Jujutsu Kaisen (cats au)

The triggers of the Suguru cat would be quite specific - he is outwardly calm, but some things instantly throw him off balance:
A sharp noise - a vacuum cleaner, loud pops, a sudden call. He immediately presses his ears and twitches his tail in irritation.
Obsessive stroking - especially of the abdomen, paws and tail. He endures it for a short time, then defiantly moves away.
An attempt to pick him up without warning is perceived as a violation of personal boundaries.
Strange cats on his territory - especially if they brazenly climb up to his bowl or bed.
Ignoring is paradoxical, but if the owner does not pay attention for a long time, Suguru begins to follow and meow in displeasure.
Rough treatment of small animals - here his calmness disappears almost instantly.
Violation of the usual routine - you move bowls, change the place of the bed or suddenly close your favorite door - and the cat looks as if he was betrayed.
A gojo cat that climbs too actively on him is a separate level of irritation. At first, Suguru endures, then hisses, and as a last resort, he hangs his educational paw.

What he likes:
Quality meat - turkey, chicken, beef. It especially prefers well-cooked meat without spices.
Fish - salmon and white fish, but without fanaticism.
Wet food with meat - the main thing is that the composition is good and without too pungent a smell.
By-products - unlike Gojo, most likely, it is calm about the liver and heart.
Cat treats – receives them with dignity, without begging.
Sometimes he may be interested in something unusual that smells like meat, but first he must smell it thoroughly.
What he doesn't like:
Too fatty food.
Strongly salty, spicy or seasoned.
Cheap food with a pungent artificial smell.
Too sweet or dairy products.
Food that stood in the bowl for a long time. Geto is quite capable of simply silently refusing if he thinks it is not fresh enough.
And unlike Gojo, who will brazenly steal food from the table, Geto is more likely to sit next to him and watch silently. And so expressively that the owner himself will feel guilty and ask: "Should I give it to you too?" - and only then Geto will approach favorably.

Geto would not be too talkative, but a very expressive cat. He rarely meows just like that: each sound usually has a specific purpose. The voice is soft, low and a little hoarse.
A quiet "mrr?" is a greeting or a question. This way he can meet the owner at the door or attract his attention.
A soft "meow" is a request for food, to open the door or to let you into the room. No tantrums: Geto will simply repeat the sound if it is not understood.
A soft purr is when lying next to a loved one, receiving affection, or finally settling in a comfortable place.
Quiet rumbling in sleep – especially if he feels completely safe.
Trills and short chirping sounds - when watching birds, insects or while hunting. Sometimes he can quietly "talk" to the owner when he talks to him.
A disgruntled "mr-r" - if he was disturbed during sleep, taken away from a comfortable place or ironed for too long.
A muffled grunt is a warning to another animal. Geto prefers to set boundaries first before acting.
Hissing is rare, but it appears if someone really threatens him or his person.
Low growl - only in case of serious danger. In ordinary life, he almost never comes to this.
And Geto is also able to make a quiet satisfied sound, similar to a short "mrr", when he himself approaches a person for affection. This is especially valuable, because he will voluntarily ask for attention only from those whom he really trusts.

Geto would look like a large, incredibly well-groomed black cat with long, soft fur. In terms of type, it is something between a Maine and an Oriental: an elongated body, a long tail, large paws and expressive eyes of a dark gold or amber hue. The coat is especially thick around the neck, forming an almost cat-like "mane". On the head there are long strands that constantly fall on the muzzle.
By nature, he is calm, intelligent and observant. Geto won't run around the house for no reason: he prefers to sit somewhere higher and watch what is happening, as if he has long understood everything about every person in the room. He is wary of strangers, but not hysterical - he just carefully evaluates them and decides whether they are worthy of his trust.
With the owner, it is surprisingly soft. Not too intrusive, but very loyal: he can silently lie down next to him, wrap his tail around his legs or sit next to the owner while he is working. He goes to his hands only when he wants to. He loves to be combed, but can leave offended if he does not do it in time.
At home, Geto loves high places, watching from the window, grooming and sleeping peacefully in the most unexpected places. He can lie for hours next to books or a laptop, as if he really "helps" the owner to work. He prefers intellectual toys - puzzles, fishing rods, toys where he needs to track something.
On the street, he becomes more independent: he patrols the territory, studies smells, watches birds and other cats. He will not fight for no reason - rather, he will first warn with a look. But if someone encroaches on his territory or offends a loved one, this calm cat suddenly becomes very formidable.
And yes: Geto would surely bring the caught prey to the owner as if he were saying: "I took care of our family. You can be proud of me."

Satoru-cat is annoyed:

• When he is ignored. Especially if he himself came for attention and was not stroked. - Closed doors. If the person is behind the door, even more so. He will meow and scratch her out of principle. — Restrictions. "Don't climb", "don't touch", "get off the table" – it is after this that he especially wants to do the opposite. - Rough combing and bathing. An indignant "mr-r-a-a-au!" is guaranteed. "Boring food." If the bowl is filled with something familiar, but not loved, he will look at it as if he was personally insulted. - Other cats that get more attention. Satoru can demonstratively wedge himself between them and a person. "When he is woken up. Even if in a minute he himself begins to run around the house. – Lack of entertainment. A bored Satoru quickly turns into a furry little disaster.

Gojo would be a very talkative cat. He constantly "comments" on something and is able to conduct real dialogues with a person, especially if he understands that his meows are reacted.
A loud drawn-out "meaaaau!" requires attention, food, or to have the door opened for him. And he will repeat until he achieves his goal.
A short "meow?" is curiosity. Heard a strange sound or noticed something interesting.
A soft "mrr?" is a greeting. Especially when a person returns home.
A quiet purr is when he is stroked or sat next to a loved one.
A loud purr is when he feels especially good. It can literally rattle while lying on a person's chest or stomach.
Chirping and trills - when you see birds outside the window, insects or during the game. Sometimes he chirps just because he feels like it.
Indignant "MEOW!" – if he was driven off the couch, the door was closed or he was not allowed to climb where he wanted.
Low grunt - if the other cat is too insistent. However, Gojo is more likely to grumble demonstratively than really attack.
Hissing is rare. If Gojo hissed, then he really didn't like the situation.
Quiet sniffing - when sleeping. It is especially funny, because he looks as calm as possible.
Gojo is also quite capable of meowing on purpose to attract attention, and when a person finally looks at him, he just silently turns around and leaves. Because it was important for him not to get something, but to make sure that he was being watched.

Oh, the Gojo cat is very fastidious, but with a good appetite.
What he likes:
Quality meat - chicken, turkey, beef. She especially likes pieces that can be stolen from the table.
Fish – salmon, tuna; More like a delicacy than the main meal.
Wet food with sauce is preferably expensive and "premium". He can demonstratively smell an ordinary pate and leave.
She loves cat treats, especially if a person gives them directly from her hand.
A little cream or fermented milk products - if he tolerates them normally. Gojo will pretend that he needs a piece of cheese.
Everything that a person eats arouses suspicious interest in him. Even if it is absolutely impossible for him.
What it doesn't like:
Cheap food with a strong smell.
Too dry food without additives can crunch a couple of times and look at the owner with the expression: "And this is what you call dinner?"
I eat directly from the refrigerator.
Strong-smelling by-products.
Bitter or sour tastes.
Vegetables - if they accidentally come across in a bowl, carefully eat the meat, leaving them untouched.
Gojo is also quite capable of refusing his bowl if he notices that a person is eating something more interesting. And even if five minutes ago he demanded exactly this food.
And yes – if he lives in a private house, he will periodically bring "gifts" to the owner from the street, but he himself sincerely considers them a great delicacy.

Gojo in Cat Form is a tall, slender, and incredibly graceful cat with long legs and a fluffy tail. In appearance, it would resemble a cross between a Turkish Angora and a long-haired Oriental, although it is difficult to call it a thoroughbred. The coat is dazzling white, soft and airy, slightly tousled in places. The eyes are huge, bright blue, almost transparent, with an incredibly expressive look. The ears are large, the tail is long and fluffy.

By nature, Gojo is an extremely playful, opinionated, and curious cat. He loves attention, but quickly begins to get bored if nothing is happening around him. He likes to provoke other animals, play with what cannot be touched, and defiantly break the rules. At the same time, he is very smart: he quickly understands how to open a door, get a treat or make a person do what he needs. He shows affection openly - rubs against his legs, purrs, comes to sleep next to him and can suddenly jump on his knees.

A) If he lives at home: he turns the apartment into a playground. Rushes through the corridors, hunts for toys, climbs the highest surfaces, steals the owner's belongings and hides in unexpected places. He likes to sit by the window and watch everything that happens outside. Sometimes he deliberately throws objects off the table to check the reaction of a person. When he gets tired, he lies down next to him and requires stroking.

B) If he lives on the street: he becomes a real local favorite. He easily gets to know people, can follow them for several blocks, beg for food and shamelessly take other people's warm places. He likes to explore new territories, climb roofs and trees and watch what is happening from above. Other cats are more teasing than really afraid, and he prefers to avoid dangerous animals - Gojo loves himself too much to get involved in senseless fights.

Yes. If you transfer the character of Sukuna to a cat, he would have quite pronounced triggers - things that instantly cause irritation, aggression or wariness.

An attempt to pick up without permission. Especially if he is busy or resting. Most likely, he will first warn with a look or a growl, and then hit with a paw.

Touch the belly, tail or paws when he does not want to. For such a cat, this is a serious violation of boundaries.

Take away food. Even if he stole it himself. An attempt to take the prey can cause a very harsh reaction.

Someone else's cat is on his territory. One of the strongest triggers. Sukuna will perceive this as an invasion and will try to drive the intruder away.

Loud sudden noises. Not necessarily fright, but rather irritation and a willingness to find out what happened.

Obsessiveness. Constant stroking, dragging after him, trying to play when he does not want to.

Closed door. Especially if he wants to pass. Sukuna will sit in front of her and look at the culprit very expressively.

Ignoring his demands. If he sits down next to him, pokes his head into his hand, and the person continues to do his own thing, Sukuna can start pushing him persistently with his paw.

An attempt to kick him out of his favorite place. A sofa, armchair, window sill or bed automatically becomes his property.

A threat to a person whom he considers his own. Here his behavior changes dramatically: hair stands on end, growls, hisses and readiness to rush to the source of the threat.

But there is an important feature: Sukuna would not be a shy cat. Most of his triggers are not related to fear, but to breaking boundaries, controlling territory, and trying to force him to do something. His typical reaction is not to run away, but to demonstratively show: "You have just made a very big mistake."

Sukuna would be a rather silent cat that does not meow for no reason. His voice is low and hoarse, and he uses most sounds more as a way to indicate his mood or need.
A low drawling "mrr-aau" - demands food, open the door or return his favorite place. This is not a request, but practically an order.
A short "mr" is a calm greeting. Especially if he met his man after a long absence.
A loud, disgruntled "meow!" – if he is disturbed, a toy is taken away or forced to do something he does not want.
A dull grunt is a warning. Another cat got too close to him, the bowl or the territory.
Hiss - when the warning is ignored. Moreover, Sukuna first looks at it for a long time, making it clear that it is better to leave.
A low growl is already a serious threat. He rarely uses it, only when he is really angry or defending his territory.
Teeth snapping - at the sight of birds, squirrels or other potential prey outside the window. The hunting instinct is instantly activated.
Quiet purring is much less common than in an ordinary affectionate cat. It appears when he is completely relaxed and is close to someone he trusts.
Loud purring is the rarest manifestation. Most likely, only during deep sleep or when he is stroked by a loved one.
And if Sukuna silently looks at a person and slowly wags his tail, it is better to listen to this silent warning.

If Sukuna were to be imagined as a cat, he would be a very fastidious predator who prefers meat and considers most human treats unworthy.

What he likes:
High-quality meat - chicken, turkey, beef, rabbit.
Fish – especially fresh, but not necessarily all the time.
By-products - heart, liver and other meat pieces.
Wet food with a high meat content would most likely prefer it to dry food.
Small pieces of boiled meat from the table, if the person allows.
If he lives in a private house or on the street, he can use fresh prey: mice, birds and other small animals. For him, it is not just food, but also hunting.
What does not like
Cheap food with a lot of grains and a faint meat smell.
Too sweet or sugary food.
Most vegetables and fruits can smell and demonstratively turn away.
Porridges and dishes where there is almost no meat.
Too strong smelling or spoiled food - contrary to his character, he would be quite picky about the quality of meat.
Any food that they try to impose on him. Even if it's his favorite treat, after a few attempts, he can simply go away from principle.

Cat Sukuna is a large, massive cat with a powerful body and a heavy paw. The breed is difficult to define: it is more like a crossbreed with features of large breeds like Maine, but without pedigree. The coat is thick, short or of medium length, dark red with darker stripes and spots. The eyes are bright, amber-red, the gaze is heavy and predatory. The ears are large, the tail is thick, the fangs are noticeably longer than usual. There may be unusual dark markings on the muzzle and body, resembling tattoos.
By nature, Sukuna is an independent, arrogant and extremely self-confident cat. He does not tolerate intrusiveness, does not like to be picked up without permission, and is able to defiantly ignore a person. At the same time, he is not cold: he shows affection in his own way - he sits next to him, can lie down nearby or silently follow the owner from room to room. He likes to occupy the most comfortable and highest places and clearly considers the whole house his territory.
A) If he lives at home: sleeps wherever he wants, especially on a bed, sofa or windowsill; He steals food from the table, drops small things, sharpens his claws on forbidden surfaces and observes a person as if evaluating his decisions. She loves night walks around the apartment, games with prey-toys and sunny places. He can suddenly become affectionate, but only when he wants to.
B) If he lives on the street: he becomes the real owner of his territory. He patrols the yard, marks the boundaries, hunts small animals, fights with strangers and chooses safe places to sleep. He tolerates other cats only on his own terms. He is not afraid of people, but trusts few. If someone has once earned his trust, Sukuna may come to that person regularly—not to beg for help, but rather to silently declare, "I have decided that you are mine."

Yuji is very friendly and patient, so it's not easy to make him lose his temper. But there are things that really annoy him.
Long loneliness. If the owner leaves for a long time, Yuji begins to get bored and can walk around the house, looking for him and meowing demandingly.
Ignoring. Especially when he came to play or wants attention. He may start poking his head in his hand or bringing toys.
Boredom. Yuji needs movement: if he has nothing to do, he will find an adventure on his own - and not always safe for furniture.
When he is forbidden to play. An attempt to remove a favorite toy right during the game will be perceived as a personal injustice.
Rudeness towards other animals. Here his cheerful character is instantly replaced by seriousness.
Holding too closely. Yuji loves affection, but does not like to be forcibly held.
Injustice. If Megumi received a treat, and Yuji did not, he will definitely come to find out the circumstances.
And the most annoying thing is when a person clearly wants to play, but instead continues to sit on the phone. Yuji will simply put his paw directly on the screen.

Yuji would be a very talkative and emotional cat. He doesn't just make sounds, he literally comments on everything that happens. The voice is sonorous, warm and quite loud.
A loud "meaaaau!" is a greeting, a request for food, or a demand for attention. Especially when the owner returned home.
A short "meow?" is curiosity. If he sees something strange, he will definitely voice his reaction.
A cheerful "mrrr!" is joy. For example, when he was invited to play or given a favorite treat.
Loud purr - when he is stroked, he lies next to a person or after a good game he finally settled down to rest.
Trills and chirps - at the sight of birds, insects or during hunting. He can also make them just during an active game.
A disgruntled "meow!" – if it is ignored, the door is closed in front of the person or the toy is taken away.
Indignant grunt - when Megumi refuses to play with him for too long.
Hissing is rare. Yuji is friendly, so he would rather back down than conflict, but he may hiss when threatened.
Quiet whining or meowing - when he is lonely or looking for a master around the house.
And Yuji can also purr during sleep, especially if a loved one is lying nearby. Sometimes he wakes up, looks at it, meows softly, and falls asleep again.
And yes - if a person talks to Yuji, he will almost certainly answer. It doesn't matter if he understands the meaning. The main thing is to keep the conversation going.

Yuji is still a lover of food. He will almost never refuse food, especially if it smells like meat. Most of all, he likes wet food with chicken or beef, boiled chicken, turkey, beef, sometimes fish. He gladly accepts meat delicacies and will certainly be happy if a person gives him something delicious after the game.
Unlike Megumi, Yuji is much less picky: he would rather try unfamiliar food than ignore it. He may even be interested in something that was not actually intended for him - it is enough to hear the rustle of the package. 👀
But there are things that cannot be given to him: sweets, chocolate, onions, garlic, spicy, very salty and fatty foods. He is likely to treat ordinary vegetables and fruits without much enthusiasm.
And if the owner eats meat, Yuji will definitely be nearby. He would sit down, look with huge honest eyes and wait for something to fall to him too.

Yuji would be a large, sturdy young cat, but also surprisingly agile and flexible. The coat is short, soft, of a warm reddish-brown shade with a lighter muzzle and breast. On the ears and tail, the hair is slightly darker. The eyes are large, lively and very expressive - curiosity is almost always read in them. The paws are strong, the pads are dark, and the tail constantly betrays its mood.
By nature, Yuji is a friendly, cheerful and incredibly sociable cat. It easily attaches to humans and quickly accepts other animals. He does not like to stay alone for a long time and always meets the owner at the door, even if he has been away for only a few minutes. At the same time, Yuji is not vindictive at all: if he is accidentally offended, he will quickly come to reconcile again.
Its main feature is a great love for movement. Yuji runs around the apartment, jumps on furniture, chases toys, and is able to suddenly run down the hallway for no reason. He especially loves balls, fishing rods and everything that can be chased. On the street, he enjoys exploring the territory, climbing trees and can play with other cats for hours.
Yuji is very curious: he sticks his nose into bags, boxes, open cabinets and closely follows everything that a person does. Sometimes he tries to "help" - for example, catches a moving pen or prevents you from folding things.
Despite his energy, at home he knows how to turn into a huge lump of heat. After active games, Yuji likes to curl up next to a person, put his head on his legs and fall asleep. He often purrs when he is stroked, and can poke his forehead into the palm of his hand, demanding attention.
This is the cat who sincerely considers everyone around him to be his family - and does not understand at all why someone would be against it.

Megumi is quite patient, but noise and intrusiveness can quickly throw him off balance.
Loud noises – screams, vacuum cleaners, sudden music. He will just go to the quietest place.
Annoying attempts to stroke or take in your arms. Especially if he has made it clear that he does not want to.
When his personal space is violated. Megumi likes to have her own corner where no one climbs.
Clutter and permutations. Moved his bed or bowl? He will notice. And he will be dissatisfied.
When he is woken up. It is better not to touch the sleeping Megumi at all. 😭
Obsessive animals. If Yuji is endlessly pestering with games, Megumi will tolerate it at first, then just leave.
Too much attention. Even a loved one Megumi sometimes prefers to watch from a distance.
When they don't listen to him. If he left, turned away from him or wagged his tail in displeasure - this means "enough".
And Megumi is most annoying when a person deliberately tries to make him laugh or tease him. He will just look with a heavy gaze, slowly turn away and leave, leaving the offender alone with a sense of guilt.

Megumi would be a pretty quiet cat who doesn't like to waste his voice unnecessarily. Its meow is not loud, low and short. Most of the time, he communicates with his eyes, ears, and tail.
A short "mr" is a calm greeting or response to the owner. Simple: "I'm here."
A quiet "meow?" is a question or curiosity. For example, if a person unexpectedly called him.
A soft "meow" is a specific request: to open the door, give food or let into the room.
A quiet purr is when Megumi himself has come for affection, settled down next to him, or feels completely safe.
A barely audible rumbling is in a dream, especially if he is lying next to a loved one.
A disgruntled "mr-r" - if he is woken up, disturbed or stroked for too long.
A muffled grunt is a warning to another animal that has come too close to him or his belongings.
Hissing – When someone ignores a warning or poses a real threat.
Teeth snapping and quiet chirping - at the sight of birds, squirrels or insects outside the window. The hunting instinct immediately prevails.
A quiet meow - if he has lost sight of the owner and is looking for him around the house. It is especially characteristic of him: to call once and carefully wait for an answer.
And if Megumi himself begins to purr and at the same time stays close to him, without trying to leave, this is almost a cat's confession of absolute trust.

Megumi is quite unpretentious in food, but prefers high-quality food without strong odors and unnecessary additives. Wet food with meat, boiled chicken, turkey, rabbit or beef, sometimes a little fish would suit him best. He loves small meat treats, but he will not beg for them - he will rather sit silently next to him and look expressively.
From human food, he may be interested in a piece of meat, but will not eat everything. Too greasy, spicy, salty or strong-smelling is more likely to ignore.
Megumi is also unlikely to appreciate sweets, pastries, most fruits and vegetables. If you put something unfamiliar in front of him, he will first sniff for a long time, touch with his paw, and only then decide whether to try.
And most importantly, he will not throw a tantrum if he is not given his favorite treat. He will just look at a person with a slight condemnation and leave.

Megumi was a slender medium-sized cat with long legs and a thick but short coat. Most likely, it is mongressed, with features of a European or Japanese shorthaired cat. The coat is dark bluish-black, slightly lighter on the chest and belly. The eyes are large, a deep gray shade, and the expression of the muzzle is almost always serious and a little dissatisfied. The tail is fluffy, especially at the base, and constantly betrays emotions that Megumi himself would prefer to hide.
By nature, Megumi is a calm, independent and somewhat introverted cat. He does not seek to be the center of attention and will rather watch from the sidelines. He is wary of strangers, but he is very attached to those whom he trusts. He loves weasel, but prefers to receive it unobtrusively: no squeezing and no attempts to put him in her arms without permission.
Megumi loves quiet activities. He can sit by the window for hours and watch birds, watch insects, or just study what is happening in the yard. It likes high places - cabinets, shelves, window sills - from where it is convenient to control the territory. He prefers to play with small toys, especially those that can be caught and chased.
He also has a habit of disappearing into the most unexpected places when he wants to be alone. If it's noisy at home, Megumi will just find a quiet corner and sit there until things calm down.
On the street, he is cautious and independent: he does not go far unnecessarily, remembers the territory well and avoids conflicts. The hunting instinct is strongly expressed - birds, mice and small insects instantly attract his attention.
And Megumi shows affection quietly: he lies down next to him, touches his leg with his tail, meets the owner at the door, or just stays in the same room. If he came and sat next to him, consider yourself chosen.