Jujutsu Kaisen reveals 12 new Culling Game character posters
MAPPA has revealed 12 new Jujutsu Kaisen character posters for the Culling Game Arc, but no new release date has been announced.
Jujutsu Kaisen (呪術廻戦) has revealed 12 new character poster visuals for the Culling Game Arc Part 1, giving fans a fresh look at the characters ahead of the anime's next major story phase. The artwork was highlighted through MAPPA's 15th-anniversary project, with the update framed as promotional material rather than a release-date announcement. 1
The posters focus on the Culling Game cast and expand the visual material available for the arc. They do not, however, confirm a new broadcast date, streaming platform, territory availability or additional cast members. That distinction matters: a new batch of key art is useful news for fans, but it is not the same thing as a schedule reveal.
The update arrives as anticipation builds around the continuation of Jujutsu Kaisen. The Culling Game storyline has been one of the series' most closely watched developments, and a set of character-led visuals gives viewers more to examine while they wait for further production information. MAPPA's anniversary campaign also places the reveal within a wider celebration of the studio's catalogue and current projects.
Anime Corner has additionally reported that Takeru Sato, who worked as an assistant director on Season 3, is set to direct the new season, with Shota Goshozono credited as chief director. Those production details add context to the poster reveal, but the official MAPPA update itself does not announce a new premiere date or platform. 1
Our opinion
This is a worthwhile visual update rather than a story to oversell. Twelve new posters give Jujutsu Kaisen fans something tangible to pore over, but the absence of a broadcast date means the practical news is limited to the artwork and the production context around it. The sensible takeaway is simple: the Culling Game material is being actively promoted, while the details fans most want still have to wait for a separate announcement.