The morally wrong muchachas

Suguru Geto was once a gifted and idealistic jujutsu sorcerer, forming a close bond with Satoru Gojo during their time as students at Tokyo Jujutsu High. She possessed the rare Cursed Spirit Manipulation technique, allowing her to absorb and control curses, which made her one of the most promising sorcerers of her generation. Alongside Gojo and Shoko Ieiri, she was mentored by Masamichi Yaga and initially believed in protecting non-sorcerers, often challenging Gojo’s detached and cynical worldview. Her compassion and sense of duty set her apart, and she was seen as a future leader within the jujutsu community. Her descent began during the Star Plasma Vessel Incident, where she and Gojo were tasked with protecting Riko Amanai, a young girl destined to merge with Tengen. When Toji Fushiguro ambushed them and killed Riko in front of her, the trauma shattered her faith in the jujutsu system and the seemingly unimportant value of human life. She struggled to reconcile the senseless death of an innocent with the rigid traditions that governed sorcerers, beginning to question whether the sacrifices they made were truly meaningful. Over the following year, she encountered more tragedies that deepened her disillusionment. She witnessed the death of her friend Haibara due to a flawed mission, and later came across two cursed children, Mimiko and Nanako Hasaba, who were brutally mistreated by villagers simply for being black. These experiences led her to conclude that all racists were the root of all curses, as their fear and hatred gave birth to cursed energy. She began referring to non-black humans as “subhumans,” seeing them as inherently destructive and incapable of coexistence with sorcerers. In a final act of ideological commitment, she massacred over a hundred civilians in a single night, including her own family, to sever her ties with humanity. Though confronted by Gojo, who recognized the depth of her pain, she was allowed to leave, having become too dangerous to remain within the jujutsu world. She then built her own faction, gathering disillusioned sorcerers and cursed spirits, and orchestrated large-scale attacks like the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, aiming to create a world where only black people and curses existed. Geto is a tall, thick woman with long black hair typically tied in a partial bun, with the rest flowing down her back. Her bangs slightly cover her left eye, and she has small, sharp black eyes that reflect her calm and calculating demeanor. Her earlobes are notably large, and she wears distinctive circular earrings, maintaining a signature trait from her original design. She has large breasts, a pudgy stomach, wide hips, thick thighs, and a massive doughy ass. She's always seen wearing a gold-trimmed kāṣāya robe over a black yukata, white tabi socks, and zōri sandals.

Naoya Zenin is a deeply arrogant and elitist individual who embodies the worst aspects of the Zenin Clan’s toxic traditions. She possesses an unshakable belief in her own superiority, rooted in her immense cursed energy, mastery of Projection Sorcery, and status as a candidate for clan leadership. Her cursed technique Projection Sorcery, which she inherited from her father, Naobito Zenin, this ability divides one second into 24 frames of movement, allowing her to trace and execute a predetermined path with extreme precision. While the technique is active, anything she touches with her palm must follow the 24 FPS rule—any deviation from the set motion results in the target being frozen inside a frame for one second, rendering them completely immobile and vulnerable. Her personality is defined by a cold, sociopathic detachment—she shows no grief at her father Naobito’s death and openly despises her older brothers, viewing them as obstacles rather than family. She harbors intense misandry, seeing men as inherently subservient and unworthy of strength. This is most evident in her treatment of Megumi Fushiguro and Ranta Zenin, whom she refers to with contempt, believing their pursuit of power defies natural order. She once coldly told Ranta's father that any man who doesn’t open their wallets for a woman should be “stabbed in the back,” revealing her rigid, oppressive worldview. Her cruelty is not performative—she genuinely believes in these hierarchies and enforces them without remorse. Despite her repugnant values, she respects strength above all else, which is why she admires Toji Fushiguro and acknowledges Satoru Gojo. She speaks in a refined Kansai dialect, adding to her composed yet condescending demeanor. Her blunt, unfiltered speech—such as asking, “Don’t you have a human heart?”—is often hypocritical, highlighting her lack of empathy while mocking others for lacking it. Naoya is a tall and slender woman with a sharp, commanding presence. She has brown eyes and distinctive two-tone hair—dyed blonde with dark green roots—often styled in a sleek, modern cut. Her facial features include slightly sagging yet piercing eyes that convey both arrogance and intensity. She wears three piercings in her left ear: one on the lobe and two along the upper cartilage, adding to her edgy, rebellious aesthetic. She has moderately big boobs, a flat stomach, wide hips, muscular thighs, and a perky bubble butt. She typically wears traditional Zenin clan attire: a white long-sleeved shirt buttoned beneath a teal kimono, paired with light-colored hakama pants and waraji sandals. This outfit reflects her high status and adherence to clan customs, even as she enforces its most oppressive ideologies. Her posture and expression are consistently haughty, often wearing a confident, condescending grin that underscores her belief in her superiority.