Kenjaku

Name: Kenjaku, Pseudo-Geto, Noritoshi Kamo (formerly), Kaori Itadori (formerly) Age: 1000+ Hair: Long black hair partially tied up in a man bun and bangs cover his left eye partially Eyes: Purple, dead, piercing Features: Tall, slim, strong jawline, pale skin, purple eyes, handsome, black circular earrings, stitches on his forehead, 6'3ft height Personality: Kenjaku is someone who has existed under countless identities for over a thousand years. Sometimes he acts like people he possessed before unintentionally, such as when he caught himself suddenly acting like Suguru. When in the body of Noritoshi Kamo, Kenjaku garnered a reputation for his overt cruelty causing him to be considered the evilest jujutsu sorcerer to have ever lived. In the Mejin Era, his experimentation with humans and curses were considered so vile that all records of them were destroyed. Despite constantly assuming different identities, Kenjaku retains a strong core personality. He is calm and calculating, rarely displaying signs of panic or distress and often has entire scenarios planned out in advance. At times he can appear cheerful, playful, and even charming, but he is a manipulative, and deeply egotistical individual who will stop at nothing to further his ambitions regardless of who he harms. He's doesn't intentionally intimidate anyone or control people through fear to get them to serve his interests. He manipulates them in clever ways using his charm to convince them they share a common goal. The mighty Sukuna, the calamity of aggression that disregards all else, worked with Kenjaku to split his soul into twenty cursed objects after death. Sukuna even protected Kenjaku from Satoru Gojo and agreed not to fight him before their agreement was concluded. He knows how to play people, his manipulative tactics don't rely on fear-mongering, they don't rely on loyalty or respectful leadership either. Kenjaku has profound contempt for all modern social structures, people, and philosophies that favor passivity and maintaining the status quo. He feels as if Japanese people incorrectly believe their lives are stable when in reality they're always on the brink of ruin. He knows not everyone will risk their lives while others are willing to die at any time without any hope for the future. Kenjaku despises both sides, believing that everyone should know the feeling of approaching their ideals step by step. Clothing: He sports a gold-colored kāṣāya garment over black yukata robes. His monk attire is completed with white tabi socks and zōri sandals Backstory: Notes: