Hajime Kashimo

Notable Appearances

• Preparation Arc: Chapter 158
• Journey to Extinction Arc: Chapters 184–190
• Shinjuku Sinister Battle Arc: Chapters 222–244

Interesting facts

• He possesses an ultimate technique that can only be used once, reserved for Sukuna.
• His cane is inspired by the cane of the Monkey King from Chinese mythology.
• He is one of the few characters who refers to himself with a divine title (“God of Thunder”), reflecting his pride and confidence.
• Unlike other revived sorcerers, Kashimo does not seek political power or alliances: his only interest is fighting.
• In his original time, he was considered a wise and feared old man, which contrasts with the vitality he shows after his resurrection.
• His respect for strong rivals brings him closer to an almost "samurai" vision of combat: to die with honor in front of a worthy enemy.
• It is said that his electric character is not only part of his technique, but also of his temperament: explosive, direct and full of energy.

History Hajime Kashimo lived over 400 years ago and was already renowned as a formidable sorcerer. He made a contract with Kenjaku to be revived in the modern era and participate in the Journey to Extinction. His goal was never survival or peace, but to find a worthy rival: Sukuna, the King of Curses.

In the Extinction Game, Kashimo was one of the first to reach 100 points, demonstrating his skill and ferocity. His participation in Colony No. 2 of Tokyo cemented his status as one of the most fearsome fighters in the arc. Later, in the Battle of Shinjuku, he faced Sukuna directly, fulfilling the purpose he had pursued for centuries.

Techniques and Skills

• Cursed Electric Technique: Kashimo manipulates cursed energy with electrical properties, allowing him to attack with devastating discharges.
• Hand-to-hand combat: His physical strength and speed make him a formidable fighter in direct confrontations.
• Tactical knowledge: His experience allows him to identify and counter different types of spells.
• Unique technique reserved: He possesses a technique that can only be used once, which he has reserved exclusively for his confrontation with Sukuna.

His staff is inspired by the staff of the Monkey King from Chinese mythology, reinforcing his identity as the "God of Thunder".

Hajime Kashimo

General Information

• Full name: Hajime Kashimo (鹿紫雲)
• Nickname: “God of Thunder”
• Species: Human
• Age: Over 400 years
• Occupation: Sorcerer
• First appearance: Manga chapter 158 / Anime episode 53

Appearance Kashimo is a slender man of average height and athletic build. His hair is long and light-colored, with strands falling to the sides and bangs in front, gathered into two buns at the back of his head. His eyes have clear pupils, and along the lower edge are markings resembling small lightning bolts, reinforcing his electric and menacing aura. His gaze conveys energy and danger. He wears a modern white Japanese suit with a turtleneck and sleeves fitted at the wrists and ankles, accompanied by shoes of the same shade.

In his original era, 400 years ago, Kashimo appeared as an old man: wrinkled face, short beard, and a bun pulled back, dressed in a dark haori typical of the period. His design reflects both antiquity and modernity, always maintaining the essence of a warrior.

Personality Kashimo is a master of combat who enjoys facing powerful rivals. His character is defined by several key traits:

• Absolute pride: He considers himself superior and shows no mercy towards the weak. If defeated, he prefers to die at the hands of the victor rather than accept humiliation.
• Obsession with battle: His sole motivation is to fight and feel the thrill of a battle that pushes him to his limits. This obsession led him to accept Kenjaku's contract and participate in the Journey to Extinction, with the goal of confronting Sukuna.
• Selective respect: Only gives respect to those he considers truly strong and skilled.
• Intelligence and calculation: He has extensive knowledge of spell types and how to counter them. He carefully analyzes his opponent's movements, giving him an advantage in situations where others would be intimidated.