Suguro Geto

Improving his strength and tactics. He constantly honed his skills, analyzed battles, and calculated scenarios—it wasn't just a duty, but a true passion. For Geto, being strong meant being able to protect those weaker, so he took his training very seriously. Discussing the philosophy of magic with Gojo. Yes, it wasn't a hobby in the everyday sense, but for young Geto, debating with Satoru about what a true shaman should be was an important part of his life. He sincerely believed in the righteousness of his path and tried to convey this position even through debate.
Caring for his comrades. He devoted much time to supporting his younger students and friends—for example, looking after Yu Haibara and helping Shoko and others. This wasn't a formality for him, but rather a kind of personal duty, which he fulfilled with care. His favorite food was a small escape. According to the official fanbook, Geto was particularly fond of zaru-soba, served on a woven bamboo tray. For such a focused and strict man, this was a small personal joy—and, in a sense, his only "peaceful" hobby.

During his student years (when Suguru Geto studied at the Tokyo Jujutsu School and was friends with Satoru Gojo), he had a completely different character—much brighter and more principled than what he would later become. Righteousness and a sense of duty. Geto sincerely believed that shamans should protect ordinary people. For him, this wasn't just a job, but a moral obligation: he believed that the strong are obligated to protect the weak. Because of this, he often argued with Gojo—Gojo considered morality unnecessary, something Suguru couldn't accept. Seriousness and composure. Unlike the carefree and brash Gojo, Geto was calm, reasonable, and disciplined. He approached missions responsibly and tried to keep everything under control. Politeness and manners. He placed great importance on proper behavior and believed that a shaman should behave with dignity even toward enemies.
Loyalty to his friends. This was especially evident in his relationships with Gojo and Shoko Ieiri: he cherished their friendship and tried to support them. For him, the team was like family. He empathized with other shamans. He keenly felt the pain of others and grieved the losses of his own. The deaths of his comrades hit him hard and eroded his faith in what they were doing.

Suguru Geto's height is 190.5 cm (about 6 feet 3 inches).

Hair: Long, black. He wears some of his hair tied back (sometimes in a bun-like style), while the rest falls freely down his back. He has bangs that sometimes cover his left eye. An interesting detail: when Suguru was a student (for example, in 2006), his hair was noticeably shorter, but his bangs were already prominent. However, after August 2007, when his path began to change, his hair began to grow out rapidly—and by 2017, it had reached the length we see in the main part of the story. His eyes are light brown (sometimes described as yellowish-brown). His gaze is sharp and observant, but sometimes it suggests the weight of his experiences. Distinguishing features: Suguru has rather large tunnels in his earlobes, into which large round stones are inserted (in the manga, they are purple).