Jujutsu Kaisen is 5 chapters away from bidding goodbye and fans have never been more heartbroken. Now that the series is confirmed to be nearing its end soon, many are already scurrying for a new obsession.
If you are one of them, don’t worry, we got you. Here are the perfect top 10 Mangas to read after Jujutsu Kaisen is over.
10Sakamoto Days
Sakamoto Days is considered one of the best new-gen by Yuto Suzuki. The action comedy follows the story of Taro Sakamoto, an ex-Hitman who is now an overweight convenience store owner. But he once again has to fight with his new comrades to protect his peaceful life.
Sakamoto Days is perfect for those who love fierce and well-planned action sequences like Jujutsu Kaisen. Also, both are infamous for having intriguing but twisted storylines.
9Kaiju No. 8
Kaiju No. 8 is a modern-day phenomenon that has the anime fandom in a chokehold. Created by Naoya Matsumoto, it follows Kafka Hibino, who dreams of joining the Kaiju-Fighting Organization, all while trying to hide a huge secret.
If you dig protagonists who are haunted by the very entities they are supposed to eliminate, then this series is for you. Apart from that, the top-notch and exhilarating action sequences are also cherry on top.
8Vinland Saga
‘This manga has no enemies.’ If you caught the drift, then you know which manga we are talking about. Vinland Saga has recently been winning the hearts of fans thanks to its anime popularity.
The historical Seinen revolves around Throffin, who swears revenge against the Vikings who had killed his father and embarks on a journey to Vinland. The gloomy setting and philosophical aspect are something JJK fans will surely love.
7Durarara!!
Durarara is based on the light novel by Ryohgo Narita and is illustrated by Akiyo Satorigi and Aogiri. It is set in Ikebukuro and looks into the character’s normal lives intersecting with the everyday chaotic happenings in that city.
If you loved Jujutsu Kaisen’s unpredictable storytelling and twists, you’ll surely appreciate this manga. The manga also has an ensemble of interesting and iconic cast, just like the beloved Sorcery manga.
6Kagurabachi
The new favorite new-gen manga that suddenly shot to popularity, but for all good reasons. Kagurabachi by Takeru Hokazono follows the swordsman who seeks vengeance against the sorcerers for his father’s assassination.
Aside from its perfect release time when all the other Shonen Jump series are ending, the manga has a compelling premise and a power system that seems to be inspired by Jujutsu Kaisen.
5Vagabond
If you like the dark and unforgiving world of Jujutsu Kaisen, you might want to check out Vagabond. The martial arts manga by Takehiko Inoue focuses on a violent orphan and his transformation into a kind and strong warrior.
The manga, just like Jujutsu Kaisen, is known more for a character-driven story rather than its plot. So, the character development is well laid out. If that’s not enough, amazing fight sequences are also here to convince you.
4Dandadan
Dandandan by Yukinobu Tatsu is a sci-fi action manga that defies the expectations of a typical shōnen series, just like Jujutsu Kaisen. Both manga, despite their absurd plot, are very much capable of keeping fans on their toes with their supernatural elements, and power-packed action.
Momo Ayase and Ken Takakura are on opposite sides of alien and paranormal existence but soon get thrown into a blizzard adventure after a supernatural encounter.
3Hunter x Hunter
Hunter x Hunter by Yoshihiro Togashi, over the years, had earned a faithful following for the engaging plot and well-written characters. The series focuses on Gon and his journey to become a hunter, find his father, and make a lifetime of friendships.
Fans who love enjoyable shonen but with more mature undertones and cool side characters should definitely give it a chance. Also, the vast world-building gives way to the many undiscovered mysteries and possibilities.
2Berserk
The zenith of the seinen manga that will be remembered for a very long time. The unimaginable sufferings that the characters undergo, well-written antagonists, and calamitous narrative are something JJK fans can relate to.
Written by Kento Miura, the plot centers on swordsman Guts, his life as a mercenary warrior, and the unexpected world he is suddenly thrown into. After Miura’s demise, Kouji Mori overtook the series under his care.
1Chainsaw Man
The ultimate horror action shōnen that will have you wanting more. Written by Tatsuki Fujimoto, it focuses on the poverty-stricken orphan who transforms into a Devil-Human hybrid after being fused with a chainsaw devil.
Chainsaw Man is considered very similar to Jujutsu Kaisen because of its supernatural world setting, unconventional protagonists, and definitely merciless character slaughter, which is enough to cause trauma to the fans.
So, these are the Mangas that can cure your heartbreak of JJK’s abrupt ending. Have any other recommendations, we are always all ears.
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