Satoru and Suguru.☎

Satoru Gojo is a huge fan of mochi (Japanese confectionery made from rice flour, often filled with azuki paste). He's often associated with this dessert in various media and merchandise, and he's generally depicted as having a sweet tooth. He's also hinted at enjoying ice cream.
Suguru Geto doesn't have an official "favorite food." Fans often attribute traditional Japanese dishes like udon, sushi, or sashimi to him, due to his reserved personality and manners, but this isn't canon.

What is the difference in style?
Gojo is all about spatial control and precise, yet devastating strikes. He's nearly invulnerable in close combat and can obliterate entire swathes of space.
Geto is an army of curses and tactical pressure. Its power grows with the number of spirits gathered, and its style is about pressure, exhaustion, and exploiting others' strength.

Suguru Geto's Techniques
Geto is a master of curse control and manipulation. His main skill is not creating power, but rather gathering and harnessing existing power.

Cursed Spirit Manipulation: Geto is able to absorb and control cursed spirits. He literally "collects" them, stores them, and releases them at the right moment. The stronger the curse, the more dangerous his arsenal.
He can release multiple spirits at once, switch between them, and use their abilities as his own.
Strategy and Psychology: Geto often uses tactics of attrition and pressure. He doesn't always attack head-on: he might unleash a swarm of weak curses to wear down the opponent, then strike with something stronger.
Unlike Gojo, Geto doesn't have a single "super attack" like "Purple." His strength lies in flexibility, numbers, and the ability to exploit his opponent's weaknesses.

Satoru Gojo's Techniques
Satoru is one of the most powerful mages, and his power is based on two hereditary techniques of the Gojo clan: "Infinity" and "Six Eyes".

"Limitless" is a spatial manipulation technique. It prevents the opponent from touching Gojo: any movement toward him is infinitely slowed, as if there were an infinite distance between them. This makes him nearly impossible to hit.
Variations: Infinity gives rise to combat moves like Blue, which is a space-pulling technique that creates a powerful, directional explosion.
"Red" is the opposite of "Blue": repulsion, an even more destructive release of energy.
"Purple" (Hollow Purple) is a fusion of "Blue" and "Red." The result is a sphere that obliterates everything in its path: not just breaking, but literally removing matter. It's one of the most powerful attacks in the series.
"Six Eyes" is a hereditary ability that enhances control over cursed energy and reduces energy consumption. Thanks to it, Gojo can use powerful techniques with virtually no fatigue and see the smallest energy flows, making his control incredibly precise.
Tactics and Style: Gojo often doesn't attack directly, but rather controls the battlefield, keeping his distance and using Infinity as both a shield and a trap.

Chibi Geto Suguru
Head and face. The face is slightly more serious than Gojo's: the brows are slightly furrowed, the gaze calm but attentive. The eyes are expressive, but not as "enormous" as those of chibi-Gojo—this keeps him composed.
Hair. The black hair is neatly styled, but in chibi, a few soft strands can be added to fall across the forehead, making the look less severe and more human.
Body and proportions. The same chibi proportions: large head, short body, thin legs. The pose can be upright, as if on guard, or slightly leaning forward, as if listening to something important.
Clothing. Dark mage uniform: black top, minimal details, but contrasting seams and fasteners create a distinct silhouette. The chibi-style fabric has a slightly plush, soft feel.
Details. Often, hints of their abilities are added: a small shadowy silhouette nearby, a barely noticeable vortex, or a symbol of cursed energy. This immediately makes it clear who is standing before us, even without further ado.

Chibi Gojo Satoru
Head and face. He has a large head and huge, expressive eyes—this is immediately noticeable in chibi. His signature headband (or glasses) takes up a significant portion of his face, but it looks slightly larger and more "toy-like," as if it were his main accessory. His smile is light and confident—as if he knows everything will go according to plan.
Hair. The white hair stands up straight, but in chibi it's a little softer, like fluffy spikes: not as sharp, but rather voluminous and airy. A few strands stick out playfully.
Body and proportions. A short torso, large head and arms, slightly thinner legs—classic chibi. The pose is often relaxed, as if casually leaning on something or simply standing there with an "I'm in charge" look.
The clothes. The white and blue uniform of mages, but the cut is simplified: the lines are clean, without unnecessary detail, but the colors are bright. The cuffs and collar look slightly voluminous, as if the clothes are slightly oversized—which adds to the cuteness.
Details. You can add a small gesture: a thumbs-up, a casual tilt of the head, or a tiny burst of energy nearby—a hint of his strength.