There is no doubt that **Jujutsu Kaisen's** popularity has skyrocketed in recent years, becoming a record holder according to Guinness World Records.

This success has transferred to the manga, making it the top-ranked series in 2024.

However, **Jujutsu Kaisen's** impact goes beyond its popularity, as it is changing the game in the manga industry.

Even though series like **Naruto**, **Bleach**, and **Yu Yu Hakusho** have been popular, there has been a significant rise in this trope since **Jujutsu Kaisen** became a worldwide hit.

The immense popularity of **Jujutsu Kaisen** explains why many mangaka (manga artists) would seek to debut a series that emulates a bit of its success.

This can be seen by the fact that **Shonen Jump** will be debuting three new series starting next week, with two of these series, **Kaiju No.

8** and **Chainsaw Man**, being about exorcists.

These ten reasons explain why **Jujutsu Kaisen** has quickly become the most popular and beloved shonen anime series of the modern day.

Certainly, **Jujutsu Kaisen** has influenced the perception of the potential of manga about exorcists, setting the scene to give similar titles the opportunity to receive attention and be recognized.

In the last year, **Shonen Jump** has debuted two series that follow **Jujutsu Kaisen's** same premise of a battle manga with spirits: **Ayashimon** and **Dandadan**.

Additionally, the magazine will be publishing two more series about exorcists in the upcoming weeks: **Phantom Seer** and **Ghost Reaper Girl**.

This means that other **Jump** magazines also have their fair share of exorcist series, with titles like **Hell's Paradise**, **Jigokuraku**, **Kemono Jihen**, and **Mieruko-chan**.

**Shonen Jump's** decision to green-light two series with similar premises to other serialized manga is unheard of, but it's also the biggest proof of the influence of **Jujutsu Kaisen** on the new generation of manga artists.

The new manga may be inspired by **Jujutsu Kaisen's** groundbreaking take on supernatural battles, which added unique powers like curse techniques and domain expansions.

However, while they share a similar basis, the emerging manga artists always include their personal vision and approach by exploring other popular genres like romantic comedies, harems, and gags to make their series unique.

**Jujutsu Kaisen's** manga definitely revolutionized the shōnen genre but also contributed to the recent over-saturation of manga with similar storylines and tropes.

However, **Jujutsu Kaisen** is also approaching its finale, with the characters fighting to defeat the King of Curses, Sukuna.

Still, **My Hero Academia**, **Demon Slayer**, and other popular manga like **Attack on Titan** are also ending soon.

**Shonen Jump** is vigorously searching for the next big hit for the magazine; this explains the recent and the upcoming new series to give space to new series.

**Jujutsu Kaisen's** success hasn't been seen since the boom in sales of **Demon Slayer**, thanks to its magnificent anime adaptation, and it would be really difficult to find its successor soon.

However, another big contribution to the industry has been its influence on other manga, but only time will tell if a worthy successor will arise from those.

**Jujutsu Kaisen** is a supernatural action anime that follows high school student Yuuji Itadori as he battles against magical curses.

After Yuuji selflessly saves a classmate by taking a curse into his own body, he is discovered and trained by a powerful sorcerer named Satoru Gojo.

Gojo, who also happens to be a faculty member at a high school, enrolls Yuuji there to help him and other students prepare themselves against the supernatural forces that plague humanity.

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