Jujutsu Kaizen
Jujutsu Kaizen is the musical project associated with the anime series Jujutsu Kaisen. Their song "Kaikai Kitan" serves as the opening theme for the show's...
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Jujutsu Kaizen is the musical project associated with the anime series Jujutsu Kaisen. Their song "Kaikai Kitan" serves as the opening theme for the show's first season, with vocalist EVE handling the main performance. The track blends rock elements with electronic production, matching the series' supernatural themes.
Other songs from the project include "Lost in Paradise," which was used as an ending theme, and "Vivid Vice" for the second season opening. These tracks follow a similar approach, creating atmospheric music that complements the anime's visuals and narrative tone.
While the existing information mentions EVE as vocalist alongside guitarist Masato Nakayama and bassist Eiji Miyamoto, the project appears to function more as a collaborative effort for the anime's soundtrack rather than a traditional band with ongoing releases. The music stands on its own but remains closely tied to the Jujutsu Kaisen universe.
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The Start here section opens with Kaikai Kitan (廻廻奇譚), Give It Back (Ending 2 Full), and 一途 (ichizu) so you can move through the artist's stronger lyric pages first.
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