Singapore Netflix subscribers can now watch Jujutsu Kaisen: The Culling Game Part 1 with English dub from 22 July — as Netflix completes its global multilingual rollout of Season 3, dropping all 12 episodes at once worldwide. If you have been holding off for the dub, that wait is over.
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The Culling Game: What This Arc Is About
The Culling Game arc is what everything in Jujutsu Kaisen has been building toward. Following the chaos of the Shibuya Incident and the sealing of Satoru Gojo inside the Prison Realm, Kenjaku’s master plan snaps into focus: a death tournament — the Culling Game — forcing sorcerers and newly awakened Cursed Energy users to kill inside barrier-sealed colonies spread across Japan. Leave without enough points, and the barrier kills you. Stop fighting, and your rivals close the gap.
Yuji Itadori enters this arc as a wanted man with no mentor, no institutional backing, and a dwindling number of allies who are still willing to be seen with him. Joining him are characters introduced in Season 2 — Yuta Okkotsu and Choso — alongside several new faces who quickly become the season’s biggest draws.
What’s New on Singapore Netflix from 22 July
Singapore Netflix has carried The Culling Game Part 1 in its catalogue since the season was airing earlier this year — so if you started watching in Japanese with subtitles, you already had access. What changes on 22 July is the multilingual track rollout: Netflix Anime confirmed via their official account that the global expansion brings dubbed versions to all regions simultaneously. English dub, alongside a range of other language tracks, is now live.
For Singapore households where not everyone in the room reads subtitles fast enough, that is a meaningful upgrade. All 12 episodes are available in one batch — no week-by-week wait.
If you prefer Crunchyroll — which has carried Part 1 since JJK began its simulcast on 9 January 2026 — nothing changes there. Both platforms carry the season; Netflix just makes the dub easy to access for subscribers who have not crossed over.
New Characters to Watch
Season 3 introduces several Culling Game players who quickly overshadow the expectation that this is just a bracket tournament full of disposable antagonists. The four standouts:
- Kinji Hakari — a disgraced Jujutsu High student whose Cursed Technique ties his combat ability to a pachinko jackpot. When the jackpot hits, he becomes effectively immortal. His colony fight is one of the season’s peak episodes.
- Kirara Hoshi — Hakari’s manager and a sorcerer whose technique manipulates proximity and positions in ways that make conventional attack patterns useless.
- Hiromi Higuruma — a defence lawyer who awakened his Cursed Technique and set up a courtroom inside a colony. His Judgeman domain is the season’s most conceptually original fight.
- Fumihiko Takaba — a comedian whose technique may be the single most absurd power in the franchise. His episode is the tonal wildcard of the season.
Season 4 — The Culling Game Part 2 — Is Confirmed for 2027
The Culling Game does not resolve in Part 1. Season 3 ends at a point that leaves the central rescue mission incomplete and the wider situation more fragile than when it began. Part 2 — effectively Season 4 — has been officially confirmed with a worldwide Crunchyroll release targeted for 2027. No specific date has been announced.
With Gege Akutami’s manga having concluded in September 2024, MAPPA is adapting a complete story with a definitive ending — no open threads, no indefinite hiatuses. Watching Part 1 now gives you a full picture of the pieces in play before the final run.
Jujutsu Kaisen: The Culling Game Part 1 is streaming now on Netflix Singapore with English dub from 22 July. Browse more anime news and guides on GameTrader.