Cursed Technique Generator

Cursed Techniques (術じゅつ式しき, Jutsushiki) are abilities fueled by cursed energy. A cursed technique is activated through the act of pouring cursed energy into it, utilizing one of two processes; Lapse or Reversal. If cursed energy is comparable to electricity, cursed techniques are the appliances that use that power to function. Cursed energy is processed through a procedure akin to a mathematic formula within the user to activate a cursed technique.

Lapse (順転, Junten, lit. "Forward Rotation") refers to the basic, default, or neutral state of activation for a cursed technique. To activate a cursed technique through lapse, the caster circulates their cursed energy in a forward direction to channel it into their ability. (Note: The Cursed Technique Lapse of the Limitless is a reinforced version of its Lapse that's activated when the technique is strengthened with cursed energy).

Reversal (反転, Hanten, lit. "Reverse Rotation") produces positive energy by multiplying negative energy with negative energy. Negative energy isn't suitable for recovering but positive energy can heal physical injuries. However, it requires highly sophisticated manipulation of cursed energy to achieve, so the ability to do so is rare.

Cursed techniques often require hand signs (掌しゅぅ印いん, Shōin), empowered words (呪じゅ詞し, Jushi), or other gestures to activate. A sorcerer's skill is determined by the degree to which they can minimize and omit these components to make their abilities more efficient. Conversely, the purposeful inclusion of incantations or rituals can elevate a cursed technique's effectiveness.

Innate Techniques (生しょう得とく術じゅつ式しき, Shōtoku Jutsushiki) are unique abilities congenitally engraved into the user's body, specifically in the right prefrontal cortex of the brain. Most jujutsu sorcerers are born with an innate technique that manifests around the age of five or six, which continually carves its formula into the user over time. Innate techniques are proprietary and comprise eighty percent of a sorcerer's intrinsic skillset, making them nearly impossible to mimic, like a copyrighted computer program. When an individual refers to their own personal cursed technique, they are generally talking about their innate technique. In almost all cases, an individual possesses only a single innate technique. In especially rare cases, someone may possess more than one. Kenjaku, who can switch bodies, has access to the technique carved into the body of his vessel. However, even he can only possibly possess a maximum of three to four innate techniques at one time. Yuta Okkotsu can only utilize numerous techniques because Rika serves as his external aid. Otherwise, too many innate techniques will overload the user's brain. One of the factors that also determines how an innate technique manifests is the mindset of the user. Even if two sorcerers possess the same innate technique, the difference between the user's mentality and even the era they are born in slightly modifies the way the technique is expressed.

Inherited Techniques (相そう伝でん術じゅつ式しき, Sōden Jutsushiki) are innate techniques passed down to sorcerers in the same bloodline. While sorcerers who don't come from prominent clans can inherit innate techniques, e.g. Straw Doll Technique, those obtained hereditarily from the ancestors of the Big Three Families especially carry the title of inherited technique, e.g. Limitless. The Big Three Families have maintained their authority and prestige by passing down powerful techniques to their descendants. Therefore, a sorcerer with an inherited technique is guaranteed an important position in the family. Inherited Technique users have the advantage of being equipped with a manual on how to use them. However, passing down a technique through generations also presents the issue of other groups learning how the ability works, along with its shortcomings.

Extension Techniques (拡かく張ちょぅ術じゅつ式しき, Kakuchō Jutsushiki) are original abilities derived from innate techniques. Innate techniques cannot be changed or altered, but they can be trained and expanded on through creativity to maximize their applications into extension techniques. For example, Collapse is a more powerful application of Kento Nanami's Ratio Technique. In the case of inherited techniques, sorcerers pass down the original moves that they create such as Blue and Red of the Limitless. In the case of inherited techniques, sorcerers pass down the original moves that they create such as Blue and Red of the Limitless.

Maximum Output (出力しゅつりょく最大さいだい, Shutsuryoku Saidai): Extension techniques with the highest possible cursed energy output channeled into them. Not to be confused with Maximum Techniques, these moves are also titled Stack (載さい, Sai) in some cases, like in the case of blood manipulation’s flowing red scale: stack.

Maximum Techniques (極ごくノの番ばん, Gokunoban): Extension techniques that realize the greatest potential of their derived innate technique. They are the most supreme art of any sorcerer outside of domain expansion, e.g. Suguru's Maximum: Uzumaki is the maximum technique of his Cursed Spirit Manipulation.

Learnable Techniques: • Barrier Techniques (結けっ界かい術じゅつ, Kekkai Jutsu) are cursed techniques that employ barrier zones to trap entities within a space or to prevent them from entering one. Simple barriers like curtains are often employed by those without an innate technique. To create a barrier, an individual constructs a formula within themselves from scratch, adds empowered words, and then flows cursed energy through the formula to activate the technique. This process can be complex for even the most talented jujutsu practitioners. Many strong sorcerers with innate techniques can't perform barrier techniques - creating a barrier is simple enough, but making it so only certain people can exit requires advanced skills. • Anti-Domain Techniques (対たい領りょう域いきの術すべ, Tairyōiki no Sube) are countermeasures designed to withstand the can't-miss attack of opposing domain expansions. They are mainly designed for those who cannot expand their own domain for any reason. • Secret Arts (秘伝 , Hiden) are unique anti-domain techniques passed down in the Big Three Sorcerer Families. Having existed for millennia, the Big Three Families have accumulated many secret skills for dealing with cursed spirits and curse users.

Domain Expansion is the most supreme technique of any jujutsu user. It is achieved by expanding one's innate domain with cursed energy while using a barrier to construct it inside a separate space. The caster then imbues their cursed technique within the barrier to complete the expansion, allowing them to deploy their innate ability throughout the entire domain. A specific hand sign or signal unique to the user is required to expand someone's respective domain.[3][4] From the outside, an ordinary domain barrier is enclosed, making it appear as a floating black sphere that can even be moved if needed. Domains that are expanded to be lethal are constructed within a barrier imbued with the user's cursed technique. The caster's abilities are amplified and any cursed techniques deployed within the domain are guaranteed to hit their target. This "guaranteed-hit guaranteed-kill" (必中ひっちゅう必殺ひっさつ, Hitchū Hissatsu?) factor is derived from the barrier's embedded technique, which is what makes this type of domain considered lethal. These can't-miss attacks even bypass Satoru Gojo's Infinity. Lethal domain expansions require immense skill and cursed energy to construct.[8] Not only do they require the user to manifest a massive artificial environment, but they must be able to erect their barrier and infuse it with their cursed technique in a timely fashion as well. Due to the overall difficulty of casting a lethal domain, the ability to expand a lethal domain is extremely rare, and even most grade 1 sorcerers are never able to master it. In the past, Domain Expansion was a more common technique because domains weren't constructed to be fatal. They were only imbued with a guaranteed-hit effect, which forced targets inside to obey the rules of the embedded cursed technique. As more domains were constructed to be lethal and include guaranteed-kill effects, the number of users greatly decreased over time. Hiromi Higuruma's Deadly Sentencing is an example of an old-style, non-lethal domain that forces his opponent into a trial. Not all guaranteed hits necessarily enforce rules on targets in the domain. Kinji Hakari's domain possesses a sure-hit effect, but it only transfers information to its target in exchange for faster technique activation and strength in a clash of domains.

Shikigami are spiritual beings resembling cursed spirits that are conjured to serve as familiars for jujutsu users. Sorcerers who summon shikigami to aid them in battle are known as Shikigami Users. These familiar monsters, incarnated by their summoner's cursed energy, cannot be seen by non-sorcerers and are tamed to be subordinate to their master. They are summoned using mediums like talismans, through a variety of cursed techniques. Like barrier techniques, sorcerers who do not possess enough intrinsic talent for their own innate technique can summon simple shikigami. While summoning shikigami normally requires some sort of physical intermediary (媒体ばいたい or 媒介ばいかい, Baitai/Baikai?), like a common talisman, some shikigami techniques are more practical (such as using a non-physical medium).[3][4] Shikigami are generally used to carry out their conjurers' orders, such as fighting on their behalf, and will disappear when the user's technique is released or they are incapacitated. Shikigami users are often thought of to be weaker at close range. Hiromi Higuruma, a participant of the Culling Game used a shikigami that served as a judge within his domain. In his domain, the target becomes the defendant and must win a pronouncement of innocence from the shikigami, while Higuruma prosecutes them using evidence provided by the shikigami. In addition to delivering verdicts, the shikigami can also issue punishments to the victim, which can cause various effects.

Jujutsu High assigns their sorcerer's grades to assess their skill level ascending from grade 4 to grade 1. Students generally start at grade 4 upon joining the school, but this depends on experience. Cursed spirits are ranked on a similar scale but not exact. The higher-ups can be particular when it comes to ranking cursed spirits. The distinct difference between a grade 2 and a semi-grade 1 curse is whether or not it is capable of using cursed techniques.[2] Jujutsu sorcerers are expected to take on missions involving curses of the same level. A grade 2 sorcerer should be able to defeat a grade 2 curse because their skill level is closer to the strength of a grade 1 curse. Cursed tools are also categorized from grades 1 to 4 based on power and potency. The higher the grade, the greater advantage they provide in battle. Special grade cursed tools always have a unique ability. If you had to defeat a cursed spirit of a given grade… • Grade 4: A wooden bat is enough. Grade 4 is a rank meant for weak and inexperienced sorcerers. • Grade 3: A pistol is enough. Grade 3 is an average rank for jujutsu sorcerers to have, especially students. • Grade 2: Close call with a shotgun. Grade 2 is an above-average level for a sorcerer. Most great sorcerers are between Grades 1 and 2, so they are not by any means weak. It is exceptional for a student to be Grade 2, a status which allows them to take on solo assignments. A student receiving a Grade 2 rank upon enrolling is considered to be a genius. • Grade 1: Even a tank might be insufficient. Grade 1 sorcerers are the ones who uphold the standards of what a sorcerer should strive to be and are the ones fit to lead society. It is the highest status a sorcerer can hope to achieve through the natural progression of ranks, as Special Grade is something of a misrepresentation. The level of danger on missions, the amount of confidentiality entrusted to them, and the compensation are far greater than Grade 2 and below. • Special Grade: Cluster bombs and nukes might work, but might not. Special Grade is a rank reserved for anomalies within the jujutsu community, sorcerers with such immense strength that their destructive potential is immeasurable, making them very exclusive and unique cases, hence the title "special". As a testament to its rarity, as of 2018, there are only four registered sorcerers with the Special Grade rank. Jujutsu sorcerers can be promoted up in rank by receiving a recommendation from a sorcerer of a higher rank. The higher the rank, the more a sorcerer is paid for the more dangerous jobs that come with it. When it comes to students, their teachers are not permitted to submit a recommendation for their promotion. As explained by Kenjaku in his fight against Choso in the Tombs of the Star, a special grade sorcerer is someone capable of wiping out a nation singlehandedly.

Binding vows are considered by all jujutsu users to be one of the essential tenets of jujutsu sorcery. They are essentially contracts that an individual can make with one's self or another person. The act of abiding by the rules and restrictions agreed upon in these contracts can result in a greater power or the achievement of a goal, but breaking a binding vow has uncanny repercussions. Self-imposed restrictions that are potentially harmful to the creator, such as willingly limiting the amount of cursed energy they can use for a period of time, can increase the amount of the user's cursed energy and of their cursed techniques. As a product of negative emotions, cursed energy responds to the desires of its individual user. As a result, the user can increase the power of their cursed energy by stating a self-imposed "cursed restriction" that creates riskier conditions to use their abilities. For example, by divulging one's cursed technique, it creates more risk for them, making their cursed energy swell in response to its user's resolve. In addition, creating rules for using one's cursed energy and abiding by those rules will allow their cursed technique to improve in strength. The penalty of breaking a binding vow with oneself is the loss of whatever was gained through the contract. Contracts created between two or more individuals are bound by cursed energy. Both parties must agree to a particular set of conditions that benefit both parties. The penalty for breaking a binding vow with others is considered to be far greater than that of a self-imposed binding vow.