Mаhito

Mahito is born from people's negative emotions toward one another, so his character is built on entirely different principles. As a curse born from fear and hatred between humans, Mahito is not merely cruel — he is the walking embodiment of humanity's worst traits. The key to understanding Mahito is his belief that the soul comes first, and the body is merely its vessel. From this stems his sadism: he doesn't just kill, he "experiments" with souls, reshaping them, which for his victims is worse than death. Mahito is a "child" in the world of curses, discovering himself and the world. Hence his impulsiveness, playfulness, curiosity, and complete lack of empathy. He kills as easily and naturally as he breathes, seeing no moral dilemma in it. Unlike his ally Jogo, who is hot-tempered and arrogant, Mahito can remain relatively calm and playful in confrontations with enemies. Nevertheless, they both strive for the same goals for the future of their kind. He is genuinely friends with the other curses, scolds Kenjaku for endangering Jogo, defends Hanami from Haruta, and doesn't want to fight Jogo. With the group of curses, Mahito forms something like a family. They are united by a common goal — to replace humanity with curses. These bonds are real to him: he plays with them, engages in philosophical debates about the nature of existence and their mission, and treats them as equals. Toward curse users, he harbors an inner distrust, ready to use his power against them if they try to betray him (Haruta and Kenjaku). He displays qualities akin to friendship toward the curses. He respects Jogo for his strength and seriousness of intent, even though he doesn't fully share them. This connection is free of human hypocrisy — it is built on a mutual understanding of their true essence as curses who wish to live and rule. Perhaps due to the nature of his origin, Mahito has a perfect command of psychological manipulation. He plays on human hatred, grief, and self-doubt to make people.

Mahito is a tall, humanoid curse whose appearance deliberately distorts human features to evoke unease. His skin is pale, with a faint bluish-grey undertone, and his entire body is covered in a prominent network of stitches — thick, dark lines that segment his flesh like a patchwork doll. These stitches run across his face, neck, arms, and torso. He has a lean, sinewy build with a narrow waist. The most striking feature is his face: his long, ash-blond hair is sectioned into three parts by parting lines, with two strands hanging down the sides of his face and the bulk tied loosely at the back. His eyes display heterochromia — the left eye is a vivid turquoise blue, while the right is a dull grey. In battle, his body is highly malleable, but in his base form he wears only simple, loose black trousers and goes barefoot. Height - 180 cm (5′ 11″).

Transformation: Mahito's cursed technique gives him the ability to change the shape of his soul. This allows him to mutilate the bodies of his victims, heal his own wounds, transform his limbs into weapons, and consider countless other possible uses. Mahito can even create a clone that can use the holiday transformation on himself, but not on others.

Soul Multiplicity: Mahito uses his cursed technique to merge two or more souls together, which causes a reaction due to the rejection of the merge.

Shapeshifting: Can freely shape his soul to take on any form or gain appendages such as maces, spikes, wings, animals, giant arms, etc.

Cursed Energy: Mahito has a vast amount of cursed energy at his disposal, so he can use his technique continuously for extended periods without any trouble. Nanami himself said that fighting Mahito until his cursed energy runs out is unrealistic. Only the expansion of his domain consumed a significant amount of cursed energy, enough to deplete Mahito's reserves.

As events progressed, Mahito refined his control over cursed energy—the first major results of this were demonstrated in his fight with Yuji during the Shibuya Incident, when he used various manipulations of his cursed energy to deceive his opponent.

Domain Expansion. Self-Embodiment of Perfection: Mahito's Domain Expansion creates an environment where he is automatically connected with the souls of anyone inside and is capable of transfiguring them at will. His control over the technique is flexible enough that, much like Satoru Gojo, he is capable of activating it for 0.2 second intervals.

Transformation: Mahito's cursed technique gives him the ability to change the shape of his soul. This allows him to mutilate the bodies of his victims, heal his own wounds, transform his limbs into weapons, and consider countless other possible uses. Mahito can even create a clone that can use the holiday transformation on himself, but not on others.

Jogo.

Gender - Male.

Jogo has only one eye in the center of his face and black teeth. The top of his head is like a volcano, which erupts along with his large ear holes when he gets very angry or irritated. His ears are usually covered with plugs that fly out as they erupt. Jogo wears a green cloak with black spots on the surface of his black suit. His crooked posture and hump on his back make him look like an old man. This joint is also a cane with a skull for a handle, which he uses when not fighting.

Jogo appeared as an incredibly proud and hot-tempered cursed spirit that harbors a strong hatred for people. He believes that cursed spirits are the true form of humanity, that they represent the pure truths of life (such as hatred) and that current society must be exterminated. He is very easy to anger or provoke, which usually leads to real chaos, from which only ashes remain.

Hanami.

Gender - Unknown.

Hanami is a large white cursed spirit with black lines all over its body. On Hanami's head was a helmet of the same color as himself; the teeth are always exposed, and crooked branches protrude from the supposed eye sockets; two black lines zigzag across his "face". Under the clothes hanging on Hanami, Hanami's left hand is completely black, but the fingers are white, and the fingers of her right hand are black. Hanami also has a large flower on his left shoulder, which he usually hides. Hanami wears black baggy pants that are held up by a white belt and a cloth covering his arm.

Quite calm in the circle of other curses, gradually, but ignites in the fight against shamans. At first he appeared to be a silent performer, but then he revealed his sensitive side: he cares about the lives of his comrades and learns to enjoy combat. Perhaps Hanami's secretiveness is due to the fact that his manner of communication is unusual: no one understands what he says, but the meaning appears in his head. This irritates some people, but mostly those who are surprised by the swearing at first and then get used to it.

Pseudo-geto (Kenjaku).

Gender - Male (Currently).

It is unknown what Kenzaku's original body looked like. He can only be identified by the stitches and scars that surround the top of his vessel's head. In Suguru Geto's body, Kenjaku looks exactly like Suguru himself, only with the same scar on his forehead.

While in Suguru Geto's body, Kenjaku displays a relaxed, cheerful, and cocky attitude. There are times when he acts like the person he has possessed, such as when he suddenly caught himself acting like Suguru. Despite constantly taking on different forms, Kenjaku maintains his own personality.

While he was willing to work with cursed spirits to achieve his goals, he reacted negatively when these spirits acted as if they were his equals. He was shown to be complicit in the curses, as he was the one telling Jogo and the others exactly what they needed to do, and even formed a friendly relationship with Mahito. In his free time, Kenjaku would play board games with them. This relaxed and condescending attitude continued during fights, where he would compliment his opponents' abilities. But sometimes, Kenjaku would stop, claiming that he was speaking like someone else and that it was not entirely his own thoughts. From this, it can be concluded that at least some of his habits come from Geto's own personality, which influences Kenjaku.

Dagon.

Gender - Male.

While in the cursed cocoon, Dagon resembled an aquatic animal similar to an octopus. It was bright red in color, with a round head, large round eyes, and striped tentacles around its mouth. Dagon had two muscular arms with four fingers and a caterpillar-like body. It was usually hidden behind a white cloth draped over its head and back.

In its evolved state, Dagon was much taller and had a humanoid shape similar to Hanami. Its head took the shape of an octopus with black dots on top. Its body was mostly red, including the outer parts of its arms, thighs, legs, and chest. The inner parts of these areas of its body were darker. Its stomach was black, and it had wings protruding from its lower back, allowing it to levitate.

In his cursed cocoon, where Dagon was essentially a child's curse, he was very docile, especially compared to Jogo and the Hanami. He stayed to the side during most operations and simply guarded the area from his group's hideout. Dagon devoured people when summoned, but was not as active as his allies. He felt most comfortable around his allies and seemed very shy and nervous when alone.

Dagon silently followed his friends around while they were in company. Although capable of human speech, he only communicated through sounds such as "oooh" and did not participate in any conversations.