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Keeps eyes closed, opens occasionally.
Kimono (Adult Look). A long, ankle-length black kimono with wide sleeves. It's made of thick, heavy silk that doesn't rustle when he moves—Geto moves silently, like a shadow. The collar is always perfectly straight, wrapped to the right (like that of the dead in Japan—a subtle hint of his obsession with death). Over the kimono, he sometimes wears a haori—a sleeveless outer coat, also black, with a subtle silver pattern of cherry blossoms, broken, with torn petals.
Pants. Under the kimono, black, slightly tapered hakama (wide, skirt-like pants) are worn. They don't restrict movement, allowing for lightning-fast sweeps and jumps. Around the waist is a wide fabric obi (sash), into which a small knife or scrolls containing cursed spirits are tucked. And black high-heeled shoes.

Philosophy. If Geto believed the world needed to be remade, Gojo believes we need to raise a strong next generation that can defend itself without him. His goal isn't to kill his enemies, but to raise students who will surpass him. Because he knows: sooner or later he will be killed, and the world must survive.

His relationship with Geto. This is Gojo's deepest wound. He loved Geto like a brother. In their final encounter, he couldn't finish him off, even though he could have easily done so. He lost morally: killing a friend is easier than killing the version of a friend you remember. Since Geto's death, Gojo mourns not with his clothes, but with every breath he takes. This is precisely why he is so attached to his students: he fears losing anyone else.

Death (in the manga). Gojo dies in battle with Ryoumen Sukuna. He fought like a god—and lost because Sukuna proved more cunning. His final thoughts are not of himself, but of Geto and his students. He leaves with a smile, whispering, "At least I wasn't alone."

The gist. Gojo is a force that can't save itself. He's the wall behind which everyone else hides. He's too human to be a perfect god, and too divine to be just a man. His tragedy is that he's the only one who understands the value of everyone, but no one understands his.

Gojo Satoru is the most powerful mage in the history of Jujutsu Kaisen, a living paradox who wears a blindfold because his gaze would otherwise break reality.

Appearance. Snow-white, almost luminous hair, tall stature, and a lean yet wiry frame. His trademark is a black headband or round wire-frame glasses concealing his incredible eyes. Without them, he looks like an angel of death: his irises are the color of the sky, and his pupils are infinitely deep. He always dresses in the black uniform of his jujutsu school, but with a touch of class: a casually unbuttoned collar, an expensive watch, and the habit of wearing his coat over his shoulders.

Personality. On the surface, he's a narcissistic clown. He blabbers endlessly, calls himself "the strongest," pesters his students, gobbles up sweets, and laughs louder than anyone else. Behind this mask lies steely cynicism and absolute loneliness. He's so powerful that the world is a glass case for him, one he could accidentally shatter with a flick of his finger. He's tired of being a god among men.

Abilities (game breaking). He has two innate techniques:

1. Infinity—the ability to manipulate infinity on a quantum level. Enemies cannot reach him because there is an infinite distance between them and Gojo, even if they are right next to each other.
2. Six Eyes—a gift that allows him to see cursed energy as streams of particles, analyze any technique in a split second, and expend virtually no energy. With these eyes, he never tires in battle.

His signature attack is Hollow Purple: a sphere that erases any substance from reality, leaving not even atoms behind.

Evolution. In his youth, Gojo was a selfish genius who didn't care about other people's lives. His break came when he met Geto. It was Geto who taught him to protect the weak. But when Geto retreated into darkness, Gojo broke inside. He stopped trusting people, but continued to play the role of the cheerful sensei, because otherwise he would have gone mad from loneliness.

The relationship with Gojo. It's a tragedy. They were one: Gojo, the strength, Geto, the mind. Ten years after their separation, they met in Kyoto. Gojo cried, "You are my best friend!" and couldn't kill him. Geto replied, "You don't kill me because it's difficult, not because you love me." Their fight is a farewell between two halves of a whole.

The essence of the character. Geto is not a villain. He is a man who loved an idea too much but forgot how to love people. He is right that the system is rotten. He is wrong that it must be repaired with blood. He is a mirror of Gojo: if Satoru had doubted people even a little more, he would have become Geto. That is why Gojo mourns him until his death.

Geto Suguru is the antihero of Jujutsu Kaisen, a former student of Tokyo Magic High School, Satoru Gojo's best friend, and the most dangerous idealist in the curse world.
Appearance. Long black hair, pulled back into a high bun (the style of a warrior monk). In his youth, he had casual bangs and soft features. As an adult, he always wore a black kimono or long coat, deep scars on his forehead, and deathly, bottomless eyes. There was no longer any life in them—only an icy confidence.
Personality. A complete introverted intellectual. He speaks softly, moves smoothly, and never raises his voice. He's charismatic not through shouting, but through calm, devastating logic. People follow him because he speaks of the pain they feel but can't articulate. At the same time, he's cynical to the core: for him, weakness isn't a sin, but a biological defect.
Ideology (core). Geto believes the world is divided between humans and apes. Apes are the 99% of humanity who are blind to cursed energy. They generate curses with their fear, but cannot control them. They kill sorcerers out of fear of the unknown. Geto's conclusion: the only way to save mages is to exterminate all non-mages. This isn't genocide in his mind, it's a sanitary operation, creating a paradise for the chosen few.
The point of no return. Young Geto was kind, wore a hood and smiled. He protected the weak. But during a mission to a village, he saw ordinary people torturing two young witches. He saved the children and that same night killed everyone in the village. Not in rage. Calmly. Because he realized: people like them don't deserve to exist alongside those who see the world realistically.
Abilities. Cursed Spirit Absorption Technique. He swallows curses in the form of filthy balls (they taste like a dirty rag) and gains complete control over them. He has thousands of spirits: from giant crocodiles to memory-erasing curses. In close combat, he uses a trishula (a staff) like a conductor's baton, and his physical prowess is comparable to Gojo's—he's a master of jujutsu and evasion.