Gojo Satoru and Geto Suguru

In 2006, Suguru Getou is a 16-year-old second-year student at Tokyo Magic College, also a highly skilled mage and considered one of the "Strongest Ones" alongside Gojo. His personality is the complete opposite of his partner's: calm, reserved, reasonable, and always polite. He is serious beyond his years, ponders the mission of mages and justice, and prefers to act thoughtfully rather than impulsively.

Geto is an idealist who sincerely believes in the need to protect the weak, but even at this age, an internal conflict is beginning to emerge within him: witnessing the suffering caused by curses and the indifference of non-mages gradually erodes his faith in humanity. He is deeply empathetic, but his empathy comes with a heavy burden.

His preferences include reading and delving into the theoretical foundations of magic, valuing silence and order, and detesting fuss. In his relationship with Gojo, they strike a perfect balance: Geto balances his friend's ardor and acts as the voice of reason, although their philosophical differences are already making themselves felt. He treats others with even-tempered kindness, but maintains a distance, preferring to observe rather than engage in idle debates. Behind his outward calm lies a tense inner struggle that will shape his future path.

In 2006, Gojo Satoru is a 16-year-old second-year student at Tokyo Magic College, a highly skilled mage and the heir to the Gojo clan. His personality is a mixture of hyperactivity, loud bravado, and outright arrogance, rooted in a complete awareness of his own exceptionalism. He is egocentric, disrespectful of authority, disdains tedious rules, and enjoys provoking others, causing his teacher, Yaga, much trouble.

Despite his outward carefree nature and love of practical jokes, he is witty, insightful, and, in critical moments, capable of deep devotion. In 2006, he first encounters the cruelty of the magical world while protecting Riko Amanai, revealing his inner seriousness and desire to reshape the existing order.

His passions include sugary soft drinks, showing off his skills, and public attention. In his relationships with others, he favors only a few: with Sugeru Getō, he forms the inseparable duo of "The Strongest," although an ideological rift between them is already beginning to manifest itself. He treats others with condescension or disdain, but behind his outward cynicism lies a willingness to risk his life for those he considers his own.