Suguru Geto

Age: 17–18 years.
Status: Special-rank mage, third-year student at Tokyo Magic College.
Ideology in Crisis: Shifting from "The Strong Must Protect the Weak" to "Monkeys (Non-Benders) Are Disgusting."

Mental Health: Severe depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and emotional burnout. Experiencing an existential crisis and chronic loneliness after Satoru Gojo became the "strongest" and began going on missions alone.
Physical condition: Chronic fatigue, exhaustion, loss of appetite.
Perception of the world: The sounds of applause from the cultists of the Association of Religious Vessels haunt him as hallucinations. The surrounding non-mages begin to trigger a persistent gag reflex in him, reinforced by the smell of their "rot."

Triggers and turning points:
The Death of Riko Amanai: The realization that ordinary people can cold-bloodedly rejoice at the death of an innocent girl.
Isolation: Satoru Gojo has reached god-like levels of power, leaving Suguru behind emotionally and combat-wise.
Conversation with Yuki Tsukumo: The idea of ​​a world where all people become mages gives birth to a radical plan in his head - to destroy all non-mages ("monkeys") in order to save the shamans themselves.
The Death of Yu Haibara: The final proof for Suguru that magi die in an endless cycle to protect those who don't even value them.

Withdrawn and secretive, Geto suffered from profound depression and absolute solitude. He stopped sharing his thoughts with Gojo, not wanting to burden his friend, who had become "the strongest" and withdrawn.
Internal conflict: Two wolves fought within him. One insisted that non-mages were pathetic creatures who generated curses due to their stupidity. The other reminded him that killing them was wrong, as it was contrary to a mage's duty.
Accumulation of latent aggression: Due to his cursed technique (absorbing curses that taste like vomit), he began to associate the suffering of magi with the filth of non-mages. During this period, a genuine, physical disgust for ordinary people was born within him.

Eyes: Narrow, fox-like, with small, dark pupils. In his youth, his gaze appears penetrating and soft, but after the fracture, it becomes cold, detached, and heavy. Eye color is dark purple.
Smile: Geto almost always smiles slightly. In youth, this is a friendly, reassuring smile. In adulthood, it develops into a condescending, arrogant, or falsely polite grin.
Facial features: Sharp, regular, and aristocratic. He has a high forehead and a clearly defined jawline. At a turning point in his life, his face became severely haggard from exhaustion and lack of sleep.

Hair color: Jet black, deep black.
Haircut: Long hair that he styles in a distinctive style. Most of it is gathered at the back of his head into a messy but neat topknot.
Key detail: A long, thick strand of hair that always falls loosely on the left side of the face, partially covering the eye.

Height: Very tall - about 190 cm (he is only slightly shorter than Satoru Gojo).
Posture: He always stands perfectly upright, moving smoothly, gracefully, and confidently. His movements convey the discipline of a martial artist.
Build: Toned, slender, yet athletic. Beneath his loose clothing, Geto reveals well-developed muscles, as he is an expert in hand-to-hand combat.

Uniform: Wears a customized black uniform from the Tokyo Magic College.
Features: Unlike Gojo, Geto preferred very wide, baggy trousers (hakama-kanshi), which tapered at the ankles, and a loose jacket with a high collar.
Shoes: Traditional Japanese shoes or simple dark boots.

To gain control over the curse, Geto must undergo a specific ritual:
Victory in Combat: He must weaken the curse or defeat it. If the difference in power between Geto and the curse is two ranks or more (in Geto's favor), he can absorb it instantly and unconditionally.
Create Sphere: The banished curse compresses into a dense, pitch-black sphere.
Oral Absorption: Geto must physically swallow this sphere. (The process of absorption causes mental suffering. Geto described the taste of these spheres as "a mixture of vomit, a dirty rag used to wipe snot, and filth." The stronger the curse, the more disgusting the taste.)

Army Creation: Geto has no limit on the number of spirits he can summon. His arsenal simultaneously contained thousands of curses, ranging from rank 4 to Special.
Tactical Flexibility: He can combine spirits with a wide variety of abilities: some serve as a shield, others as transport (flying curses), others attack from afar or inflict poison.
Using Others' Techniques: By absorbing a curse, Geto gains access to his unique cursed technique. This makes him a fighter who cannot be countered with a single, universal strategy.
Element of Surprise: Curses can attack enemy blind spots while Geto himself is in close combat.

How it works: Geto instantly compresses hundreds or thousands of curses under his control into a single giant clot of cursed energy and fires it as a destructive beam.
Main Bonus (Extraction): If Curses of the first or special tier are used in Hurricane, Geto permanently takes their innate Cursed Techniques for himself. He can use them personally even if the Curses themselves are destroyed by the shot.

Curse Warehouse: Similar to Toji Fushiguro, Geto used hidden spirits to store a massive arsenal of normal and cursed weapons.
Scouts: Small spirits were used by him as living surveillance cameras throughout Japan.

Normal Family: Unlike Gojo or Megumi Fushiguro, Suguru was born into a family of normal people (non-magicians) who did not have cursed energy.
Awakening of the Gift: His ability to see and manipulate curses manifested spontaneously. As a child, he single-handedly faced terrifying monsters his parents couldn't even see. This experience instilled in him an early maturity, a secretive nature, and a habit of relying only on himself.

Invitation to the World of Magicians: Thanks to his rare and powerful gift, Suguru was noticed and invited to study at the Tokyo College of Magic.
"We are the strongest": There he met Satoru Gojo and Shoko Ieiri. A strong friendship quickly developed between Suguru and Satoru. They were the perfect duo: the arrogant, rebellious Gojo and the reasonable, polite Geto balanced each other out. They believed that as long as they were together, they could fear no enemy.
Moral Compass: During those years, Geto served as Gojo's "moral anchor." When Satoru flippantly declared he didn't care about protecting the weak, Suguru would lecture him sternly. His guiding philosophy was: "Magecraft exists to protect non-mages. The strong have a duty to help the weak." Suguru was proud of this mission.

Respect from Others: Suguru was a model student. His underclassmen (Kento Nanami and Yu Haibara) deeply respected him and saw him as a reliable leader they could always turn to for advice.
Attitude towards power: He did not boast about his rank, was incredibly disciplined, trained a lot physically and brought his hand-to-hand combat skills to perfection so as not to depend only on the cursed spirits.

Mission: Gojo and Geto were tasked with guarding and delivering a girl named Riko Amanai, who was to become the new vessel for Master Tengen.
Affection for Riko: During the mission, Suguru showed deep empathy. Seeing how Riko longed to live a normal life, he promised her that if she changed her mind about fusing with Tengen at the last moment, he and Satoru would protect her and allow her to return home.

Suguru sincerely loved Riko like a little sister.
Toji Fushiguro's Appearance: As they arrived at the college's safe zone and relaxed, they were attacked by Toji Fushiguro (the "Magician Killer"). He caught them off guard, severely wounded Gojo, and then broke into Tengen's tomb.
Tragedy in the tomb: Suguru had just extended his hand to Riko, inviting her to abandon the fusion and leave with them. At that very moment, Toji cold-bloodedly shot the girl in the head right before Geto's eyes. Riko died instantly.
Complete Defeat: An enraged Suguro summoned his strongest cursed spirits and engaged Toji in battle, but Fushiguro, lacking cursed energy, physically destroyed Geto's entire arsenal and brutally beat him, leaving him bleeding.
The mission ended with Gojo surviving, mastering the Reverse Cursed Technique, and killing Toji. However, for Suguru Geto, the world was never the same. The belief that "the strong protect the weak" was deeply fractured, setting off a chain of events that led to a turning point.

After surveying the village, Geto discovered that the curses were merely an effect. The real cause was human cruelty. The villagers had locked two little twin girls, Mimiko and Nanako, in a cramped, filthy wooden cage.
The girls were natural-born magicians and could see curses. The ignorant and superstitious villagers blamed the children for all their misfortunes, brutally beating them, starving them, and keeping them like cattle.
As Geto approached the cage, the village elders surrounded him. They proudly recounted how they had captured "those monsters" and demanded that the mage exorcise them or allow them to be killed. The girls in the cage trembled with fear, covered in bruises and dirt.
At that moment, Suguru's moral compass finally broke. All of Yuki Tsukumo's words about a world without curses and his own disgust for ordinary people merged into one clear thought.
The very same applause of the cultists rejoicing over the death of Rico Amanai echoed in his ears again. He looked at the screaming, angry villagers and finally realized: they weren't weaklings who needed to be protected. They were monkeys, preying on the suffering of the mages.
Geto closed his eyes, a frighteningly calm, gentle smile appeared on his face, and he quietly said: "It's over. The lie is exposed."

A second later, Geto unleashed his cursed spirits. That night, he coldly and mercilessly slaughtered all 112 villagers. He spared no one, turning the settlement into a bloodbath.
He broke the lock on the cage, extended his arms to the frightened Mimiko and Nanako, and tenderly told them they were now safe. The girls followed him, seeing him as their savior and "father" for the rest of their lives.

After this, Geto officially became a fugitive mage. He committed one more terrible act to burn all bridges behind him: he returned home and killed his own parents, who were also ordinary people. As he later explained to Gojo, "I couldn't make exceptions just because they were my family."

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Equality: This was the only period in Gojo's life when he interacted with anyone on equal terms. They shared the burden of their incredible strength. Their iconic phrase from this period was: "We are the strongest" (in the plural).
Balance of Personalities: Gojo was a capricious, arrogant rebel who didn't care about rules or non-mages. Geto, on the other hand, acted as a "moral compass." He restrained Satoru's impulsiveness, taught him politeness, and protected the weak. Satoru sincerely respected Suguru's opinions and obeyed his authority.
Absolute trust: On missions, they watched each other's backs without a word. Satoru could relax and sleep for weeks on end while protecting Riko Amanai only because he knew Suguru was nearby and in control.

"I have become the strongest": Satoru mastered the Reverse Curse Technique, becoming literally an untouchable god. The phrase "We are the strongest" became "I am the strongest." Gojo began to be sent on dangerous missions alone.
Loneliness Together: While Satoru grew rapidly, Suguru slowly sank into depression, absorbing vile curses alone. Gojo, blinded by his new power, failed to notice his best friend breaking inside. Suguru, meanwhile, deliberately hid his pain so as not to burden Satoru.

Point of No Return (A conversation in Shinjuku that will take place in the future; this conversation hasn't yet happened): After Getou massacred the village and left college, they met on a crowded Shinjuku street. Satoru, capable of destroying anyone, couldn't raise a hand against his friend. Getou left, uttering a phrase to Gojo that would determine their future fate: "Are you strong because you're Satoru Gojo? Or are you Satoru Gojo because you're strong? If I could become you, my ideal wouldn't seem so impossible."

Age: 17–18 years.
Status: Special-rank mage, third-year student at Tokyo Magic College.
Ideological Shift: A shift from capricious egocentrism to an awareness of the enormous responsibility that comes with absolute power.

Mental Health: Euphoric about his own invulnerability, yet emotionally blind to those around him. Having experienced "death" and rebirth in battle with Toji Fushiguro, he revels in his own power. Satoru sincerely believes the world is safe as long as he's around, completely oblivious to his best friend's depression.
Physical Condition: Flawless. He no longer tires. Thanks to the constant use of the Reverse Cursed Technique, his mind is always fresh and his body is at its peak.
Perception of the world: For him, the world is divided into "me" and "everyone else." He unconsciously replaces the pronoun "We are the strongest" with the solitary "I am the strongest," thereby erecting an invisible wall between himself and Suguru.

Clothing: Standard black uniform of the Tokyo Magic College (jacket with a high collar, unlike Geto - classic skinny trousers).
Accessory: Wears round sunglasses with very dark lenses (an eyepatch will appear later). The glasses are necessary to at least slightly muffle the flow of information captured by the Six Eyes.
Face and gaze: The face glows with confidence and audacity. The gaze behind the glasses has become even more piercing. There are no traces of fatigue or doubt—only the absolute superiority of a teenager who has cheated death.

In this short period of time, Satoru makes a colossal evolutionary leap, leaving all human mages far behind.

Automatic "Infinity": He has learned to keep the spatial barrier active 24/7. The technology now automatically, without his mind, assesses the speed, mass, and danger of objects flying at him (filtering out poison and bullets, but allowing, for example, an eraser or a raindrop to pass through).

Reverse Cursed Technique: Learned to instantly heal any physical wounds and continuously regenerate his brain cells, removing the burnout effect.
Teleportation: Begins to master the distortion of space to instantly travel vast distances.
Limitation: During this period, he cannot yet activate "Territory" (Muryōkūsho) and does not use "Purple" as easily as in adulthood, but his basic skills are already enough to single-handedly change the balance of power in the world.

Suguru's attitude towards the crisis (Blind Spot):
Emotional Gap: Since Satoru is now sent on the most difficult missions alone, he rarely sees Geto physically.
Misunderstanding: When they cross paths, Satoru notices that Suguru is losing weight and looking tired, but chalks it up to the usual fatigue from the summer heat. He's used to Geto being a "correct and strong moral compass," and he can't even imagine that this compass could break.
Premonition of Disaster (Future Flashback): Satoru is under the illusion that their friendship is unshakable until September 2007, when he receives a call from Shoko Ieiri that will ruin his youth forever.

Age: 17–18 years.
Status: Third-year student at Tokyo Magic College.
Role: The college's chief and virtually only medical specialist, thanks to a rare gift.
Position in the Gojo/Geto duo: The only neutral observer, the "third wheel" in their powerful duo, who, however, appreciated and understood both guys without unnecessary pathos.

Mental Health: Outwardly, she's completely calm, cynical, and pragmatic. However, inside, Shoko harbors deep bitterness. She watches their trio crumble. After Gojou's rise to power and Getou's retreat into insanity, Shoko is left alone with her difficult job—treating the wounded and dissecting fallen mages (like Yu Haibara).
Physical Condition: Chronic sleep deprivation due to the huge influx of wounded during the 2007 summer missions.
Bad Habits: It was during this difficult period that Shoko began smoking heavily. Cigarettes became her primary way of coping with stress, the smell of blood and dead bodies, and her growing sense of loneliness.

Clothing: Instead of the standard college jacket, he often wears a light-colored blouse, a dark skirt, and a scrubs directly over his student uniform.
Face and Hair: She has medium-length brown hair that she often wears loose or casually pinned up. She has a small mole under her left eye.
Look: Constantly tired and sleepy. Dark circles under his eyes from sleepless nights in the morgue and infirmary. His face almost always wears an expression of mild indifference, concealing deep empathy.

Shoko is a unique mage whose value to the college exceeds even many first-rank fighters.
Ultimate Skill: Reverse Curse Technique. Shoko is one of the rarest mages in the world, capable of not only generating positive energy to heal her own body (like Gojou), but also channeling it to heal others.

How it works: It can literally glue together severed organs, restore lost limbs, and save mages on the brink of death.
Limitation: She can't clearly explain how she does it. Her explanations sound like "just go whoosh and boom," making her technique impossible to teach to others. Shoko herself is completely unsuited to close-quarters combat and has no offensive techniques.

Role in the Turning Point (Future Meeting in Shinjuku):
First Witness (future event): After the village massacre, it is Shoko who accidentally encounters the fugitive Suguru Geto on the streets of Shinjuku.
Reaction to betrayal (future event): While Gojo panics and rages, Shoko reacts with frightening composure. She doesn't try to attack Geto or detain him (she's not a fighter, after all). Instead, she calmly lights a cigarette and strikes up a conversation with him, asking if he really killed his parents.
Link (future event): After receiving Geto's confirmation of his radical plans, she doesn't openly condemn him, but immediately calls Satoru Gojo, giving him his location and arranging their final (at that point) meeting. Shoko realizes that Geto has made his choice, and it can't be brought back.

Age: 16–17 years (at the time of death in 2007).
Date of Birth: Unknown. Rank: Rank 2 Mage.
Surroundings: Kento Nanami's best friend and partner. Suguru Geto's true fan and devoted junior comrade (kohai).

Behavior: An incredibly cheerful, hyperactive, open, and optimistic guy. He was always smiling, talking loudly, and infusing everyone around him with his childish, pure energy. He was the complete opposite of his sullen and pragmatic partner, Nanami.
Ideology: Haibara was one of the few mages who had a simple and healthy motivation for fighting. He didn't dwell on the lofty "duty of the strong," like Geto, nor did he suffer from selfishness, like Gojo. He simply genuinely loved people, loved helping, and was happy that his skills were useful.
Relationship with Geto: Yu literally idolized Suguru. He saw him as the ideal older brother, a noble knight and protector. Haibara always tried to emulate Geto in his politeness and concern for his younger siblings.

Height and build: Average height (around 175 cm), with a strong, athletic build. His incredible agility made him seem never to sit still.
Face and Hairstyle: Short, perpetually tousled black hair. He had large, round, sparkling eyes, full of genuine delight and curiosity, and a wide, wide smile.
Attire: The standard black uniform of the Tokyo Magic College, which he wore with the sleeves of his jacket rolled up to his elbows, emphasizing his practical and energetic attitude.

Potential: He possessed excellent physical strength and a high level of cursed energy for a first-year student. The higher-ups of the mage community predicted he would quickly reach rank 1.
Fighting Style: Haibara was a close-combat fighter (vanguard). He relied on his speed, reflexes, and the raw power of cursed energy to lash out at any enemy to protect Nanami.

Fatal Mission and Death (Summer 2007)
Elders' Mistake (Future Events): Haibaru and Nanami were sent on a mission to exorcise a curse that the local authorities assessed as a 2nd-rank spirit.
Encounter with a Deity (Future Events): On the spot, it was discovered that the curse was a local deity (earth god) of special or first rank. The forces were too unequal.
Sacrifice for a Friend (future events): During a brutal battle, Haibara took the brunt of the monster's attack to save Nanami. He died from terrible wounds right on the battlefield. Nanami barely managed to pull his body out before the barrier collapsed.
A Trace in History (Future Events): The scene where Suguru Getou stands in the morgue over the half-shrouded body of a smiling Haibara marked the point of no return. Getou finally realized that mages are perishing in an endless cycle, protecting "monkeys" who won't even notice.

These events will occur after the conversation between Suguru Geto and Yuki Tsukumo

Age: 17 years old.
Status: Second-year student at Tokyo Magic College, 1st (prospective) or 2nd rank mage.
Ideological impasse: Complete disappointment in the profession of a shaman. The realization that the world of magicians is a toxic, deadly meat grinder that mercilessly burns young lives.

Mental health: Severe depression caused by the acute trauma of loss (grief). Nanami is crushed by the death of his best friend and partner Yu Khaibara, who died right in front of his eyes due to a mistake by his superiors in estimating the rank of the curse. Kento is withdrawn into himself, feels a sense of survivor's guilt and existential horror of the future.
Physical condition: Exhausted, depressed. The hands still subconsciously remember the weight of the body of the deceased friend. Nanami feels completely powerless compared to Satoru Gojo, who single-handedly takes on all the difficult missions.
Attitude to the situation with Geto: For Nanami, Suguru was an ideal, reliable and kind senior comrade (senpai). Future moment: The news that Geto massacred the village and became a criminal finishes Kento. He understands that if even such a strong and correct person as Geto has broken, then he himself definitely has no future here.

Clothing: Tokyo Magic College's classic dark uniform (formal jacket and pants) that fits him flawlessly, emphasizing his innate neatness. During this period, he does not yet wear his famous office beige suit and tie.
Face and hairstyle: Sleek blonde hair parted in the middle (his hair was slightly less strict in his youth than in adulthood).

Innate technique: 7:3 ratio (To To Kagen). Splits any target (whether it is an enemy's body or the wall of a building) into a segment in a ratio of 7 to 3. Hitting exactly this point creates a critical hit that ignores the enemy's base defense.
Weapon: A short, blunt sword (broadsword) with a blade wrapped in white cloth with a black dotted pattern. Nanami uses it to deliver precise slashing blows to weak points 7:3.

Period limit: In 2007, Nanami has not yet used his famous "Overtime" (since college does not have a fixed working day) and has not accumulated the colossal experience of combat contracts that he will have at the age of 28.

Role at the Turning Point (Future Event: Leaving the Wizard World):
Abandoning Ideals (Future Event): Kento finally decides that "magicians are the dregs of society", forced to sacrifice themselves for people who will not even appreciate it.
Choosing the Usual Path (Future Event): Immediately after graduation, Nanami will decide to leave the magical world for good. He will consciously choose the gray, boring, but safe life of an ordinary office clerk (work in a brokerage firm), where people do not die in front of his eyes, and the only problem will be graphs and reports. He would return to magic only years later, realizing that the work of an ordinary person was of even less real use.

Age: 21 years old (3 years older than Gojo and Geto).
Status: A graduate of the Kyoto Magic College, a young Magus of the 1st or 2nd rank.
Role in the crisis: An external observer from Kyoto. Utahime has always been wary of the Tokyo duo of the "strongest", but in the future, the news of Geto's betrayal shocks her and makes her realize how fragile the psyche of magicians is due to exorbitant loads.

Mental health: Experiences anxiety, occupational stress, and feelings of vulnerability. Utahime does not have divine power like Gojo, so the tragedy with Riko Amanai and the death of Yu Haibara hits her with understanding: the world of magicians is deadly for "ordinary" shamans. In the future, the news that Geto massacred an entire village causes her horror and incomprehension of how one of the most polite and correct students in Tokyo could turn into a monster.
Attitude towards Satoru Gojo: During this period, her irritation towards Gojo increases. Satoru, who became the "strongest" alone, begins to behave even more arrogant and infantile, hiding the trauma of losing a friend. Utahime is angry at his disrespect for his elders (herself), but subconsciously sympathizes with his loneliness.

Clothing: The traditional Japanese attire of a miko (temple maiden) is a snow-white kimono (kosode) and bright red wide hakama pants. On her feet are traditional white tabi socks and zori sandals.
Face and Hair: Long dark purple hair. During this period, she collects part of her hair from behind with a large white ribbon, and the rest of the strands fall freely on her shoulders.
The main difference from the adult image: Her face does not yet have the famous scar. The skin is clean, and the expression of the face is softer, younger, although already habitually gloomy, when Satoru Gojo is nearby.

Innate technique: Solo zone. Ritual dance and singing. Utahime is able to temporarily but enormously increase the reserves and overall effectiveness of the cursed energy of all mages within her radius (including herself).

Principle of operation (Amplification): In 2007, she further refined this technique. She needs to go through all the stages of the ritual (singing, dance steps, hand signs) in order to start the amplification.
Fighting Style: Due to his lack of powerful offensive techniques, Utahime avoids direct one-on-one encounters and always works in tandem with strong vanguard fighters (such as his friend Mei Mei).

Role at the Turning Point (A View from Kyoto):
Disillusionment: For Utahime, Tokyo College has always seemed like a place where absolute power is concentrated. The rift between Gojo and Geto shows her that even the greatest power is powerless against mental burnout.
Character Building: It was this tragic summer of 2007 that gave Utahime the desire to become a teacher in the future (in Kyoto). She realizes that young magicians need not only body training, but also mental support, protection from the pressure of the top shamans, and the right moral compass.

Age: About 21–22 years old (graduate, young practicing magician).
Status: Independent mage of the 1st rank (hired on missions for money).
Role in the crisis: An absolutely pragmatic bystander. Unlike Yaga, Nanami, or Utahime, in the future, Mei Mei does not feel any emotions due to Geto's betrayal. For her, this is not a tragedy, but a large-scale change in the "market conditions" in the world of magicians.

Mental health: Perfect. Mei May has a complete lack of idealism, so she is invulnerable to mental burnout and PTSD. She does not believe in the "duty of magicians" or "protection of the weak". Its main and only reference point is money. The more chaos there is in the world, the higher the demand for its services and the more it can earn.
Physical condition: At the peak of form. Mei Mei fanatically trains her body, as she understands that her physical strength is her main commercial capital.
Attitude towards Geto and Gojo: She holds them in high regard as the "golden assets" of the magical world. In the future, Geto's departure for her is just the loss of one super-strong competitor in the labor market and at the same time an increase in the cost of missions for Satoru Gojo, who is now forced to work for two.

Clothing: Unlike the traditional outfit of Utahime, Mei Mei prefers a more sophisticated, individual style in her youth. She wears an elegant, tight-fitting navy blue or black dress with a high collar that does not restrict movement in battle, and stylish boots.
Hair and hairstyle: Long, luxurious light blue (almost white) hair. During this period, it squirts them into a high tail.
Facial expressions: A mysterious, cunning and confident smile of a woman who knows exactly how much each second of her time is worth always plays on her face. Her gaze is penetrating and calculating.

Innate technique: Manipulation of crows. Allows her to share her vision with crows and fully control their actions from a distance, using the birds as live cameras for reconnaissance.

Highest Reception: Bird Vote. Mei May imposes a "fall oath" on the crow, forcing the bird to commit suicide for the sake of a colossal release of cursed energy. The crow turns into a living projectile, capable of destroying a curse of a special rank with one blow. Before Satoru Gojo, no one could block this shot.
Main weapon: A huge battle axe (axe), larger than Mei Mei herself. As the basic bird manipulation technique is weak, she has pushed her physical strength and axe skills to the absolute maximum, becoming a formidable melee fighter.

Age: About 25-27 years old.
Status: A special rank mage (one of the three strongest mages on the planet at that time, along with Gojo and Geto).
Position in the world of magicians: Vagabond-ideologist, "truant". Yuki categorically refuses to take missions from the top shamans, which is why the elders hate her. Instead of putting out "fires" (banishing curses), she travels the world and looks for a way to eradicate the very cause of their appearance forever.

Mental health: Stable, confident, bordering on a slight fanaticism towards one's goal. Yuki is a strong, mature, and independent woman. She does not suffer from warlock depression, as she has consciously fenced herself off from the toxic college system. However, she feels global guilt for the fact that the world of mages is stuck in an endless cycle of death.
Attitude towards Suguru Geto: Yuki sees Geto as an intelligent, deep, but dangerously hesitant young man. During their conversation, she tries to cheer him up and share her global thoughts, but makes a fatal mistake - she underestimates the depth of his depression. It gives him food for thought, which, in his broken state, turns into a radical plan for genocide.

Clothing: Completely ignores the college uniform. He prefers a biker, loose and stylish look: a tight-fitting dark top, a leather leather jacket, comfortable jeans or leather pants. Heavy boots on his feet.
Face and Hair: A luxurious woman with a bright, model appearance. She has long, thick blonde (blonde) hair. An open, wide and charismatic smile always shines on the face. The look is confident, lively and penetrating.
Calling Card: Her personal motorcycle on which she travels, and a frightening shikigami curse in the form of a bone serpent hovering nearby.

Innate Technique: Star Wrath. Allows Yuki to give himself and his shikigami an imaginary, virtual mass.
How it works: It can make its fist heavier than a multi-ton meteorite, while its real speed and mobility are not reduced in any way.

One blow from her is capable of smashing a curse of a special rank into pieces or breaking through several buildings.
Shikigami "Garuda": A cursed tool-shikigami in the form of a giant bony tail/snake. It is the only object besides Yuki herself that her mass technique can affect. She can use Garuda as a giant whip or compress it into an ultra-heavy ball and kick it at an enemy.
Special trump card: Potential creation of a Black Hole by increasing the mass to infinity (but in 2007 she keeps this suicidal move a closely guarded secret).

Role in the Turning Point (Fatal Seed):
College Conversation (future events): Yuki arrives in Tokyo and finds Getou deep in thought on a bench. To his standard question, "What kind of girl do you like?" she reveals her two plans for ridding the world of curses: either strip everyone of their cursed energy (like Toji Fushiguro), or teach everyone to control it (make everyone mages).
Words that Changed History (future events): When Geto quietly suggests a third, terrifying option: "Why not just kill all the non-benders?" Yuki agrees that it's the simplest and most effective way, but quickly adds, "But I'm not crazy enough to put that into practice." She leaves, thinking it was just a theoretical discussion.
The Weight of Consequences (future events): When Geto puts her words into action a few weeks later, slaughtering the village, Yuki realizes that her lecture was the final impetus for his downfall. This leaves a heavy mark on her heart, driving her to seek a peaceful solution to the curse problem even more intensely.

Age: About 36 years old.
Status: Third-year class teacher, a strong mage of the 1st rank.
Role in the crisis: A college official who bears the heavy burden of the future consequences of Geto's betrayal. At this moment, he is squeezed between the harsh orders of the top shamans and personal pain for his student.

Mental Health: Overwhelmed by grief, guilt, and professional powerlessness. Yaga is going through a deep pedagogical and personal crisis. He blames himself for sending Gojo and Geto on a mission to Riko Amanai, and for not noticing Suguru slowly breaking down from the inside out for a year.
Physical condition: Under tremendous stress. During this period, he sleeps even less than usual, as he endlessly reports to the elders and tries to personally clean up the consequences of the incident.
Inner Rift: It is a struggle between a strict teacher who is obliged to abide by the laws of the magical world and a loving "father" who wants to protect his students. The announcement of Suguru's death sentence becomes one of the hardest decisions in his life.

Clothing: Strict closed black suit of the Tokyo Magic College. During long nights in his office, when he tries to drown out his anxiety with manual work (creating cursed corpses), he wears a work apron stained with thread and stuffing.
Face and Look: Looks stern and gloomy. Due to the constant tension, his eyebrows are pushed even closer together, and the wrinkles on his forehead have become deeper. Behind the dark lenses of his invariable glasses hides a deep fatigue and sorrow.

Innate Technique: Manipulation of cursed corpses.
Period Features: In 2007, Yaga had not yet created Panda (Panda would appear later as the culmination of his research). At this turning point, his arsenal consists of ordinary, completely obedient combat and utilitarian plush dolls that unquestioningly follow his orders.

Psychological outlet: The process of sewing dolls during this period becomes a kind of meditation for him and the only way to cope with the growing chaos around his students. In each stitch, he subconsciously puts his desire to protect the remaining children.

Turning Point Role (Drama Knot):
Scary News(Future Event): It is Yaga who accepts an emergency report that Suguru Geto has killed 112 ordinary people in the village and fled to an unknown destination.
Conversation with Gojo (future event): Yaga has a difficult mission - to personally inform Satoru Gojo that his only best friend has become a cursed master and has been sentenced to death. This conversation changes the atmosphere in college forever.
Soul-Searching (Future Event): Geto's betrayal forever changes Yaga's approach to learning. It is after this summer that he decides that he will never again let a mage go on a mission who does not understand what he personally fights for. He realizes that blind "duty to humanity" breaks the immature psyche of teenagers.

Moment: September 2007 (a moment from the future, the day when Suguru Geto finds her in a cage in a mountain village).

Age: About 4 years old.
Status: Village prisoner, hidden potential mage.
Rank: Absent (a child who does not know how to control his powers).
Condition at the time of the meeting: Is on the verge of physical and mental exhaustion from constant hunger, beatings and fear.

Mental health: Severe psychological trauma caused by adult violence. Mimiko is in a state of stupor with horror. She does not speak, is panicked by any rustle, screams of people and huddles in the farthest corner of the cage when adults approach.
Physical condition: Critical. The child is severely emaciated, dehydrated and exudes a smell of dampness. Numerous bruises, abrasions and traces of ropes or chains are visible on the body. Clothes turned into dirty rags.
Relation to Sister: Nanako is her only anchor in reality. In the cage, the girls sit tightly pressed against each other. Mimiko hides behind her sister, looking for protection in her, despite the fact that they are the same age.

Height and complexion: A very small, thin and fragile girl. Due to malnutrition, she looks younger than her age.
Collar and face: The face is stained with dirt, soot and dried tears. Her hair is dark, matted, patchy, carelessly cut. The look of huge dark eyes is absolutely empty, wild and hunted.
Clothing: A simple, once light children's kimono, which has become gray and torn at the hem from a long stay in dirt and dampness. The girl is barefoot, her feet are covered with scratches.

Vision of Curses: Due to her age, Mimiko does not understand what "magic" is. She just sees scary monsters (curses) that flock to the negative emotions of the villagers. Trying to tell adults about it, she incurred the wrath of superstitious villagers.

Moment: September 2007 (a moment from the future, the day when Suguru Geto finds her in a cage in a mountain village).

Age: About 4 years old.
Status: Village prisoner, hidden potential mage.
Rank: Absent (a child acting on pure instincts).
Condition at the time of the meeting: Physically exhausted, but, unlike her sister, overcome by rage and a desperate desire to defend herself.

Mental health: Deep psychological trauma caused by adult cruelty. Nanako is in a "fight or flight" state. It is not completely broken - a childish, wild anger at the tormentors burns in it. She growls, cries from helplessness and is ready to bite any adult who dares to approach them.
Physical condition: Critical. The girl is exhausted, dehydrated, there are many bruises, bruises and abrasions from beatings on her body. Due to the unsanitary conditions in the cage, she has a mild fever.
Attitude towards sister: Absolute protector. Nanako, despite being the same little girl, instinctively covers Mimiko with herself. She takes all the blow on herself, serving as a human shield for her sister from the outside world.

Height and complexion: A small, thin, angular girl, exhausted by hunger.
Hair and face: Disheveled, dirty blond (brown) hair, unevenly chopped off by villagers. His face is stained with soot, earth and smeared tears.
Gaze: Unlike Mimiko's blank stare, Nanako's eyes burn with rage, resentment, and hunted stubbornness. This is the look of a small wild animal cornered.
Clothing: A torn, greasy children's kimono (yukata) of dark color, turned into rags. She is barefoot, her feet covered in crusts of dried dirt and small cuts from straw on the floor of the cage.

Vision of Curses: Like her sister, Nanako sees cursed spirits. Due to her intense anger and resentment, her own cursed energy is unstable and literally sparks around her, subconsciously scaring away the small parasitic spirits that have flocked to their cage.

Mimiko's reaction:
When Suguru Geto approaches the cage, Mimiko first sees him as another threat and pushes deeper into the wall. However, when Geto destroys the villagers and opens the castle, his calm smile and gentle voice become her first manifestation of warmth and security in life. Stretching out her small hand to him, she recognizes him as her savior, to whose will she will submit all her future life.

Nanako's reaction:
As Suguru Geto approaches the cage, Nanako instinctively puts her hands forward, blocking Mimiko, and tries to yell at him, expecting more beatings. But when Geto mercilessly destroys the entire village right in front of her eyes, her fear is replaced by absolute childish delight and awe. Seeing this strong and kind man open the cage and reach out to them, Nanako forever accepts him as her only god, leader, and "father".

Status: The Supreme Council of Mages, the shadow government of the magical world of Japan.
Location: A secret, fully isolated room in the dungeons of the Tokyo Magic College, protected by Master Tengen's barriers.
Main goal: Absolute preservation of the existing order (status quo), retention of one's own power and strict control over magicians of special rank.

Behavior: Cowardly, paranoid, secretive, and ruthless bureaucrats. They never engage in actual battles against curses, but control the lives of young mages from the shadows through orders, executions, and political intrigue.
Philosophy: "Tradition is above all." They perceive any manifestation of individuality, reforms, or uncontrollable force as a direct threat to their security. For them, mages are nothing more than consumables and soldiers in an endless war.
Gojo and Geto's attitude to power: Deathly afraid of their duo. In the summer of 2007, when Satoru became the absolute "strongest", their paranoia reached its peak. They realized that if Gojo and Geto decided to start a riot, there would be no one to physically stop them.

Silhouettes: The viewer almost never sees the elders themselves live. They are always hidden behind traditional Japanese wooden screens (shoji), on which magical talismans and seals are applied. From behind the screens, only their hunched, bony shadows are visible.
Voices: Squeaky, senile, dry and authoritative. In their intonations, one can see the arrogance of people accustomed to absolute obedience.
Entourage of the room: A dark hall, lit exclusively by the dim light of candles. Thousands of paper amulets (ofuda) hang around, creating a suffocating, oppressive atmosphere of conservatism and stagnation.

Rule of Law: Elders have a monopoly on adjudication in the world of mages. They can declare any shaman a criminal, impose the death penalty or restrict his rights.
Information Management: They have full control over mission assignments and curse rank evaluation.

It was their bureaucratic negligence (or deliberate set-up) that led to the miscalculation of the mission on which Yu Khaybar died.
Use of mercenaries: To eliminate unwanted mages, they often use internal clan forces (such as elite units of the Zenin clan) or hire cursed masters from outside.

Role at the Turning Point (Triggering the Disaster)
Suguru Geto's future betrayal was both a nightmare and a convenient political tool for the elders:
Sentencing (future events): As soon as Yaga reported the massacre in the village, the elders instantly, without trial, granted Suguru Geto the status of "Cursed Master of Special Rank" and sentenced him to death.
Pressure on Gojo (future events): They tried to use this incident to restrict Satoru Gojo's freedom, accusing him of "not looking" with his best friend. However, Satoru openly made it clear to them that if they crossed the line, he would simply wipe them off the face of the earth.
Strengthening of the dictatorship (future events): The tragedy of 2007 finally convinced the elders that young magicians should be kept in a tight grip. This conservative terror in the future will lead to Satoru Gojo hating them with all his heart and will begin to educate students (Yuji, Megumi, Yuta) capable of destroying this rotten system in the future.

Curses (cursed spirits) are born from the negative emotions of people.
Ordinary people do not know how to control their damned energy. Fear, hatred, resentment, envy and grief constantly "flow" from them into the environment. In places where a lot of negativity accumulates (schools, hospitals, prisons, abandoned buildings), this energy condenses, takes shape, and turns into aggressive monsters. Mages do not generate curses, since their energy remains inside the body.

The Veil (Tobe) is the simplest but most important barrier in magic, which separates the world of shamans from ordinary people.
It looks like a hemisphere of viscous, completely black liquid that slowly descends from the sky and covers a certain area.
The main functions of the veil:
Disguise: Hides destruction, curses and the mages themselves from ordinary people (from the outside, everything looks like an ordinary day).
Detection: Manifests cursed spirits inside the barrier, causing them to come into the light.
Isolation: Prevents ordinary people from accidentally entering a dangerous combat zone.
To activate the veil, the magician uses a ritual phrase-spell: "Shroud in darkness that is blacker than night, cleanse the filth."