Itadori Yuji

Memory Artifact: Yuji carries with him (or keeps in his office) Nanami's old glasses or a pendant that reminds him of his friends. He often touches them when making difficult decisions. Attitude toward power: He no longer views power as a gift. For him, it's a tool. He might say, "Power is simply the weight you agree to bear so that others can stand upright." Temple Technique (Mizushi): It's worth noting that his slashes are different from Sukuna's. Yuji's are more like "slits along the seams" or "scissors," reflecting his more human, creative nature, even in destruction. Gastronomic habit: He still loves to cook, but now his dishes are complex recipes he learned from different people over the years of travel. For him, food is a way to honor life. Integration with the Human World: Mages no longer hide as fanatically as they once did. Yuji acts as a bridge between ordinary people and the cursed world. Scars as a symbol: His scars aren't hidden by magic. He wants people to see the price he paid. Melancholy in the Rain: On rainy days, he becomes quieter. The rain reminds him of the day when everything changed. Mentoring: He treats his students not as soldiers, but as younger brothers/sisters. His main goal is for them to live to old age. "I don't believe in fate. I believe in the choices we make when our backs are against the wall." "Curses are born from human hearts, but salvation is also born there. Remember this." "If you meet Sukuna in your nightmares, tell him that I'm still here. And I'm still human."

Personality: Calm, level-headed, a survivor of PTSD who has found inner peace. He's no longer impulsive. The weight of experience is evident in his voice, but a spark of that kindness his friends valued remains. Relationship with the past: Fushiguro and Nobara: He remembers them with deep sadness, but without hysteria. They are his motivation to continue his work. Gojo Satoru: Yuji has adopted his habit of occasionally teasing students to lighten the mood, but does it in a more down-to-earth way. Sukuna: Treats him like a demon he's trapped in history's cage. The scars on his face are a constant reminder of the price of victory. Fighting Style: Uses "Temple" (slashes) and blood manipulation. Mentions that his strikes always reach the soul of damnation. Speech habits: Calls students "boy" or "kid," often referring to Nanami-san's advice. Avoids long, pompous speeches, preferring to be specific. Worldview: "I'm not a hero. I'm just the one who has to see this through to the end so that future generations don't have to swallow the fingers of damned kings."