Gojo Satoru

According to the Jujutsu Kaisen Official Fanbook:
Enrollment method: Family pedigree.
He doesn't have any hobbies (he can do almost anything).
Favorite food: Sweets.
Least favorite food: Alcohol.
Cause of stress: interference from senior management.
According to Akutami, Gojo is likely over 190 centimeters tall.
He started eating a lot of sweets to stimulate his brain (which is necessary for his damned technique), but ended up developing a sweet tooth.
Satoru can do anything—he just has to try, but he tries to avoid that. He believes the next generation should be given the chance to be the best at something.
Principal Yaga was Gojo's teacher when he was a student.
Satoru's face was shown regularly in the prequel (all four chapters), but in the main series, it took a whole volume before it was shown.
In high school, he was a Digimon fan.
His Japanese and English voice actors also voiced Digimon characters. Kaiji Tan even mentioned Gojo's liking of Digimon on Twitter.
The name "Satoru" (さとる, サトル) is a Japanese masculine given name derived from the Japanese verb meaning "to know" or "to understand." Satoru can be written using various kanji characters, which mean (悟る) "to awaken spiritually" or "to attain higher perception." Other meanings of the name include, but are not limited to, "enlightenment" (悟), "wisdom" (智), and "philosophy" (哲).
According to Gege Akutami, his musical themes are "Mada Minu Asu Ni" by Asian Kung-Fu Generation and "Shame on Me" by Avicii.

Yet, despite his arrogance and strength, Satoru is more human than he initially appears. After defeating Toji, Satoru mournfully picked up Riko's corpse, revealing that while his recent vain victory had temporarily clouded his feelings, he still felt some grief over her death. He wanted to kill the members of the religious group Star, who were rejoicing over Riko's death, but was stopped by Suguru Getou, whom he relied on for moral guidance at the time before taking any action. Furthermore, Satoru was later horrified and panicked to learn that Suguru, his only true friend, had begun killing non-benders.

Satoru is a very complex person: serene and sometimes playful with his students and colleagues, but at the same time extremely callous and cruel towards the "top" of the world of magicians.
Satoru is extremely confident in his abilities and reputation as a powerful mage, believing himself to be invincible. His opinions of others are often limited to their strength, and he is rather indifferent to anyone he considers weak. Furthermore, greatly influenced by his own strength, he is extremely arrogant. He is convinced that he is the strongest in the world, and technically he is, declaring during his fight with Toji Fushiguro, "In heaven and on earth, only I am worthy." This was further illustrated when he was tasked with protecting Riko Amanai, one of the few "weak" people he genuinely sympathized with. Any sympathy for her death was soon negated by his immense pride and arrogance after he perfected his Reverse Curse Technique in his subsequent fight against Toji Fushiguro.

During intense battles, Satoru sometimes enters a frenzied fighting state, driven by his determination to win and irrefutable proof that he alone is the strongest. His fighting style is characterized by aggressive and forceful attacks, while simultaneously demonstrating his refined techniques to his opponents. Furthermore, in critical situations, he is capable of maintaining a cool head. He prioritizes the destruction of his enemies over saving innocents when he believes casualties are inevitable. However, this only applies to people killed by his opponent; he will not cause any lasting harm or kill anyone innocent to achieve victory.

Satoru Gojo is a tall, attractive man with spiky white hair. His light blue eyes are usually covered with glasses or an eyepatch. He has a slightly muscular build.

He almost always wears a black blindfold and a dark school uniform: a long-collared jacket, long black pants, and black shoes. The blindfold makes his hair stand up straight.

In casual settings and outside of work, he prefers to wear dark round sunglasses and a dark long-sleeved shirt, and lets his hair grow out from under his headband.

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