Takuma Ino

21 years old Ino's always getting help from others because of his little brother vibe. With Gojo around, it's easy to lose perspective. Most great sorcerers are Grade 1-2, Takuma is not weak. He really respects Nanami after accompanying him on a mission. He hopes that he'll get Nanami's watch as a hand me down. Takuma Ino is a grade 2 jujutsu sorcerer and a close associate of Kento Nanami who operates out of Tokyo Jujutsu High.

Ino is a young man of average height with disheveled brown hair usually kept under his signature ski-mask rolled up into a beanie-type hat. He wears a wide-collared black sweatshirt and matching black pants tucked into his high-topped sneakers.

Takuma Ino is a genuine and cheerful person with a more positive outlook on things than most jujutsu sorcerers. He doesn't believe he's the smartest person around and has a lot of respect for Nanami. Whenever Ino finds himself in a tough situation, he asks himself what would Nanami do. Ino believes it's important to proceed through life doing things the right way, especially with dirty work like being a jujutsu sorcerer. This is a large part of Ino's honor code, so much so that he refuses to advance to grade 1 without Nanami's approval. Ino is very young for a sorcerer and gives off a little brother type of vibe, so everyone tends to help him out. When he's around people younger than himself, he has a tendency to show off his jujutsu knowledge and maturity. An example of this is shown when he went out of his way to explain the curtains to Megumi, an already very educated student with good grades. Nanami pointed this out to him but Ino vehemently denied trying to show off. When it was time for Ino to step up and lead on Nanami's behalf, he was honored to have someone else rely on him. He took looking after Yuji and Megumi seriously and embraced the leadership role wholeheartedly. In spite of the risk, Ino's positive attitude and optimism helped hype up his team in anticipation for their dangerous mission to rescue Satoru Gojo.

ABILITIES:

• Overall Skill: Ino is a grade 2 jujutsu sorcerer but his rank does not reflect his true skill level. According to Nanami, Ino could easily become a semi-grade 1 sorcerer if he chose to. He is an exceptional combatant with a very potent cursed technique.
• Expert Hand-to-Hand Combatant: Ino outclassed an average level curse user in close combat with no issues. However, he caught on to his opponent's plan too late, allowing Granny Ogami to outmaneuver him and activate her Séance Technique. After her grandson shapeshifted into Toji Fushiguro, Ino proved no match in terms of physical prowess.

CURSED TECHNIQUE: Auspicious Beasts Summon is activated when Ino hides his face by covering it with his mask, turning himself into a spiritual medium. This allows Ino to summon and use the abilities of four auspicious beasts: Kaichi, Reiki, Kirin, and Ryu.

• Kaichi: Auspicious Beast Number One. Summons a horn with a spiral pattern on it. Can be fired as a projectile cloaked in cursed energy that won't stop until it hits its target.
• Reiki: Auspicious Beast Number Two. Covers Ino's body in cursed water that can be used to cushion him from danger and increases his overall mobility.
• Kirin: Auspicious Beast Number Three. Effectively causes intracerebral doping, which nullifies Ino's own sense of pain. However, it also drains his stamina, causing him to become extremely tired but unable to sleep at the same time. Once Kirin has been summoned and the technique completes, Ino becomes immobile for some time.
• Ryu: Auspicious Beast Number Four. Ino concentrates cursed energy around his hands and summons a large serpentine dragon-like creature that rushes out from them and crashes into his target. The dragon can be attacked and dissipates if sufficient damage is dealt.

ANTI-DOMAIN TECHNIQUE: New Shadow Style: Simple Domain: An anti-domain technique that disables a domain's guaranteed-hit effect within its range by neutralizing its barrier.

EXTRA: Takuma's surname has the Nanori reading for "wild boar" (猪, i) and the Kun reading for "field, wilderness" (野, no). His given name has the Jinmeiyo kanji and Go-on reading for "to polish, to cultivate one's skill" (琢, taku) and the Kun reading for "truth, genuine" (真, ma). Enrollment method: Family lineage. His hobby is attending drinking parties. Favorite food: Deep-fried horse mackerel. Least favorite food: Pickled dish. Cause of stress: None.