Will ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ Season 4 - 'Culling Game Arc Part 2' Release on Netflix? Where, When, and How to Watch

Published 06/19/2026, 11:11 AM CDT

Credits: Gojo vs Sukuna - Full Fight | Jujutsu Kaisen Season 1 Episode 2 | 4K 60FPS | Eng Sub / Neobrane via YouTube / Production - Hiroaki Matsutani and Toho Animation / Animator - MAPPA

After shattering streaming records with 3 legendary seasons, Jujutsu Kaisen is preparing for its most chaotic chapter yet. The explosive new Season 4 trailer has ignited absolute frenzy, leaving millions of fans asking one burning question: Will this supernatural masterpiece drop on Netflix, or will viewers need to look elsewhere to witness the sorcery unfold? With anticipation at fever pitch after the glimpse of The Culling Game Arc in the third season, one can only forge streaming comforts in the battles about to be fought. 

The battle lines are officially drawn as the anime world prepares for the ultimate showdown, one that extends to the streaming world. 

Is Jujutsu Kaisen season 4 coming to Netflix? If yes, when?

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

Jujutsu Kaisen season 4, officially covering The Culling Game Arc Part 2, is currently under active production by Studio MAPPA. On the other hand, however, streaming availability for the upcoming season will heavily depend on the global location due to regional licensing. For viewers in Western markets, Crunchyroll retains the primary global simulcast rights, making it the fastest destination for fresh episodes. If viewers reside outside of Asia, Netflix will likely not have immediate access.

While an exact premiere date is not locked in, industry projections point toward an early 2027 release window. Fans are eagerly calculating how long they must wait for the next curse-shattering arc.

Netflix holds the streaming rights for specific territories, including India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. While the platform will eventually host the continuation in those regions, it will not offer a global simulcast. The plot will follow Yuji Itadori navigating Kenjaku’s deadly, tournament-style sorcerer elimination game.

'Jujutsu Kaisen' Season 3 Sets Netflix Release: Check When to Stream 2026’s Most Anticipated Return

A thrilling sneak peek has arrived to give audiences a glimpse of the impending chaos.

MAPPA drops explosive season 4 teaser trailer- Jujutsu Kaisen season 4

The MAPPA 15th Anniversary Lineup Reveal started with a massive bang by dropping the very first teaser trailer for Jujutsu Kaisen season 4 after 3 successful seasons. The promotional video proudly reaffirmed that the production is diligently underway at the studio. The footage promises to deliver the same animation that defined previous arcs.

Exciting leadership changes are happening behind the scenes for this upcoming installment. Takeru Sato is officially taking over directorial duties, while former director Shota Goshozono moves up to chief director. According to anime expert Daryl Harding, the studio holds its big anniversary event tomorrow to showcase more exclusive visuals, as mentioned by Crunchyroll.

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

The core creative team remains robust to ensure the signature quality stays intact. Hiroshi Seko returns to write the series composition, while Yoshimasa Teuri handles the musical score. This powerhouse crew is dedicated to adapting the brutal reality of Gege Akutami’s original manga series flawlessly. While Netflix viewers in select Asian regions will experience The Culling Game Arc Part 2 at a later date, fans in the US should look to Crunchyroll for early 2027 episodes, 

'Jujutsu Kaisen' Season 3 Turns Survival Into a Game: The Culling Game Explained

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

What do you think about Jujutsu Kaisen season 4 streaming options? Let us know in the comments.

SHARE THIS ARTICLE :

ADVERTISEMENT

Soma Mitra

1456 articles

Soma is a journalist at Netflix Junkie. With a postgraduate degree in Mass Communication, she brings production experience from documentary films like Chandua: Stories on Fabric. Covering the true crime and docu-drama beat, she turns psychological thrillers into sharp, audience-aware storytelling.

Edited By: Adiba Nizami

ADVERTISEMENT

EDITORS' PICK