Jujutsu Kaisen Season 4 First Teaser Just Dropped — Fans Are Going Wild
Jujutsu Kaisen fans just got their first Season 4 tease as Adam McArthur, the English voice of Itadori Yuji, hinted at what’s next after Season 3’s Culling Game arc wrapped in March—reigniting hype for the anime’s return.
Look, if you’re one of the many people who mainline every new season of Jujutsu Kaisen like it’s your own personal “Cursed Technique,” you’re probably itching for any news about what’s coming up next. After Season 3 wrapped in March—yeah, it really was already that long ago—the waiting game has been real. The good news: we’ve finally gotten an actual update, and it’s from someone who ought to know what he’s talking about: Adam McArthur, aka the English voice of Yuji Itadori.
What’s the Latest?
So here’s the deal: at the recent LVL UP Expo, McArthur gave ScreenRant a little behind-the-scenes tease about what fans should look forward to in Season 4. He brought up a particular scene from Chapter 199 of the manga that’s heading to animation, and apparently, it’s one of those very specific, oddly hilarious moments that are pure Jujutsu Kaisen energy.
"I’m excited to see more of the Culling Game. There’s one scene—I want to keep this as non-spoilery as possible—but it’s when we check back in with Yuji during the Culling Game after a while with Megumi. I cannot wait to see Yuji in a bathrobe, holding a wine glass in a hotel room. I think that’s going to be hilarious... With all the chaos going on, we still get these little moments of levity."
Translation: yes, Season 4 is still deep in the Culling Game arc, yes, it’s going to get wild, and yes, there will be the trademark weird little character bits that break up all the supernatural disaster and existential dread. Even if you’re not a hardcore manga reader, the image of Yuji chilling in a bathrobe during a bloodbath arc sounds—well, extremely on-brand for this show.
Season 4 Status: Where Are We?
- Season 3 finished up in March 2024.
- Season 4 was officially announced right after, continuing the Culling Game arc with The Culling Game Part 2.
- Toho Animation (the studio behind the anime) publicly confirmed on their official X—yes, that’s what Twitter is called now—that the arc isn’t over and fans should “stay tuned for more updates.”
As for actual release dates or more details, we’re still living in the land of “wait and see.” But at least we know the next big chunk of manga is on deck for adaptation, and the cast is hyped about bringing some of its best—and funniest—moments to the screen.
Final Thoughts
Not exactly world-shattering news, but after a break like this, I’ll take any hint of what Yuji and the gang are up to next. If you’re watching strictly for monster fights and emotional pain, rest assured: that’s all still coming. But apparently, we’re also getting Yuji in vacation mode, which, honestly, sounds like it might be the most relatable he’s ever been.