Hulu will begin streaming Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 on July 10th, 2026, and the release will include both subbed and dubbed versions. For US viewers, that turns a Crunchyroll-only title into one with a second major platform, which is a cleaner route to the next stretch of the story.
The season follows the aftermath of the Shibuya Incident and starts with Itadori’s Extermination and the Perfect Preparation Arcs. It also ends after Yuta Okkotsu’s battle in Sendai, a late-season turn that leaves the adaptation at the edge of the Culling Game’s largest escalation.
Yuta Okkotsu returns after Shibuya
During the night of the Shibuya Incident, Yuta Okkotsu returned to Japan, and that thread becomes part of the third season’s route into the aftermath. The special-grade sorcerer’s battle in Sendai closes the season, so Hulu’s July 10 addition gives viewers a place to start that run without waiting on another service’s catalog alone.
The Season 4 teaser update lands inside the same release cycle, with MAPPA set to drop new information on June 19th, 2026 during MAPPA’s 15th anniversary celebration event. That sequence matters because it places the platform expansion and the next production update almost back to back, giving viewers a short window between access to Season 3 and a clearer read on what follows.
The Culling Game in two seasons
The Culling Game is described as a deadly battle royale orchestrated by Kenjaku, and it is the longest arc of the series. It will be adapted into two anime seasons, with Season 4 expected to wrap it up, which means the story Hulu is adding now sits in the middle of a much longer adaptation plan rather than at the end of it.
Season 3 ends on a major cliffhanger even though Hulu is only now adding it to another platform. That leaves the July 10 launch doing two jobs at once: widening access in the US and creating a fresh entry point for viewers who want the lead-in before MAPPA’s June 19 event starts pointing toward Season 4.
July 10 changes access
Jujutsu Kaisen has so far been available only on Crunchyroll, so Hulu’s move is a distribution shift, not just a date on a calendar. The practical effect is simple: more viewers in the US can watch the third season in the format they prefer, and they do not have to wait for a separate announcement before starting the arc that leads into the Culling Game.
For anyone tracking the series as an ongoing release schedule, the smarter move is straightforward. Mark July 10 for Hulu’s Season 3 launch, then watch June 19 for the next production reveal, because that is the point when the adaptation’s path beyond Sendai should become easier to read.
