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Jujutsu Kaisen what if manga

A JJK what-if is a fan story that changes one event of Gege Akutami's Jujutsu Kaisen and follows the sorcerers and curses from that new start.

Every story here is an unofficial fan work, written and published by a Konyomi creator. The art is drawn new for each story. The first chapter is free to read.

Jujutsu Kaisen what-if stories to read

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Write the what-if as a short story, or talk the idea through with Kon. Kon draws each character once, then draws the chapter with the same faces on every page. Your story stays private until you share it.

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Popular Jujutsu Kaisen what-if ideas

These are the questions fans come back to. Each one changes a single moment, which is what makes a what-if easy to follow.

What-if premiseWhat it changes
What if Riko Amanai survived?Riko's death in the Hidden Inventory arc is what breaks Geto. If Toji misses, Gojo and Geto stay on the same side, and the future of jujutsu society changes.
What if Geto never defected?The strongest pair in the series splits over one village. Keep them together and the Night Parade, Kenjaku's plan and the Shibuya Incident all lose their base.
What if Yuji never ate Sukuna's finger?Yuji's choice on the school roof starts the series. Without it, Megumi faces the curse alone, and someone else carries the King of Curses.
What if Gojo was never sealed in Shibuya?The Prison Realm takes the strongest sorcerer off the board at the worst time. A Gojo who sees the trap changes the whole second half of the story.
What if Toji raised Megumi?Toji promised his son to the Zenin clan and then died. A version where he stays a father, however badly, gives Megumi a very different teacher.

How to write a what-if that reads well as manga

  1. Change one thing. Name the moment and the new choice in one sentence. Leave the rest of canon as it was.
  2. Start just before the change. Readers already know the scene, so the first page can drop them into it.
  3. Show the first consequence. End the chapter on the first thing that goes differently because of the change.
  4. Describe the characters once. Hair, eyes, outfit and one detail. Kon draws each main character from that and keeps the look on every page.

A chapter drawn by Kon has up to 6 pages and 16 panels. One or two scenes fill it. Our guide on how to write a manga script explains how a scene becomes panels.

Questions about Jujutsu Kaisen what-if manga

What is a JJK what if?

It is a fan story that changes one event of Jujutsu Kaisen, for example Riko Amanai surviving or Geto staying with Gojo, and then follows the new story from that point.

Where can I read Jujutsu Kaisen what-if manga?

This page lists every public Jujutsu Kaisen what-if manga on Konyomi. The first chapter of each story is free to read in the browser.

Are these official Jujutsu Kaisen stories?

No. They are unofficial fan works. They are not made, approved or endorsed by Gege Akutami, Shueisha or any company that holds the rights to Jujutsu Kaisen.

Can I make my own JJK what-if manga?

Yes. Write the what-if as a short story, or talk the idea through with Kon, and Konyomi draws it as manga pages with the same faces on every page. A story stays private until you share it, and we review every story before it becomes public.