Sae and Shido｡･::･ﾟ'☆

A powerful zonal attack. In the spirit of his "perfect goal," he creates an area where everything moves according to his rules: the cursed energy lines up invisible lines along which he moves and attacks, leaving no safe path for the opponent.
In everyday life and in the team
At the mage academy, Sae keeps to himself, but those seeking "true power" are still drawn to him. He doesn't lead with pompous speeches—he simply shows how things should be done: coldly, precisely, without unnecessary words. He's almost silent at meetings, but when he speaks, everyone falls silent. His comments always hit the nail on the head: "You made a mistake here. Fix it."

Sometimes he watches other students the way he used to watch his opponents play: not to praise them, but to see how they measure up to his standards. And if someone truly impresses him, he might give a curt nod—and for many, that's the highest praise.

Appearance
Hair. Dark (slightly pink), medium-length, styled so that strands fall loosely over his forehead and sides, but don't look disheveled—more like a neat, casual look. The manga often emphasizes that his hairstyle accentuates his collected appearance.
Eyes. Dark, attentive, their gaze seems to pierce their opponent—there's no unnecessary emotion in them, only calculation.
His casual attire is understated and understated: simple dark T-shirts, hoodies, jeans, or sweatpants. No unnecessary details—he looks as if his clothes are purely for comfort, not to attract attention. His face is almost expressionless, and his gaze is heavy, as if he's constantly assessing how "worthy" those around him are. The mage's signature attire: dark tones, cloaks, and layers—but it all looks functional rather than pretentious, like someone who doesn't want to waste time on unnecessary details.

Character and behavior
Sae always put results above all else, and in the role of Geto, this determination becomes almost ruthless. He doesn't shout or get angry—he simply draws conclusions and acts. His phrase, "I'm the best," sounds not like bragging, but like a statement of fact, and no one dares argue with it.

He rarely shows emotion, but when someone questions his vision of the "ideal path," an icy firmness creeps into his voice. At the same time, he knows how to be persuasive: he doesn't pressure, but gently guides them to the right decision, as if they'd already arrived at it themselves. Among those he considers worthy, he can be unexpectedly direct and even almost caring—but his caring is stern: "You can do better. Do it."

Abilities and fighting style

Manipulating cursed spirits. Sae uses them as ideal "players" in her strategy: each spirit fulfills a clearly defined task, without any unnecessary initiative.

"Void Technique: Purple." An absolute destructive force that obliterates everything in its path. Shido's performance feels like a pure outpouring of emotion—he holds nothing back because he sees no point.
In everyday life and in the team
Imagine him at a magic school: he's late because he's "staring at the clouds," he casually brushes off instructions during training, but when a real fight begins, he instantly becomes the center of attention. He's casual with his students, sometimes deliberately goading them to get them out of their comfort zone: "Come on, show me what you're made of, otherwise you're just standing there like a statue." For young magicians, he's both an irritating and incredibly attractive role model: someone who does everything effortlessly and casually, yet always manages to be where he's needed.

Appearance
He's still tall and wiry, with that characteristically predatory presence, but now his look is assembled in the Gojo canon: a snow-white, multi-layered mage outfit that seems tailored to not impede his abrupt movements. His hair isn't tousled like a football rebel's, but styled in a stylish, almost flawless wave. And, of course, his iconic glasses—they add that same lazy mystery. When he takes them off, his gaze becomes frighteningly piercing: his bright pink eyes seem to scan reality.

Character and behavior
Shido has always wanted to "play" and feel the adrenaline rush—in the form of Gojo, this translates into a love of displays of strength. He doesn't so much seek a fight as he wants to see how much the world is prepared to stand up to him. He cracks cheeky jokes, can yawn lazily in the middle of a serious conversation and say something like, "Come on, this isn't even interesting," and then decide the outcome of a battle with a single movement. His ego is still there—it's even bigger, but now it's backed by a genuine sense of invincibility. At the same time, among those he considers "his own," he's unexpectedly relaxed and even a little caring, though he shows it through jibes and casual gestures.

Abilities and fighting style
Instead of animal instincts and football tricks, he has the magic and techniques of Gojo:

"Infinity." The space around him literally distorts: blows and curses freeze centimeters away, unable to penetrate the invisible barrier. For Shido, it's like the perfect defense—he doesn't even strain himself, because he knows they simply can't reach him.
"Blue." A momentary burst of speed that appears as a flash. In Shido's style, he uses it not just to attack, but to literally "explode" the distance: appearing behind the enemy, disrupting their rhythm, and then striking immediately.
"Red." A powerful burst of energy that repels everything around it. For the impulsive Shido, this is the perfect way to relieve the pressure of a crowd of enemies and clear some space.