Fact-checked by Grok 2 weeks ago

Suguru Geto

Suguru Geto is a central antagonist in the manga and anime series Jujutsu Kaisen, created by Gege Akutami and serialized by Shueisha; originally a special grade jujutsu sorcerer and second-year student at Tokyo Jujutsu High, he defects after traumatic events, becoming the most notorious curse user by advocating for a "paradise for jujutsu sorcerers" through the extermination of non-sorcerers.^[1]^[2] As a student, Geto was known for his composed demeanor, emphasis on etiquette, and close friendship with classmate Satoru Gojo, though he often chided Gojo's arrogance while sharing mutual respect; his innate cursed technique, Cursed Spirit Manipulation, allowed him to absorb and command surrendered cursed spirits, amassing over 4,000 by adulthood.^[3]^[2] His defection stemmed from the "Star Plasma Vessel Incident," where the loss of innocent lives protecting a non-combatant sorcerer vessel disillusioned him, leading him to murder over 100 ordinary people (derisively called "monkeys" by him) in a single night and orchestrate the "Night Parade of a Hundred Demons" attack on civilians.^[2]^[1] In the series' prequel arc Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Geto serves as the primary antagonist, clashing with protagonist Yuta Okkotsu while pursuing the cursed spirit Rika Orimoto to further his ideology; post-mortem at age 27, his body is hijacked by the ancient sorcerer Kenjaku, who uses it to advance larger schemes in the main storyline.^[2] Voiced by Takahiro Sakurai in the anime adaptation produced by MAPPA, Geto's character arc explores themes of moral corruption, ideological extremism, and the burdens of sorcery, earning acclaim for its depth and Sakurai's performance.^[4]^[1] He mentors young sorcerers Nanako and Mimiko Hasaba, whom he rescued from abuse, highlighting his complex paternal side amid his villainy.^[2]

Creation and development

Concept and design

Suguru Geto was conceptualized by Gege Akutami as a direct foil to Satoru Gojo, embodying themes of ideological divergence within the world of jujutsu sorcery, where Geto's growing disillusionment with non-sorcerers contrasts sharply with Gojo's optimistic protectiveness.^[5] This dynamic highlights Geto's hard-earned power through rigorous training in contrast to Gojo's innate prodigy status via the Six Eyes, underscoring a narrative exploration of prejudice and moral absolutism. In August 2025, Akutami released a new illustration depicting Gojo and Geto, further emphasizing their close yet diverging relationship during their student days.^[6] Akutami drew significant inspiration from Shinobu Sensui, the antagonist in Yoshihiro Togashi's Yu Yu Hakusho, particularly Sensui's cold demeanor and black-and-white worldview during the Chapter Black arc, which influenced Geto's snap judgments about humanity and his shift toward antagonism.^[7]^[8] In terms of visual design, Geto features long black hair tied in a man bun with the rest draping down his back, thin purple eyes, and notably large earlobes, elements that evolve to reflect his character's transformation. Initially portrayed as a kind-hearted student in the standard Jujutsu High uniform, his later depiction shifts to a smug curse user clad in Buddhist monk attire, specifically a gojō gasa robe, symbolizing his false religious cult and inner ideological hypocrisy as a self-proclaimed enlightened figure.^[5] This attire change, juxtaposed against his earlier student look, visually represents his arc from protector of the weak to a villainous manipulator of cursed spirits, emphasizing Akutami's intent to portray a corrupted idealist.^[5] Akutami developed Geto's backstory arc around a pivotal conceptual event—the failed protection mission of Riko Amanai—which served as the outline for his descent from a dedicated special grade sorcerer safeguarding humanity to an antagonist driven by hatred toward non-sorcerers. This arc was further explored in the 2025 theatrical compilation film Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death – The Movie, released in Japan on May 30, 2025, and in North America starting July 16, 2025, which includes new scenes highlighting Geto's ideological shift.^[9] Early sketches depicted Geto in more benevolent student poses, but revisions emphasized his smug expression and darker aura post-transformation, aligning with Akutami's emotional investment in exploring Sensui-like disillusionment without fully sympathizing with Geto's less noble motivations.^[8]^[7]

Casting and voice acting

In the anime adaptation of Jujutsu Kaisen, Suguru Geto is voiced by Takahiro Sakurai in Japanese.^[10] Sakurai's performance captures Geto's smug condescension during antagonistic confrontations, such as his ideological monologues in the Hidden Inventory arc, while also conveying the emotional depth of his internal conflicts and youthful bonds.^[11] In interviews, Sakurai reflected on portraying Geto's student-era self naturally, emphasizing his kindness, loneliness, and the subtle foreshadowing of his later villainous turn, which he described as evoking a "nostalgic sadness" in scenes like those shared with Satoru Gojo and Riko Amanai in Jujutsu Kaisen 0.^[11] He noted that the production team's additions, such as a bittersweet youthful scene in the compilation film, intensified the tragedy of Geto's shift from ally to enemy, calling their approach "really cruel" yet effective in highlighting his core protective ideals amid growing despair.^[12] Sakurai reprised his role for the 2025 compilation film Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death – The Movie, which delves deeper into Geto's early development.^[9] For the English dub, Lex Lang provides Geto's voice, bringing vocal nuances to his antagonistic monologues that blend confidence, despair, and a underlying desire for love and validation.^[10] Lang has discussed how Geto's transformation—triggered by events like the confrontation with Toji Fushiguro—allows him to infuse the role with relatable human flaws, portraying the character's ideological descent from a selfless sorcerer to a destructive antagonist in episodes of the main series and Jujutsu Kaisen 0.^[13] He emphasized Geto's non-traditional villainy, rooted in good intentions warped by trauma, which informs his delivery in key scenes like the post-mission reflections that mark his break from Jujutsu High.^[14] Lang also voiced Geto in the 2025 Hidden Inventory compilation film.^[9] In stage adaptations, such as the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 live-stage play with a live band, Geto is portrayed by actor Rei Fujita, who reprises the role in subsequent productions like the fourth stage play focusing on the Hidden Inventory arc, performed in August–September 2025.^[15] Fujita's casting was announced alongside costume reveals, emphasizing the physical embodiment of Geto's commanding presence during confrontations.^[16] Geto retains the same voice actors in video game adaptations, including Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash and related titles, where Sakurai and Lang reprise their roles to maintain consistency across media.^[17]

Character description

Appearance

Suguru Geto is portrayed as a tall figure, measuring approximately 190 cm (over 6 feet) in height, with a slim yet muscular frame that conveys both elegance and underlying strength.^[18] His facial features include long black hair typically tied partially into a man bun at the top, with the remaining strands cascading down his back in a loose, flowing manner, thin purple eyes that lend an intense gaze, and notably large earlobes often accented by circular earrings.^[2] During his time as a student at Tokyo Jujutsu High in his late teens, Geto exhibits a youthful appearance, wearing the standard black uniform of the institution, which features a high-collared jacket designed for practicality in sorcerer duties. This attire complements his then more approachable and clean-cut look, emphasizing his role as a promising young jujutsu sorcerer. As a curse user in his mid-20s, Geto's presence becomes more imposing and authoritative, reflecting his ideological shift through his choice of clothing: a gold kāṣāya draped over a black yukata, paired with white tabi socks and zōri sandals, which collectively evoke the aesthetic of a Buddhist monk while serving as a deliberate facade for his cult-like organization. This ensemble, combined with his matured physique and longer, unkempt hair, underscores a transformation from idealistic student to charismatic antagonist.^[2]

Personality

Suguru Geto initially presented as a kind, proper, and highly dedicated jujutsu sorcerer during his time as a student at Tokyo Jujutsu High, where he exemplified empathy and a strong sense of duty toward protecting non-sorcerers from curses.^[2] His calm and collected demeanor, combined with natural charisma, made him a reliable peer and leader among his classmates, often balancing the more eccentric personalities around him, such as those of Shoko Ieiri and Satoru Gojo.^[19] Central to Geto's evolved ideology was a deep-seated hatred for non-sorcerers, whom he derogatorily referred to as "monkeys," viewing them as the root cause of cursed energy and thus inferior to jujutsu sorcerers.^[19] He believed sorcerers represented a superior race entitled to a world free of curses, one achieved by eradicating non-sorcerers entirely, a conviction that drove his radical actions to reform the jujutsu society.^[2] This supremacist outlook stemmed from his desire to safeguard sorcerers from endless sacrifice, reflecting a twisted interpretation of justice born from personal failures. Geto's behavioral quirks included a smug and condescending attitude toward non-sorcerers, often masking his true intentions with false personas to manipulate them, while displaying a protective, almost familial warmth toward fellow curse users like the twins Mimiko and Nanako, whom he treated as adopted family members.^[19] Beneath this, his emotional depth revealed profound disillusionment from traumatic setbacks, fostering nostalgia for his lost ideals and past bonds, including a complex, once-close friendship with Gojo that underscored his internal conflict between former loyalty and ideological divergence.^[2]

Role in Jujutsu Kaisen

Early life and education

Suguru Geto attended Tokyo Jujutsu High as a second-year student under the tutelage of teacher Masamichi Yaga, who later became the school's principal.^[20] Alongside classmates Satoru Gojo and Shoko Ieiri, Geto formed a close-knit trio recognized as the institution's most talented students during their time there in 2006.^[18]^[21] As special grade sorcerers, Geto, Gojo, and Ieiri engaged in rigorous daily training to hone their jujutsu abilities, focusing on exorcising curses and protecting society from supernatural threats.^[21] Geto demonstrated early proficiency in his innate cursed technique, cursed spirit manipulation, which allowed him to absorb and control defeated curses during training exercises and missions.^[22] A pivotal assignment in their student careers involved Geto and Gojo escorting Riko Amanai, the Star Plasma Vessel destined to merge with Master Tengen, underscoring Geto's initial commitment to safeguarding non-sorcerers as part of his duty as a jujutsu sorcerer.^[22]^[23] This mission, fraught with danger from hired assassins, highlighted the trio's collaborative efforts and Geto's sense of responsibility toward the vulnerable civilians caught in the world of curses.^[22]

Turn to villainy

The pivotal shift in Suguru Geto's worldview began during his second-year mission at Tokyo Jujutsu High, where he and Satoru Gojo were assigned to protect Riko Amanai, the Star Plasma Vessel destined to merge with Master Tengen.^[24] Despite their efforts, the assassin Toji Fushiguro infiltrated the operation and killed Amanai in front of Geto, shattering his belief in the protective role of jujutsu sorcerers.^[25] This failure, coupled with witnessing non-sorcerers' indifference or even celebration of Amanai's death, exposed Geto to what he perceived as the inherent cruelty of ordinary humans toward sorcerers, planting the seeds of his disillusionment.^[24] Compounding this trauma, Geto encountered twin sisters Mimiko and Nanako Hasaba, young sorcerers imprisoned and abused by their village for their abilities, which the residents viewed as witchcraft.^[26] In a act of defiance, Geto rescued the girls by massacring all 112 villagers responsible, an event that marked his complete rejection of jujutsu society's norms protecting non-sorcerers.^[26] This incident led to his immediate expulsion from Tokyo Jujutsu High, as it violated fundamental regulations against harming civilians, severing his ties to the institution and accelerating his isolation.^[24] In the aftermath, Geto's ideology crystallized into a radical vision of a world populated solely by jujutsu sorcerers, free from the curses born of non-sorcerers' negative emotions—a perspective influenced by his encounter with special grade sorcerer Yuki Tsukumo, who questioned the endless cycle of curse exorcism.^[24] He adopted the remnants of the Time Vessel Association, a religious group originally devoted to Master Tengen, rebranding it as a cult to propagate his genocidal agenda against non-sorcerers and recruit disillusioned individuals to his cause.^[27] As an independent curse user, Geto began systematically collecting thousands of cursed spirits using his innate technique, amassing them as tools for his planned extermination while simultaneously building a network of followers, including rogue sorcerers and cult members, to execute his vision of sorcerer supremacy.^[24] This growing hatred for non-sorcerers, whom he derisively called "monkeys," defined his antagonistic path, transforming him from a dedicated protector into a terrorist leader bent on societal upheaval.^[24]

Confrontations and death

In December 2017, Suguru Geto orchestrated the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, a large-scale assault involving the simultaneous release of thousands of cursed spirits across Shinjuku and Kyoto to overwhelm the jujutsu sorcerers and create a diversion.^[28] The operation's true objective was to isolate and eliminate Yuta Okkotsu at Tokyo Jujutsu High, allowing Geto to seize control of the special grade cursed spirit Rika Orimoto bound to Yuta, whose immense power aligned with Geto's vision of a sorcerer-only world.^[29] Geto had positioned himself as a surrogate father figure to the young curse users Mimiko and Nanako Hasaba, twin sisters he rescued from persecution in their village and who became devoted followers in his cult, assisting in rituals and operations like the Night Parade.^[30] During the chaos of the assault, Geto directly confronted Yuta, deploying his arsenal of manipulated cursed spirits in an attempt to overpower him and subjugate Rika; however, Yuta's resolve and Rika's intervention repelled the attack, forcing Geto to withdraw after sustaining heavy losses.^[28] The event highlighted Geto's tactical acumen in coordinating the distraction while exploiting personal vulnerabilities in his relationships with former allies and protégés. In the aftermath, Satoru Gojo, Geto's former best friend and classmate from their days at Jujutsu High, located Geto's hidden residence for a decisive one-on-one confrontation.^[31] Their encounter unfolded with a reflective dialogue on their diverging paths—Geto's radical ideology versus Gojo's commitment to protecting the innocent—culminating in Gojo delivering a fatal blow to Geto's head using his limitless cursed technique, ending Geto's life off-screen shortly after the Night Parade.^[32] Following his death, Geto's corpse was overtaken by the ancient curse user Kenjaku, who repurposed the body to advance broader schemes that influenced major conflicts in the jujutsu world thereafter.^[33]

Powers and abilities

Cursed spirit manipulation

Suguru Geto's innate cursed technique, known as Cursed Spirit Manipulation, enables him to dominate and utilize vagabond cursed spirits that he has personally exorcised. After subduing a spirit, Geto transforms it into a black orb by extending his hand, which he then ingests orally to gain complete control over it. This process allows him to store the absorbed spirits within his body, from where he can summon them at will through cursed energy portals emerging from his mouth or other openings, effectively treating them as extensions of his own power similar to shikigami but with the full potency of independent cursed entities.^[34]^[35] The technique's storage capacity is finite, with Geto capable of absorbing and maintaining control over up to around 4,000 cursed spirits at his peak, a collection amassed over years of targeted exorcisms focused on non-sorcerer-born curses. For offensive applications, Geto employs his Maximum Technique: Uzumaki, which fuses multiple stored spirits into a single, supercondensed mass of cursed energy. This rotating orb unleashes a devastating blast upon impact, capable of overwhelming even special grade sorcerers or curses by channeling the combined might and special abilities of the incorporated spirits, such as those from semi-grade 1 or higher entities.^[36]^[2] Despite its versatility, Cursed Spirit Manipulation imposes significant limitations on its user. Geto can only absorb spirits weaker than himself, requiring a substantial power gap to prevent resistance or repulsion during ingestion; stronger curses risk overpowering his control and potentially turning against him. Overuse or accumulation beyond his mental threshold—exemplified by his maximum of 4,000 spirits—induces severe psychological strain, as the constant management of hostile entities erodes the user's psyche and willpower.^[34]^[37] Geto possesses a Domain Expansion technique called Womb Profusion, which manifests an open domain that unleashes a sure-hit cursed technique without forming a closed barrier, similar to Sukuna's Malevolent Shrine; however, he never utilizes it in combat.^[38] Instead, he deploys cursed spirit barriers to contain battles and amplify his manipulation tactics.

Combat skills and equipment

Suguru Geto exhibits masterful hand-to-hand combat proficiency, honed through rigorous training as a special grade jujutsu sorcerer, allowing him to deliver precise and powerful strikes capable of overwhelming physically robust opponents. In one notable encounter, he incapacitated the cursed corpse Panda with just two targeted blows, drawing blood and demonstrating superior striking accuracy and force without relying on cursed techniques.^[39] His tactical intelligence further elevates his combat effectiveness, characterized by strategic deception and misdirection to outmaneuver foes during large-scale operations. For instance, Geto orchestrated diversions to mislead Jujutsu High personnel, facilitating ambushes and coordinated assaults by exploiting informational gaps.^[39] Geto wields Playful Cloud, a special grade cursed tool in the form of a three-section staff, which amplifies his close-quarters capabilities by channeling cursed energy for enhanced speed and impact. Originally associated with the Zenin clan, this weapon enabled him to simultaneously engage Yuta Okkotsu and the fully manifested Rika Orimoto, parrying attacks and launching counterstrikes with lethal efficiency.^[40] Additionally, Geto employs barrier techniques, such as the Curtain, to isolate and conceal battlefields, creating enclosed domains that support surprise attacks and prevent external interference without engaging in direct confrontation. This utility aids in integrating his physical prowess with summoned cursed spirits for combined tactical superiority.^[39]

Reception and legacy

Popularity

Suguru Geto has achieved notable popularity within the Jujutsu Kaisen fandom, consistently ranking high in official polls. In the series' fourth popularity poll conducted in 2024, he placed 4th overall with 19,156 votes, trailing only behind Satoru Gojo, Yuji Itadori, and Megumi Fushiguro.^[41] Earlier polls also highlighted his appeal, such as 15th in the first poll with 1,840 votes and 4th in the second with 10,345 votes.^[42] Additionally, in the official Jujutsu Kaisen fanbook, creator Gege Akutami identified Geto as the most popular male character with the opposite sex.^[43] Following the manga's conclusion in September 2024, Geto's popularity has remained strong, with ongoing fan discussions and analyses emphasizing his character arc's enduring impact as of 2025.^[44] Merchandise featuring Geto reflects strong fan demand, particularly items showcasing his distinctive monk attire, such as action figures, posters, and apparel. Official releases like the S.H.Figuarts Suguru Geto figure from Bandai Tamashii Nations and limited-edition diorama figures from Banpresto have seen high interest, with pre-orders and exclusive variants quickly generating buzz among collectors.^[45]^[46] Fan trivia from the official fanbook further endears him, noting his favorite food as zaru soba and hobby as martial arts, which inspire themed accessories and apparel.^[47] Geto's appeal resonates particularly with fans drawn to his complex anti-hero arc and dynamic chemistry with Satoru Gojo, fostering a dedicated following across demographics.^[48] This has contributed to his status as a fan favorite, often highlighted in community discussions for his layered portrayal. His voice acting by Takahiro Sakurai in the anime adaptation enhances this draw, adding emotional depth to key scenes.^[49] Following the anime's release, Geto has inspired widespread social media engagement on platforms like Twitter/X, where memes and discussions surged, amplifying his cultural footprint through fan art, edits, and trending hashtags.^[50] These trends, peaking after major episodes, underscore his role in driving online conversations within the Jujutsu Kaisen community.^[49]

Critical analysis

Suguru Geto's character arc exemplifies ideological extremism within the jujutsu society, where his initial dedication to protecting non-sorcerers erodes into a genocidal plan to eradicate them, driven by accumulated trauma and resentment toward the system that perpetuates cursed spirits. This transformation underscores the cycle of violence inherent in jujutsu society, as Geto's radical ideology emerges from the very conflicts sorcerers are duty-bound to resolve, only to spawn greater chaos through his cult and manipulations.^[44]^[51] His adoption of Buddhist monk attire serves as profound symbolism, ironically contrasting his self-perceived role as a spiritual savior with his genocidal views; the robe, resembling a Heian-era kesa, and his vitarka mudra pose evoke enlightenment and divine transmission, yet he derisively calls non-sorcerers "monkeys," positioning himself as a hypocritical messiah who seeks to "purify" the world through extermination. As a foil to Satoru Gojo's unyielding optimism, Geto highlights the fragility of even the strongest friendships, diverging from Gojo's protective idealism to embrace a skewed morality that prioritizes sorcerers above all, born from emotional exhaustion and unchecked depression.^[44] Critics have praised the depth of Geto's arc as a critique of blind duty in jujutsu society, portraying his villainy not as innate evil but as a consequence of mental health neglect and the soul-crushing toll of endless exorcisms, which leave sorcerers like him isolated and resentful. In the anime adaptation, Takahiro Sakurai's voice performance has been lauded for capturing Geto's emotional complexity, particularly in scenes of quiet despair and ideological fervor, lending authenticity to his descent and making his tragic motivations resonate.^[51]^[52] Geto's moral ambiguity—rooted in a twisted sense of justice—draws comparisons to antagonists who rationalize extremism through personal loss, emphasizing how trauma can warp protective instincts into destructive ideologies.^[44]

References

[1]
第1期 - CHARACTER｜TVアニメ「呪術廻戦」公式サイト
宿儺を取り込んだ虎杖の存在を消したがっている。夏油傑. CV櫻井孝宏. 「呪術師の楽園実現」を標榜し、かつて百人以上の一般人を呪殺した最悪の呪詛師。雌伏の ...
[2]
Suguru Geto in Jujutsu kaisen (JJK): Complete Profile Guide
Dec 20, 2024 · Suguru Geto was a Special Grade Jujutsu Sorcerer who once studied alongside Satoru Gojo at Jujutsu High, seeking the “ideal of sorcery.”
[3]
懐玉・玉折 - CHARACTER｜TVアニメ「呪術廻戦」公式サイト
同級生の夏油からはその不遜さを度々咎められている。五条悟. 夏油傑. CV櫻井孝宏. 東京都立呪術高等専門学校二年降伏した呪霊を取り込み自在に操る“呪霊操術 ...
[4]
CHARACTERキャラクター - 呪術廻戦
CHARACTERキャラクター ; 夏油傑. Suguru Geto · 真人. Mahito ; 漏瑚. Jogo · 花御. Hanami · 陀艮. Dagon. more. 陀艮. Dagon. more ; 脹相. Choso · 壊相. Eso · 血塗. Kechizu.
[5]
Jujutsu Kaisen's Suguru Geto Has an Even Stronger Connection ...
Sep 29, 2023 · Akutami further juxtaposed Geto's design by making him wear a Gojo Gasa, a specific type of Buddhist monk robe. This made Geto connect with his ...
[6]
Jujutsu Kaisen Creator Reveals His Secret Homages to Bleach and ...
Feb 28, 2021 · Akutami revealed that Geto is indeed an homage to the cold demeanor of Sensui, and while he was emotionally invested in Sensui from Yu Yu ...
[7]
Gege Akutami Admitted Yu Yu Hakusho's Character Was the ...
Sep 27, 2023 · Suguru Geto was inspired by Gege Akutami's enjoyment of Shinobu Sensui, an antagonist in Yoshihiro Togashi's manga series YuYu Hakusho.
[8]
Suguru Geto - Jujutsu Kaisen - Behind The Voice Actors
Voiced most times by Lex Lang, Takahiro Sakurai. Images of the Suguru Geto voice actors from the Jujutsu Kaisen franchise.
[9]
[InterView] Takahiro Sakurai Reflects on Playing a Young Suguru ...
May 31, 2025 · I wanted to simply portray Geto's youth during his student days as naturally as possible. He was the version of Geto I most wanted to play— ...
[10]
“The Production Team Was Really Cruel” Geto's Voice Actor Opens ...
Jun 5, 2025 · Geto's voice actor, Takahiro Sakurai, has recently been interviewed by Gamer.
[11]
Lex Lang 'Jujutsu Kaisen' Interview: 'Geto Wanted To Be Loved'
May 22, 2024 · “When I'm playing villains, look at Geto,” Lang said when reflecting on his time voicing Suguru Geto throughout the Jujutsu Kaisen English dub.
[12]
Kaiji Tang and Lex Lang Talk Satoru Gojo & Suguru Geto - YouTube
Mar 16, 2022 · ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke with Jujutsu Kaisen 0 voice actors Kaiji Tang and Lex Lang about their roles as Satoru Gojo ...
[13]
News Jujutsu Kaisen Manga Gets 4th Stage Play in August-September
May 19, 2025 · Ryōsuke Miura and Rei Fujita will both reprise their roles as Satoru Gojō and Suguru Getō from previous stage plays, respectively. Kensaku ...<|control11|><|separator|>
[14]
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Shares First Look at Stage Play With Yuta, Geto ...
Sep 9, 2024 · This new stage play will feature a live band, and star Yuki Ogoe as Yuta Okkotsu and Rei Fujita as Suguru Geto. The two leads are at the center ...
[15]
Lex Lang - IMDb
Lex Lang. Actor: Star Wars: Resistance. A producer, director, two-time Daytime Entertainment Emmy® Awards-honored voice actor, voice ... Suguru Geto (voice) ...
[16]
Every Main Jujutsu Kaisen Character's Age, Height, And Birthday
Curse User. True Power Of Maximum Uzumaki Suguru Geto Kenjaku Jujutsu Kaisen - Featured. kenjaku smiling. Geto tries to resist Kenjaku's posession. Close. True ...Missing: eyes attire
[17]
Otapedia Suguru Geto - Jujutsu Kaisen
Geto's personality is marked by a calm and collected demeanor, often displaying a level of charisma and leadership. His transition from a caring sorcerer to one ...Background And Personality · Story Arcs And Development · Relationships With Other...
[18]
JJK Characters Fans Wish They Saw More of Before the End - CBR
Oct 1, 2024 · Before Masamichi Yaga becomes the Principal of Tokyo Jujutsu High, he teaches the legendary Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto. Tokyo Jujutsu High ...
[19]
Jujutsu Kaisen Gojo and Geto: Past and Friendship (Explained)
Oct 15, 2025 · Gojo Satoru and Geto Suguru are two special-grade sorcerers. They first met at Tokyo Jujutsu High in 2006 and quickly became good friends.
[20]
Jujutsu Kaisen (TV 2) - Anime News Network
Plot Summary: Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto were not always enemies. Long before they had what was supposed to be their final encounter during the Night ...
[21]
Everything We Know About The Jujutsu Kaisen Movie - CBR
May 9, 2025 · Centered around Satoru Gojo and his school life days with his ally Suguru Geto, Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death—The Movie ...
[22]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Geto's Character Arc, Explained - Game Rant
Nov 18, 2023 · Suguru Geto was one of the most powerful Jujutsu Sorcerers but he eventually turned evil. Let's see why his views on the world changed!
[23]
This JJK Character Was the Beginning of Geto's Villain Origin Story
Dec 23, 2024 · In the Hidden Inventory arc, it was shown that Toji's actions caused Geto's despair, Gojo's rise to the strongest sorcerer and a rift to form ...Toji's Assassination Of The... · Toji Devastated Geto Further... · Toji Set Geto On His...
[24]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Does Geto Kill His Parents? - DualShockers
Aug 4, 2023 · Enraged by the villagers' cruelty, Geto slaughtered all 112 people there, including his own non-sorcerer parents. After this massacre, Geto ...
[25]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Q And The Time Vessel Association, Who Are They?
Feb 11, 2024 · The Time Vessel Association, otherwise known as the Star Religious Group, was a group of people who worshiped Master Tengen as their God.
[26]
Jujutsu Kaisen: The Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, Explained
Sep 22, 2023 · Suguru Geto's first plan and attack against the jujutsu society took place a year before Yuji ate Sukuna's finger. The Night Parade of a ...
[27]
Jujutsu Kaisen: The Night Parade Of A Hundred Demons, Explained
Oct 2, 2023 · It tells the origin story of Yuta Okkotsu and his encounters with Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto. As we all know, Gege Akutami likes to insert many ...
[28]
Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 delves into tragic past of Nanako and ...
Aug 4, 2023 · Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 reveals backstory of Nanako & Mimiko Hasaba, minor characters with who impacted Geto's life and changed him as a person.
[29]
Jujutsu Kaisen: How did Suguru Geto die? - Dexerto
Mar 12, 2024 · Although the death was off-screen, Satoru Gojo killed Suguru Geto in the prequel movie. It happens right after the epic fight between Yuta and Geto.
[30]
Which Characters Die In Jujutsu Kaisen? - CBR
Died in Jujutsu Kaisen 0: The Movie By the time of his death, Suguru Geto believed that all sorcerers were naturally superior to humans, so he decided to ...
[31]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Suguru Geto's Return At The End, Explained
Feb 19, 2025 · Kenjaku's brain was then stabbed, which allowed for Geto to be freed and Kenjaku to officially die. Yet, there is more to them than just that.
[32]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Geto's Cursed Spirit Manipulation, Explained
Aug 25, 2023 · Cursed Spirit Manipulation allowed Suguru to capture and control all the curses that he exorcised, as long as there was some gap in strength between him and ...
[33]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Everything to Know About Geto's Cursed Spirit ...
Oct 23, 2022 · Geto's Cursed Technique is Cursed Spirit Manipulation, an incredibly rare ability that allows him to summon and manipulate bona-fide cursed spirits as freely ...
[34]
Jujutsu Kaisen: The True Power Of Geto's Maximum: Uzumaki
Feb 13, 2024 · As a result, the version of Maximum: Uzumaki he used, contained a total of 4,461 Cursed Spirits, which formed a massive rotating sphere of ...
[35]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Geto Suguru's Cursed Technique Explained
Jun 8, 2023 · Geto Suguru's cursed technique is called “Cursed Spirit Manipulation”. As the name suggests, it allows him to control cursed spirits.
[36]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Gege Confirms Geto Suguru's Domain Expansion
May 30, 2024 · Suguru Geto is a beloved character that died early on in JJK. Gege finally confirms his domain expansion.
[37]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Geto's Most Powerful Abilities - Game Rant
Dec 25, 2022 · Jujutsu Kaisen: Geto's Most Powerful Abilities · 6 Hand-to-Hand Combat Skills · 5 Immense Cursed Energy · 4 High Intelligence · 3 Barrier Technique.
[38]
Jujutsu Kaisen: Special Grade Tool - Playful Cloud, Explained
Mar 17, 2025 · The Playful Cloud can become extremely deadly when it's in the hands of a user with great physical strength, which makes it impossible to counter this weapon's ...
[39]
Jujutsu Kaisen: 4th Popularity Poll Full Results Revealed - Game Rant
Aug 26, 2024 · #4 Suguru Geto – 19156 Votes. On number four, fans get to see Suguru Geto, who has always been a very popular character. Even though Geto has ...
[40]
User blog:YazzyDream/All Jujutsu Kaisen Popularity Polls
All Jujutsu Kaisen Popularity Polls ; Suguru Geto, 15 (1,840), 4 (10,345) △+11 ; Rika Orimoto, 16 (1,802), 30 (201) ▽-14 ; Kenjaku, n/a, 31 (107) ; Gege Akutami, 17 ...
[41]
Jujutsu Kaisen Creator Reveals the Series' Surprising Most Popular ...
Mar 7, 2021 · Did you expect Geto and Miwa to be the most popular male and female characters in the series? Who are your favorite characters in Jujutsu Kaisen ...
[42]
Tamashii Nations S.H.Figuarts Jujutsu Kaisen Suguru ... - GameStop
In stock Free delivery over $79Suguru Geto from "JUJUTSU KAISEN" Season 2; Part of S.H.Figuarts collection; Comes with four interchangeable facial expressions for scene recreation.Missing: demand merchandise
[43]
Banpresto - Jujutsu Kaisen - Suguru Geto (Suit ver.) Special (ver. B ...
30-day returnsBandai Spirits Banpresto is proud to announce their newest release Diorama Figure Suguru Geto (suit ver.)! · Standing at approximately 5.9" tall, Geto is seen in ...
[44]
Getou Suguru - read Jujutsu Kaisen - Tumblr
Dec 11, 2021 · Age of life: 26 years (later corrected to 27 years) Birthdate: February 3rd. Grade: Special-grade Curse user
[45]
Gojo & Geto's Rivalry, Explained - CBR
Mar 11, 2025 · Gojo and Geto's rivalry mirrors the relationship experienced by countless other Shonen heroes, from Naruto and Sasuke to Goku and Vegeta.
[46]
Exploring Suguru Geto's Influence in Jujutsu Kaisen - Lemon8-app
Nov 29, 2024 · With striking white hair and blindfolded eyes, Gojo's character design emphasizes his mysterious and charismatic nature. Fans often debate ...
[47]
Jujutsu Kaisen on Twitter: Suguru Geto & Riko Amanai - Pinterest
Jul 22, 2023 · Jujutsu Kaisen on Twitter | Jujutsu, Anime guys, Memes. More to ... Jujutsu Kaisen on Twitter: Suguru Geto & Riko Amanai || Jujutsu Kaisen meme.
[48]
Geto's shift explained in Jujutsu Kaisen: When a hero loses faith in ...
Aug 2, 2025 · He stands in the vitarka mudra pose. This symbolizes the transmission of divine knowledge, while the curses kneel and pray beneath him. The ...
[49]
Suguru Geto: a Jujutsu Kaisen Character Analysis - The KAIST Herald
Sep 25, 2023 · Geto's character reminds us of the intricacies of human emotions and the importance of mental health awareness and support. Jujutsu Kaisen ...
[50]
Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Review: Worth the Hype? - Live SM
Oct 5, 2025 · One of the standout aspects of Jujutsu Kaisen season 2 is its exceptional voice acting, which brings the characters to life with emotional depth ...