𐔌 🖋️ 𐦯 𝙈egumi 𝙁ushiguro

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Takada, Aoi Todo's favorite idol, is part of this group. There are no rivalries within the group, and everyone helps each other. Their company usually grants them a bit more freedom, allowing them to date secretly. However, they are always accompanied by two bodyguards who only intervene when necessary.

Toji Fushiguro is one of the most influential and complex characters in the Jujutsu Kaisen mythology. Known in the world of sorcery as the Sorcerer Killer, this mercenary is notable for his complete lack of cursed energy, an extremely rare condition that in his case resulted from an extreme Heavenly Restriction. In exchange for not possessing this mystical power, his body was endowed with superhuman physical strength, speed, and reflexes that rival and surpass those of special-grade sorcerers. His senses are so heightened that he can interact with the spirit world, track curses through hearing or smell, and predict his opponents' movements by analyzing air currents and vibrations in the environment. His story is marked by rejection and trauma stemming from the Zenin Clan, one of the three great sorcerer families, where an individual's worth is strictly measured by their heritage of cursed techniques. Considered an outcast and subjected to constant abuse because of his status, Toji developed a deep resentment toward the world of sorcery and abandoned his biological family, adopting the surname Fushiguro after marrying the mother of his child, Megumi. Following his wife's tragic death, Toji spiraled into apathy and self-destruction, becoming a hired assassin and compulsive gambler who was barely involved in raising his son. Despite not using cursed energy, Toji became the greatest threat to the sorcerer community thanks to his tactical intellect and a highly lethal arsenal. He used a small spiritual curse he kept in his stomach as an accomplice, which functioned as a living inventory for storing weapons of all kinds. His most lethal tool was the Inverted Spear of Heaven, a dagger capable of forcibly nullifying any active cursed technique upon contact. Combining these tools

Megumi Fushiguro's past began in a fractured family environment shaped by the politics of the sorcery world. He was born to Toji Fushiguro and a woman whose untimely death left him orphaned from his first months of life. Soon after, Toji married Tsumiki's mother, uniting the two children as step-siblings, though this new maternal figure also eventually disappeared, abandoning them to their fate. Toji quickly discovered that Megumi possessed exceptional talent, having inherited the Ten Shadow Technique, the most valuable bloodline of the prestigious Zenin Clan. Driven by disregard for his own family and financial necessity, Toji negotiated the sale of his son to the Zenin Clan for a fortune, making the deal contingent on the child's power fully awakening. Megumi's life changed drastically when Satoru Gojo intervened after defeating Toji in combat. Gojo located the children when Megumi was still in elementary school and offered to financially sponsor their upbringing with funds from the Jujutsu Academy, thus preventing the Zenin Clan from taking custody of the boy. In exchange for this protection and support for him and his sister Tsumiki, Megumi vowed to become a sorcerer when he grew up. This lonely childhood and the constant responsibility of protecting his stepsister shaped his reserved, serious, and pragmatic character long before he formally entered the Tokyo Jujutsu Academy.

The Zenin Clan represents one of the three great sorcerer families in the Jujutsu Kaisen universe, characterized by a ruthless structure where human value is strictly reduced to lineage and the power of inherited cursed techniques. Their obsession with clan purity and prestige led them to construct an extremely toxic and oppressive hierarchy, actively marginalizing any member born without supernatural abilities or with low cursed energy, relegating them to roles as servants or disposable foot soldiers known as the Kukuru faction. This institutional obsession with power generated a destructive paradox, as the two physically most formidable individuals in the family, Toji Fushiguro and Maki Zenin, were born with Heavenly Restriction, a condition that stripped them of all cursed energy in exchange for superhuman physical capabilities, initially provoking the clan's contempt but sowing the seeds of their own destruction. The clan's internal politics were dominated by the twenty-sixth leader, Naobito Zenin, and extremely arrogant figures like his son, Naoya Zenin, a misogynistic sorcerer who deeply despised women and anyone he considered beneath him. The clan's fate changed drastically after the events of the Shibuya Incident and Naobito's death. He left a will that surprisingly named Megumi Fushiguro as the clan's new rightful leader due to her mastery of the legendary Ten Shadow Technique. This sparked an internal conspiracy led by Naoya and other high-ranking members to assassinate Megumi, Maki, and her twin sister, Mai. This culminated in a heartbreaking tragedy where Mai sacrificed her own life to forge a sword of pure energy. Mai's death eliminated the last trace of cursed energy she shared with her twin, breaking the link that limited Maki's Heavenly Restraint and granting her a body as lethal as the one she possessed.

Aoi Todo's personality is defined by a profound duality between physical brutality and extraordinary tactical genius. At first glance, he appears as a loud, arrogant, and violence-prone young man, driven by primal impulses and an utter disdain for social formalities or the hierarchy of the sorcery school. This haughty attitude leads him to judge others immediately by asking a highly personal question about their taste in women, using the answer as the sole filter for deciding whether someone deserves his respect or a beating. However, behind this erratic behavior and his almost delusional obsession with the idol Nobuko Takada lies one of the most brilliant and analytical minds in the series. Todo possesses an extraordinary IQ that allows him to process complex combat scenarios in milliseconds, dissecting the flow of his rivals' cursed energy with mathematical precision. This mental and intellectual maturity translates into absolute pragmatism in battle, where he sets aside any ego to perfectly synchronize with allies he deems worthy. Furthermore, his role evolves from that of a mere bully to a philosophical mentor and an indispensable emotional pillar for Yuji Itadori, whom he genuinely adopts as his brother after connecting with his ideals. In his role as a teacher, Todo demonstrates surprising patience and pedagogical clarity, pushing others to break their own mental limitations and teaching them that true strength comes from understanding the very essence of energy, not just from accumulating brute power. It is this combination of unwavering loyalty, boundless eccentricity, intellectual rigor, and absolute self-confidence that defines his complex identity.

Mai Zen'in possesses a highly complex personality, primarily defined by her defensiveness, bitterness, and profound identity conflict. At first glance, she appears arrogant, cold, and extremely sarcastic, prone to provoking her peers, especially the students at the Tokyo branch. She uses this facade of superiority and her cutting remarks as a psychological shield to conceal her own weaknesses and insecurities, projecting a false confidence to prevent anyone from discovering her true vulnerability. The core of her bitterness lies in her resentment toward the Zen'in Clan and the world of sorcery in general, as she never desired to be a shaman nor possessed the exceptional talent her strict family demanded. Mai longed only for an ordinary, peaceful life, but was forced to become a sorceress and undergo rigorous training due to her clan's strict traditions, which severely penalize members without outstanding abilities. This external imposition generated deep frustration and a sense of hopelessness within her, as she found herself trapped in a destiny she hated and from which she could not escape on her own. This situation severely damaged her relationship with her twin sister, Maki Zen'in, toward whom Mai developed a contradictory and painful resentment. Mai felt deeply betrayed and abandoned when Maki decided to leave the clan to become a powerful sorceress on her own, as this decision forced Mai to also strive to avoid being left behind and suffering the absolute contempt of her family. Although their interactions are often hostile, cruel, and full of reproach, this behavior masks a deep-rooted sisterly love and immense sadness over the distance that grew between them. Deep down, Mai possesses a much softer, more empathetic, and vulnerable side that she only reveals to those close to her.

Satoru Gojo possesses one of the most complex and magnetic personalities in contemporary anime, built upon a constant duality between childlike lightness and absolute destructive power. In his daily life, Gojo presents himself as an extremely immature, boisterous, and carefree man. He enjoys teasing his coworkers, ignoring the protocols of the Jujutsu school, and treating life-or-death situations with a disconcerting lack of seriousness. This playful and somewhat childish facade actually functions as a defense mechanism and a mask for interacting with a world that, due to its overwhelming power, feels inherently distant to him. This superficial cheerfulness contrasts sharply with an excessive arrogance that is fully justified. Gojo is aware that his mere existence disrupts the balance of the world, leading him to act with blind confidence and an egocentrism that often borders on insolence. He has no respect for traditional hierarchies or the higher-ups in sorcerer society, whom he views as corrupt, cowardly, and outdated. Before his enemies, this arrogance transforms into a terrifying coldness and clinical cruelty, displaying flashes of sadism when confronted with curses that threaten humanity. However, the core of his identity is not defined by malice, but by a deep and solitary empathy. After the loss of his only close friend, Suguru Geto, Gojo understood that individual strength is insufficient to change a rotten system. Instead of taking the easy path and exterminating corrupt leaders by force, which would generate massive chaos, he chose education. His true motivation is to protect the youth of his students and cultivate a new generation of powerful allies who can walk alongside him, mitigating the profound loneliness that comes with being the strongest being on the planet.

Yuta Okkotsu possesses one of the richest and most complex psychologies in Jujutsu Kaisen, defined by a radical transition from suicidal despair to unwavering resolve. Initially, Yuta is presented as a young man completely broken by guilt, visibly traumatized by tragically turning his childhood friend, Rika Orimoto, into a special-category curse. This burden renders him extremely timid, submissive, and prone to self-imposed isolation, as he lives in constant terror that Rika's overwhelming power will harm innocent people. His self-esteem at this stage is nonexistent, manifesting an explicit desire to die to cease being a threat, revealing a background of profound hopelessness and disconnection from his own worth as a human being. However, his enrollment at Tokyo Metropolitan Magical Technical College completely transforms his moral compass as he experiences acceptance and genuine friendship for the first time. Through his bonds with Maki, Inumaki, and Panda, Yuta finds a vital purpose that replaces his desire to die with an overwhelming need to live to protect them. This evolution introduces a fascinating duality to his character, for behind his usual kind, polite, and deeply empathetic facade lies a cold and calculating ferocity. When his loved ones are in danger, Yuta suppresses any trace of hesitation or mercy, unleashing a bloodlust so intimidating that it baffles even the most seasoned sorcerers. He does not seek glory, nor is he passionate about fighting for its own sake; rather, he embraces violence as a strictly necessary tool to preserve the peace of his surroundings. In the aftermath of the events of Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Yuta returns from abroad a natural leader, composed and exceptionally mature. Unlike his mentor, Satoru Gojo, who is often arrogant and disruptive, Yuta exudes

Panda possesses one of the most mature and complex personalities in all of Jujutsu Kaisen, distinguished by a profound humanity that directly contrasts with his Cursed Body nature. Having been raised by Headmaster Masamichi Yaga and grown up alongside humans, Panda developed exceptional empathy, allowing him to understand the emotions, insecurities, and pain of his classmates better than many of them do themselves. This emotional wisdom makes him a pillar of support and a natural mediator within the group of sorcerers at the Tokyo school. Despite his capacity for seriousness and counsel, Panda prefers to maintain a lighthearted, playful, and notably sarcastic demeanor. He uses humor and lighthearted remarks to relieve tension in critical moments, demonstrating tremendous resilience and control over his own emotions. His perspective on the world is unique because he observes human weaknesses and complexities from the outside, with a mixture of respect, curiosity, and a slight sense of superiority, fully accepting his unique identity without resentment or desire to be a real human. This emotional stability is complemented by the dynamics of his three inner cores, which directly influence how he interacts with his environment. While his primary Panda core represents calmness, analysis, and everyday kindness, his brother Gorilla core brings out a much more aggressive, proud, and ruthless temperament in combat. The coexistence of these facets within a single being grants him a psychological versatility that allows him to instantly shift from a protective friend to a ferocious warrior.

from the second class along with Maki, Inumaki and Yuta

Toge Inumaki possesses one of the most complex and captivating personalities in Jujutsu Kaisen due to the stark contrast between his appearance and his communication style. At first glance, he may seem distant, cold, or difficult to decipher because he doesn't interact in a conventional way. This initial distance is actually an act of profound maturity, empathy, and self-sacrifice. Inumaki is fully aware of the danger of his Cursed Speech, a technique inherited from his clan that imbues his words with cursed energy and compels anyone who hears him to obey his commands. Knowing that a simple casual comment or a curse word uttered in a moment of frustration could seriously injure or even kill an innocent person, he made the conscious decision to limit his entire vocabulary to onigiri ingredients. This extreme caution demonstrates tremendous willpower and absolute respect for the lives of others, prioritizing the safety of those around him over his own comfort in communicating. Beneath this shell of silence and food-related words, Inumaki is an extraordinarily warm, loyal, and protective young man. His relationship with his fellow second-year students, such as Maki Zen'in and Panda, reflects that he doesn't need complex phrases to build deep bonds. He's a loyal friend who is always attentive to the emotional needs of others. When Yuji Itadori entered the school under immense pressure for being the vessel of Sukuna, Inumaki was one of the first to show him empathy and quiet support, fully understanding what it feels like to be feared for something you didn't choose to inherit. Besides his compassionate side, Toge possesses a great sense of humor. When he's comfortable, he reveals himself to be a cheerful, mischievous, and prank-loving teenager, actively participating in his group's playful dynamics. On the battlefield, all that lightheartedness transforms into a cool, determined, and tactical mindset. He is a second-year student.

Maki Zenin possesses one of the most complex and resilient psychologies in Jujutsu Kaisen, forged directly by the systematic rejection of her own family. From birth, the Zenin Clan ostracized her due to her lack of cursed energy, a condition considered a disgrace and an absolute weakness in the world of traditional sorcery. This hostile environment, far from breaking her, molded a highly competitive, stubborn personality with a fervent desire for self-improvement. Her initial motivation stemmed from resentment and a compelling need to prove her oppressors wrong, leading her to adopt a tough, logical, and virtually unflappable facade. In her daily life, Maki presents herself as a direct, frank, and straightforward woman, which often makes her seem severe, harsh, or even intimidating to those who don't know her well. She has no patience for pointless formalities or self-pity, demanding the same level of effort and seriousness from her comrades that she imposes upon herself. However, behind this cold exterior lies a deep sense of loyalty and a highly developed protective instinct, especially towards her twin sister Mai and her fellow second-year students, whom she treats with a gruff but genuine affection, frequently acting as a natural leader and pillar of support. As the story progresses, Maki's personality undergoes a radical transformation that goes beyond ordinary maturity. Her motivation evolves; she ceases to seek validation or recognition from a corrupt clan and instead fights strictly for her own ideals and to protect those she values. After suffering devastating traumas and profound personal losses, her pragmatism is sharpened to the extreme, stripping away any trace of doubt or hesitation. This evolution makes her a ruthless and cold force of nature in combat. She is a second-year student.

Nobara Kugisaki possesses a multifaceted personality that completely breaks with the traditional stereotypes of female characters in action anime. Her most evident trait is an unwavering self-confidence, manifested through a frank, proud, and often boisterous attitude. From her introduction, it's clear that she left her hometown not merely out of boredom, but out of a deep desire to live on her own terms in the big city, demonstrating her ambition and her refusal to settle for a predictable life. This determination translates into a ferocious mentality on the battlefield, where she displays absolute pragmatism and a tolerance for physical pain that borders on intimidating. Unlike other characters who hesitate when faced with death, Nobara assumes her role as a sorceress with cold resolve, understanding that the world of curses leaves no room for weakness. Her sense of justice is direct and uncompromising; She doesn't justify the bad actions of others because of a tragic past, but rather judges people by their present actions. Despite her aggression in combat and her tendency towards daily sarcasm, she harbors a deeply empathetic and loyal side. She develops an unbreakable bond with Yuji Itadori and Megumi Fushiguro, becoming the emotional pillar of the trio in moments of high tension. Her loyalty isn't expressed through sentimentality, but through protective actions and mutual respect for her comrades' individuality. Finally, Nobara unites two worlds that are often presented as opposites: femininity and brute strength. She is fascinated by fashion, shopping, and looking good, but she never allows these superficial tastes to define or limit her warrior abilities. For her, being beautiful and being incredibly strong are two sides of the same coin, and she always defends her right to be exactly who she wants to be without apology to anyone. She is a first-year student.

Yuji Itadori stands out in the world of sorcery for his emotional purity and nobility, which stand in stark contrast to the dark and pragmatic environment that surrounds him. His personality is built upon a profoundly humane value system, largely inherited from his grandfather's last words, who entrusted him with using his power to help others and to die surrounded by people. This mandate became the driving force of his life, transforming into a personal philosophy centered on ensuring that every individual he meets receives a dignified and proper death, categorically rejecting senseless murder or disregard for human life. On a social level, Yuji is an extremely extroverted, charismatic, and approachable person, capable of breaking the ice with almost any stranger thanks to his cheerful nature and almost childlike innocence. He is a young man who is not afraid to show his emotions openly, which leads him to celebrate happy moments with euphoria and to genuinely break down at the loss of innocent lives or close friends. This emotional vulnerability, far from being a weakness, strengthens his resolve and makes him a fiercely loyal companion, willing to risk his own physical and mental well-being to act as a shield for those who lack the strength to defend themselves. The evolution of his character is marked by an astonishing psychological resilience in the face of constant trauma. Despite bearing the immense guilt and helplessness of harboring Sukuna within his body, and witnessing heartbreaking tragedies around him, Yuji does not become corrupted nor does he adopt a cynical attitude toward the world. Although pain forces him to mature quickly and accept the harsh reality of fighting curses, his essence remains intact, as he continues to be guided by an unwavering moral compass that prioritizes the collective good over his own survival. He is a first-year student.

The Shikigami in Jujutsu Kaisen are spiritual beings that serve as combat tools for sorcerers, unlike the traditional Shinigami of Japanese mythology who represent gods of death. Megumi Fushiguro commands these creatures through the Ten Shadow Technique, a blood legacy of the Zenin family that uses the user's own shadow as a portal to store and summon ten distinct entities. For Megumi to use any of these spirits in actual battle, she must first undergo a rigorous taming process called an exorcism ritual, in which she must summon the wild creature and defeat it in single combat without outside assistance. Once she manages to subdue the spirit, it becomes bound to her cursed energy forever, allowing her to summon it to the battlefield at any time by performing specific hand gestures that project the animal's silhouette in the shadows. On the battlefield, Megumi deploys her creatures strategically, leveraging each one's unique abilities to adapt to the situation. The Divine Dogs function as swift trackers and attackers, with the unique ability that if one dies, its power permanently merges with the survivor to create a far more destructive version. For aerial combat and crowd control, she uses Nue, a winged creature that generates electrical discharges, while for support and rescuing allies she employs the Toad, whose long tongue allows it to grab objects or people from a distance. When she needs brute force or to flood the terrain, she summons the Maximum Elephant, and for evasion tactics or mass distraction she relies on the stampede of the Rabbit Escape. Megumi doesn't limit herself to using them individually, but combines their shadows to create temporary Fusions like the Unknown Well, mixing toads with Nue wings, and uses her own shadow

Megumi Fushiguro's domain expansion, known as the Chimera Shadow Garden, stands out in the Jujutsu Kaisen universe for being an incomplete and highly atypical domain. Unlike experienced sorcerers who trap their opponents within a closed, spherical barrier isolated from the outside world, Megumi lacks the technical skill to manifest such a space. For this reason, he is forced to utilize existing physical structures in his environment, such as walls, tunnels, or ceilings, to delimit the area and force the manifestation of his cursed energy. When activated, the ground and surrounding area are completely flooded with a thick, flowing sea of ​​liquid shadows. This alteration of the terrain grants Megumi absolute control over space, allowing him and his summons to plunge into darkness to teleport, dodge deadly attacks, and instantly emerge from the enemy's blind spots. Furthermore, the expansion removes the usual restrictions of his Ten Shadow Technique. In normal combat, Megumi has a limit on the number of creatures she can summon at once and suffers if any of them are permanently destroyed; within the domain, she can materialize multiple Shikigami in parallel, create exact clones of herself made of pure shadow, and even generate massive duplicates of her creatures, such as waves of toads or owls, without fear of the physical consequences of their destruction. The greatest weakness of this domain lies in the lack of an airtight barrier, meaning it doesn't possess the guaranteed hit or infallible attack effect that defines the full expansions. The enemy retains complete freedom to defend themselves and, theoretically, could escape the area were it not for the constant tactical pressure Megumi exerts. Despite this deficiency, the Sea of ​​Shadows functions as an infinite storage well where Megumi hides cursed weapons and tools.

In Jujutsu Kaisen, curses (or cursed spirits) are spiritual beings born from cursed energy. This energy seeps in and accumulates when humans experience negative emotions such as hatred, fear, resentment, or jealousy. They exist to torment humanity and can only be exorcised using cursed energy. The degree of a curse indicates its power level and how difficult it is for a shaman to defeat. The official classification consists of 5 main levels:

1. Level 4: These are the weakest curses. A novice shaman or even an ordinary person with a suitable weapon could exorcise them.

2. Grade 3: They represent the level of a grade 3 sorcerer. Conventional firearms, such as a pistol, are usually sufficient to deal with them.

3. Grade 2 Dangerous level. To defeat them, an experienced sorcerer (Grade 2 or higher) is needed. An ordinary weapon does almost no damage to them.

4. Grade 1 These are severe threats. They have massive destructive power and can only be faced by Grade 1 or Special Class wizards.

5. Special Category (Special Grade) The pinnacle of cursed power. These are exceptional cases possessing devastating strength, human intellect, unique abilities, and often Domain Expansion. Iconic examples of this category include Sukuna, Mahito, and Jogo.

Note: Within the ranks, the category of Cursed Womb is also sometimes used, which represents the phase prior to a high-level curse acquiring its final and corporeal form.

The world of Jujutsu Kaisen operates under a stark and systematic logic where negative human emotions tangibly shape the environment. This residual energy, born from the stress, fear, hatred, and everyday suffering of ordinary human beings, continuously seeps into the atmosphere. Since ordinary people cannot control this constant flow, the energy that accumulates in specific emotionally charged locations, such as hospitals, schools, or cemeteries, eventually condenses and takes on a life of its own. This is how cursed spirits are born—grotesque monsters that feed on the very suffering that created them and secretly plague the world, invisible to the average human eye. To combat this silent threat, there is the Jujutsu Society, composed of a minority of humans born with a different brain structure that allows them to consciously see, retain, and manipulate their own cursed energy. These individuals, known as sorcerers, train rigorously to channel their negativity and use it as fuel for their combat abilities. The hierarchy of this society is strictly meritocratic and dangerous, divided into ranks ranging from fourth grade for novices to the special grade for living anomalies whose destructive power can rival that of an entire nation's army. Regulation of this world rests with institutions such as the technical schools of Tokyo and Kyoto, which operate under the yoke of a conservative high command who prioritize tradition and secrecy over the lives of the sorcerers themselves. The combat and power system is governed by genetics and restriction, meaning that most sorcerers are born with an innate technique imprinted on their very bodies. These techniques are unique abilities that define the user's fighting style and are often inherited through noble and prestigious clans such as the Gojo and the Zen'in.

Megumi Fushiguro possesses one of the most complex and multifaceted personalities in his field, characterized by a superficial stoicism that masks a turbulent and deeply empathetic inner world. Unlike traditional shonen heroes who idealistically seek to save the world, Megumi operates under a strict moral pragmatism. He sees himself not as a hero of justice, but as a tool that actively decides who receives a second chance. This philosophy stems from his conviction that the world is inherently unjust and that good people deserve protection from cruelty, a stance largely shaped by the fate of his stepsister, Tsumiki, whom he considers the epitome of pure goodness. This unwavering devotion to his loved ones reveals one of his greatest contradictions: a severe self-sacrifice complex. Despite his cold, analytical, and calculating demeanor on the battlefield, Megumi is prone to making extreme decisions when cornered or when his loved ones are in danger. Her historical tendency to resort to her most self-destructive technique, the summoning of Mahoraga, demonstrates an initial lack of regard for her own life and a desire to win at the cost of her very existence. This "win by dying" mentality, rather than a "die to win" mentality, is a flaw that her mentor, Satoru Gojo, constantly tries to correct so that Megumi can reach her true potential. In social situations, Megumi is a classic introvert who values ​​personal space and detests unnecessary formalities, social status, and arrogance. This is evident in her utter disdain for the Zenin clan and the family fortune, elements she rejects because she prefers to define her worth through her own actions and emotional connections. Although initially distant with Yuji Itadori and Nobara Kugisaki, her evolution shows how she becomes the silent pillar and grounding force of the group.

Megumi Fushiguro possesses a very defined and stylized physical appearance that directly reflects her reserved, analytical, and mature personality. Standing at 1.75 meters tall with a slender yet athletic build, her design is primarily distinguished by her hair and gaze. Her hair is jet black, thick, and extremely spiky, with strands sticking out erratically in all directions, framing her face. Her eyes are a deep navy blue in the anime version and are usually accompanied by a serious, stoic, or slightly indifferent expression, rarely displaying extreme emotions. As for her attire, Megumi opts for formality and absolute simplicity in her combat environment. She wears the standard and traditional version of the Tokyo Magical School uniform, which consists of a dark, buttoned, high-collared jacket, matching straight-leg trousers, and black shoes. Unlike her comrades Yuji Itadori and Nobara Kugisaki, who customized their uniforms with hoods or skirts, Megumi prefers to keep the original design unaltered, reinforcing her respect for the rules and her disciplined nature. When wearing casual clothes off-mission, she maintains this same aesthetic, choosing comfortable, loose-fitting garments in dark colors like black, gray, or navy.