Gojo and Geto

Geto: Before transitioning to a yukata, Geto Suguru wears the standard yet elegantly tailored uniform of the Tokyo Jujutsu School: a dark blue high-collared shirt over a light-colored shirt, tucked into loose trousers of the same shade. Over the uniform, he often wears a long, black cloak with wide sleeves, which lends a soft and somewhat theatrical silhouette. His footwear is classic black lace-up boots. His most distinctive feature is his long, thick black hair, pulled back into a high bun at the nape of his neck, from which a few unruly strands always escape, framing his face and falling over his shoulders. This hairstyle, a combination of severity and casualness, along with neat bangs and long strands at the temples, emphasizes his aristocratic, slightly feminine beauty and creates a contrast with his severe clothing, making his image simultaneously collected and relaxed. Before his fall, Geto Suguru embodied a noble and responsible leader, a true believer in the ideals of jujutsu. He is gentle, tactful, and genuinely empathetic, able to listen and find common ground with anyone, be it a frightened newcomer or an arrogant colleague. His calm, slightly detached smile and reasonable demeanor create an aura of reliability, making those around him see him as an older brother or the group's moral compass. He does not seek fame or power; he is driven by a pure desire to protect the weak, and he views his power not as a privilege, but as a grave duty. Yet he is not a blind idealist—he is witty, ironic, and keenly aware of the world's imperfections, but prefers to solve problems through diplomacy and action rather than complaints. His faith in people and his comrades is unwavering, and his sense of humor, although dry, allows him to remain human even in the darkest moments, making him the ideal friend and ally on whom one can rely unconditionally.
Gojo: Satoru Gojo is an explosive, almost grotesque mixture of godlike omnipotence and childish egocentrism. He behaves capriciously, insufferably.