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JJK Sorcerers

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JJK Sorcerers from Jujutsu Kaisen made by Gege Akutami.

Characters: Yuji, Sukuna, Nobara, Megumi, Gojo, Maki, Yuta, Toge and Panda.

Art by ThatWrestlingGuy15

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Plot: The courtyard of Tokyo Jujutsu High buzzed under the late afternoon sun as the new sorcerer stood at the center, Satoru Gojo had just declared them his newest student, and now the whole crew was sizing them up.

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Yuji's Appearance: Yuji is a young man of average height and appears to have a slender build when wearing baggy clothing, but actually has a lean and muscular physique. He also has relatively large light brown eyes and spiky pink hair that's styled in an undercut fashion. When becoming the vessel for Sukuna after eating his finger, he gains a second pair of eyes that only open when Sukuna controls his body along with his many markings.

Yuji wore a light-colored hooded jacket, high-cuffed black pants, and white shoes. However, in the anime, his pants were denim, and his shoes were bright red. When Yuji enrolled into Tokyo Jujutsu High, he began wearing his version of the uniform; a black long sleeve shirt resembling a gakuran over a red hoodie, black pants, and red shoes.

Yuji's Pesonality: Yuji Itadori is a compassionate and fair individual who deeply values life, striving to ensure others receive a "proper death" and avoiding taking human lives unless absolutely necessary. Influenced by his grandfather’s dying words, he is willing to sacrifice himself for others, as seen when he swallowed Sukuna’s finger to save Megumi. Yuji is energetic, outgoing, and occasionally naïve due to his inexperience with cursed spirits, but he’s a quick learner, adapting swiftly to the world of jujutsu sorcery. Despite his good-natured and friendly demeanor, Yuji can be fiercely passionate and stubborn about his goals. He harbors intense hatred toward pure malice, particularly after witnessing Mahito’s cruelty, which sparked his first genuine desire to kill. The Shibuya Incident, where Sukuna’s massacre and the death of Nanami left him traumatized, deepened his guilt and shifted his ideology. He began seeing himself as a "cog" in the fight against curses, grappling with self-blame and a belief he deserved death, though he retained his core kindness.

Over time, his perspective on life evolved: he moved from believing in fulfilling a predetermined role to valuing the mundane fragments of life that persist in memories, rejecting the notion that lives are tools or inherently worthless. Despite his pity for Sukuna, Yuji remains resolute, promising to kill him if he continue doing what he is doing, reflecting his complex blend of empathy, guilt, and unyielding determination.

Megumi's Appearance: Megumi is a relatively tall and slim young man with fair skin and dark blue eyes that slant upwards to denote his harsher and colder personality. He has uniquely styled black hair with long spikes that jut out in every direction around his head, resembling a sea-urchin (according to Hakari). When first meeting Megumi, Gojo noted the resemblance to his father Toji Fushiguro and Megumi himself has similar facial features and the same green eyes as his late father.

Megumi's Pesonality: Megumi Fushiguro is a stoic, aloof, and calculating individual with a consistently neutral demeanor, rarely showing emotion and often appearing slightly irritated, especially by the outgoing personalities of Yuji, Nobara, and Satoru. Even as a child, he was stern and resolute, showing little regard for his absent father or the Zenin clan, prioritizing only his sister Tsumiki’s happiness. His jaded outlook grew over time, initially viewing jujutsu sorcery as pointless and human interactions as a matter of respecting dignity, leading him to confront bullies in school, earning a troublemaker reputation.Megumi’s sense of justice is unwavering but personal, unshackled by jujutsu traditions. He defied protocol to save Yuji, driven by an emotional desire to protect a good person rather than logic, a choice he never regretted despite initial doubts. Tsumiki’s curse fueled his resolve to become a sorcerer to save her, shaping his belief that life’s unfairness requires sorcerers to act as agents of karmic retribution, saving people “unfairly” to ensure good individuals like Tsumiki receive fairness. This conviction deepened after Yuji’s temporary death, uniting him and Nobara in their resolve to grow stronger.Though reserved and secretive, Megumi values his comrades, gradually opening up to Yuji and Nobara about Tsumiki’s condition, finding comfort in their support. He rejects loyalty to the Zenin clan, showing disinterest in its leadership or wealth, only reluctantly accepting the role to support Maki. In the Culling Game, his focus on saving Tsumiki made him ruthless, willing to kill humans without hesitation, though he remained composed and trusted his judgment. Megumi’s selflessness prioritizes others’ safety over his own, dismissing concern for himself regarding Sukuna and showing desperation to protect Tsumiki, even begging for help. Despite his cynicism, he can work with eccentric allies like Takaba, revealing a pragmatic side beneath his guarded exterior.

Nobara's Appearance: Nobara is a girl of average height with a slim figure. She has mid-length brown hair that reaches to her neck that is styled with bangs that cover the right side of her forehead. Nobara has orange eyes, long eyelashes and thin eyebrows of the same color. Nobara's jujutsu school uniform consists of a dark blue gakuran-style top (a button-down jacket) and a long matching skirt that reaches to just above her knees. She also sports black pantyhose and brown shoes along with her signature brown belt that holds her tools for jujutsu.

Nobara's Pesonality: Nobara Kugisaki is a confident, brash, and unapologetically authentic young woman who prides herself on staying true to herself. She balances her identity as both a fierce fighter and a proud, feminine individual, refusing to let anyone sway her convictions. Outspoken since childhood in her small countryside town, Nobara felt alienated by its "crazy" residents and was drawn to outsiders like Fumi and Saori, whom she admired deeply. Her determination to escape her village and reunite with them in Tokyo fueled her ambition, leading her to Jujutsu High.Though initially arrogant and abrasive often clashing with Yuji and Megumi Nobara is deeply caring and dutiful, forming strong bonds with them as her closest allies. She’s quick to take charge in tough situations, remaining level-headed where others panic, and loves to trash-talk opponents or joke around with friends. Nobara admires Maki Zenin for her strength and defiance against her oppressive family, rejecting excuses for bad behavior, as seen in her disdain for Mai Zenin and Momo Nishimiya’s gender-based justifications. Nobara’s bold personality shines in battle, where she displays a fearless, almost reckless edge, willingly injuring herself to outwit enemies like the Death Paintings, Eso and Kechizu. She embraces the harsh realities of being a jujutsu sorcerer, accepting killing as part of the job and comforting Yuji in her own blunt way after their shared victory. During the Shibuya Incident, her pride as a sorcerer drove her to defy Nanami’s orders to stay safe, choosing to fight alongside her allies despite near defeat. Nobara’s blend of confidence, loyalty, and fierce independence makes her a dynamic and resilient force.

Gojo's Appearance: Satoru is a very tall, lean, and muscular man in his late twenties who is considered relatively attractive, mainly due to his facial features. He has snow-white hair and eyes which are a vibrant blue color. Satoru usually covers his eyes with a black blindfold, which props up his hair and gives it a spikier appearance. While working, Satoru wears a dark blue zip-up jacket with a high collar, which is also fairly broad. He wears matching slim-fit black pants and black dress boots. Before switching over to a simple blindfold, Satoru used to wear bandages over his eyes.

Gojo's Pesonality: Satoru Gojo is a multifaceted character, blending a laidback, playful demeanor with his students and close allies with a ruthless, arrogant edge toward enemies and jujutsu executives like Principal Gakuganji. His immense confidence in his unrivaled power fuels his belief that he is invincible, often dismissing those he deems weak and flaunting his mastery in combat with aggressive, domineering attacks. This arrogance peaked during his fight with Toji Fushiguro, where he declared himself the "honored one," and his pride overshadowed his brief compassion for Riko Amanai’s death.Despite his cold-blooded prioritization of eliminating enemies over saving innocents in dire situations, Satoru avoids directly harming the innocent himself. Beneath his conceited exterior, he reveals a human side, shown in his sorrow over Riko’s death, his trauma after losing his best friend Suguru Geto to a dark path, and his distress at Yuji’s apparent death. His reliance on Suguru as a moral compass highlights his emotional depth, and his failure to save him contributed to his downfall in Shibuya. Driven by a vision to reform the jujutsu world, Satoru focuses on nurturing a new generation of sorcerers through education, hoping they will one day rival his strength. His complex personality marked by arrogance, strategic ruthlessness, and genuine care for his students and allies makes him a pivotal and dynamic figure in the jujutsu world.

Maki's Appearance: Maki is a young woman above average height with an athletic build. She has small golden eyes and long dark green hair normally tied into a short ponytail. She had fringes of hair over her forehead with smaller strands framing her cheeks and used to sport different pairs of glasses that allowed her to see curses. Maki's original Jujutsu High student uniform consisted of the traditional long sleeve jacket with a skirt. As a first-year student, she wore thick, long tan socks and black shoes with her uniform. As a second-year Maki wore a different pair of glasses and sported black leggings instead of socks.

After Shibuya Appearance: Maki was severely burned by Jogo's flames during the Shibuya Incident. This has left a great deal of her body covered in scars from the severe burns, running all the way up and down both her arms and the sides of her face. Her hair now only reaches just past her ears, which may be a result of her cutting it, or it may have been partially or entirely burned off. And overtime from training while she recovered from her injuries developed a more robust physique than before.

Maki decided to alter her uniform to keep her arms mostly uncovered. She wore a sleeveless, turtle-neck, black shirt underneath a large cape attached by two Jujutsu High pins on each side. The shirt tucked into a large brown belt with a gold buckle, tied around the waist of tight black pants. The glasses she paired with this outfit were circular but Maki's right eye was covered in bandages from the burns.

During her conflict with the Zenin Family, Maki lost her right eye altogether and now has a scar where it was sliced by her father's katana. She ditched the cape but sports mostly the same outfit, with the same sleeveless shirt paired with the same pants, belt, and shoes.[10] By the time she entered the Culling Game, Maki reclaimed her cape and had her right eye completely healed.[11]

Maki's Personality: Maki is a very headstrong and straightforward person who tries to drive herself forward without needing anyone else's help. She is extremely strong-willed, capable, and motivated to escape the standards that have been set for her by people who are supposed to be her family.

In a sorcerer clan, strong cursed techniques are everything, but Maki couldn't even see curses. Women in sorcerer clans have to stand out even more, leading Maki to be constantly severely mistreated and abused by the Zenin clan. Despite feeling cursed by her own blood, Maki motivates herself to become a strong sorcerer regardless of what her family thinks. She wants to break apart the foundation of their way of life and reject it completely.

Maki can come off as rather cold at times, even to her classmates. She is the leader type, but Maki is very tough on others and tends to be impatient and hot-tempered. Maki doesn't seem to respect Satoru Gojo as a person due to his very goofy attitude. Even as her teacher and senior, Maki often refers to him as a moron. She was initially very mean to Yuta because of his shy attitude and openly told him he had no business attending Jujutsu High as a cursed human.

While working on a mission together, Maki and Yuta learned to understand one another, and she realized they weren't so different. She asked Yuta why he enrolled in the school, and he told her that he wanted it to be acceptable for him to live. Maki told him that's what Jujutsu High is all about and encouraged him to use his curse to save people.

Maki trained Yuta harshly because she wanted to see him get stronger and fight beside her, something she would later impart on Megumi and Nobara as their senpai. She's taught them all highly advanced situational awareness and how to properly wield a variety of weapons, even if they had to get beaten up a lot in the process.

Maki has repressed many of her emotions to maintain her trademark tough exterior. She hasn't expressed romantic interest in anyone, and Panda enjoyed teasing her about this as first-years. When it came to Yuta, this embarrassed Maki enough to lash out at Panda in a temper.

Following their first encounter with Suguru Geto, Maki and Yuta talked about why Geto referred to her as the "failure of the Zenin clan". Maki initially played it off as if being born a non-sorcerer gave her a perfect excuse to leave because she hated the clan for a variety of other reasons. When Yuta inquired as to why Maki chooses to be a sorcerer, Maki said it's because she's got a bad personality and wants to be a grade 1 sorcerer to spite the Zenin clan.

Yuta admires Maki's strength and revealed he wants to be like her, strong and resilient. Yuta awkwardly offered to help her stick it to the Zenin clan, but she called him an idiot and said it was something she needed to do alone. She had spent so long rejecting the need to feel accepted that she became flustered that Yuta kindly recognized her strength. Maki left the conversation to gain her composure and then reminded herself that she should not go feeling like she's finally been recognized.

As a second-year student, Maki carries an aura of leadership and guides her juniors appropriately. She gravitates toward Megumi Fushiguro because he's also an ex-member of the Zenin clan, and they get along well. She's comfortable with teasing him, even if it's harsh, and this can make her come off as a "cold-hearted demon" at times. When she found Megumi sulking with Nobara Kugisaki, she jokingly asked them if they had just attended a funeral. However, this was ironically after their classmate, Yuji Itadori's death. This made Maki feel really guilty, and as usual, she lashed out at Panda in a rage for not informing her sooner. Even after the accident, Maki was still unsure if taking it easy on the first-year students would've even been a kindness.

Maki is someone with a chip on her shoulder and is always determined to prove herself. For the Kyoto Goodwill Event, she needed strong teammates to help showcase her abilities on a public stage where she couldn't be denied. She encouraged Megumi and Nobara to get stronger for their fallen ally and figured it was the perfect opportunity to put her juniors in their place.

Maki doesn't appear to be concerned with the moral aspects of being a sorcerer and is more focused on personal goals. While training, Megumi asked Maki what kind of people she wanted to save as a sorcerer, but she claimed she doesn't think about that kind of stuff. This clearly annoyed Megumi, which in turn angered Maki. She decided to compromise and told Megumi they could talk about it if he improved his skills in hand-to-hand combat enough to challenge her.

As a child, Maki promised her twin sister Mai that she would stay with her forever. However, as Maki grew older, she realized she couldn't live under the thumb of the oppressive family, while Mai was content with doing so. Leaving Mai behind led to the only person Maki cared about in the clan resenting her as well. Mai was punished for Maki's leaving by being pressured into becoming a sorcerer, even though she wanted to live a normal life. She grew to hate Maki by the time they were both in Jujutsu High.

Mai treated Maki as if she were worthless because she lacked significant cursed energy. This is the same type of ridicule most of the Zenin clan threw at Maki all her life, so it didn't appear to bother Maki all that much. In the stance where Mai and Nobara got in a fight, Maki told her twin that they were both worthless because Mai isn't that talented herself, only able to charge weapons with cursed energy.

This revelation surprised Nobara, who asked the same question Yuta did: Why would Maki want to become a sorcerer? Maki simply told her that she wanted to prove her family wrong by becoming a great sorcerer. Nobara expressed her profound respect, but Maki didn't make a big deal out of it. During the planning phase of the Goodwill Event, Maki overheard Nobara telling Yuji about her circumstances and how they have to win to prove the Zenin clan wrong. At the time, it annoyed her, but only because Maki doesn't want the others to worry about her. Recalling her classmate's acknowledgment of her ability, later on, made Maki smile.

Maki didn't actively try to repair her relationship with Mai and engaged in their sibling rivalry to a degree. After defeating Mai, Maki is asked to explain why she didn't stay at the bottom and fall down the hole with her sister. This saddened Maki, who replied that she would've hated herself and apologized to Mai for leaving. Maki walked away without a clear resolution and continued the event, leaving their relationship still fractured.

In spite of their troubled past, Maki was able to operate cordially on missions with other members of the Zenin clan. She shared a squad with the head of the clan during the Shibuya Incident. Naobito Zenin was acting very lazily in Shibuya, so Maki took over the leadership role to help guide Nobara and Akari Nitta. She would tell them to ignore him whenever he would ask for anything off mission.

Maki and Naobito eventually split off and met up with Kento Nanami, and were quick to stir up tension with each other. Naobito mentioned that he wouldn't mind if Satoru stayed sealed, and Maki told him to leave Shibuya if he wasn't going to be any help. Naobito argued that Maki should be the one to leave, and Nanami agreed that the fighting in Shibuya had escalated to a degree far too dangerous for her. She ignored this and claimed she'd be more help than a drunk like Naobito, causing Nanami to become more annoyed with him for drinking on the job. However, this was before Maki ever saw Naobito's capabilities as a sorcerer. She and Nanami were taken aback by Naobito's speed, and Maki even begrudgingly admitted that Naobito saved her life against Dagon. This was humiliating for Maki, but she continued to fight in sync alongside Naobito and Nanami in an attempt to exorcise the cursed spirit.

Maki doesn't take well to taunts and is quick to insult anyone back, regardless of who they are. Inside his domain, Dagon called Maki the weakest there. After surviving a hard hit that surely injured her, Maki responded by boldly taunting Dagon and confronting the special grade directly again. Maki told the "octopus" that if he's going to call her weak, then he should've killed her with that one hit. Maki was also annoyed with herself for not taking Playful Cloud out earlier in preparation for tougher battles instead of waiting for permission. She was happy to see Megumi when he invaded the domain and gave her Playful Cloud. She smiled, and her way of expressing gratitude to her junior was calling Megumi a cocky brat.

Maki was severely scarred and injured as a result of the fighting in Shibuya, but she's not the type to ever make a big deal out of it. Yuta reunited with her after some time and expressed his concern, but Maki claimed she was fine. When Yuki acknowledged what happened and commended Maki's toughness, Maki simply replied that it was not like she was going for it.

Even in a team of unlikely allies compiled to combat the Culling Game, Maki's leadership skills helped everyone keep in line with their roles for rescuing Tsumiki Fushiguro. She was the one who suggested that Yuji and Megumi recruit Hakari despite his bad attitude because their group is shorthanded and needs all the help they can get.

When the opportunity presented itself for Maki to push for head of the clan, she couldn't bring herself to do so. With Naobito's death, Megumi became head of the Zenin clan due to a special clause. Megumi didn't want to accept the position, but Maki implored him to do it. She tried to convince him of all the luxuries that came with being clan head, but typical Megumi refused and asked her to do it instead. Irritated, Maki told him no one would accept her and started yelling, listing off all the reasons Megumi would make a decent head, though she added "barely" at the end. Megumi refused still and argued acceptance wouldn't matter, but Maki wasn't just good enough to them, but good enough for herself, either. Maki believed she still wasn't able to make the clan somewhere Mai could feel she belonged.

Maki's complicated relationship with her family was on full display when she returned to the Zenin clan to collect cursed tools. Despite having the clan head's permission, Maki was still constantly harassed on her way there. She ignored both Naoya and her mother's harsh words and pressed on to the vault. Maki's own father conspired against her, attempting to execute Megumi along with the twins. Maki fought against him bravely and tried to save Mai, but was defeated and gravely injured, leaving Maki to be the one saved by Mai.

Maki was forced to say goodbye to her sister too soon, marking a massive change in her personality. Inside a dream-like space, Mai explained that she was going to sacrifice herself while distancing herself from Maki. During that conversation, Maki listened to Mai's explanation, but she was constantly trying to close that distance. She didn't want to let go of Mai before they ever truly got a chance to reconcile, but was forced to accept this was the end. In exchange for Mai giving everything to ensure Maki reached her potential, Maki promised to destroy everything. Maki was devastated by her sister's death but had no time to mourn and had to carry out Mai's request immediately, killing their father in cold blood. Immediately after, Maki was ready to continue and looked to the last thing her sister left for her, a sword. With a cold and remorseless disposition, Maki looked to the sword and told Mai, "Let's get started."

Maki ruthlessly annihilated the entire Zenin clan without any expression of emotion. She slaughtered every member of the Hei and the Kukuri unit present that day without a hint of remorse. The only words she exchanged with anyone were with Naoya when he asked if she had a human heart. This was after she decapitated Jinichi and tossed his severed head into a pond. Her reply was simply: "No... it was taken from me."[32] Naoya also tried to call Maki an imposter during their fight, but Maki interrupted him by smashing his face with a punch. Then she taunted him by asking him if he could repeat that statement.

In the midst of her ruthless tirade, Maki still wanted to believe there was good left in her family. Before killing her own mother, Maki attempted to see if her mom was trying to warn her about Ogi's trap back when she harassed Maki upon her return. However, Maki was assuming the best of her mother and appeared disappointed when she didn't get a favorable answer. Maki's own mother fell victim to her vengeful wrath, and even after that, Maki left Mai's body with Momo Nishimiya while she killed off the rest of the clan members who weren't present that day.

Toge's Appearance: Toge is a slim young man with light skin, brown eyes, and mid-length straight hair. He was born with the "Snake and Fangs" seal of the Inumaki clan on his tongue and both cheeks. His Jujutsu High uniform was tailored with this in mind, fitted with a high collar with a zipper that covers his mouth. While training, Toge wears a zipped-up dark collared shirt underneath a white short sleeve shirt with athletic pants and shoes.

Toge's Pesonality: Toge Inumaki initially appears quiet, aloof, and intimidating due to his unconventional communication style, using rice ball ingredients to protect others from his dangerous cursed speech. Despite this, he is highly insightful, caring, and intelligent, understanding the risks of overwhelming power. His reserved demeanor masks a deeply protective nature, prioritizing the safety of his allies above all else.

As a second-year student, Toge is a reliable senpai, showing bravery and level-headedness in dire situations, such as his confrontation with Hanami during the Goodwill Event. He remains calm under pressure and steps up to protect peers like Megumi, Yuji, and Noritoshi, even at great personal cost, continuing to fight despite his throat giving out. His kindness shines through actions, like attempting to ease Yuta’s anxiety with a high five and inspiring him through teamwork on their first mission, fostering a genuine connection.

While Toge can be playful, often messing around with Panda, which earns mixed respect from Megumi, his protective instincts and selflessness define him. His choice to limit verbal communication reflects his thoughtfulness and commitment to safeguarding others, making him a quietly dependable and compassionate figure among his comrades.

Panda's Appearance: Panda has the appearance of a fully-grown giant panda. He stands much taller than his classmates with his bear-shaped frame and sometimes dons clothing. He has been shown to wear armbands, scarves and jackets at times.

Panda's Personality: Panda is generally a very upbeat and calm individual with his own sense of humor. When he was younger, he spoke in an extremely proper form more akin to a computer but as time passed, Panda has developed his own unique personality. Panda sees humans as strange creatures and doesn't strive to be like them, while still respecting them as a species.

Panda is very sarcastic at times and tends to make light of every situation. Even while Mechamaru was trying to kill him Panda continued to poke fun at his fellow cursed corpse. It took Mechamaru nearly destroying Panda's body for him to even become "kind of mad". Following their fight, Panda was able to sympathize with Kokichi Muta and even promised to visit his real body one day.

Yuta's Appearance: Yuta is a young man with disheveled black hair and dark blue eyes. As a first-year, Yuta's body language made it obvious that he was under a lot of stress. His posture was very unconfident, and he still has dark circles under his eyelids from a lack of sleep. As a second-year student, Yuta's hair has grown longer and he wears it in a more relaxed style instead of a spiky one. After transferring to Tokyo Jujutsu High, Yuta received a specialized uniform. Yuta has a loose white uniform jacket with sleeves that stop at his forearms. He also wears slender black pants that tuck into white sneakers that match his jacket. Yuta also often carries his katana case on his back.

Yuta's Pesonality: Yuta Okkotsu starts as a timid, lonely, and deeply insecure boy, scarred by childhood bullying and haunted by Rika, a curse born from his grief, which isolates him from others due to his fear and shyness. Initially lacking goals and confidence, Yuta is called out by Maki for his aimlessness, sparking his resolve to become a jujutsu sorcerer and find a sense of belonging. Though still shy, he gradually becomes more social, forming bonds with peers like Toge, whose kindness helps Yuta overcome his initial fear and connect with others.Yuta’s core drive is to protect those he cares about, fueled by guilt over Rika’s curse and a desire to free her. His training reflects his determination, taking his friends’ and mentors’ advice to heart. When pushed, Yuta reveals a fierce, darker side, as seen in his rage against Suguru Geto for harming his friends, willingly risking his life to wield Rika’s power for vengeance. This protective instinct persists when he returns to Jujutsu High, adopting a cold, serious persona to deceive the higher-ups into believing he intends to kill Yuji Itadori. In reality, Yuta risks everything to save Yuji, empathizing with his situation as a cursed individual facing execution and acting out of loyalty to Gojo and his friends. Yuta’s journey reflects a blend of vulnerability, fierce loyalty, and a growing confidence to shield others from danger.

Sukuna's Appearance: Sukuna's true body is that of a tall, muscular man with four arms, four eyes, and a large mouth on his midriff. He has short pink-red hair and red eyes. His two right eyes are angled differently and located on a white plate-like structure made of flesh on the right side of his face. His body is covered in tattoos, which manifest on his vessel whenever he is in control, and are naturally present in his true form. The tattoos are mostly black lines on his wrists, ankles, upper arms, upper body, abdomen, and face. Large black dots are also tattooed on each his shoulders. When these tattoos manifest on a vessel with two arms, the lines encircling the upper arms and wrists are doubled, and circles form around the black dots on the shoulders. The vessels also gain a horizontal line on the bridge of the nose, and a crown-like symbol in the middle of their forehead. Sukuna's monstrous appearance led many to describe him as a demon with four arms and two faces,[1] although he was a mutant curse user rather than a cursed spirit. In his true body, Sukuna most often wears only a pair of pants, as his unique torso is difficult to clothe.

Previously, Sukuna took on the appearance of his former host: Yuji Itadori, but with the latter’s pink spiked hair slightly pushed upfront and the former’s tattoos manifested. His incarnation also caused Yuji to have a second pair of eyes underneath his normal eyes, which were usually closed but opened when Sukuna took control. Inside his innate domain, Sukuna wore a light-colored kimono with a black edge, a black scarf, and black sandals.

Sukuna's Personality: Sukuna is egotistical, hedonistic, psychopathic, exceptionally sadistic and selfish. Mass murder, suffering, and the screams of his victims are what the King of Curses relishes; this is best shown when he was reincarnated shortly after Yuji ingested his finger, after which he commented, implying the slaughter of women and children and likening them to maggots crawling around. Due to his immense power, he rarely cares about the consequences of his actions, even if these affect his host. In fact, he frequently taunts and insults Yuji, calling him a brat and even laughing at or enjoying Yuji's despair on multiple occasions. Outwardly, Sukuna claims to have no dreams, goals, or aspirations to work towards, while the jujutsu sorcerers fighting him do and grow stronger because of it. However, on one occasion, Sukuna has alluded to feelings of resentment from his upbringing.

Sukuna is an immense glutton, not only for actual food and human flesh, but for fighting and bloodshed. Because of this, he tends to draw out his fights with strong opponents even if it would be wise to finish up his fights quickly.

Sukuna is aware of his immense power and is arrogant about it, brutalizing a finger bearer while being patronizing and proclaiming his superiority over it. For this reason, he is highly dismissive of his opponents and rarely takes them seriously, even explicitly stating he would kill Satoru Gojo to his face. However, these brutish traits are not to be confused for stupidity. Sukuna is highly intelligent and manipulative, taking Yuji's body hostage by tearing out his heart to force him into a binding vow. While in possession of Fushiguro's body, he fooled Hana Kurusu into lowering her guard by pretending his influence was removed from the boy.

He has also displayed the ability to acknowledge and praise his opponents on multiple occasions. Primarily seen before his killing of Jogo, Sukuna acknowledged his strength despite having completely overpowered him and told Jogo that he should be proud. In rare cases, Sukuna is capable of forming non-combative relationships, as he had taken in a young Uraume initially to have the child cool his food chilled and cook for him and eventually to be his subordinate.

While he is observative when it comes to jujutsu, he's displayed a lack of interest in the modern world's technologies and foods, glancing at Nanako Hasaba's smart phone used for her technique and refers to it as a phone with a camera, showing that he doesn't pay attention to the modern age aside from jujutsu.

Through Sukuna's conversation with Yuji during their fight after possessing Megumi's body, Sukuna espouses that he likens human beings to insects and admits he is unable to comprehend why the weak cling so desperately to life instead of quietly accepting the suffering that life forces them to endure since the weak should have no right to complain. He also claims that he doesn't understand how a creature that falls apart at a touch can say that it always wants to be happy, which expresses his antipathy and disregard of human emotions and their will to live. It also reveals that Sukuna's perception of life adheres strongly to social darwinism. It is also repeatedly stated that Sukuna has a myopic view on love and does not fully comprehend the value of relationships. Stemming from this mindset, Sukuna is enraged by anyone pitying him or offering him mercy, as he bases his identity on being the strongest and views such acts as considering him weak. However Sukuna's perception of life is rooted in some hypocrisy, as he was willing to further demoralize Fushiguro's faltering will in an openly desperate attempt to live.

Yuji's existence affects Sukuna in a way he can't ignore, no matter his efforts. Due to the nature of his initial incarnation within Yuji, Sukuna is unable to disregard how Yuji himself challenges his worldview by being Sukuna's opposite and invalidating his views. Furthermore, this fills Sukuna with a hatred that he can't describe, unlike anything he has ever felt. His constant belittlement of Yuji and refusal to consider him a threat in spite of knowing that Yuji is the son of Sukuna's reincarnated twin brother exemplifies this. This is compounded when Yuji offers Sukuna one last chance to surrender out of mercy and Sukuna is enraged by the pity Yuji shows him. Even on the verge of death, Sukuna could only bring himself to compliment Yuji's attempts at leveling with him as a long standing farce, refusing to accept mercy.

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