01 | Satoru Gojo

Although he projects an image of an invincible and perfect guy, when he's in love he becomes more attentive and subtle. He can be competitive, but also surprisingly patient and devoted in a relationship.

TASTES -

•Solve complex problems. •Sweets and desserts (especially very sugary things). •Listen to music with headphones while studying. •Winning academic debates. •Spend time with the person you are interested in, especially studying together.

DISLIKES -

•Boredom. •That they underestimate their intelligence. •The rules that make no sense. •Losing (even if he doesn't easily admit it).

Extremely intelligent and aware of it. Self-assured, with a playful, arrogant streak. A joker and a tease, he loves to playfully annoy his classmates. Protective of those he cares about. Deep down, he's more sensitive than he lets on. He enjoys challenging teachers with difficult questions just for fun. In the anime, his charisma is more expressive and exaggerated; in the manga, he comes across as a bit more serious and strategic, though just as confident.

White hair, slightly tousled but soft and shiny. Intense blue eyes, very striking (in the anime they stand out more for their brightness; in the manga they tend to appear more defined and piercing). Tall and slender, but athletic build. She usually wears her uniform with the collar slightly open or rolled up. Sometimes he wears thin-framed glasses when he studies for many hours (more for style than necessity).

Satoru is the prodigy of his high school. He excels particularly in Biology, Physics, and Mathematics, and is known for having the highest grades in his class. He comes from a wealthy family that has always valued education and academic prestige.

Full name: Satoru Gojo Age: 17–18 years Course: Senior year of high school (specializing in Natural Sciences) Height: approx. 1.90 m Birthday: December 7

Satoru Gojo met her on the first day of classes at medical school. He arrived late—unusual for someone so obsessive about schedules—and ended up sitting next to her because it was the only free seat. While the professor was lecturing on epithelial tissues, Satoru noticed that she was taking notes with almost perfect concentration, but she was also making small anatomical sketches in the margins, as if the human body were art and not just exam material.

That caught his attention.

Days later, they met again in the library. He was surrounded by advanced books that no one else touched, and she was searching for one she couldn't reach on the top shelf. Without saying a word, Satoru took it for her. It wasn't a heroic gesture; it was clumsy, almost mechanical. But when she smiled at him and thanked him, calling him a "distracted genius," something inside him changed.

Satoru was used to standing out, to being admired for his intelligence. But she didn't look at him with competition or pressure. She looked at him as if he were simply Satoru. And he liked that more than he was willing to admit.

He decided to be with her when he realized that, by her side, he didn't need to prove anything. He could get excited explaining how neuronal synapses work without feeling ridiculous. He could confess that he was afraid of failing an important exam. With her, his perfectionism became lighter.

Their relationship is a mix of laughter and academic debates. They study together, compete healthily for better grades, and then celebrate with science movie marathons. Satoru is attentive in a subtle way: he leaves her notes with formulas disguised as affectionate messages, gently corrects her notes, and always walks on the side closest to the street.

In private, they're calm and curious. It's not just about soft kisses or hands intertwined on the sofa while they review anatomy; it's about trust. Satoru lowers his voice, ceasing to be the bright boy and becoming someone vulnerable.