List of Jujutsu Kaisen Anime Theme Songs | Complete Coverage of Seasons 1, 2, the Movie, and Artist Information Including King Gnu

Based on the hugely popular manga by Gege Akutami, serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha), the anime "Jujutsu Kaisen" features not only dynamic battles between powerful sorcerers and curses, but also captivating opening and ending themes, along with insert songs that faithfully express the series' atmosphere.

This article introduces the highly acclaimed "Jujutsu Kaisen" songs praised by fans as "god-tier tracks," "endlessly repeatable," and "emotional," including details about the artists, the appeal of the tracks, and fan reactions.

What is "Jujutsu Kaisen," whose Opening and Ending themes are also hot topics?

Yuji Itadori (voiced by Junya Enoki), a high schooler with extraordinary physical abilities, one day eats the Special Grade Cursed Object "Sukuna's Finger" to save a classmate attacked by a curse, thereby inheriting a curse within his own soul. Sharing a body with Ryomen Sukuna (voiced by Junichi Suwabe), the King of Curses, Yuji is introduced by the strongest sorcerer Satoru Gojo (voiced by Yuichi Nakamura) to the Tokyo Jujutsu High School, a specialized organization for fighting curses, and becomes embroiled in battles with manifested cursed spirits.

The original manga has exceeded 90 million copies in total circulation, making it a notable hit from Weekly Shonen Jump, often said to follow the societal phenomenon created by "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba." The first season of the "Jujutsu Kaisen" anime, which began airing in October 2020, was so popular that related keywords dominated Twitter trends with each broadcast.

Attention is not only on the main story of the anime "Jujutsu Kaisen" but also on its songs, which immerse viewers in its world. Just as LiSA's "Gurenge," the opening of "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba," became a massive hit, the songs of Jujutsu Kaisen are a crucial element in maximizing the appeal of its story, moving viewers through their synergy with the animation.

Season 2 "Shibuya Incident" Opening Theme "SPECIALZ" by King Gnu

・「SPECIALZ」

King Gnu, who previously handled both the main theme "Ichizu" and ending theme "Sakayume" for the film "Jujutsu Kaisen 0," returns to compose the theme for Jujutsu Kaisen once again.

　The new track "SPECIALZ" was released in full in advance to coincide with the broadcast of the first "Shibuya Incident" episode, with a CD release following on September 6. The limited first edition jacket, illustrated by OSRIN and Makoto Arai of PERIMETRON (King Gnu's visual team), was drawn with the "Shibuya Incident" in mind and depicts the energetic protagonist Yuji Itadori, along with hordes of powerful cursed spirits and towering skyscrapers in a dynamic composition.

About King Gnu, who created "SPECIALZ"

Photo by Tomoyuki Kawakami

King Gnu began activities under the name Srv.Vinci in 2015, changing to their current name in April 2017. Their unique pop sensibilities in melody and vocals lead the J-POP scene. Not limited to music, the band also presents a singular worldview in live performances, visuals, and artwork.

Upon being selected to compose the opening theme for the "Shibuya Incident" arc of "Jujutsu Kaisen" Season 2, the following comments were released:

King Gnu Daiki Tsuneta Comment:
"It's a great honor to be offered the opening theme for Jujutsu Kaisen: Shibuya Incident. I believe we've created a track fitting the rampage of the curses, so please look forward to 'SPECIALZ!' Listen at full blast and let yourself go."

PERIMETRON, Makoto Arai Comment:
"Mixing, madness, writhing.
We imbued the intense, frenzied ensemble drama of the 'Shibuya Incident' into the 'SPECIALZ' artwork.
The limited edition CD has a special physical design, so I hope you'll check it out."

PERIMETRON, OSRIN Comment:
"Tsuneta really understands curses.
No, he himself is on the side of the curses, from the start.
He lives by cursing himself.
Otherwise, he couldn't make a song like that.
We also carefully infused magic into our work.
Makocchan (Makoto Arai) is a cursed corpse.
This is, for me, the best record I've ever made."

Season 2 "Shibuya Incident" Ending Theme "more than words" by Hitsujibungaku

・「more than words」

The ending theme "more than words," which plays over the ending visuals showing the first-year trio smiling and walking freely through Shibuya, is performed by Hitsujibungaku.

About Hitsujibungaku, creators of "more than words"

Hitsujibungaku is an alternative rock band consisting of Vo./Gt. Moeka Shiotsuka, Ba. Yurika Kasai, and Dr. Hiroa Fukuda, who made their major debut in 2020. Their Major 2nd Full Album "our hope," released in 2022, won the CD Shop Awards [Blue]. From September 2023, a solo tour in 10 cities across Japan is set, and the band is also making inroads overseas, mainly in Asia.

Upon being selected to compose the ending theme for the "Shibuya Incident" arc of "Jujutsu Kaisen" Season 2, the following comments were released:

Hitsujibungaku, Moeka Shiotsuka Comment:
"For this ending, I read the manga version of 'Jujutsu Kaisen' repeatedly and recalled the passionate spirit I had from Jump stories.
Producing this song was tough, but the way Yuji and others face adversity in the story gave me courage and strength many times.
Even when you're on the verge of losing, I think this song helps you take that last step forward.
I'm grateful for the opportunity to take on such a challenge."

Season 2 "Hidden Inventory / Premature Death" Opening Theme "Ao no Sumika" by Tatsuya Kitani

・"Ao no Sumika"

Singer-songwriter Tatsuya Kitani wrote "Ao no Sumika" (Blue Home) specifically for the "Hidden Inventory / Premature Death" arc of Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2. A preview of the song aired along with the second PV for the arc at "MAPPA STAGE 2023" on May 21, 2023. The brisk, refreshing melody features lyrics echoing the emotions of Gojo and Geto, the main characters of this arc.

The second PV features "Ao no Sumika" with visuals of Gojo and Geto during their high school days and Riko Amanai, the girl destined to merge with Tengen. On Twitter, comments such as "I love 'Ao no Sumika' so much I keep rewatching the PV" and "The impact of these lyrics must be insane... help..." flooded in, with many fans eagerly awaiting the full release.

The CD for "Ao no Sumika" was released on July 19. The limited first edition features special new artwork, with Gojo smiling brightly on the cover and Geto with a gentle grin on the back. The initial edition also comes with a newly illustrated anime jacket-sized card as a bonus.

About Tatsuya Kitani, creator of "Ao no Sumika"

Tatsuya Kitani started his career around 2014 as the Vocaloid producer "Konnichiwa Tanita-san." Recognized for his songwriting talents, he began providing music for other artists in 2017 in addition to his solo activities. He released the opening theme "Seija no Koshin" for the anime "The Idaten Deities Know Only Peace" in 2021, and the opening theme "Scar" for the first cour of "BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War" in 2022. Besides his work as a singer-songwriter, Kitani has also worked prolifically as a support bassist and songwriter.

Upon being selected to compose the opening theme for the "Hidden Inventory / Premature Death" arc, Kitani released the following comment:

Tatsuya Kitani Comment:
"Days when it felt like nothing blocked my view, that I could go anywhere. Days when, no matter how close 'you' and 'I' were, or how much we focused on the same future, I learned we were ultimately different beings. Days devastated by mistakes I could never make up for, by losses I could never touch again.
Those irreplaceable memories, like the spring of life, I occasionally take out and reflect upon. They shine both with sweet nostalgia and bitter regret, becoming a staff for the heart after I've become an 'adult.' This is a song for people who've walked that path."

Season 2 "Hidden Inventory / Premature Death" Ending Theme "Akari" by Soushi Sakiyama

・"Akari"

"Akari" is the ending theme for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 "Hidden Inventory / Premature Death" arc, written and performed by singer-songwriter Soushi Sakiyama. The song was digitally pre-released on July 7 and scheduled for full release on July 19, 2023.

Twitter comments such as "I'm already crying" and "Looking forward to Soushi Sakiyama's 'Akari'" show the anticipation for the lyrics that reflect the story of "Hidden Inventory / Premature Death."

The single CD for "Akari" was released on July 19 (Wednesday). The limited edition features original cover art depicting Gojo, Geto, and Ieiri—three classmates central to the arc—relaxing and smiling gently.

About Soushi Sakiyama, creator of "Akari"

Soushi Sakiyama is a singer-songwriter renowned for his unique use of language. He became widely known after he performed "Samidare" on a web show in 2018. He made his major debut with the album "find fuse in youth" in January 2021, and released "Uso Janai" as the ending theme for season 5 of "My Hero Academia" in September that year. At just 20 years old, he has become highly regarded among fellow artists.

Regarding his work on "Akari," Sakiyama commented:

Soushi Sakiyama Comment:
"I'm truly honored to be involved in such a great work as 'Jujutsu Kaisen' through the ending theme 'Akari.'
'Akari' expresses the shifts in emotion that arise within Suguru Geto after all his accumulated experiences and suffering, as well as the feelings other characters direct toward him.
I believe the heart is even more delicate and ambiguous than we imagine, a balancing act like walking a tightrope.
Respecting my heart, the people I love, and others—this is the wish I put into this song.
I hope everyone will like it. Thank you very much."

Season 1 Cour 1 Opening Theme "Kaikai Kitan" by Eve

・"Kaikai Kitan"

Popular singer-songwriter Eve's "Kaikai Kitan" strongly expresses the world of "Jujutsu Kaisen" through its lyrics and addictive tempo. As an original manga fan, Eve reread the entire series from volume one to the latest in writing the lyrics after being chosen for the anime tie-in. The lyrics are filled with keywords related to "Jujutsu Kaisen," such as "exorcise," "curtain," "curse," and "Hyakki Yako" (Night Parade of a Hundred Demons), as well as the chaos of the story's world and protagonist Yuji Itadori's inner feelings.

As of May 2023, the official music video on YouTube has surpassed 300 million views, indicating its immense popularity.

The anime's opening visuals depict the characters' daily lives and battles to the rhythm of "Kaikai Kitan." The stylish and dynamic visuals fit perfectly with the music, drawing praise on Twitter from episode one such as "Gave me goosebumps," "Endlessly on repeat," and "So stylish!!!"

・About Eve, creator of "Kaikai Kitan"

Eve began performing as a vocalist on Niconico Douga in 2009, amassing many fans online before his debut. As a singer-songwriter, he released his first nationwide-distributed album "OFFICIAL NUMBER" in 2016 and the indie album "Bunka" in 2017.

His major debut album "Otogi" released in 2019 and second album "Smile" in 2020 both reached No. 2 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart. Eve is one of today's most attention-getting artists.

His gender-neutral vocals, literary lyrics, catchy and impactful melodies, and high-quality music videos created in collaboration with popular creators have captivated fans.

Season 1 Cour 1 Ending Theme "LOST IN PARADISE feat. AKLO" by ALI

・"LOST IN PARADISE feat. AKLO"

The multinational band ALI's "LOST IN PARADISE feat. AKLO" is a track that crosses jazzy sounds with hip-hop. Featuring rapper AKLO, the stylish rap and refined band performance create a modern, funky, contemporary disco music vibe.

The anime's ending sequence, set to "LOST IN PARADISE feat. AKLO," depicts the everyday lives of characters like Yuji Itadori with vivid colors and a relaxed touch. These cool visuals of sorcerers living in a world fraught with death match the track perfectly, quickly earning praise on Twitter such as "God-tier ending," "Too cool, I couldn't breathe watching," and "So stylish, such fun to both watch and listen!"

About ALI, creators of "LOST IN PARADISE feat. AKLO"

Formed in 2016 in Shibuya, Tokyo, ALI is a multinational music collective with members from Japan, Europe, America, Asia, and Africa, led by vocalist LEO. Musically, they mix soul, funk, jazz, and Latin with hip-hop influences.

In 2019, they handled the opening theme "Wild Side" for the anime "BEASTARS," making a stunning impact with a jazz-based, hip-hop sound. In April 2021, they featured rapper R-Shitei (Creepy Nuts) for the opening "TEENAGE CITY RIOT" for "The World Ends with You: The Animation."

Incidentally, Subaru Kimura, voice actor for Aoi Todo in "Jujutsu Kaisen," is said to be an old friend of ALI's leader LEO. Kimura joyfully tweeted, "It was long our dream to co-star in the same work as both musician and voice actor... It finally came true!!!!"

Season 1 Cour 2 Opening Theme "VIVID VICE" by Who-ya Extended

・"VIVID VICE"

The creators unit Who-ya Extended's "VIVID VICE" is a dark, fast-paced rock track. As fans of the series, Who-ya commented on the anime's official website, "We compressed the intricately intertwined light and darkness of 'Jujutsu Kaisen' into one track, along with our gratitude." The lyrics express complex, human emotions—such as the internal conflicts and determination of characters who grow through battles with curses.

The opening visuals feature mysterious funeral-like scenes, intense battle cuts, and more. The sense of speed in the visuals and music energizes scenes of characters fighting fiercely, leading to praise on Twitter such as "Such a stylish OP...(ecstasy)," "Another cool new OP," and "I seriously can't stop rewatching!" Some fans even analyzed the flower language of the bouquet Gojo holds and the unique reversed-playback effect at the ending.

・About Who-ya Extended, creators of "VIVID VICE"

Debuting in 2019, Who-ya Extended is a creators unit centered around vocalist Who-ya. The only public artist images are conceptual illustrations, and detailed profiles remain undisclosed, adding to the unit's mystery.

Their debut song "Q-vism," the opening for "PSYCHO-PASS 3," dominated the iTunes overall chart and Amazon Digital popularity rankings. Their music uniquely combines heavy yet fast-paced band sound, Who-ya's message-driven lyrics, and his deep voice, captivating listeners.

Season 1 Cour 2 Ending Theme "give it back" by Cö shu Nie

・"give it back"

The three-piece band Cö shu Nie's "give it back" is a poignant ballad featuring transparent female vocals. Cö shu Nie, themselves fans of "Jujutsu Kaisen," said on the official anime site, "'give it back' was born to resonate with the delicate and beloved parts of this work." Accordingly, the entire song, including its lyrics, conveys the wishes and hopes of Yuji Itadori and the other sorcerers caught in fierce battles.

The ending animation set to "give it back" depicts the peaceful everyday lives of the students at Jujutsu High. Of particular note is the direction in which videos shot from the viewpoint of the protagonist, Yuji Itadori, holding a smartphone, appear throughout the sequence. This allows viewers to feel as if they have become Yuji Itadori himself, seeing characters like Megumi Fushiguro (voiced by Yuma Uchida) and Nobara Kugisaki (voiced by Asami Seto) through his eyes.

Regarding these sentimental visuals, Cö shu Nie vocalist Miku Nakamura praised it on Twitter as "a beautiful work like a single film," while Mikako Komatsu (voice of Maki Zenin) also tweeted, "Wow...that ED was so moving and emotional...I'd love to recreate this ending sequence!"

・About Cö shu Nie, creators of "give it back"

Cö shu Nie is a rock band known for their high, emotional female vocals. The group consists of Miku Nakamura (Vocals, Guitar, Key, Manipulator), Shunsuke Matsumoto (Bass), and Ryosuke Fujita (Drums). Their music is characterized by sophisticated band arrangements, shimmering sequencing, and Nakamura's fragile yet powerful vocals.

Making their major debut with "asphyxia," the opening theme for "Tokyo Ghoul:re" in 2018, they have since worked on many popular anime, including the ending theme "Zettai Zetsumei/Lamp" for "The Promised Neverland," and "bullet" for "PSYCHO-PASS 3."

Insert Song List

Episode 1 Insert Song: "Okaken (ft. Paranom and Aztech)" by Paranom, Aztech

The episode 1 insert song is "Okaken (ft. Paranom and Aztech)" by Paranom and Aztech. It plays during the scene where the student council president barges in while Yuji and others are playing Kokkuri-san in the club room. The song wittily expresses the fun atmosphere of the Occult Research Club.

This song is also used in episode 22, when Fushiguro reveals that the location visited by Yuji and others is his old middle school.

Episode 1 Insert Song: "Impatience ft. Paranom and Kasper" by Paranom, Kasper

Another episode 1 insert song is "Impatience ft. Paranom and Kasper" by Paranom and Kasper. It plays from the scene where a cursed spirit attacks Yuji's high school and Fushiguro arrives to save Yuji's seniors. It's an uptempo and energetic track, but also conveys a sense of ominous unease.

Episode 3 Insert Song: "Straw Doll Technique Resonance" by RIN

The episode 3 insert song is "Straw Doll Technique Resonance" by RIN. It plays when a child is captured by a curse, and as Nobara prepares for death, Yuji bursts through the wall. The song highlights Yuji's coolness in coming to the rescue and enhances Nobara's ensuing action.

Episode 6 Insert Song: "Fight Again ft. Chica" by Chica

The episode 6 insert song is "Fight Again ft. Chica" by Chica. It plays during Gojo's explanation to Yuji about cursed energy and techniques. The lively tune matches Yuji's motivation to grow stronger to help his friends.

Episode 7 Insert Song: "Your Battle is My Battle ft. Chica" by Chica

The episode 7 insert song is "Your Battle is My Battle ft. Chica" by Chica. It starts when the special grade curse Jogo is shocked after touching Gojo's "Limitless Cursed Technique." The intense drums and fast rap express the energy of the battle.

This song is also played in episode 19 during Yuji's fight with Hanami at the exchange event, and again in episode 23 when Fushiguro pushes his limits against the curse at Yasohachi Bridge.

Episode 11 Insert Song: "Jikangai Roudou" by Yoshimasa Terui

The episode 11 insert song, "Jikangai Roudou" by Yoshimasa Terui, is used in the scene where Kento Nanami releases the binding imposed by time during his fight with Mahito. The complex melody and detailed drum rhythm express Nanami's strength and meticulous personality.

Episode 13 Insert Song: "Stand In The Darkness ft. Steve Memmolo" by Steve Memmolo

The episode 13 insert song is "Stand In The Darkness ft. Steve Memmolo" by Steve Memmolo. It plays as the scene transitions to Junpei Yoshino's school, expressing the sadness and emptiness left by Junpei's absence.

Episode 20 Insert Song: "Hollow Purple" by Arisa Okehazama

The episode 20 insert song is "Hollow Purple" by Arisa Okehazama. As its name suggests, it plays when Gojo uses Hollow Purple against Hanami. The mysterious yet powerful melody seems to convey the bottomless strength of Gojo.

Episode 21 Insert Song: "Learn The Lesson ft. Kasper and Aztech" by Kasper and Aztech

The episode 21 insert song is "Learn The Lesson ft. Kasper and Aztech" by Kasper and Aztech. It plays during the sudden shift from the interrupted exchange event due to a curse attack to the impromptu baseball game between Tokyo and Kyoto schools. The bright tune fits the fun, sporty atmosphere after the intense battles.

Episode 24 Insert Song: "REMEMBER" by Masato (coldrain)

The episode 24 insert song is "REMEMBER" by Masato (coldrain). It plays during the climactic scene where Nobara pins Eso and Kechizu with her "Straw Doll Technique Resonance" leading to victory alongside Yuji. The track expresses the two's fierce comeback in the face of danger.

Episode 24 Insert Song: "Be Prepared ft. Che Lingo" by Che Lingo

The second insert song in episode 24 is "Be Prepared ft. Che Lingo" by Che Lingo. It starts when Fushiguro, out shopping with Yuji and Nobara after the incident is resolved, receives a mission call from Gojo. As the last scene of the season 1, the powerful and energetic track hints at the next developments.

Episode 26 Insert Song: "Beautiful Dreamer" (Composed by Stephen C. Foster)

The episode 26 insert song is "Beautiful Dreamer" by Stephen C. Foster, a composer who represented mid-19th-century America. Known in Japanese as "Yumeji Yori," the song is sung by Riko Amanai and her classmates in music class, and continues as Geto defeats the curse user.

Episode 27 Insert Song: "Tida Sansan" by Mion

The episode 27 insert song is "Tida Sansan" by Mion. After Misato Kuroi, Riko's caretaker, is kidnapped and the mood turns heavy, the scene shifts to Okinawa with Gojo and Riko energetically jumping into the sea. Featuring typical Okinawan folk interjections, it is an exceedingly cheerful and fun song.

Episode 45 Insert Song: "Saikouchou☆JUMPING!" by Takada-chan (CV: Tomoyo Kurosawa)

The episode 45 insert song is "Saikouchou☆JUMPING!" by Takada-chan (voiced by Tomoyo Kurosawa), Aoi Todo’s favorite tall idol. The song starts when the rocket pendant falls and opens during the battle with Mahito. With a warning "As imagined by Todo," original anime visuals of Todo and Takada-chan dancing and fighting together play, creating much buzz on social media. The song continues for about a minute until Yuuji lands a Black Flash on Mahito.

Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Movie Theme Song "Ichizu" and Ending Song "Sakayume" by King Gnu

"Ichizu"

The theme song for the "Jujutsu Kaisen 0" movie, where Yuta Okkotsu is the protagonist, is "Ichizu," an original track by King Gnu also used in trailers. The title reflects the relationship between Yuta and Rika Orimoto, who died in an accident after promising to marry Yuta as children and became a vengeful spirit.

The lyrics, sung to a driving rock melody, directly express Yuta’s way of life, making it a song that fully embodies both "Jujutsu Kaisen" and King Gnu's style. The official MV, released ahead of the movie on December 10, has been viewed over 80 million times on YouTube, showing immense attention.

"Sakayume"

Written as the ending theme for the "Jujutsu Kaisen 0" movie, "Sakayume" was surprise-announced on Daiki Tsuneta's Twitter on the day of release, December 24. Tsuneta also tweeted, "I made two songs because one alone couldn't fully express Jujutsu Kaisen 0." Unlike the fast-paced "Ichizu," "Sakayume" is a melodious ending that lingers with the story’s aftertaste.

The lyrics evoke not only the relationship between Yuta and Rika but also highlight the bond between Gojo and Suguru Geto. Online, comments like "Pure King Gnu, yet a perfect fit for the story—it made me cry," and "I thought they'd close the credits with 'Ichizu,' but 'Sakayume' took me by surprise and touched me" were shared.

About King Gnu, creators of "Ichizu" and "Sakayume"

King Gnu began as Srv.Vinci in 2015, renaming to King Gnu in April 2017. Their unique melodies and vocals have led the J-POP scene. Their 2019 single "Hakujitsu" has amassed approximately 440 million views on YouTube. As a band, they present a one-of-a-kind worldview not only through music, but also live performances, visuals, and artwork.

In addition to movie and TV drama theme songs, King Gnu has provided the ending theme for the anime "BANANA FISH" and the opening theme for "Ranking of Kings."

Regarding their work on the "Jujutsu Kaisen 0" movie theme, Tsuneta commented:

King Gnu, Daiki Tsuneta Comment:
"I wrote the song 'Ichizu' as the theme for the 'Jujutsu Kaisen 0' movie.
With this being the film adaptation of a hugely anticipated masterpiece, the pressure was intense, but I believe we've made a strong and straightforward track that perfectly fits the world of Jujutsu Kaisen. The relationship between Rika-chan and Yuta Okkotsu is enviably and tragically devoted.
Everyone, please look forward to the release! Thank you so much!"

On December 31, 2022, King Gnu performed at the 73rd NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen for the second time, singing "Stardom."

JUJUTSU KAISEN: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death – The Movie Theme "Ao no Sumika (Acoustic ver.)"

・"Ao no Sumika (Acoustic ver.)"

Released on May 30, 2025, the theme song for the "Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death Compilation Movie" is "Ao no Sumika (Acoustic ver.)" by Tatsuya Kitani. This is an emotional arrangement of the opening theme from Season 2's "Hidden Inventory / Premature Death" arc.

Tatsuya Kitani Comment:
"The word 'Ao' (blue) in 'Ao no Sumika' was chosen to represent two contradictory images inherent to the idea of youth. Because the music also followed this, we received many conflicting impressions such as 'It’s a refreshing song' and 'It’s a sad song,' which made me very happy. This time, I aimed to give 'Ao no Sumika' yet another expression. 'Jujutsu Kaisen' is also a work full of depth and mystery, showing many faces depending on the viewer, so I'm happy to be involved once again."

Mobile Game "Jujutsu Kaisen: Phantom Parade" Theme Song "Avan" by Eve

"Jujutsu Kaisen: Phantom Parade" (abbreviated as "Fanpare") is a mobile game scheduled for simultaneous iOS/Android release in 2022. The theme song "Avan" is sung by Eve, who also performed the first cour opening "Kaikai Kitan." Eve commented, "I created the song with the image that it would be a seamless continuation of 'Kaikai Kitan,' which expresses the world of 'Jujutsu Kaisen.'" The lyrics and melody are thus closely linked to "Kaikai Kitan."

The official music video distributed from Eve’s YouTube channel has about 1.7 million views. The opening movie distributed from the game’s official channel, which features "Avan," has surpassed 5 million views.

"Jujutsu Kaisen: Phantom Parade" features an original game story set at "Tokyo Jujutsu High School, Fukuoka Branch (Jujutsu High Fukuoka Branch)." In the opening visuals set to "Avan," game-original characters also appear. This song, embodying the world view of "Jujutsu Kaisen," raises expectations for the game through its visuals.

Summary of Jujutsu Kaisen Anime Opening & Ending Themes

The opening and ending themes and main songs, which fuse animation produced with the overwhelming visual power of Studio MAPPA and tracks created by artists brimming with love and respect for the source material, are of such high quality that they are mesmerizing every time. Many fans speculate about the future of "Jujutsu Kaisen" from these songs and visuals. The more you listen, the more you are drawn in. Look forward to what's to come along with the ever-evolving world of "Jujutsu Kaisen"!

(C)Gege Akutami/Shueisha

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