I have a hard time recognizing some characters cuz of the way the faces are drawn and cuz of that i have sometimes missinterpreted certain scenes in the manga.

... Last updated on October 6th, 2020, 8:13am

As every who reviewed this before me said, this is most definitely a shounen. Honestly, they are right when they say, it doesn't have some of the annoying tropes which go with this genre and the art style is nice. Not to mention, the villains are pretty fleshed out in terms of characterization.

Nevertheless, the series doesn't go beyond the shounen feel. In terms of feeling when reading this, there is none. You don't empathize with any of the characters or scream for their growth (like you would reading naruto for example). For me personally, the enriching part about reading a shounen story is that emotional attachment to the characters growth. Without that you are reading a story, you have seen hundreds of times before, that is a story of a boy getting stronger by fighting. Honestly, after hundreds of reads, this isn't satisfying.

Arguably one of the best shounen mangas of this decade.

Basically its shounen but with mixture of good action and a dash of horror. As another review mention it doesn't fall into any regular annoying shounen tropes which is one of the points why I rated this series so highly.

Well crafted lore and the art is splendid.

All in all a great series that I would recommend.

What I love most about this manga is how the curses are in the series are just so unique in their own way. Every character that gets introduce has their own skills and abilities, and it never gets boring. I love the characters, curse spirits and the world. The fights are just good just a like any shounen and to me it never gets boring. This series is worth it and I can't wait for more chapters to come.

>F00dbAby (Known status:Completed
" Loved every chapter. Highly recommend great and simple power system. Interesting and unique powers. Splitting time between main characters and villains is great. The action is great and really easy to follow."

While Jujutsu Kaisen is very obviously a shounen manga, it has as of yet (c29) managed to avoid almost all of the annoying tropes while carving out a niche of its own. I really like both the protagonist's earnestness, and the antagonists' brand of villainy. The designs for the Curses have also been surprisingly unique - there are lots of extremely deformed humans, and even some monsters that look inspired by natural disasters. And while Yuuji is possessed, this hasn't been a Naruto-style possession: the one who possesses him is both vindictive and smart, and uses any chance he gets to loosen his shackles.

... Last updated on October 23rd, 2018, 1:28pm