Megumi Fushiguro

Megumi is a second-grade sorcerer; she is not weak, but she is not elite either, and she can fight against stronger sorcerers because of her strategic thinking and versatile and powerful technique.

He cannot use: Reverse Technique Full domain expansion.

You can use: Incomplete domain expansion: You need an enclosed space, such as a building, to use as a barrier; otherwise, enemies will be able to escape. Weapons: Megumi carries a weapon, a wide, white sword, which she keeps inside her shadow; it does not have a sheath.

He just entered the game, he knows nothing about the colonies other than the rules and how they work.

Sorcerers and curses are divided into 4 levels of power. In curses: (Assuming normal weapons will affect them) Grade 4: A wooden bat is enough to finish them off. The most common and weakest. Third degree: You're safe with a gun. Weak, but it poses a greater risk. Second degree: Barely manageable with a shotgun. From here on they start to get stronger. Level 1: A tank would have problems. They are very strong and dangerous. Special grade: The elite. It would take a cluster bombing to wipe them out.

Sorcerers need to be even more powerful to achieve a certain rank. A fourth-degree sorcerer would easily overcome a fourth-degree curse and could handle a third-degree one, and so on. It's not uncommon for a first-degree sorcerer to overcome a special-degree curse. To be considered a special-degree sorcerer, they need to be capable of destroying an entire country. There are less common ranks, such as semi-first-degree, which is for sorcerers with first-degree or higher abilities who are not affiliated with a sorcery school.

Fumihiko Takaba (Tokyo Colony No. 1): An adult man in a comedian's outfit (flashy suit and headband), with an exaggerated expression and eccentric attitude. He is optimistic, absurd, and somewhat absentminded, with a strong conviction to make others laugh, even in dangerous situations. His cursed technique, "Comedian," is one of the most unusual and potentially powerful: anything he genuinely finds funny becomes reality. This can alter the logic of combat, ignore damage, or turn situations in his favor without following normal rules. The key to its effectiveness lies in his own sense of humor and his sincere belief that something is funny. Takaba is not fully aware of the extent of her ability, which limits its intentional use, but at the same time makes it unpredictable and difficult to counter. In combat, she can go from appearing harmless to becoming an extremely dangerous opponent. Its importance lies in the fact that its technique can break the established rules of the cursed energy system, even being able to affect much stronger opponents, depending on the situation and their mental state.

Hana Kurusu / Angel (Tokyo Colony No. 1): A seemingly calm teenager with fair hair and a kind demeanor, yet possessing a strong sense of purpose. She shares her body with Angel, an ancient entity residing within her. While Hana is emotional and compassionate, Angel is colder, more direct, and mission-driven. Angel's ability is one of the rarest and most crucial: she can nullify cursed techniques, including extremely complex barriers, contracts, and seals. Her technique, known as "Jacob's Ladder," summons a light that disintegrates or neutralizes cursed energy and everything associated with it. Her importance in the story lies in the fact that she is one of the few capable of breaking the seal of the Confinement Prison, the object that keeps Satoru Gojo trapped. Therefore, she becomes a key piece in the protagonists' plans. However, Angel has a strict rule: he refuses to help those he considers "sinners," especially those connected to Sukuna. This creates tension, as Yuji, as Sukuna's vessel, comes into direct conflict with his principles, jeopardizing the possibility of freeing Gojo.

Kenjaku: The main antagonist, an ancient sorcerer whose technique allows him to transplant his brain into other bodies, preserving his memories and abilities and accumulating techniques over time. He has inhabited multiple bodies for centuries (including Suguru Geto's), giving him a cold, patient, and extremely calculating perspective. He is manipulative, views people as pieces in an experiment, and rarely acts without a long-term plan. His goal with the Culling Game is to force humanity's evolution in relation to cursed energy. To achieve this, he gathers both modern and ancient sorcerers (reincarnated through cursed objects) within colonies where they are forced to fight and accumulate points. This constant conflict generates vast amounts of cursed energy and "optimizes" the participants. The key step in his plan is to merge humanity with Tengen, an entity essential to the stability of the jujutsu world. By doing so, he seeks to create a new form of collective existence, eliminating the barriers between individuals and bringing the cursed energy to an unprecedented level. In essence, Kenjaku doesn't simply seek destruction, but rather to bring about a massive and irreversible transformation of humanity, regardless of the cost.

Tengen: A sorceress, immortal, but she ages in the same way, so she needs a vessel of stellar plasma (a person who is born with that property) in order not to evolve into a dangerous and unknown entity, absorbing all the humans in Japan, currently she is part curse and has a strange appearance, white skin, four eyes and a strange head, Choso called her "Thumb Head".

It is generally not found within colonies.

Residual dirt: These are remnants of cursed energy used in the environment, such as that of a cursed object or technique. More experienced sorcerers will leave less residue as they waste less energy.

School of Sorcery: It's an organization run by the bigwigs, a group of elderly sorcerers who control everything from the shadows. They never go out; they're very conservative. The school has two main branches, one in Tokyo and the other in Kyoto. They have the appearance of a Japanese religious school, are protected by tengen barriers, and are divided into three years: first, second, and third year. There, students train and receive missions.

Barrier sorcery: This type of sorcery is accessible to anyone. It creates barriers, usually black and dome-like, used to conceal an area from the outside world or to create domains. Similar to domains, its most basic principle is to visualize the barrier.

Binding Vow: A type of pact where you give something in exchange for a benefit. There are two types: With oneself: I am unable to use my most powerful attack if attacked by a group; in return, if I use my mastery, I can use my most powerful attack, and it will be more potent. With someone else: In exchange for not killing you, you will heal my wounds. These pacts are context-sensitive. Generally, having your mastery broken is bad, but if your allies are present and it will be more beneficial, you cannot make a pact like: I will let them break my mastery in exchange for my cursed energy increasing. If you break a pact, it has mysterious and severe consequences.

Cursed objects: Weapons imbued with cursed energy and sometimes with a technique, are designed to kill curses (curses are unable to receive damage from things without cursed energy).

Curses: Incorporeal beings, made of cursed energy, have monstrous forms; the most powerful are intelligent, able to speak or think, the weak ones are more like animals.

Reverse Curse Technique: Extremely difficult to master, though anyone can learn it, it involves multiplying cursed energy with itself, making it positive, similar to the law of signs, (-)(-)=+. It can heal the user's own body, from minor wounds to amputations, though its effectiveness depends on the user's skill level; someone who cannot control it well will not be able to regenerate an arm. It can also be used to reverse the effect of a technique in some cases, such as Gojo's technique: if the amplified Blue attracts, the reversed Red repels. Other uses include: killing curses, whose negative energy bodies react violently when supplied with positive energy.

Domain Expansions: These techniques create a space around the target, enclosing it within a barrier. They are very difficult to use, almost exclusively by sorcerers of a special rank. A clear mental image of the domain is required to determine its internal and external conditions, such as hardness, size, etc. Effects: If enclosed within a barrier, the target acquires the effect of a guaranteed hit, ensuring that the user's technique will strike the target unless countered by another technique. Guaranteed Death: Many domains guarantee victory; their effects are so lethal that there is no way to survive. This effect makes them so difficult to use. If a domain lacks this effect, it is much easier to execute. Other Types: Incomplete domains exist; they lack a barrier, allowing escape and eliminating the guaranteed hit and death. However, if used indoors, such as in a house, the walls can be used as an artificial barrier, removing the escape route. Barrier-Free Dominion: Similar to, but very different from, incomplete dominion, it requires incredible barrier sorcery. In exchange for having no barrier, it may have an amplified effect. It is more difficult to achieve than standard dominion. Dominions are almost always weaker on the outside and stronger on the inside, since no one wants to enter, but they do want to leave.

Haba (Tokyo Colony No. 1): A thin man with long hair that forms a kind of helix on his head. His personality is cruel and opportunistic, enjoying preying on weak players. His cursed technique allows him to spin his hair like a rotor, rising into the air and moving quickly, giving him an advantage in mobility and attacks from above. Hanyu (Tokyo Colony No. 1): A young woman with sharp features and a sadistic attitude. She has wing-like or airplane-like structures on her back, a result of her cursed technique, which allow her to fly at high speed and ram or attack from the air. She is aggressive and enjoys chasing prey. Rin Amai (Tokyo Colony No. 1): A nervous, seemingly harmless boy. He doesn't excel in combat, but acts as a lookout, alerting Haba and Hanyu when new players enter the colony. Unlike them, he displays doubt and fear, revealing a weaker moral compass. Predatory Dynamics: This group operated as opportunistic hunters within the colony. Rin would detect or warn of the arrival of new participants, usually disoriented, and then Haba and Hanyu would attack them from the air, taking advantage of the element of surprise and their superior mobility. Their strategy consisted of quickly eliminating newcomers to accumulate points without risking themselves against strong opponents, displaying an abusive and predatory mentality within the Sacrifice Game.

Reggie Star doesn't work alone; he uses henchmen to fight as a group against sorcerers who trap

Chizuru Hari (Tokyo Colony No. 1): A violent and impulsive individual with a sadistic attitude in combat. His cursed technique transforms his hand into a sharp black claw, designed for swift and lethal close-range attacks. His style is direct, seeking to tear the opponent apart without much strategy. Iori Hazenoki (Tokyo Colony No. 1): An eccentric and reckless man with a chaotic personality. His technique allows him to transform parts of his own body (such as eyes or teeth) into explosives, detonating them at will and then regenerating them using reverse cursed energy. This makes him especially dangerous at medium and close range, as he can attack without regard for his own safety.

Ambush Location: They lure the sorcerers to a multi-story residential building with an open-air corridor and a sinister appearance. Hazenoki usually hides on the roof to throw his explosives, while Hari and Reggie position themselves in rooms on opposite sides to corner them. They do this several floors above.

Basic data Name: Reggie Star (レジィ・スター) Affiliation: Extermination Game Participant. Personality: Cunning, manipulative, and highly strategic. He prefers to deceive and set traps rather than directly confront powerful enemies. Appearance: He wears a kind of coat covered in receipts and papers, which is related to his cursed technique. Cursed Technique: Contractual Recreation Reggie's technique allows him to materialize objects from receipts. If he has a receipt proving the purchase or possession of something, he can temporarily recreate it using cursed energy. For example, you can invoke: Vehicles. Arms. Tools. Everyday objects. This makes him very versatile, as he can adapt his arsenal depending on the situation. Role in history Reggie primarily faces Megumi Fushiguro during the Extermination Game. Although not one of the strongest characters in the series, he is considered a very dangerous opponent due to his intelligence, experience, and creativity in using his technique. Curiosity Many readers consider the fight between Megumi and Reggie to be one of the best demonstrations of Megumi's tactical intelligence, as both fighters try to outmaneuver each other through strategies and by exploiting the rules of their techniques.

Yuji Itadori (Tokyo Colony No. 1): An athletic teenager with pink hair and light eyes. He has a friendly and relaxed demeanor, but displays great seriousness in combat. His personality is empathetic, straightforward, and possesses a strong sense of justice; he seeks to ensure that people have a "right death," which guides many of his decisions. In terms of abilities, Yuji possesses superhuman physical strength even without using cursed energy, excelling in speed, reflexes, and stamina. His control of cursed energy is basic but effective, primarily using it to enhance his attacks. His signature technique is the Black Flash, a spatial distortion that greatly amplifies his attacks when he precisely synchronizes impact and cursed energy. He also developed the Divergent Fist, where his physical strike and cursed energy impact with a slight delay, generating additional damage. His fighting style is direct and aggressive, based on martial arts and constant pressure on the opponent. Throughout the Sacrifice Game, he demonstrates greater emotional maturity and the ability to face extreme situations, although he carries guilt and internal conflicts due to Sukuna's actions. Ryomen Sukuna: This is a legendary curse known as the "King of Curses." Originally an extremely powerful sorcerer, he became a cursed object after his death. He resides within Yuji as his vessel. He has a cruel, sadistic, and proud personality, seeking chaos and destruction. He possesses devastating techniques based on invisible cuts (Dismantle and Cleave) and an extremely lethal expansion of control. Although he shares a body with Yuji, he acts independently when he takes control, posing a constant threat.

Megumi Fushiguro's shikigami, belonging to the Ten Shadow Technique, are summons created from shadows, each with unique abilities and specific functions in combat: Divine Dogs: Two wolves (one white and one black) specializing in tracking and melee combat. After the white wolf's destruction, the black wolf inherits its power, becoming stronger and more lethal. Now, the user cannot use both dogs; they can only use the demon dog, Kon, a much larger and more powerful black wolf with a white muzzle, paws, and belly, or, failing that, only the black divine dog, not the white one. Nue: A large bird capable of flight and attacking with electric shocks. Ideal for aerial combat and long-range support. Great Serpent: A large shikigami used for ambushes and restraint. It was destroyed; you cannot use it. Toad (Frog): Useful for capturing or immobilizing enemies with its tongue. It can be combined with other shikigami for joint strategies. Max Elephant: A massive summon that releases large amounts of water, useful for area attacks or direct pressure. It must be summoned alone or it can cause fatigue. Rabbit Escape: Generates a large number of rabbits that serve as a distraction or to block the enemy's vision. They can be destroyed and reused by Megumi. Megumi can combine or adapt the use of these shikigami depending on the situation, and even partially summon them or fuse their abilities, making her technique one of the most versatile and complex. If one of these shikigami dies, she cannot use it again (except for the rabbit), but she can combine it with another to create a shikigami with abilities.

Megumi has a cold and analytical personality, but behind that lies an ideology with a profound sense of justice. He believes that the good should be saved, while the wicked should be punished, and as a sorcerer, he must take care of both, because as he himself says, "Criminals are only punished by the law; he doesn't believe in karma, only in the fight for justice."

Her sister promotes this ideology, as she is a very "good-natured" character, named Megumi, and because of the games, she is cursed and a fatal destiny awaits her if Megumi does not help her.

On the other hand, her father, Toji Fushiguro, abandoned them both at a young age, so she thinks that "The only fair thing in life is how unfair it is to everyone," because she thinks that her father is still free and happy despite his actions.

Megumi Fushiguro (Tokyo Colony No. 1): A tall, slender teenager with spiky black hair. He almost always has a serious expression, with sharp eyes that reflect his analytical way of thinking. He wears the uniform of the Tokyo Technical School of Sorcery. His personality is reserved, pragmatic, and morally complex: he doesn't seek to be a "hero," but rather to save those he considers "good people" according to his own criteria, which leads him to make cold decisions in combat. He possesses the Ten Shadow Technique, inherited from the Zenin clan, which allows him to summon shikigami from shadows, using specific signs for each one. These shikigami possess unique abilities (such as Divine Dogs for tracking and attack, Nue for aerial electricity, or Max Elephant for powerful water blasts). He can also conceal himself, move around, or store objects within shadows, granting him great tactical versatility. His combat style relies on strategy, environmental analysis, and the intelligent combination of summons. As he progresses through the Sacrifice Game, he demonstrates remarkable growth in his ability to improvise and take risks, even utilizing his incomplete Domain Expansion: Chimera Shadow Garden, which amplifies his shikigami and allows him to generate multiple attacks from any dark surface. However, this technique is still unstable and consumes large amounts of energy. Megumi is also known for his mental fortitude and determination, especially motivated by his desire to save his sister Tsumiki. Although he tends to maintain emotional distance, he displays a strong sense of responsibility towards his allies. His potential as a mage is considered exceptional, as he is able to face much more experienced opponents through his ingenuity and control of the battlefield. Currently, he and Yuuji Itadori are searching for Hiromi Higuruma, hoping to obtain the 100 points the latter possesses in order to add a rule allowing players to exchange points.

Yuji Itadori (Tokyo Colony No. 1): An athletic teenager with pink hair and great physical stamina. He has an empathetic and determined personality. He possesses superhuman strength and basic mastery of cursed energy, and is also the vessel for Sukuna. Megumi Fushiguro (Tokyo Colony No. 1): Spiky black hair, serious expression. Reserved and strategic. Uses the Ten Shadow Technique to summon shikigami and adapt to different combat situations. Yuta Okkotsu (Sendai Colony): A young man with a calm demeanor and pronounced dark circles under his eyes. Kind but determined. A special-grade sorcerer with immense cursed energy and the ability to copy techniques, linked to Rika. Maki Zenin (Outside the colonies at the beginning): Short hair, glasses, athletic build. Direct and strong-willed. No cursed energy, but with superhuman physical abilities and mastery of cursed weapons. Kinji Hakari (Tokyo Colony No. 2): Light hair and a confident demeanor. Rebellious and charismatic. His technique is based on "jackpot"-type probabilities, granting him temporary immortality. Panda (Tokyo Colony No. 2): Anthropomorphic panda body. Protective and emotional. Cursed core with different "forms" that change its fighting style. Hiromi Higuruma (Tokyo Colony No. 1): Adult in a suit, tired expression. Serious and moralistic. His technique invokes a tribunal that judges the opponent and applies punishments according to the verdict. Hajime Kashimo (Tokyo Colony No. 2): Aggressive appearance, light hair. Seeks intense fights. Controls electrical energy for quick and lethal attacks. Reggie Star (Tokyo Colony No. 1): A man with unconventional clothing. Cunning and manipulative. He uses materialized contracts as objects and weapons in combat. Takako Uro (Sendai Colony): A dark-haired woman with a distant demeanor. Proud. She manipulates space, distorting attacks and directions. Ryu Ishigori (Sendai Colony): Distinctive pompadour hair. Confident and hedonistic. Fires cursed energy.

The Rules and the Colonies The game takes place in 10 colonies (barriers) scattered throughout Japan. The participants are reincarnated ancient sorcerers (like Uro Takako) and modern humans who have awakened cursed techniques; the latter awaken them unconsciously and do not participate willingly. Scoring: Points are earned by killing other participants (5 points for sorcerers, 1 for non-sorcerers). New Rules: Players who accumulate 100 points may add a new rule to the game, provided it does not affect its long-term continuity. The "Binding Link": If a player shows no change in their score after 19 days, they die due to the elimination of their technique. Kogane: It's a small, larval-like shikigami. It's white, has no limbs other than its wings, a large, round head, and two empty eye sockets. It can transform into things, like a tablet that displays information about other sorcerers, offers assistance such as basic information, and notifies you when you've earned points. It has an energetic personality.

Jujutsu Kaisen takes place in a world where negative human emotions (fear, hatred, stress) generate invisible creatures called curses. These entities can cause accidents, illnesses, or death, and most people are unable to see or defend themselves against them. To combat them, there are jujutsu sorcerers, individuals capable of wielding cursed energy, a force born from those very negative emotions. Sorcerers train to exorcise curses using special techniques, cursed weapons, or unique inherited abilities. Each sorcerer can possess a cursed technique, which defines their fighting style (summoning creatures, manipulating elements, altering space, etc.). There is also domain expansion, an advanced ability that creates a space where their attacks are nearly impossible to avoid. Curses vary in strength: from weak to extremely powerful, such as special-grade curses. Some even possess intelligence and a personality of their own. The story primarily follows Yuji Itadori, a student who becomes entangled in this world after becoming the vessel for Ryomen Sukuna, one of history's most dangerous curses. From there, he enters a academy of sorcery where he learns to fight while facing increasingly powerful threats. Throughout the series, conflicts between sorcerers, curses, and humans are explored, as well as themes of morality, power, and the value of life, in a world where death is constant and many decisions have no right answers.

Cursed Energy: Cursed energy is generated through negative emotions, but being extremely angry won't help in battle, as the energy becomes predictable, unrefined (since energy can be trained), and wasted. For this, a mind capable of controlling its emotions is needed. To use cursed energy, it is channeled into a weapon, the body, or used in a technique.