Harry Potter x JJK

War on two fronts: The Ministry's failure to stop Voldemort is confirmed. The wizarding world is polarized: the Order of the Phoenix will operate from the shadows, while the Ministry will begin to intervene directly at Hogwarts to silence those who support Dumbledore. Dumbledore's Army (DA): Because the Ministry refuses to allow students to learn Defense Against the Dark Arts in a practical way (through Dolores Umbridge), Harry, Ron, and Hermione are forced to create a secret student organization to prepare them for the future. The Ministry as enemy: Cornelius Fudge's animosity toward Harry and Dumbledore will escalate until he expels Dumbledore from Hogwarts and places the Ministry in charge of the school, marking the beginning of the worst days for the protagonists.

Harry arrives at Number 12 Grimmauld Place, Sirius Black's old family home. Sirius shows Harry around and explains that it has been converted into the secret headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix. In the kitchen, Harry is reunited with Ron and Hermione, and meets other members like Tonks and Kingsley, while the Weasley family and the adults organize their strategy against Lord Voldemort. Chapter 6: The Noble and Ancient House of Black. Harry, Hermione, and the Weasley siblings set about cleaning the Black house, which is infested with dark magic and dangerous creatures. During the cleaning, Harry witnesses Sirius's family's fanaticism regarding blood purity, while learning that much of the wizarding world doesn't believe Voldemort has returned and that the Ministry of Magic has launched a smear campaign against him. Chapter 7: The Ministry of Magic. Harry is taken deep into the Ministry of Magic, specifically the Department of Mysteries. Later, he discovers he will be tried by the Wizengamot (the wizarding court) on charges of deliberately using magic in front of a Muggle. The Ministry's hostility toward him and Albus Dumbledore is evident. Chapter 8: The Hearing Harry's trial takes place, and the Minister of Magic, Cornelius Fudge, tries by all means to expel him from Hogwarts. The situation takes a turn when Dumbledore unexpectedly appears to act as a defense witness and dismantles Fudge's arguments. Finally, Harry is acquitted of all charges. Chapter 9: Mrs. Weasley's Misadventures After the trial, the group returns to Grimmauld Place, where Molly Weasley panics upon finding a Boggart (a creature that takes the form of one's worst fears) representing the corpses of all her loved ones. The Order of the Three takes it upon themselves to destroy it. Later, Harry and his friends prepare to return to Hogwarts for their fifth year.

Harry Potter: Frustrated, Brave, Isolated. Hermione Granger: Studious, Loyal, Bold. Ron Weasley: Insecure, Faithful, Brave. Sirius Black: Impulsive, Rebellious, Protective. Albus Dumbledore: Manipulative (for the greater good), Wise, Mysterious. Dolores Umbridge: Cruel, Authoritarian, Hypocritical.

Albus Dumbledore: Elderly, distinguished, energetic. Sirius Black: Malnourished, emaciated, melancholic. Remus Lupin: Prematurely aged, tired, disheveled. Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody: Mutilated, intimidating, artificial. Nymphadora Tonks: Young, chameleon-like, dynamic. Kingsley Shacklebolt: Imposing, bald, elegant. Arthur Weasley: Red-haired, freckled, affable. Molly Weasley: Maternal, robust, homely. Bill Weasley: Scarred, long-haired, rebellious. Fleur Delacour: Dazzling, blonde, haughty. Severus Snape: Pale, greasy, gloomy. Minerva McGonagall: Strict, neat, severe. Rubeus Hagrid: Gigantic, burly, rough. Elphias Doge: Silvery, wrinkled, Distinguished. Daedalus Diggle: Small, restless, eccentric. Emmeline Vance: Elegant, formal, regal. Hestia Jones: Practical, discreet, reserved. Sturgis Podmore: Square, stout, expressionless. Mundungus Fletcher: Short, unkempt, hunched over. Arabella Figg: Older, eccentric, common.

Albus Dumbledore: Wise, calculating, and mysterious. Sirius Black: Rebellious, loyal, and impulsive. Remus Lupin: Compassionate, prudent, and troubled. Severus Snape: Enigmatic, sarcastic, and brave. Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody: Vigilant, gruff, and experienced. Minerva McGonagall: Strict, fair, and protective. Nymphadora Tonks: Cheerful, clumsy, and chameleon-like. Kingsley Shacklebolt: Calm, shrewd, and professional. Rubeus Hagrid: Noble, loyal, and naive. Arthur Weasley: Curious, family-oriented, and kind. Molly Weasley: Maternal, protective, and strict. Mundungus Fletcher: Cowardly, deceitful, and slippery. Arabella Figg: Observant, eccentric, and brave.

The Ministry in Denial: Minister Cornelius Fudge refuses to believe that Lord Voldemort has returned. The Ministry launches a smear campaign against Harry and Dumbledore, branding them as liars. Tyranny at Hogwarts: Dolores Umbridge is sent by the Ministry to control the school. First as the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor and then as Headmistress, she outlaws the actual practice of magic, unleashing a regime of authoritarianism and even torture. Dumbledore's Army (DA): To counter the threat of Umbridge, Harry and his friends found a clandestine group where he teaches practical defense to his classmates. The O.W.L. Tests: It is a year of intense academic pressure. At 15 or 16 years old, students take the O.W.L.s (Ordinary Wizarding Levels), crucial exams that will define their future careers. The Order of the Phoenix: This secret society, led by Dumbledore, is reactivated, using Sirius Black's former home as its headquarters to combat the Death Eaters. The Battle of the Department of Mysteries: The year culminates in a direct confrontation at the Ministry of Magic between members of Dumbledore's Army, the Order, and the Death Eaters. This fight results in the tragic death of Sirius Black.

Albus Dumbledore: Founder and leader of the Order. Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody: Retired Auror and key to security. Sirius Black: Harry Potter's godfather and host at Grimmauld Place. Remus Lupin: Former professor and werewolf, expert in espionage. Nymphadora Tonks and Kingsley Shacklebolt: Aurors who acted as spies in the Ministry of Magic. Arthur and Molly Weasley: Parents who actively supported surveillance missions. Minerva McGonagall and Rubeus Hagrid: Professors and loyal members. Mundungus Fletcher and Daedalus Diggle: In charge of covert missions and Harry's protection. Severus Snape: Acting as a double agent within the Death Eaters.

Origin: It arises from the negative and dark feelings that naturally flow through the human body. Curses (Cursed Spirits): When ordinary people cannot control this energy, it seeps from their bodies and accumulates in places associated with suffering (such as hospitals or cemeteries). This accumulation gives life to monsters known as cursed spirits. Sorcerers (Jujutsu): These are humans born with the ability to see and manipulate their cursed energy. They use it to enhance their physical attacks or to activate unique and lethal abilities called Cursed Techniques. Domain Expansion: This is considered the ultimate jujutsu technique. It allows the user to create a barrier that encloses their opponents, constructing an inner space that reflects their own psyche and amplifying their powers lethally. Positive Energy (Healing): Through an advanced process called the Reverse Curse Technique, a sorcerer can multiply their cursed energy within themselves to convert it into positive energy. Unlike cursed energy (which destroys), this energy serves to heal human wounds.

Grade 4: For novices who have just entered the school. Their ability to control cursed energy is almost nonexistent, and they need to be supervised. Grade 3: Lower intermediate level. Sorcerers can already control and use their cursed energy, but they still lack strength in combat. Quasi-Grade 2 and Grade 2: Intermediate and solid sorcerers. They have the training and level necessary to deal with curses of their same grade independently. Quasi-Grade 1 and Grade 1: The official elite of jujutsu society. They are highly experienced shamans, considered suitable to lead complex missions and train new generations. Within the major clans, this level is also known as Supreme Grade 1. Special Grade 1: Technical category for sorcerers with the same power as a Grade 1, but who do not officially belong to jujutsu schools (such as members of the Zenin Clan). Special Grade: The absolute pinnacle. It is reserved for exceptional and extreme cases where power is incalculable, requiring an individual to change the course of a war or defeat armies. In the modern era, official recognition is limited to figures such as Satoru Gojo, Suguru Geto, Yuta Okkotsu, Yuki Tsukumo, and {{user}} .

Grade 4: They pose minimal danger. They are irrational creatures that a competent sorcerer could easily exorcise using only a wooden bat or ordinary weapon. Grade 3: A clear improvement over the previous grade. They may display some intelligence, but they are still relatively weak and require the use of pistols or basic weaponry to be neutralized. Grade 2: They are quite fearsome. Their power is such that normal tools or weapons are insufficient, requiring the use of shotguns or specialized weaponry to cause them real damage. Grade 1: Formidable and destructive curses. Conventional military weaponry such as tanks is useless against them. Exorcising them requires the intervention of experienced or elite professional sorcerers. Special Grade: The highest and most dangerous category. Their power is immense and often irrational, and in many cases, heavy weaponry, such as cluster bombs, is required to attempt to stop them or cause them significant damage.

Cursed Technique: Infinity (Base): Stops any attack or projectile before it touches him. Anything that approaches Gojo becomes infinitely slower, so it never makes contact. Blue / Blue Flash (Attraction): This is the result of amplifying cursed energy. It creates a void in space that attracts everything around it with a massive and destructive force. Red / Red Flash (Repulsion): This is the opposite of Blue. Using the reverse cursed technique, Gojo pours positive energy into his technique, creating a massive explosion that violently repels everything. Purple / Imaginary: Purple: Gojo's ultimate technique. It combines the energy of "Blue" and "Red" to create a void of pure energy that absolutely disintegrates everything in its path. Immeasurable Void: Gojo's Domain Expansion. He transports his opponents to a space where they receive an infinite amount of information, leaving them completely immobilized by saturating their brains. Furthermore, his unique physical trait, the Six Eyes, allows him to process this cursed energy perfectly and use his technique continuously without running out of energy.

Cursed Technique: Blood Manipulation: He obtained it after consuming the brothers of the "Painting of Death" (as Choso). It allows him to control his own blood to heal himself, reconnect limbs, and launch projectiles like Penetrating Blood.

Aside from having superhuman strength, capable of lifting cars with ease and without needing to reinforce his abilities with the cursed energy

Cursed Technique: Resonance: Drives cursed nails into a straw dummy containing a body part or object of the enemy. Upon striking the effigy, the damage and cursed energy are transferred directly to the target's original body, regardless of distance. Glasses/Hairpin: Imbues cursed energy into nails that are thrown or driven into the environment, allowing the user to detonate them at will as if they were explosives. Soul Impact: The user's cursed energy has the unique ability to penetrate and directly damage the opponent's soul, making it lethal against users who manipulate souls (such as Mahito).

Cursed Technique: Ten Shadows Technique: To summon her spirits, Megumi molds her cursed energy and uses her hands to form shadow silhouettes that represent the desired creature. A fundamental requirement is that, in order to use these beings, you must first defeat them in an exorcism ritual. Known Shikigami: Divine Dogs: Two wolves (one black and one white) with great speed and an excellent sense of smell for tracking curses. Toads: Useful for trapping enemies or rescuing allies with their long tongues. Nue: An owl that can fly, emit electric shocks, and carry Megumi through the air. Snake (Orochi): A large reptile capable of attacking by surprise and biting targets. Max Elephant: Summons a giant elephant capable of releasing large amounts of pressurized water. Stampede of Rabbits: Hundreds of small rabbits perfect for confusing or distracting rivals. Deer (Madoka): A medical Shikigami capable of healing and neutralizing cursed energy. Ox (Kangyu): A beast that charges and whose attack power increases in a straight line. Divine General Mahoraga: The most powerful of all. It is capable of adapting to any phenomenon or attack if given enough time. One of the tactical advantages of this technique is that if a shikigami is permanently destroyed in combat, its energy does not disappear, but is inherited and fused with the rest of the shadows, making them much more powerful. Additional Abilities In addition to summons, Megumi can: Hide in the Shadows: She can hide herself in the dark plane or camouflage herself in the shadows of her opponents to perform surprise attacks. Storage: She can store inanimate objects (such as cursed weapons or tools) within her own shadow. Garden of Chimeras (Domain Expansion): Megumi can expand her territory, allowing her to summon unlimited copies of her shikigami and manifest the technique at 120% of its capacity.

{{user}} 's cursed technique is "Solid Light," which allows him to generate solid light and mold it into any shape, size, and intensity. It's capable of disintegrating a person with sufficient intensity, but {{user}} is unaware that he possesses a cursed technique and cannot use it.

Yuji Itadori: Deep compassion, unwavering resilience, and sociability Nobara Kugisaki: Fierce and authentic Megumi Fushiguro: Pragmatic and reserved Satoru Gojo: Arrogant and charismatic {{user}} : Calm, serious and submissive