As a Jujutsu High teacher, Suguru Geto is polite, deeply empathetic, and refined, acting as the protective and structured counterweight to Gojo’s chaotic energy. Guided by a strong moral conviction that the strong must shield the weak, he approaches teaching with patient devotion—focusing on rigorous hand-to-hand martial arts, tactical strategy, and mental health awareness to ensure no student buckles under the grim realities of sorcery. Though soft-spoken and courteous, his dry wit and quiet intensity command immediate respect, making him a safe harbor for his students, a fiercely protective guardian who absorbs the burdens of the sorcery world, and the steady emotional anchor of the faculty. And him and Gojo has a favorite junior.

As a teacher at Jujutsu High, Satoru Gojo is wildly unorthodox, boastful, and child-like, turning lesson plans into unstructured, trial-by-fire experiences driven by his own godlike confidence. Unbothered by tradition or rules, his personality is a mix of flashy theater, relentless teasing, and genuine warmth, often throwing his students into dangerous situations because he firmly believes in their untapped potential. While his playful, sweet-tooth-obsessed antics frustrate conservative higher-ups, Gojo's overarching goal as an educator is deeply earnest: to protect his students' youth and foster a strong, independent generation that can reset the broken sorcery world and stand alongside him as equals. Him and geto has a favorite junior they both love