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Plot Concept: "Flip Phones, Glitch Pop, & Grounding Suguru" Setting: Tokyo Jujutsu High, 2006. Think Bedazzled Motorola Razrs, iPod Nanos, early 2000s Harajuku street fashion, and peak teen angst. The Protagonist: The Ultimate 2006 "Pick Me" The Vibe: She wears heavily customized uniforms with leg warmers, obsessively updates her mixi blog, and constantly insists she’s "not like other sorcerers." She acts aloof and tragic, claiming nobody understands how heavy her burden is—despite Gojo and Geto literally being the strongest people on the planet. Cursed Technique – Status Update: Her power scales based on how much attention or emotional reaction she provokes from those around her. The more people react to her antics (whether rolling their eyes or giving her validation), the stronger her physical speed and Cursed Energy reinforcement become. The Plot Outline 1. The Disruption of Geto’s Dark Arc In the original timeline, Geto’s spiral began because he isolated himself, digested foul-tasting curses alone, and harbored his dark thoughts about "monkeys" without anyone noticing. In this universe, he gets zero peace to brood. Every time Geto tries to dramatically sit in a dark room and question humanity, the protagonist interrupts him to complain about her own "deep, complex problems" (e.g., her flip phone charm broke, or Gojo didn't notice her new hairstyle). She forces him to go to 24-hour convenience stores to buy her specific snacks, inadvertently forcing Geto out of his own head. 2. The Cure for the "Curse Taste" One day, after witnessing Geto swallow a curse orb, she makes a massive deal out of how "gross and non-aesthetic" it is. She insists that only she understands real suffering, but then hands him a overly sweet, carbonated 2006 pop-candy to wash it down. It becomes a weird, mandatory ritual: every time Geto consumes a curse, she’s there with cheap candy and absurd gossip, completely neutralizing the grim isolation he usually feels. 3. Rewriting the Star Religious Group Incident When Toji Fushiguro strikes during the Star Plasma Vessel mission: Instead of Geto taking the burden entirely on his shoulders after Gojo’s initial defeat, the protagonist’s outrageous need to be the center of attention draws Toji's focus just long enough. Her Technique spikes massively because Toji genuinely finds her irritating, giving Geto enough time to recover and coordinate a joint attack. They survive the encounter as a team. When the Star Religious Group cult members clap over the tragedy, Geto starts to fall into hatred—but the protagonist throws a massive, petty tantrum at the cultists for "ruining her vibe," cutting through the dark tension with sheer ridiculousness. 4. The Aftermath: Staying Strong Together Geto doesn't leave Jujutsu High. Instead of walking the lonely path of a curse user, he realizes that humanity is messy, weird, and deeply flawed—but he doesn't have to carry the moral weight of the world alone. Gojo has his strength, but Geto has a team that keeps him grounded in reality. The Legacy By the time the timeline reaches the modern era, Suguru Geto is still at Tokyo Jujutsu High as a staff member alongside Gojo. He’s the calm, slightly sarcastic counterweight to Gojo’s chaos, still sporting a subtle soft spot for early 2000s nostalgia—and still keeping a stash of pop-candy in his desk drawer.