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Crunchyroll if u have premium, 9 anime , aniwatch are the ones I know I recommend Crunchyroll the most but if not I’d use aniwatch

Idk why anyone would watch it in chronological instead of release like intended. That’s like skipping to all the flashbacks in a movie first because it’s “chronological.”

Just because something happened first doesn’t mean the author didn’t withhold that information from the viewer for a reason. In regards to JJK it hits a lot harder watching season 2 after the movie, knowing what happens to geto. It’s called dramatic irony.

I think release order is the best and chronologically doesn't make much sense to watch but the order is season 2 ep 1-5, jjk0, jjk season 1, rest of season 2.

Chronological order - Season 2 - first 5 episodes -> Movie -> Season 1 -> Season 2 :3

Normal order - Season 1 -> Movie -> Season 2 :3

Also have a nice watching :3

- Season 2 1-5 ep
- Movie
- Season 1
- Rest of the S2

Season 1, movie, Season 2. That's it, so far.

Edit: Oh, you mean internal chronology? S2 1-5, movie, Season 1, S2 6+

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With stunning animation and intense fight sequences, the series keeps you on edge. The protagonist, Yuji Itadori, and his journey battling curses is both thrilling and emotional, making it a must-watch for anime fans.

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I can’t find JJK on there

There's no "BEST" watch order. The story is constructed with the literary device "In Medias Res" in mind, so the proper release order would be the way the author intended it (Season 1 - Jujutsu Kaisen 0 - Season 2)

If YOU think this order is too boring or complicated, or just prefer regular storytelling, you can watch it in chronological order (Hidden Inventory part of season 2 - Jujutsu Kaisen 0 - Season 1 - Shibuya Incident part of Season 2)

Contrary to others, I don't recommend watching in chronological order. S2's first arc has nothing to do with 0's plot, so you won't be confused, and it directly leads into the rest of S2. S2 eps 1-5 are almost certainly more effective if you see 0 first. Just watch 0 before starting S2 at all, like most anime-onlys did.

EDIT:

To be clear, the story was *intended* to be done in order of manga release - so 0, S1, S2. Obviously, anime-onlys didn't get that luxury. 0 assumes no prior knowledge of the series, S1 assumes some knowledge of 0 but doesn't require it, and S2 requires S1 (obviously) and very nearly requires 0 too to fully appreciate it.

I recommend you to stay the fuck away from any sort of social media content related to jjk since the manga is nearing the end and there are a huge amount of spoilers after a certain chapter

I wouldn’t reconnect watching chronologically tbh🐍

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Chronologically should be:

Season 2 (1-5) - JJK 0 - Season 1 - Season 2 (6 -24)

Is that still the case?

So in Europe? Is there a way?

Yes unfortunately it is still only in japan

The movie comes out march 3 I think but I know it comes out in march

Ju-On the Curse 1 and 2, then Ju-On the Grudge 1 - 2. You can also watch the 2 short videos on YouTube that serve as part of Ju-On the Curse 1 titled Katasumi and 4444444444

😂 I watched the ju-on movie on prime and it was so fucking boring but I’d say watch all the juon movies 1-however many, then watch the grudge films

The original run starts with Ju-On the Curse 1 & 2 with the shorts Katasumi and 4444444 taking place somewhere during the Curse 1. Curse 2 contains the final vignette of Curse 1 and then expands from there (the first 20 mins or so of Curse 2 are literally the last 20 of Curse 1).

Then the original run ends with Ju-On The Grudge 1 & 2. Both of which were the first theatrically released films.

Black Ghost White Ghost technically has a loose connection to the original run. After that the other movies consist of a couple franchise reboots of IMO middling quality, and the absolutely bonkers Ju-on/Ringu crossover movie.

There's also the Ju-On Origins series on Netflix that I think is actually really fascinating as a reflection on the franchise, it's themes, all through the lense of the "true story" that "inspired" the original movies.

So to answer your question, there is no real perfect order to engage with the series and there's no single timeline. There's merits to doing a release order watch, and it's probably the easiest path to go.

Though it could be neat to start with the Netflix series and the watch the original get a perspective of how the original films "adapt" the "true story" told by the series. But that's probably best for a second watch instead of a first.

There never is a good reason to watch films in an order other than in which they were made. Prequels aren't meant to be watched first, as they often draw on knowledge gained from previous films. It would be a little like re-editing a film Pulp Fiction to follow a linear timeline.

It's just that season 2 has 2 cours (sets of 13 episodes) whereas season 1 only has 1. Just watch it straight through like any other show and you'll be fine.

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yes, same thing

Yup

Ok, so real answer. Just watch Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3 etc. and have fun without worrying too much.

The other Bonus content isn't that crucial or confusing to watch later.

But if you really don't want to skip a single thing, here we go:

Battle Stage 1 has a Battle between >!Keisuke and Seiji Iwaki!< which technically takes place after Stage 2 Episode 6. It takes you out of the flow though, so just watch it after Stage 2 imo. It's the 11th race in Battle Stage 1.

The Extra Stages kinda take place during the show, so it's hard to place them chronologically. Just watch Extra Stage 1 (Episode 1) after Stage 2 and Extra Stage 1 (Episode 2) after Stage 3.

Extra Stage 2 (Part 1 and Part 2) should take place after Stage 4 Episode 2 I believe? But it would be fine to just watch them after Stage 4 or something.

Now the complicated and imo important part. Battle Stage 2 has two races taken out of the middle of Stage 4. Those would be:

-In the Second episode of Stage 4 at around 21 Minutes in (you'll notice it as they show you the start of the race) Just cut to Battle stage 2 then. Skip to the race at 6:30 and watch it. Just be sure to pause after it's done or you'll get spoiled about the race after that.

-The next one luckily is at the end of a Episode. Pause at the end of the 4rth episode. Go to 16:15 in Battle stage 2 and watch that race. Again, pause right after the race ends so you don't get spoiled.

Thats it. If you want you can watch the entirety of Battle Stage 1 after Stage 3 and the entirety of Battle Stage 2 after Stage 4 and Battle Stage 3 after Stage 5 to get a little recap with cool different Eurobeat, but no further new content. Ignore the Ledgends movies entirely.

Have you also watched Riding Bean too? :)

As for Initial D order, well can't go wrong with the release year/date ordering.

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okay well first you wanna start with first stage, then after that you want to watch... second stage, that's right, and then third on the list is, you guessed it, third stage, and then of course fourth stage, and then fifth stage and then final stage. and optionally you can watch extra stages 1 and 2 afterwards