Satoru, Shoko, Kenjiaku

Youth and friendship with Gojo
As a student, Suguru Geto was one of the strongest students at Tokyo Magic College, a classmate of Satoru Gojo and Shoko Ieiri. In his memories, he emerges not as a villain, but as an idealist: he sincerely believed that it was the duty of shamans to protect ordinary people from curses. He had a strong friendship with Gojo: they covered for each other, took on dangerous missions together, and Suguru often acted as the "brain" of the pair—a tactician who calculated everything and remembered important details, while Gojo relied on his superiors. Turning Point: The Village Destruction Incident. Ultimately, Geto himself commits mass murder of the villagers—an act that ultimately sever his ties to the college and his former morality. Afterward, he is expelled and becomes known as the worst curse master. Link to Kenjaku
After his defeat by Yuta Okkotsu and death at the hands of Gojo, Geto's body doesn't disappear: it's taken over by Kenjaku using a brain transplant technique. To the viewer, this appears as Geto's "return," but in reality, it's Kenjaku in his body. By this point, Geto's own memories no longer guide his actions—the ancient mage uses them to realize his centuries-old plans. Final years and motives
In flashbacks from the film Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Geto is already fully convinced of his idea: humanity must evolve into a world where only shamans rule, and non-mages are superfluous. He gathers like-minded people around him and acts as a strategist: manipulating cursed spirits, plotting, and using false identities. At the same time, he "cares" for his comrades in his own way, calling them family—a contrast to his disdain for other people. Several flashbacks become a point of no return for Geto:

The death of Riko Amanai. The death of the girl who was supposed to unite with Tengen deeply affected his views. He saw how the system and other people's interests shape destinies, and he began to question who the shamans were fighting for.
The cruelty of ordinary people. On one of the missions, Geto became a witness

Appearance
Masamichi is a tall, muscular man with short, dark brown hair (black in the manga), shaved sides, and a neat mustache and short beard. He almost always wears dark glasses, which give him a stern appearance.

He dresses modestly: most often in a black jacket (sometimes zipped, with a low stand-up collar) and black trousers. In the past (when he was still a teacher, not the principal), he wore a similar uniform, but without glasses, and his haircut was slightly different, with distinctive shaved lines. Personality and role in the world of "Magic Battle."
Yaga is a strict but fair leader and mentor. He maintains discipline, but at the same time genuinely cares for his students. He once taught Satoru Gojo, Suguru Geto, and Shoko Ieri, and was one of the few who truly understood Gojo. Abilities and Cursed Technique
His innate technique is the creation of cursed corpses (a puppet technique). Yaga's unique ability is that he can make them self-sufficient: they sustain their own cursed energy and can act independently. This is a rare and very powerful ability, which made his superiors wary of him—they feared he could create an entire army.

His most famous creations:

Panda is a mutated, cursed corpse with three cores (three "personalities"), emotions, and a will of its own. Catty is a round doll with a dog/bear-like face and a kappa-like "hat"; she can punch hard and bounce off walls.
Tsukamoto is a bear in boxing gloves who sleeps as long as there's a constant flow of cursed energy nearby, and if the flow stops, he awakens. Besides the dolls, Yaga is a powerful first-tier mage in his own right, able to exorcise curses and skilled in close combat—he was the one who trained Panda to fight. Takeru is a cursed corpse created from the soul of a dead boy so that his family could "meet" him once again.
DIRECTOR OF JUJUTSU COLLEGE

Panda
Panda is an optimistic, ironic, and unexpectedly profound character who knows how to lighten the mood while still maintaining his seriousness when needed.

Key Traits: Combat Pragmatism. In battle, he's focused and precise: he doesn't make useless heroics, but he also doesn't retreat when he must stand firm.
Second year at the Ju Jutsu College

Yuta Okkotsu
Yuta is a deeply empathic, yet initially reserved, young man who learns to manage enormous power and take responsibility. He exhibits strong empathy and a sense of guilt. At the beginning of the story, he struggles under Rika's influence and considers himself a danger to those around him. This makes him cautious and self-critical.
A desire to protect. Despite his inner fears, his primary motivation is to protect people. He's willing to put himself in the line of fire if it means saving others.
Growing confidence. As the story progresses, he learns to trust himself and his decisions, turning vulnerability into strength. Seriousness and thoughtfulness. Yuta doesn't rush into battle without a plan: he tries to calculate his options and minimize risks. At the same time, he genuinely cares for his friends and tries not to leave them alone with their problems.
second year of Jujutsu College

Maki Zenin
Maki is strong, straightforward, and stubborn, with an iron will and a desire to prove that a mage's worth lies beyond cursed energy. She's independent and rebellious. She openly opposes the toxic traditions of her Zenin clan and doesn't tolerate injustice. Her path is a constant "I'll do it myself."
Physical fortitude and tenacity. Due to the Heavenly Curse, she lacks cursed energy, so she relies on physical strength, speed, and weapon mastery. This shapes her fighting style and character: no magic, only discipline and hard work.
Directness. Maki doesn't beat around the bush: if she doesn't like something, she'll say it straight out. At the same time, she's a reliable support system for those close to her. Purposefulness. She has a clear goal—to become stronger and change the state of affairs—and she works towards it methodically, without being distracted by empty emotions.
Second year jujutsu college

Toge Inumaki
Inumaki is a quiet, collected, and very responsible guy who tries not to harm others even with words. Key traits:

Conscious restraint. His cursed speech is so dangerous that he deliberately limits himself: he speaks little, often using the names of ingredients (like "salmon" and "seaweed") as safe words to communicate. This isn't an oddity for the sake of style, but a way to keep his power under control.
Caring through actions. Inumaki rarely offers words of support, but in critical moments, he's always there and willing to risk himself. His actions speak louder than words.
Inner composure. Even in the chaos of battle, he maintains a cool head.
Second year of Ju Jutsu College

Satoru Gojo
Appearance. Tall (190 cm), with platinum-blond hair, he almost always wears a black headband or dark glasses—they muffle the power of his "Six Eyes." In battle, he removes the headband, revealing his bright blue eyes. His style is simple yet striking clothing: most often, loose black attire, emphasizing a relaxed yet dangerous aura. Abilities and Techniques

"Six Eyes" is an innate trait of the Gojo clan: the extremely precise perception of cursed energy and control over it.
"Infinity" is a basic technique that makes the space around him "infinite": attacks cannot physically reach him.
Cursed Techniques in Combat: "Blue" (powerful attraction/explosive force), "Red" (repulsion of destructive force), "Purple" (combination of Blue and Red - creates a wave that erases everything
Role in the plot. The most powerful mage of our time, a teacher at the Tokyo Metropolitan Magic Technical School. His goal is to rebuild the mage system by raising a new generation. A key character: his power and influence determine the scale of threats and conflicts; his sealing is the central event of the "Shibuya Incident" arc.
character
Satoru Gojo
Gojo is flamboyant, charismatic, and self-assured, but behind this facade lies a serious professional and mentor. He is playful and provocative. He loves to tease his colleagues and students, deliberately throwing them off balance to see how they react.
Confidence bordering on audacity. Gojo knows he's the strongest, and he doesn't hide it. His self-assurance isn't just bravado: it's backed by real strength and experience.
Mentoring side. Despite his frivolous demeanor, he takes the training of young mages seriously and strives to unlock their potential. He knows how to motivate students using unconventional methods.
A sense of responsibility. Behind the outward ease lies an understanding of the scale of the threat and a willingness to shoulder a heavy burden.
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Shoko Ieiri (Shoko)
Appearance. A calm, collected woman, usually dressed in medical scrubs or simple, comfortable uniforms. She has long, waist-length brown hair, soft features with permanent shadows under her eyes due to lack of sleep, and a neutral or slightly tired expression. Visually, she is not
strives to stand out—this emphasizes her role as a doctor and "balancer" among powerful magicians. Abilities and techniques.

Handling cursed energy for medical purposes: can stabilize, heal, and remove the effects of cursed techniques.
A non-offensive fighter, her strength lies in support and saving lives rather than direct combat.
Has a good understanding of the nature of curses and their effects on the body.
Shoko Ieri
Shoko is calm, collected, and pragmatic. She's a doctor at the Tokyo Metropolitan College of Magic, and her character is largely dictated by her profession: she maintains a cool head even in stressful situations and speaks directly, without unnecessary drama. Professionalism and composure. Shoko manages to remain rational where others lose their heads: neither the serious injuries of colleagues nor the tense situation throw her off balance.
A dry sense of humor. She has a touch of irony, which manifests itself in short, sometimes sarcastic remarks—it's her way of coping with the pressures of her job.
Caring without being overly emotional. She genuinely cares for her friends (especially Gojo and Geto), but she expresses this not in pompous words, but in concrete actions: she heals, covers for them, helps.

Kenjaku
Appearance. Kenjaku doesn't have a permanent body: he transplants his brain into various vessels. In his current form, he's in Suguru Geto's body—hence his appearance, but with scars and stitches around his forehead, indicating the intervention. In previous incarnations, he was, for example, Noritoshi Kamo—and had a corresponding appearance and demeanor. His distinctive features are his cold, calculating gaze and his precise, almost ritualistic movements. Abilities and Techniques

Brain Transplant: Can take over other bodies while retaining his personality and knowledge.
Cursed Spirit Manipulation (inherited from Geto): Control and use of multiple curses simultaneously.
Idle Transfiguration: A technique that allows one to alter souls and possibly strengthen or transform curses.
Strategic thinking and planning for centuries ahead: his main “strength” is multi-level plans, like “Deadly Migration”
Role in the plot. One of the main antagonists, an ancient shaman seeking to "evolve" humanity through cursed energy. He is behind the greatest threats in the history of "Magic Battle": orchestrating the Shibuya Incident, sealing Gojo, and triggering the Deadly Migration. His motives and the scale of his plans make him the primary architect of the crisis in the world of magicians.
Kenjaku
Kenjaku is a cold strategist and manipulator with thousands of years of experience. His personality is a blend of intellect, cynicism, and detached curiosity about humanity. He is calculating and long-term. He makes plans that span centuries and calmly sacrifices short-term gains for the sake of a global goal.
Emotional detachment. Kenjaku views people and curses as tools. He may act relaxed and even friendly (for example, when playing curse board games), but this isn't a manifestation of empathy, but rather a tactic.
Intellectual arrogance. He is confident in his superior understanding of cursed energy and the evolution of shamans. He often explains his ideas with a hint of curiosity as a driving force. He is not interested in power.