu Kaisen (jjk) is actually better than Demon Slayer, including mature scences and great animation of jjk is actually worth it, Give it a watch, Already watched? So like me 

Chasing down demon-like things? The main character is just now learning about the real deadly world? Both have these. Many scenes reminded me of each other. They are both very good :) 

Both have very interesting first episodes. There are cool loveable side characters but what makes them different is that there is a major villian in KnY whilst JK probably will have minor ones as far as I know. 

Even tho they are made by completely different studios, both shows have great animation and art and the story is pretty similar. They both give very similar vibe and I think you wil 100% like Jujustu kaisen if you enjoyed demon slayer. 

both have great animation and a not too complex story 

they both fighting demons and having a funny moment on some scene the differences is demon slayer comedy always after fight and jujutsu comedy are before to mid fight other similarity: -both have very good opening and ending -same vibe  

Jujutsu Kaisen is pretty much a underrated Demon Slayer/Kimetsu no Yaiba. If you like animes about demons or like fights, give Jujutsu Kaisen a shot. 

both involve fighting creatures like demons and curses. they also don't have character development because they just rush recklessly into a fight for the rights of others. their mc would do anything to protect others and their loved ones. overall i love both animes. definitely recommended :] 

Both have a cheerful and OP MC The side characters have well-developed personalities and have their own unique powers Action and comedy are balanced and the plot is unique making the anime worth watching 

Both are action packed, with comedic gags to break up the well animated and choreographed fight scenes. They also both share many genres- shounen, demons, (though they are called curses in Jujutsu Kaisen,) action, etcetera… I can assure that anyone who likes Demon Slayer will like Jujutsu Kaisen, and anyone who like Jujutsu Kaisen will like Demon Slayer.  

Both includes themes of horror and action. A different system of powers and abilities. Both have quite similar plots with different names for everything. 

action, monster/demons, amazing soundtrack, if u love on u most love the other 

New generation of shounen animes arise with the foundation of great story with the superb animation provided by the respective studios. Their plot was similarly aligned on saving the humanity that was continously invaded by the villainous yet powerful supernatural creatures. 

Both have good animation Both male lead train to fight demon Both anime have good op and ending song If you like demon slayer then give this a try .  

both animes have absolutely STELLAR animation and have fantastic story lines that are slowly developing, with first seasons being followed by a movie. 

Feels very similar 

similar plot & both have likeable characters - jujutsu kaisen is generally more light hearted than demon slayer though  

Both are good shonen and the main character progresses his powers Yeah, if you liked kimetsu no yaiba youd definitely like jujutsu kaisen So yeah chick it out 

- Both shows have a group of humans who use special powers to deal with the supernatural. - Both shows have a darker theme to the story but feature a lot of goofy moments with the characters. - Both shows have a lot of hype going for them and feature amazing animation. 

First of all, the fight scenes and animation in Jujutsu Kaisen are on a whole another level than your average shounen anime. The story is incredible, the characters are badass, the female cast is one of the best and the effects and visuals really hits the spot. Both are still On-going. I highly recommend watching these. If you haven't watched these two yet then haven't watched any anime yet.  

Jujutsu Sorcerers exorcise Cursed Spirits whereas Demon Slayer slays Demons. Both has similar objectives. Both have very nice animation and design. Demon Slayer is more dramatic and the story is slightly better than Jujutsu Kaisen. 

Kimetsu no Yaiba and Jujutsu Kaisen both have breathtaking animation and great action. They both have a good power system and good funny moments. But if I were to choose which is better between the 2 I would say Jujutsu Kaisen is better because Kimetsu no Yaiba feels basic at times. 

both have similar stories and fighting style. 

Both have a similar structure (being a shounen anime), and have similar goals; "we must destroy/ exorcise these evil beings using tools that are meticulously made specifically for this job in order to protect human-kind". I like both of these anime and they do give off similar vibes but they're still very distinct and enjoyable. 

Both animes have good animation and style, the fighting are super well made in both animes. Both animes have a dark start. 

Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer are two highly popular Shonen Jump series often compared due to similar tones and premises. 1. Both have realistic approaches to MCs power levels; both MCs start off as weak but progressively get stronger (obviously duh). In the early stages of both series, it is evident that the MCs are relatively weak compared to other characters, and it remains like this towards the middle-end of the anime -- adding a sense of realism. 2. Side characters aren't useless (omg wow). The characters that follow the MCs have a similar power level to that of the MCs, but they are written in such a way, that they don't overpower or ruin the MCs "badass moments" while keeping their individual "badass moments" (Daddy Zenitsuツ). 3. Variety and creativity with all characters (mostly antagonists) of both shows. All antagonists vary from basic monsters to ultra-powerful humanoids and everything in between, it is virtually possible to create any form of character and it will still fit the series! 4. There is bound to be collateral damage when shonen characters use weapons, magic, and giant robots, such as smashed cars, wrecked buildings, or even death among innocent civilians. Both series make this clear, this reinforces the realism. There is a sense of loss. In conclusion of an analysis of both shows, it became evident that both are similar to another, thereof and therefore we are able to conclude, that for the foreseeable future both will continue to revolutionize the anime world; with their appealing stories. (GOT BORED OF WRITING MSG ME IF I SHOULD RECOMMEND MORE OR CONTINUE THIS IF SO I WOULD COMPARE PLOT ETC...)  

They're both about funny and great protagonists who want to save people against curses/demons and have great characters :D 

both tell the lives of teenagers who out of nowhere had a mission to hunt demons, as well as kimetsu no yaba, in jujutso kaisen they also have demon hunter classes in which the protagonist advances, the two have a beautiful story that keeps you willing to follow until the end of the season, as well as having the sound and visual effects that are amazing! 

MC fights monsters, mostly because of a mission. Cool ass fight scenes, good art style, very likeable characters. 

There are similar comedic elements as well as fighting elements, similarities between the demons and the curses. Demon Slayer is one of my favourite animes and this instantly became a favourite of mine after watching it too 

both main characters are pure-hearted both anime includes the fight between humans and demons or curses both have banger openings and ost. 

Its pretty fast paced and there is a lot of action. 

Both have great fight animation, vibrant art styles and heartwarming moments. Both MC had no clue about the supernatural forces in their world until their life turned upside down. Both MC lost their beloved family members. Both made a lot of reliable friends and comrades in their journey. Both were forced to define their goals before receiving any training and have been working hard to achieve them throughout the show. Both have powerful and dependable female leads and manage to avoid damsel in distress trope.  

Martial Arts, Violent, Dark 

Both are about a young boy learning about his powers and going to school and killing bad things. and both have really great friendship aspects  

I think fans of Demon Slayer anime would like to watch Jujutsu Kaisen too, because in Jujutsu Kaisen the story is about a guy who is killing curses like Tanjiro killing demons. The only thing that is diffrent is that in Jujutsu Kaisen they're not killing curses with katanas, swords, blades... They're killing them with special techniques. They are even in team of 3 and a Sensei is like Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke and Hashira. 

Both heavily emphasize on action and animation. 

Both series feature protagonists who embark on a perilous journey to combat supernatural threats – cursed spirits in "Jujutsu Kaisen" and demons in "Demon Slayer." Additionally, they explore themes of friendship, growth, and the struggle between good and evil, making them appealing to fans of action-packed, visually stunning anime. 

If you like basic shonen anime, then you will definetly enjoy these two animes. Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon slayer are good shows, they have an interesting plot, stellar animation and decently written characters, neither shows are masterpieces but they do their job well at being a fun watch. 

Dans Demon slayer on a des pourfendeurs comme des exorcistes, ce qui ne fait trop la différence des deux animés  

Things that are common in both Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba) and Jujutsu Kaisen: -Over-the-top animation, characters, opening (well, the openings in both series are never the most special to me), and fight scenes. -Both are darker shounen series that fall under the action-supernatural genre. -Similar amount of action and blood. -Characters learn new badass super-powered techniques (breathing styles and cursed energy) once they progress. -Out of many mainstream anime series, both Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba) and Jujutsu Kaisen are series that provide hype really hard in their fighting sequences 🔥. -People battle demons and use powers. -Comedy Moments -Slightly Horroish A difference here is their storylines with DS being quite more character-driven and a lot more centered around swords while JJK has a greater emphasis on spirits. There is a greater focus on adventure and historically stuff in DS as well. Overall, I often think about one and the other at times, if you are looking for action-packed anime that have great animation, then both of them would bring you the hype.   

if u wanna see some demon vs badass mfs fight watch this 

The curses and the devils have a lot of parallels and we follow a group of characters who hunt/kill them. The MC is a hybrid as in a half Devil / Human in 'Chainsaw Man' or a half Curse / Human in 'Jujutsu Kaisen' Also without going into spoilers the "Big Bad" or the "Huge Goal" is very simmilar where in, 'Chainsaw Man' the team need "parts" that ultimately lead them to the "Big Bad". Where in Jujutsu Kaisen the team needs to collect the "Parts" which will stop the "Big Bad" from awakening. Also in both series these Parts can be used to awaken weaker Devils / Curses into much powerful ones  

"Chainsaw Man" and "Jujutsu Kaisen" both revolve around protagonists immersed in the world of supernatural creatures and battling them using unique powers. They feature intense action scenes, complex character development, and explore themes of identity, morality, and the human condition amidst chaotic supernatural environments. 

both main characters are flexible to circumstances they got themselves into , similar powers ,lot of gore and death and deadpan humor 

Both shows are very similar to each other: both are base on demons and have a similar power system, both have an enjoyable protagonist and similar cast and both have gory fights and lots of action. 

Curses and devils, both the fresh faces of the shonen, critically acclaimed mangas and anime adaptations made with love for the show, If you tried and liked one, you'll enjoy the other for sure! 

Chainsaw Man is like a completely off-the-rails version of JJK. Lot's of similarities between the series' characters and universe rules.  

If you enjoyed Chainsaw Man, chances are you'll also enjoy Jujutsu Kaisen, as both anime have high-quality and similar animation styles, thanks to being produced by the same studio (MAPPA). Additionally, both series depict a contemporary world where monsters or demons conspire against society, with the protagonist and their friends joining an organization to combat these creatures. The similarities are so striking that in the second season of Jujutsu Kaisen, there is a monster with the same power as an enemy from the first season of Chainsaw Man, momentarily making me question if they hadn't defeated that monster already. However, I quickly realized they were different anime, though the similar animation style adds to the confusion.   

Both shows have very similar theme, action shounen about fighting demons/devils with demon/devil powers. Also, both shows are done by the same studio. If you enjoy one of these, you'll definitely enjoy the other one! 

Both are egdy battle shounen series about killing monsters using the same kind of monster powers as them 

Both series are similar in a way, and will be even more alike as the series continue. For instance, with trying to be spoiler-free, - The protagonists get "partially" possessed by the antagonist party's remains (In Jujutsu's case, Sukuna's fingers, and in Chainsaw Man's, Pochita.) - Both protagonists can then "partially" use the power of what possessed them. - Both protagonists fight enemy with the enemy's power. - Protagonist's parties consist of three members. - Finally, Both series' main plots revolve around the antagonist trying to take control over the protagonist. - Oh also, both are shounen series, done by Mappa studios. As the story progresses, you guys will eventually see the similarities as there will be more to spot out. Although it's not vague, they will slowly become somewhat identical. At least to when both series hit SS2. Don't let this stop you from trying both though. Just give them a try, I'm sure you'll binge them.  

Similarities: The same plot where it involve guy making a pact with a devil in order to fight other devils. The same setting where the guy gets drafted in an organization that fights demons. The same amount of blood and gore. Dissimilarities: One made the pact in order to save his friends from impending doom, while the other it was the devil to made him a pact in order to save the guy. One lacks certain romance while the other has some.  

-half human -fighting demons -art style 

main trinity and their dynamic with each other is nearly similar, and both series have uniquely charismatic and powerful mentor characters. Also, both series have dark comedy elements, and the storyline is surprising. Some character motivations and designs are similar too, and both series are one of my favorites because they have great and characteristic materials and great fight sequences, so these specialties give them both an original and brave tone. 

When I watched the first episode of Chainsaw Man I immediately thought of Jujutsu Kaisen. Jujutsu Kaisen has the main characters fight curses while Chainsaw Man's main characters fight devils. 

Teenage shounen Good Boy eats stuff he shouldn't and accidentally gets a Monster inside of him. Now he must fight for the Monster Hunters lest they kill him. 

In the beginning you can perceive that both have similar concepts and feeling. 

New-wave action shounen anime centred around a society of soldiers who specialize in combatting a certain supernatural threat that plagues modern-day Japan. The fights take place in an urban environment and are exceptionally choreographed, which is a big appeal to the shows. 

Both have amazing fight scenes and awesome yet fun casts directed by the same studio, with the same enemies and devils.  

both chainsaw man and jujutsu kaisen are perfect examples of 'generic in its genre but great execution'. on top of this they also have similar characters, animation quality and openings. It feels like they both followed the same formula. 

Very similar, but Chainsawman is more adult and dystopian, I think. - Both are about t three teenagers (one girl, an extroverted boy full of energy, and an introverted boy with black hair who doesn't talk so much) killing monsters for an organization. - In both, the MC must help this organization or die. Both have a dark vibe If you don't like MC with frivolous goals, maybe you shouldn't take a look at Chainsawman! But, if you are curious about what is going to happen, I should take a look ^^ 

Same studio, both are action packed and both are masterpieces 

similar vibes, lit characters, cool action, go watch it  

Action shounen, devils and demons, similar power system and lots of comedy, and both take place in very urban settings with lots of well-made fight scenes 

Both are filled with comedy and action. In both animes, there are supernatural abilities in which each characters are unique. Amazing action scenes with memorable moments. 

It's made by the same studio, both have amazing openings and in general great animations. The fight scenes in both anime are great and both have quite some gore. They also both share the fact there are monsters the characters have to defeat to reach a main goal. Overall both great anime 

both r action in modern world anime 

These are two very popular animes right now, but if you haven't heard of one or the other or both, these two are basically about fighting demon-like creatures. Both involve the main characters being sort of "half-demons" 

These two shows are super similar, and I mean that they are almost identical in some aspects. Both are made by the same studio, and have the same feel. I can't say too much without spoiling, but if you liked one, then you will like the other. 

both of them are action genre and the at animating of these scences both of them are masterpieces but I think chainsaw is a little better in the other hand jujutsu is concentrate on magic more than physical wars so if like actions i think chainsaw is better 

Both these anime have the one motive of fighting the cursed spirits(jjk) and the devils(csm) overall you'll enjoy both these shows and chainsaw man is going to be one heck of a ride the plot seems simple but there's so much more to the story I as a manga reader of this series just loved it 

Both follow the common theme of fighting demon-like beings but each has a unique take on it. Both main characters also have a generally laid-back and unconventional personality. They have high quality animation and intriguing stories. 

Both are very dark animes where they fight against similar demons/monsters characters. Both have a small group of protaginists with a strong mentor (JJK = gojo) (CSM = Makima) Both are newer seiries with amazing animation. 

Simmilar levels of violence and combat systems. 

Same vibe about demons lending their power to humans (at a cost), both have visually stunning animation, a god-tier OP, darker plot lines, & similar character dynamics: -Goofy & clueless main character, who becomes badass when he needs to be -Female side character who starts out annoying at first, then grows on you -Quiet & serious male side character carrying a lot of baggage, but opens up later on  

Im going to be contrivertial here and say that they feel almost like the same thing in many aspects, just the decisions made with the characters is a little different  

idk mate its have a same vibe,animation type art and character are all same lul 

Both Yuji from Jujutsu Kaisen and Denji from Chainsaw Man are extroverted and jovial individuals. They have a sense of empathy towards people and will not hesitate to rush in to help those in need. Despite their flaws, Yuji and Denji are shown to be kind-hearted and warm 

Both opening songs are insanely good. The main characters hunt devils and made a lot of friends and enemies along the way. The animation quality from both series is top-tier stuff and by same animation studio. 

great animation for both and just enjoyable short show, don't need to know a lot to understand :) 

Recommended Anime Title: Chainsaw Man Similar Anime Title: Jujutsu Kaisen Description of Similarity: I recommend "Jujutsu Kaisen" as an anime similar to "Chainsaw Man". Both anime share elements that may appeal to fans of either. 1. Genre and Theme: Both "Chainsaw Man" and "Jujutsu Kaisen" are action and supernatural anime. Both feature a world full of creatures and supernatural beings, with the main characters involved in exciting battles and dangerous confrontations. 2. Charismatic Protagonists: Both anime have charismatic protagonists who are central to the story. Denji from "Chainsaw Man" and Yuji Itadori from "Jujutsu Kaisen" are interesting characters with distinct personalities, facing challenges and developing throughout the series. 3. Magic Systems and Supernatural Powers: Both "Chainsaw Man" and "Jujutsu Kaisen" explore magic systems and supernatural powers. In both anime, characters use special abilities to fight evil beings and protect humanity. 4. Quality Animation and Action Scenes: Both anime have quality animation, bringing life to action and fight scenes. The battle sequences are well choreographed, full of energy and offer visually impactful moments. 5. Atmosphere and Tone: Both "Chainsaw Man" and "Jujutsu Kaisen" have a dark and intense atmosphere, although with touches of humor. Both balance moments of tension and drama with lighter moments, providing an emotionally engaging experience. If you enjoyed the supernatural atmosphere, exciting action, and interesting characters of "Chainsaw Man", then "Jujutsu Kaisen" is a great option to continue your anime journey.  

Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw man both revolve around a teenage boy who has been "cursed" and finds a purpose in which they must defeat other curses/devils. The main trios in each have a similar vibe (girlboss, emo that needs a cigarette, and loser [affectionately]). Both stories also start out pretty light-hearted and fun and then out of nowhere become quite intense. I'd suggest watching Jujustu Kaisen first and then watching Chainsaw Man if you enjoyed it. Chainsaw Man contains a lot of triggering themes (gore, assault, vomit, and so on), so if Jujustu Kaisen wasn't your cup of tea I really don't think watching Chainsaw Man would be a good idea.  

2/3 of the dark trio, two wonderful Shonen anime. 

If you enjoyed "Jujutsu kaisen," then you will likely enjoy "Chainsaw Man." Both anime have genre elements of action and fantasy, as well as similar themes such as the struggle for power, betrayal, and a strong focus on strength and mastery of combat arts. In "Chainsaw Man," there are also characters who possess supernatural abilities that they use in combat. Additionally, both anime have a strong emphasis on character development and their relationships, as well as emotional depth and empathy for the characters. However, "Chainsaw Man" has its unique features, such as a greater emphasis on blood and violence, as well as a darker and more serious tone. If you enjoy this style of anime, then "Chainsaw Man" may be an ideal choice for you. Overall, if you love action and fantasy, then both anime may be interesting to you. If you have already enjoyed "Magical Battle" and are looking for something new and more hardcore, then "Chainsaw Man" may be an excellent choice for you.  

Both fall into a community-made title called "the dark trio" as both shows tackle darker subjects. Both are action-packed, follow similar protagonists and have similar goals too. They're both crazy fun, and if you enjoy one of them, you'll enjoy the other.  

Both main characters are really playful and cute in nature. :) There is also a lot of devil/monster hunting in both. 

Both take place in modern Japan Both have solid art styles that emprise cool and practicality Both and influenced by Buddhism and Japanese mythology Similar main characters (but different enough from each)  

Both animes have a supernatural theme, stylish battles, cool characters and a similar art style 

Both are very similar supernatural animes where the protagonists joins a group that fights demon like monsters, that only members of the group can see.  

Innately strong teen gains a power to fight demons 

Both have a huge style factor to them, with a large set of characters. The cursed monsters are also very similar to Hollows from Bleach as well. 

-Extremely similar concept - both series are about a boy who is living a regular life before a chance encounter means that he can now see evil creatures invisible to the human eye. Boy gains supernatural powers and begins to fight these creatures -Both take place in modern time -Both series foreshadow a traitor in the midst of allies very early on 

Two protagonists whose lives change forever from one day to another, with an internal power that will be unleashed after several events in the development of their respective stories, since that specific situation that impact them to protect the people they love. 

-Similar protagonist -Similar atmosphere -Similar art style They both deal with "souls" main heroes are just students and then they get some powers and all that stuff!! If you love bleach then you will love Jujutsu kaisen too...  

both are super natural action themed stories that focus on taking down the bad guys and also lots of nice to look at art and visuals as well too. 

They're really similar in terms of dealing with souls and "monsters" and such. Both main characters are strong from the beginning and have carefree nonchalant like dispositions while also caring for their friends I think if you liked bleach and kinda want the same type of plot and concepts like dealing with souls, you should definitely give this a try! The manga is really good too. 

-Similar MC -Both have a group dedicated to fighting evil spirits -Both have cool fights 

In both Bleach and Jujutsu Kaisen, the main character (who can see ghosts) joins a group to help protect people. Gege Akutami said that he was inspired by Bleach, and it shows. Both anime have a very similar feeling, art style and fighting style. The main differences are the length and animation quality. Bleach has more episodes and lower animation quality, while Jujutsu Kaisen is 24 episodes (for now) and has really good animation quality. Both are still pretty good anime, though I think that Jujutsu Kaisen is better than Bleach. Check out both if you can, but if you had to go with one, check out Jujutsu Kaisen.  

-Both deal with curse, spirits etc supernatural stuffs -Both have a similar mc with a hidden demon -Both have similar power systems In short, Jujutsu kaisen is upgraded Bleach version with less characters but more character and plot depth.... 

Bleach is the base of JJK 

Both anime have similar art style and atmosphere. The protagonists in both series are students with special powers who are dealing with "monsters" and both have great fight scenes 

-The author of JJK has already told us that he was inspired by Bleach -Both have a faction who hunt demon like creatures -Both have a goofy MC -Both have drip -Both have relaxed guys who are OP af (I can go on for a while, just go watch bleach, it's my fav out of the big three) 

These two series have many similarities such as strange creatures that can only be seen by certain people, and there are also some characters who have similarities such as gojo and urahara, sukuna with grimmjow, and many more. I can also see itadori's black light similar to ichigo dan's getsugatensho and also domain expansion similar to bankai. 

Both of these anime have the same supernatural story where the main character deals with curses, spirits, etc 

Has many similarities like: 1. It is set in a supernatural world 2. The characters have interesting designs and abilities 3. The Main Protagonist has a unique demonic power 4. Jujutsu Kaisen was inspired by Bleach 5. Supernatural beings from both anime are similar.  

In the simplest terms its ghust/demon hunting. If you like the plot and lore of Bleach, similar world-building is found in JJK, with more modern characters 

JJK is heavily inspired and even references Bleach directly, it has a similiar setting and concept, tho executed differently. Also if you like urahara, chances are youd like Gojo. Both also got the inner demon troupe going and got amazing fights 

Similar: They both involve main characters that want to fight off evil curse beings that invade the real world and MCs wants to do whatever it takes to protect those around them. MCs also have similar personalities and have similar physique to them. Difference: In Bleach, the evil spirits are called Hollows and those that hunt them are called Soul Reapers and they use their Zanpakuto as weapons which usually comes in a form of a sword where as JJK characters use curse energy. Both shows are great with strong characters, OSTs, and animation.  

jjk is a new gen and is mostly inspired from the old gen shonens only. Bleach is much more of a anime with a raw and stronger plot and with the thousand year blood war arc this october with the new gen animation. 

And vice versa. Jujutsu Kaisen is like Bleach's successor. Both deal with invisible spiritual entities that an organization fights to protect the public. 

Both have protagonists leading a normal life until a incident occurs which changes their life and are now fulfilling their duties that decide their fate 

Intentionally or otherwise, Jujutsu Kaisen draws even more inspiration from Bleach via its original premise: A bunch of extremely powerful and especially freaky monsters with varying degrees of sentience tied to lingering attachments of the dead that not everyone can see get exterminated by teenagers. 

The whole cast is very similar to the bleach cast and they have similar enemy type  

Very similar Powers and plot. Similarities between cursed energy and spirit energy. Similarities between hollows and cursed spirits 

Both Main characters have colored hair, a demon inside of them that makes them stronger and does anything to help their friends and families no matter what. Both take place in Japan but in different locations. 

JJK is like a mixture of Naruto and Bleach. It has the best of both Anime and more! The animation is sooo good and the story has everything! Action, shounen, Drama, Comedy (and even some kind of sports) are in this show. And this was only the first season. If you like the style of Naruto and Bleach, then you will also like Jujutsu Kaisen! 

Very similar concepts of curses/hollows. Awesome main protagonists that struggle with containing an evil force. Best of all, villains that are actually menacing 

JJK is a shorter Bleach. Both feature a red-haired protagonist that gets dragged into a fight against spirits/curses that no one else can see. Each MC is surrounded by an eclectic class of characters in a world that opens up dramatically from the first episodes. 

I think JJK is heavily influenced by bleach. There is a sort of soul society that's trained to fight of demons (similar concept to hollows) to keep humans safe, the MC is a good guy that has to fight with a demon inside of him and becomes super strong but is not really liked by the "soul society" although his teacher (gives off strong urahara vibes) seems to really like him and trains him to become stronger. I think that if you like bleach you will totally like JJK too. 

Cursed spirits and hollows have very similar characteristics— being grotesque beings visible only to a certain amount of people. These people in most cases deciding to exorcist these grotesque beings in order to "protect my friends" or some self righteous thing. Itadori and Ichigo both have similar motivations: ichigo wanting to protect his friends, while itadori also wants to protect his friends and other people ( on order to give them a proper death and stuff). The mangaka for jjk also claims to be heavily inspired from Bleach, as evidenced by similar lore and background and of course the costumes and character designs— another thing to note is the black clothes in the main exorcism society: the soul society having black kimonos while jujutsu high having black to dark blue uniforms. Other than that, both the anime are set in modern Japan and have main characters with light colored hair that looks bleached (pun not intended). Besides they're both shounen so you might enjoy the other of you little such genres.   

There a lot of similarities between these two animes Intentionally or otherwise, Jujutsu Kaisen draws even more inspiration from Bleach via its original premise: A bunch of extremely powerful and especially freaky monsters with varying degrees of sentience tied to lingering attachments of the dead that not everyone can see exterminated by teenagers. 

Hello kakashi sensei little shift in theme but overall it all feels like same people. maybe naruto more about growing and juju is about getting in phase with epic battles without watching tons of fillers. 

Both about OP orange haired main characters who hold a powerful dark entity sealed within them. This dark entity will often come out to aid in battle making the MC even more brokenly OP. Both masterpiece JUMP series. 

Both MC is an Orphan / no parents Both story have a Japanese setting Both story starts the plot in a group consisting of 1 teacher and 3 students 

-Both focus on a quartet of main characters, with three students and one teacher -Both protagonists have an extremely powerful demon inside of them that grants them adequate fighting power from the start -Both see students with unique powers as the primary cast, and have a skirmish with an opposing school early on in the story to demonstrate relative power levels -Both focus on a similar format, where the heroes will go on a mission, perform their duty and then return to home base, potentially being promoted. In both, missions contribute a little to the overarching story, usually in the form of a villain appearance. 

~Itadori is like Naruto, both are jinchuriki holding a demon inside ~Fushiguro resembles and acts like sasuke, is Itadori friend and rival in a sense ~Kugisaki resembles and acts like sakura, but kugisaki isn;t useless like sakura ~Gojou is like Kakashi, cool and powerful and is like a teacher/senpai to the trio Basically it's Naruto but instead of ninjas it's demons and curses. 

- Both feature a similar quartet of main characters which I will mention below: - Yuuji and Naruto are both naive protagonists with a strong drive to succeed, both possess a dark demon inside of them that grants them immense power - Megumi and Sasuke are both dark-haired guys with a cool exterior, they have a fiery friendship/rivalry with the protagonist - Nobara and Sakura are short-tempered girls, they are especially irritated by the protagonists' antics, although I think Nobara is a much more competent character compared to Sakura - Gojo and Kakashi are seniors who play the role of the teacher for the trio, they both have a relaxing and nonchalant front which hides their true, more powerful nature, both are grey/white-haired, both wear a black mask on their face  

The personalities of the 3 protagonists in Jujutsu Kaisen literally mirrors the trio from Naruto. The design of the MCs from Jujutsu Kaisen seems to be based off of Naruto too with the teacher Gojou resembling Kakashi especially. 

Jujutsu Kaisenreminds me of Naruto in many ways. In the protagonist Itadori, Yuuji lives the strongest demon in the universe, Sukuna like in naruto kyuubi. teacher Gojou very reminds me of Kakashi they are gray-haired. kakashi reveals sharingan in battles and Gojou opens both eyes. I think if you are fans of Naruto you will definitely like Jujutsu Kaisen. 

Both feature incredible powers used in dynamic and interesting fights, beautiful animation which is/was ahead of it's time, and both have Kakashi-sensei. 

I think jujutsu can be considered the seinen cousin of naruto with obvious character parallels & similar sources for its magic system (咒术-忍术；jujutsu-ninjutsu). Also more likable characters & less filler too IMO. 

Both are battle shounen anime. Protagonists of both series start off with having an "evil" entity sealed in them. 

This series reminded me a lot of Naruto, just for the reseason that the main characters are like the same persons. 

Do you like Naruto? Well you’d love Jujutsu Kaisen then. Each show has the same premise and character relationships. Gojo is like Kakashi, Itadori like Naruto, and so on. Plus the idea of some type of monster being associated with the main character like that is in both of these shows. They are amazingly well written, and they succeed in giving you just happiness. I fully recommend it because they are alike enough, to give you the same feeling of excitement, happiness, and just pure joy when watching it.  

Both have a spiky haired doofus with a good heart for an MC on a quest to fight evil with some kind of monster living inside him. There's a rivalry with a cool dark-haired guy in each, and each teacher is a super powerful white-haired guy. The girl Nobara from Jujutsu Kaisen may not be in love with anyone like Sakura was, but they're totally sharing the "I like to be looking cute but love kicking butt" vibe. 

has the same type of aspects of naruto, but is made in a very fashionable way 

both have a main "trio" of friends, in both jjk/naruto this is 2 boys and 1 girl along with a male sensei who guides them and is quite strong yet carefree. both are well regarded shonen series with good action and plot and both incorporate a good amount of comedy in between. both mc's have a power sealed inside them, in jjk its a curse called sukuna, in naruto its a nine tailed fox, kurama 

If you enjoyed Naruto Jujutsu Kaisen is, pretty much, Naruto 2.0/ modern version. 

A red-haired protagonist, with an evil being inside him (like nine tales), who grants him more power and tries to overcome his consciousness. So this protagonist fights with bad guys/curses. There's an ongoing bromance and rivalry with a cool dark-haired guy (Sasuke), and a senior white-haired guy with face covered by mask(Kakashi).Comes in a highschool to to become a jujutu and meets a girl that completes the team seven. The red-haired protagonist learns how the cursed energy (Chakra) works and learns how an attack that gathers cursed energy in hands and has a late impact (Rassengan). 

Jujutsu Kaisen has a similar cast of characters to Naruto. Jujutsu Kaisen's main charcters are Gojo, Itadori, Fushiguro, and Kasumi. For example, Fushiguro has similar traits to Naruto's, Sasuke. Both characters have black hair, good at what they're doing, and they speak less than other chacters around them. Jujutsu Kaisen also have similarities in its plot. I won't go into much detail in the show's plot, but both shows kinda follows the Shounen fomula. Though Both of the protagonists has a monster or a strong being in their body. To sum it up, if you seen Naruto, watch Jujutsu Kaisen next. 

Pretty similar everything except JJK is way smaller... yet 

Well main similarity is is the characters. now just like naruto theres a protaganist whos not the strongest in the group. he's fun and all. that is yuji in jjk and naruto in naruto lol. then we got the useless female main character. in naruto its sakura ofc and in jjk nobara. now nobara is not useless but she is the least powerful and is very weak. then we got the cool and badass male main character. in naruto its sasuke and in jjk its megumi. both of them r very cool and powerful. then we have the cool sensei. in naruto its kakashi and in jjk its gojo.   

Depending on your perspective, Jujutsu Kaisen either takes inspiration from, or rips-off, from other popular shounen anime. In particular Jujutsu Kaisen borrows heavily from Naruto, just to name a few similarities: -the protagonist (Naruto/Itadori) is a hot-headed but good-natured boy with colorful spiky hair and a has an evil demon residing within him -his mentor (Kakashi/Gojou) is an irresponsible dude whose supper-power is contained in his eyes and thus always wears an eye-cover. -their companion (Sasuke/Fushiguro) is gloomy, dark-haired guy, who harbors a dark secret and whom the evil spirit wants to posses. -the villain (Orochimaru/Sukuna) is an evil immortal deity who wants to possess the protagonists -similar power systems, everyone has an intrinsic ability, but you have to channel your energy, train hard, believe in yourself etc. -nearly identical story structure: first episode about the protagonist getting rescued and discovering his power, then a few episodes dedicated to a mission, then a tournament arc that inevitably gets hijacked by the antagonists. -the ninjas/jujutsu sorcerers are mostly grouped in groups of 3, two boys and a girl. Could go on but you get the idea. If you're a fan of shounen action show odds are you probably would like either anime.   

There are so many similarities between Naruto and Jujutsu Kaisen: - A powerful being once feared by society now lives in the body of a boy, becomes a source of powerful energy. Both kurama (naruto) and sukuna (jujutsu kaisen) are savages but became good companion to both main characters. - kakashi and gojou are basically same (only gojou is much funnier and more powerful), the appearance is similar - platinum hair with something to cover specific face feature. (and both are good looking and popular among anime watchers) - the friendship dynamic is so similar as well - 2 boys and 1 girl. 1 boy who has silly, friendly and comedic personality, 1 boy who is serious and silent type, and 1 girl who is rather loud and hot-tempered. The 2 boys are also rivals to each other, and have more power than the other girl. - They also have a tournament or some sort, where contestants from various schools/dojo would gather to have competitions. - The way they show how chakra works is also very similar. - The difference is only that since Naruto has tons of episodes, it's more slow-paced, while Jujutsu Kaisen is more fast-paced considering it's only 24 episodes.   

Both anime have elements of action and fantasy, as well as similar themes such as power struggles, friendship, betrayal, and a strong focus on strength and mastery of martial arts. In both anime, there are characters with supernatural abilities that they use in battles. In "Magical Battle," this is due to the presence of magical artifacts that give their owners special abilities, while in Naruto it's ninja techniques and jutsu. Both anime have a strong emphasis on character development and relationships, as well as emotional depth and empathy for the heroes. Finally, "Magical Battle" has its unique features, such as a focus on the line between good and evil and finding one's own truth, which may interest Naruto fans looking for something new and exciting in the action/fantasy genre. Overall, "Magical Battle" could be an interesting choice for Naruto fans looking for new anime in the action/fantasy genre, as well as those who value character development and strong emotional components. The main protagonists in both anime - Naruto and Takeo - start their journey from a lower level and go through constant development and improvement of their skills to achieve their goals. Both main characters are hardworking and motivated, but can sometimes be naive and willing to take risks to prove their strength. Both main characters have reliable friends and allies who help them overcome difficulties and achieve success. In "Naruto," these are Sasuke, Sakura, and many other ninjas, while in "Magical Battle," it's Izumi, Rin, and other mages. Both anime have villains who use their abilities and knowledge to achieve their goals and establish their power over other characters. Some characters in both anime also have their unique personalities and styles that help them stand out among other characters. For example, in "Naruto," it's Guy and Rock Lee, who have a very unusual fighting style, and in "Magical Battle," it's Shizumu and Kazuki, who have their unique magical abilities. Finally, both anime have characters who have gone through difficulties and losses that helped them become stronger and better in the future. For example, in "Naruto," these are Kakashi and Itachi, while in "Magical Battle," it's Kuroe and Madoka. Overall, the characters in both anime have many common traits that make them similar to each other. These traits include hard work, motivation, friendship, alliance, uniqueness of personality, and experience that helped them become stronger and achieve their goals.  

Gojo and Kakashi might as well be the same character! Silver haired, overpowered teacher who at first Funny the students, or is at best aloof and carefree around them. The protagonists are also similar, in the sense that they have their own goals unrelated to the schools they attend, and getting stronger just happens to be the path to that goal 

Jujutsu Kaisen draws heavy inspiration from Naruto, with many plot points in Jujutsu Kaisen bearing similarities to those in Naruto. I can't mention much without spoiling both series. However, I only recommend watching Jujutsu Kaisen if you want to watch fights due to its poor world-building and lack of meaningful character interactions. The main characters in Jujutsu Kaisen mirror the main characters in Naruto. Naruto = Yuji Sasuke = Megumi Sakura = Nobara Kakashi = Gojo Additionally, there are other characters I believe to be inspired by Naruto in design and personality. Shikamaru = Kokichi/Mechamaru Tsunade = Yuki There are only a few strong female characters in both series, and stronger male characters overshadow them. Although, female characters are treated better in Naruto. The Kyoto Goodwill Event arc in JJK appears to take inspiration from Naruto's Chunin Exams arc. In JJK, the students battle in a forest reminiscent of Naruto's Forest of Death during the Chunin Exams. Both arcs feature competitors from different regions participating in a competition, such as the Kyoto and Tokyo schools in JJK and the Hidden Leaf and Sand villages in Naruto. Additionally, there are parallels in the beginning of the arcs, as the Kyoto students haze the Tokyo students similar to how the Sand genin hazed the Hidden Leaf genin. Moreover, without giving away any spoilers, both arcs in Naruto and JJK culminate in similar events towards their conclusions.  

Where there are paranormal activities, there also exists a normal life with ordinary people. Both shows focus on protagonists who combat these paranormal activities to maintain peace in the normal world. 

Both anime have similar themes with the monsters they fight. The MCs from both shows are pretty similar, quite strong and humorous. Noragami and Jujutsu Kaisen are great comedy anime, I enjoyed watching both shows. 

Both shows have so many similarities it's hard to count. The main reason I would watch both of these shows is because they prioritize different elements of their stories slightly differently and it can create a moderately different viewing experience sometimes. If you are a fan of either of these shows, watching the other will help you get a better perspective on what exactly you like or dislike about each. You won't dislike either shows, you just might like one a little better than the other. 

Supernatural non-human curse fighting. Both animes have a similar mood, plot, and theme. With a mixture of action and comedy, both are masterpieces.  

Spirits, curses, spiritual power and what not.... these are some of those things we are all familiar with, and why not when some of the most popular series around too have an ample amount of this involved in them. Both have some eye-catching fights throughout, but still that's not the best part as comedy scores the highest point in both of them. If looking for a somewhat high school setting with the protagonist being a high schooler too then go for Jujutsu Kaisen. Want a protagonist working his ass off doing part time even after being a god himself, you can have your way to Noragami.  

both relate to the spirit world and how to deal with these spirits / how they interact with our physical world 

The villains are very similar, with jujutsu kaisen curses being born from negative emotions, and noragami phantoms creating negative emotions 

The monsters are the same concept but in jujutsu kaisen it's called curse and noragami it's called phantom. i my opinion is jujutsu kaisen a better version from noragami you should just check it out if you not already did.  

Both have a really similar concept of 'negative emotions' becoming monsters that are invisible to human eye. While Jujutsu Sorcerers deal with these curses in JJK, Noragami has minor and major deities take care of them, one of them being the MC. Both have some really wacky comedy at times and can be serious at others, although JJK is way more action based. 

Both anime’s have great characters as well as great comedy and battle scenes. Both anime’s are also centered around spirits and warding off the evil ones to keeps everybody safe. 

its got the fighting and also the humour aspect which reminded me of jjk 

-Both shows have a group of humans who use special powers to deal with the supernatural. -Both shows have a darker theme to the story but feature a lot of goofy moments with the characters. -Both shows involve some characters fighting against something that normal people can't. 

both have creatures(curses/phantoms) that are formed due peoples negative thoughts and emotions and only a few people can see them and fight them. 

Both animes have great fights and humor; in my opinion, Jujutsu Kaisen is one point better than Noragami, but both are pretty good shows. Both shows have a dark theme, and the MCs are similar in that they are both strong and humorous. The main trio in these two shows is not identical, but they are quite similar; additionally, the phantom in Noragami and the curse in Jujutsu Kaisen are nearly identical. And both of them have banger openings, Kyouran and Kaikai are incredible. 

Both are based around supernatural evil creatures that the main characters fight against. Noragami feels much more episodic than JJK and has much less Naruto-like abilities to fight the creatures, but aside from that, they're pretty similar. 

phantoms/cursed spirits the main characters have to deal with + only a selected few can see them. yato's character is like gojo. instead of cursed techniques, noragami uses something called 'regalia' to deal with phantoms. i watched jjk before noragami, and found they are more similar than what other people think 

It deals with false things curses and the like. The animation in both is incredible and both main characters behave the same.  

they are both shounen and more importanly their power systems are very complex and well though out and fun to see and the two main chracters have very similar personalities beside the hype and pump of Adrenaline you get from the fights and very well done and solidly written villains. definitely recommend jujutsu kaisen If you liked hunterXhunter 

Both have similar power/magic systems, that are structured in very similar ways. Both are dark battle fantasy anime. Both have strong horror elements. Both have memorable casts of memorable characters.  

Similar Power System, Jujutsu is very similar to nen but unique at the same time. Likeable characters, Gon and Itadori are very similar when fighting. 

There's a certain magic that both shows focus very heavily on and use (though Hunter x Hunter's is more complex and harder to understand at times). The characters can "create" their own skills with this magic which makes for some really intense and awesome fight scenes. And the main cast meets a bunch of unique and different people so there's plenty of characters to meet and watch. 

The two of them have powerful and intelligent fights, and they present great story and characters, you must read the manga and watch the anime 

Both Shonen feature interesting power systems that get explored to no end and even share some similarities (Like the fact that restricting an ability in one way makes it stronger in another way) 

Has a unique power system. 

Just like Hunter x Hunter (HxH), Jujutsu Kaisen (JJK) has a very interesting and and well-implemented power system. Although not as fleshed out and in-depth as HxH's power system, it brings really cool elements to the table introducing pacts and requirements which make the characters more powerful but at a risk. Both anime's have fantastic animation and great fight scenes. Although HxH's animation doesn't really have much CGI, JJK pulls it off and combines normal animation and CGI perfectly, implementing awesome shots and perspectives that only shows like Demon Slayer have been able to achieve well. Along with the animation, there's some very interesting story and character development. Although the story isn't as dark and deep as HxH's, the fights, characters and very nice pacing of the story help make it almost perfect both for seasoned weebs n' people who are new to watching anime and cartoons. Overall, I highly recommend it! If you're just starting out with watching shounen anime or just anime/cartoons in general, I'd give it a try. It's not super long and the episodes grow increasingly better as you watch it.  

If you like the powers and abilities unique to each character similar to Hunter x Hunter or Psyren, coupled with the strong bonds of friendship that's not cliche as naruto and one piece but kind of like how Hitman Reborn was, then this is the anime and the manga for you. Jujutsu Kaisen is malleable enough to be Shonen but has the gore and realism elements in it to also be close to some Seinen anime/manga such as Berserk (well maybe not that fucked up but you know what I mean) or Ajin. Since I have bias towards anime with unique power structures like Hunter x Hunter and Psyren where its just not the generic shout=power up or friendship-danger=instapower, the anime and the manga really speak out to me and I hope you'll pick it up and support it so that the awesome sequences in the manga will continue to be animated.   

HxH and JJK have similar power systems with dope ass fight scenes and osts For no reasons mentioned both of the MC's are totally capable of winning every olympics event to start the show with both of them trying their best not to kill anyone while still getting stronger 

First of all, both anime are great. Both anime uses the "magic power" system aspect in their shows. (you know what I mean if you watch one of them). Honestly both great shounen, go watch them now. 

good story and action adventure 

Complex powers, lots of explanations, fucked up fights, desperate moments, but the most important thing is the fact that the Jujutsu kaisen mangaka has already said that he was inspired by HxH for some things in his manga. 

great characters and fun story with a complex power system.  

Both have elite schools our MCs enlist in to train to combat a threat to humanity (curses in jkk, demons in BE). Both have great humour, art styles, OSTs and characters. 

Everything is going around the main teen character who is suddenly becoming the center of a huge conflict and a "threat" to humanity without even trying. A cliché fights between the good ones and bad ones who want that one kid for themselves.  

- They both deal with the supernatural - Both are about exorcism and fighting against supernatural evil - Both have main characters which deal with their evil side - Both have main characters which loss their godfather in the first episodes - Both are mixed with dark fantasy and comedy 

"Blue Exorcist" and "Jujutsu Kaisen" both involve characters fighting supernatural threats with special abilities. They feature protagonists navigating complex worlds of magic and demons, with themes of friendship and the battle between good and evil. 

demons and curses, blah blah. mc has to get executed. if ykyk 

both are set in a world with 'monster" like creature in which some people can see and can go to a school to learn to kill these monsters. 

Both MC have demonic powers and the plot is almost the same, just exorcising some demons and curses 

In both of these shows, Protagonist is a vessel of a demon and has to constantly fight the evil inside him to protect his loved ones. Moreover, The exorcism of curses and the comedic presentation of various characters in these 2 are what makes me feel like they have a lot in common.  

The story is kinda similar,in both of the stories the protangonist have to fight evil sprits  

Normal Lives? Sike. The main characters from both shows thought that their life would be just like anyone else in the world, who live a normal life and pass away in peace. However, they are posses with special powers where a demon lies inside them and forces them to change their style of life to saving mankind. Both of the series are very interesting shounen animes where the expected is never true. Similarities: - Both animes are about fighting supernatural creatures which is a threat to mankind - Both main characters have to deal with their evil side - Both MCs has to get executed for good 

Both of them are about exorcising demons. They are also some funny moments in both animes to enjoy. 

-Main characters look good af. -Lovable side characters. Both are considered to be really dangerous by other people in anime. Both have hard time to prove they are not evil and actually work hard to prove others wrong. Both animes have amazing fight scenes. 

both have a similar power logic and use, the chacra resembles the cursed energy, the genjutsus resembles the domain expansion, the shikkigami summoning resembles the naruto summoning animals, etc the difference is that naruto can have a slow and convoluted story full of fillers, whereas jujutsu is more interesting and engaging 

Both anime have a main character with some inside unknown power. The main character is in a team with a very capable sensei, (white hair is the best), training to become more powerful and skilled with his abilities to protect his friends. I could observe some similarities regarding Jujutsu Kaisen's jutsus They need some hand sings to perform and many of them are similar (Summoning Jutsu, Hand-to-hand combat, cursed energy release vs chakra release) 

This should be an obvious recommendation, after all, Jujustu Kaisen, although I like it much more than Naruto, is essentially a copy & paste of the former. Regardless, the animation in Jujustu is stunning, the power system is interesting, and the fight scenes are impeccable. Personally, battle shounen is one of lesser liked genres, yet I still find this show entertaining and enjoyable to watch.  

As for the season 1, it gives off a great and similar vibe to Naruto, the set of the main characters is similar as well, perfect pace for the story with great action intensity and animation 

do i need to explain 

Jujutsu Kaisen contains allusions to Naruto that unfold as jokes. In addition, this series is very well animated and great to watch. 

from one peak shounen to another, trust me  

Shippuden and Jujutsu Kaisen are really good and they're pretty similar. 

JJK is like a mixture of Naruto and Bleach. It has the best of both Anime and more! The animation is sooo good and the story has everything! Action, shounen, Drama, Comedy (and even some kind of sports) are in this show. And this was only the first season. If you like the style of Naruto and Bleach, then you will also like Jujutsu Kaisen! 

Jujutsu Kaisen and Naruto: Shippuden both have great fights, interesting villians and there own big three. 

jujutsu kaisen is a great series you should watch and if you are a pro binge watcher than you can watch this series in one day because it only has 24 episodes. It was the best anime of the year according to fans. This is similar to naruto shippuuden because just like it the mc has a secret power inside which helps him and he is too raised by his grandfather 

The same classic rival duo except we have a pink haired Naruto, a useful Sakura and a somewhat friendly Saskue. ALSO A HOTTER KAKASHI 

a shounen anime, based around high schoolers fighting against an enemy. 

Both are shounen series with lots of actions, development and amazing side-characters along with cool concept and amazing animation  

To put it shortly, boy eats body part and becomes overly powered. 

The hero (Deku, Itadori) eats a body part that gives him powers, which ends up posing a great danger to him. Hero goes to a school for the students with the power system (Quirks, Jujutsu), and one of his teachers is a character similar to Kakashi from Naruto (Aizawa, Gojo). One of the major antagonists in both series (Shigaraki, Mahito) are pretty similar too. 

Both have a similar ranking system and a school to train them. Both have one so called strongest character of the show. Both have a similar concept of villain/curses who good people fight. In both shows the main character has to eat something to gain power. Most characters also act similar in both the shows.  

Both main characters are shoved into an entirely new reality they weren’t ready for. Jujutsu Kaisen gives off the same vibes as MHA. I highly recommend the show, you’re bound to like it if you like My Hero Academia! 

My hero academia is a lot like jujitsu kaisen in the way they both have a motivated, happy, main protagonists that defend people and they both have to earn their power in a way. 

The story of a main character who goes to a school with a teacher who is OP and makes 3 close friends and a bunch of other not so close friends with powers. 

Both the animes are about supernatural powers or strength. 

Both are about a young boy learning about his powers and going to school and killing bad things. and both have really great friendship aspects  

I would fully recommend watching Jujutsu Kaisen because I never feel like missing out on anime is an option. I saw memes and jokes (:sorry for spoilers") But I saw the main charter eating a finger, eww I know right. Sounds weird. But trust me, its worth it. You get to know a lot more things and there's a huge community for this show, so you get to share your ideas in it. And this show Is generally awesome. Its a huge turn From MHA because this show is a little dark, but 100% worth your time. 

Both features a high schooler whos motivation is to save people from monsters. They both also takes place in a superschool setting wheres their methods of getting their powers and joining are very similar. 

-Both involve main characters sharing a body with some kind of enigmatic entity, who failed to completely take them over -Both have a distinct horror themeing to them -They even have the same aesthetic of mouths and eyes appearing on the possessed's face and limbs -Both take place in modern day 

Both shows have similar, somwhat dark atmosphere, are packed with action and very fun to watch, while at times pondering on more serious topics. Both have supernatural elements, and [minor spoiler] deaths of many characters. One of the similarities is also main character that undergoes a change in his life and acquires abilities that he's never dreamed of, suffers, changes forever and learn more about what it is to be human. And both OSTs are amazing, animation is solid (jjk's animation is more impressive imo, but Parasyte also looks amazing)  

Both involve something trying to take over a host's body; and the main character in both are unable to be taken over completely.  

Both Kiseijuu: Sei no Kakuritsu and Jujutsu Kaisen have the main protagonist sharing a body with a supernatural force. In Kiseijuu: Sei no Kakuritsu, Shinichi Izumi gets infected with a parasite, and in Jujutsu Kaisen, Yuji Itadora gets infected with a curse. Both are dark action horror anime, with Kiseijuu: Sei no Kakuritsu leaning on the seinen side, and is much darker as a result. But both are still pretty similar. Both are 24 episodes as well (Jujutsu Kaisen will have more seasons in the future, however), and the same character designer worked on both. If you liked one, check out the other! 

Both are supernatural Both are really great Both have the same character designer 

Jujutsu kaisen and Parasyte have a similar first volume cover that's because Gege's a big Parasyte fan and it's one of his first recommendation to fans.  

While the storyline and tone are very different, Kiseijuu: Sei no Kakuritsu and Jujutsu Kaisen (TV) both have the main protagonist go through a big change. The art styles are slightly alike due to a shared character designer as well. Both have great animation and music as well! 

Both are series based on spirits so the action is pretty similar. Both MC have really cool teachers and the animation of both series is awesome. 

they both are action animes with comedy and both very amazing 

Both have supernatural monsters and powers. 

Mob Psycho and JJK have basically the exact same premise; there are spirits harassing people around Japan, so we have to go stop them! Mob Psycho uses this in a more comedic approach, while JJK does the opposite, being much more serious, and relying much more on it's action. Both are great shows, and its really interesting to see how they both handle a very similar story concept. 

Both shows involve likable and gifted characters battling against mysterious cursed spirits that represent the worst of humanity, while also being incredibly funny! 

Both have demons. People fight with people and the supernatural element fits somewhere in between. One OP character. Mob 100 is more on gag side, JJK is more Drama/Horror. 

Jujutsu Kaisen is a shonen anime that has lots of great animated fights with great directions just like Mob Psycho :) 

-Same Studio (MAPPA) -Varied Action and Combat -Has similar Action -The main character has hidden or another power  

I don't man, it's the vibes. The action has a similar visual style with the camera work being fast. The humor is thrown in in a similar way. It just feels right 

The dynamics between the main trio is similar in both anime and the fights remind me very much of Jujutsu Kaisen. We don't have the same supernatural powers here, but what they deliver is still something special 

They both focus around a main trio with similar dynamics who have supernatural powers, interesting stories that end with a cliffhanger, nice fighting scenes. 

- a lot of fights - very enjoyable MC - same (even a bit better) level of animation - interesting story with a nice cliffhanger - MAPPA supremacy 

Very similar vibes but idk if they have much in common besides the characters being op.  

Great combat fighting! Story revolving around a trio :) Worth your time!! 

kemono jihen is a really good anime but kemono jihen got overshadowed by jjk because it aired around the same time as jjk. I kind a get the same vibes from them. both are supernaturel shounen anime. both are about a group defeating monsters.  

Mcs are very badass like they didn't fear death at all Although kemono jihen characters focus more towards children but i really like it!  

Paranormal creatures exist, a trio will be born and the events caused by the antagonists will introduce the past of our main characters, in Jujutsu, Sukuna's fingers are above all the main quest while in Kemono, they can be likened to stones with a certain power, the fights are as good as the secondary characters, as well as the openings that encouraged me a lot to get into it. 

- both shounen with some pessimist view - complex characters with good development - the art style really suits the tone of the manga - both have boss/teachers and kids with trauma facing the world - interesting characters and jokes - sukuna and inugami has the same voice actor :D 

some bros fighting monsters and shit, the cool sensei*, kinda dense mc, over all wholesomeness and gravity at times 

Both hold a certain visual elegance which enhances the watching experience. They both have beautiful fighting sequences which are all extremely enjoyable and a goofy and funny side to the show. Even though neither have revolutionized the shounen genre and they may contain some common anime tropes, they execute it well and create an interesting plot throughout with well explored premises and backstories. I highly recommend both. 

Gojo and Dazai are too similar(though there are differences for sure), especially their roles in their respective anime. The nakama feels, the superpowers, Our Main protagonist being someone we will absolutely adore and seeing them grow will make us proud. The Main protagonist Yuuji and Atsushi are important. 

Both anime are a solid balance of dark plot and humour, and are backed by very similar character dynamics and power systems. Excellent animation and visuals.  

Has similar dynamics such as the supernatural and plotline aspects. Involves MC gaining/finding their power although one is based in a detective agency and the other enters the schooling scene. Both have humorous tones although they follow a serious man vs self conflict. TW for Bungou stray dogs as it has suicide/abuse themes. Both are in the action genre so violence and death is included.  

Set in real world but with humans capable of seeing demons, with the main male protagonist that in some sort can be turned into one and be considered a danger. Both include quite some action and top tier animation. 

although kyoukai no kanata involves romance between the mcs, i feel like it is similar to jjk in regards to the whole slaying creatures thing. they both have comedy as well. i think if you enjoy jjk, you'll like kyoukai no kanata too. (if you dont mind the romance but i feel like they do it really tastefully)  

Both have people who fight off evil sprits that only they can see. One show being called Spirit Warriors and the other being called Jujutsu Sorcerers. MC's are similar in the sense that they both have a somewhat evil spirit trapped inside of them as well. 

Jujutsu Kaisen employs the same type of system: curses. Also, the MCs are similar; both of them have a special entity enclosed within them. Both of them occasionally use humor and are hilarious. They also have exceptional fights and animations. 

Both anime have supernatural and fantasy elements, are exciting and funny fantasy fighting and making friends in between the fights. 

Jujutsu Kaisen sort of feels like a slightly more grown-up version of Soul Eater. Both have a fun cast of quirky characters and lots of funny dialogue. These series both also manage to incorporate their humor into a story with a lot of more serious action and horror elements, without sacrificing the drama of those more serious elements. 

These two are shonens that takes place in a superschool setting. With a prominent feature of demons and extremely frequent comedy . Where the plot revolves around the mains going on misadventures 

Nice animation. Addicting action and great choreography. Banger opening. 

Mind-blowing fights though not upto the level of One Punch Man but still amazing. 

both have there moments where things that are serious taken lightly , although the storyline is a little bit diffrent but having unique storyline is good right? Both have villians made by humans only aka MADE BY SOCIETY and is fun to watch as most the time it doesn't gets off the track when there is comedy scene happening in the show. JJk manga and anime is really diffrent in expression so I would recommend to go for anime then start with manga 

Both main character undergo drastic physical changes early on in the series which then opens up their world and gives them the strength to fight dark entities (demons in Devilman, curses in JJK). 

Both are ultra violent and bloody action packed supernatural demon themed series where its human vs pretty much inhuman and also lots of hectic shit happening throughout the story as well too. 

i dont know how to explain it buT THEY HAVE THE SAME VIBES..... 

Both have amazing, beautiful and catchy OP & ED Theme songs and Visuals!!! Yeah I love the songs and the visuals they just sync perfectly and so catchy. The story are both great too. I watched Jujutsu Kaisen back at Fall 2020 when it was airing. The premiere of Episode 1 that time i know this is gonna be amazing I already loved it. The animation of Jujutsu Kaisen by studio MAPPA is a masterpiece, the characters are good looking too. I'm glad I'm a witness of such masterpiece airing back at Fall 2020. For Black Clover the animation is great too but not consistent because its not a seasonal anime it's a hundred episode so don't expect some perfect animation every episode. I'm a fan of both.   

Similarities: Supernatural powers to save their community and environment Action-packed Both have hard-working characters 

Supernatural powers to fight of enemy  

Both worlds have monsters which only certain people are able to see. In JJK they're called Curses while Mieruko calls them ghosts. Monsters have similar demented designs. JJK focuses more on action battling these monsters while Mieruko blends comedy and horror (may have some action later) Protagonist in both becomes aware of these monsters in the first episode. 

It was rly hard to find something similar to this show, becouse horny, comedy horror is just too specific to this show, but from 1/4 show it started to reminde me Jujutsu Kaisen. Both shows are about protagonist who is able to see ghosts/curses, but Itadori doesnt ignore them :D Comedy is present in both shows too, so only horny element is missing :D 

- Both have similar cursed - Both MC can see the cursed - Both MC just have little school life - Both show have little sad scene 

They're both about kids who are good at fighting who, as a result of an unexpected life-threatening incident become involved with the paranormal. Yu Yu Hakusho goes almost immediately into a training arc and a tournament while Jujitsu Kaisen starts out with the MC getting put into a more formal magical school. The MC of both is basically a loudmouthed idiot but they're both pretty endearing.  

I feel like Jujutsu Kaisen was definitely inspired by Yuu Yuu Hakusho and Hunter x Hunter. Aesthetic wise I can compare it more to HxH but the plot is definitely more like Yuu Yuu Hakusho. Both protagonist unexpectedly become involved with the supernatural world that surrounds the regular humans and both of them have loud personalities. 

Supernaturally powered characters make use of tools and ridiculous abilities to fight one another. Each fight feels distinct in both how they play out and appear visually. Unbelievably strong meathead MC is the guiding force for the main cast. Almost all forward action is concurrent with what they do throughout the show. The group dynamic between said MC and his allies becomes quickly engrossing. 

The main protagonists in D.Gray-man and Jujutsu Kaisen (TV) are cursed, with Allen from D.Gray-man having a messed up arm and Yuji from Jujutsu Kaisen (TV) having a demon inside him. Both anime have a darker tone than most battle shounen anime, and both involve exorcists and demons, with D.Gray-man having Akuma and Jujutsu Kaisen (TV) having Curses. Both are worth a watch for sure. 

-Young male character is part of organisation that is fighting/excorsising demons/youkai -both main characters have mentors that are very strong -there are many characters involved -dark themes lots of story happens during night -coalition of enemies-monsters -shonnen age group Both animes are popular and very similar that makes worth watching if you like such tropes. 

They're really similar in terms of dealing with souls and "monsters" and such. Both main characters are strong from the beginning and have carefree nonchalant like dispositions while also caring for their friends I think if you liked bleach and kinda want the same type of plot and concepts like dealing with souls, you should definitely give this a try! The manga is really good too.  

Jujutsu Kaisen has the same premise as Bleach, although it is inspired by the shonen classic but does things differently. The power system is unique, all the characters have an appeal to them, the pacing is ideal, and the humor, animation, and even the action reach anime's peak. It's not fair to compare the two since one was inspired, and the other has so much filler, but with this new Bleach arc, it's staggering to see 'The Big 3' back. If you love Bleach and haven't seen Jujutsu Kaisen, I highly recommend it! 

They are both centered around exorcising spirits and yokai. 

Similarities: -Both have to do with hunting spirits -Same idea of human thoughts manifesting into evil spirits 

Its similar because its the same genre and both are really good 

They both show a story of where the main protagonist goes against these cursed things and manage to defeat it with honor. They are both really great, and the graphics of one may be a little bit better, but both of them are nice. 

it shows that funny experience while being interesting and unique  

both are duel action themed anime with a supernatural twist with them nice art and character designs as well as suspense too. And also an mc having a dark side as well too and some horror elements included. 

Chainsaw Man, Jujutsu Kaisen and Hell's Paradise are renowned for their grisly and gruesome themes, tackling serious issues with a gory approach. As a result, the three have been coined the "dark trio" of anime by the animanga community. 

Both have a group of friends fighting against supernatural villains. Great animation in both and with twisted villains fighting the lovable good guys 

Both are dark urban fantasy in which the protagonist becomes a monster of some sort and must adapt to these new conditions. They share a very similar horror atmosphere and aesthetics. Both have gorgeous sound and visuals. 

Action, amazing battles, fantasy, great friendships and well-writen characters are some of the many things you can spot at both shows. In both anime our protagonists in one way or another have now some powers that it 's their duty as it has been point out by others, to take full advantage of it and help others by fighting. But it 's not just that. Humor, mind-blowing skills and great battles and a lot of other things that you should discover by yourself by watching this anime.  

- Both have special empowered weapons in order to fight against the enemy - Main characters are similar to each other - "Enemies" in both anime have rankings similar to each other, although it is more mentioned in Jujutsu Kaisen - Both anime have a school for training against the enemy 

Both are dark fantasy battle shounen anime with memorable characters, incredibly well drawn action scenes and engaging storylines. Both have very lively protagonists that desire to help people, using their special abilities. Both have horror themes and vibes.  

Both have well animated fight scenes, an over powered character, nice music score. So if you liked Jujutsu Kaisen check out Noblesse too