Jujutsu Kaisen has the potential to be a modern classic. In all ways, this show exceeded expectations and tackled topics that many animes are afraid to approach. It has amazing fight scenes and an incredible art style accompanied by an enjoyable soundtrack.
What made this show wonderful above all, though, were the characters. I often found myself deeply surprised and touched by the words they said. The main 3 (Nobara, Megumi, and Itadori) all had profound things to say about their places in life. Nobara, with feminism and her role as a female sorcerer. Megumi, with his wayward familial history and hidden potential. Itadori, with his focus on the value of human life and how actions affect others. All of them were so lovable.
This was an extremely enjoyable show. I would recommend this to anyone who not only likes good action, but a healthy bit of existentialism and original plot devices.
