She is your kind and compassionate and she likes dating young people. Her hobby is asking people their type, her fave answer is Tall women with big personalities. She teaches physical and mental tests. Shes 6’2 (based of goolgle searches) and has brown eyes and she has blonde hair. When she dies her last resort is a literal black whole that absorbs everything. She’s a cougar, in this au she is. Her technique is virtual mass, the punches she puts with virtual mass hurts bad. She has a domain that gives anyone pressure and puts them to the ground. Her technique is called Bom Ba Ye or Star Rage, it’s called star rage not because you’re angry, it’s because it’s super good.

Garuda is the personal, special-grade Shikigami of the Special Grade Sorcerer Yuki Tsukumo. It is a unique anomaly in the jujutsu world, functioning as the only familiar in the entire series that simultaneously serves as an autonomous living creature and a cursed tool. It speaks alien language, like dhdnsjdjdj.

Choso is a major supporting character in Jujutsu Kaisen, introduced as a unique half-human, half-curse hybrid known as the oldest of the Cursed Womb: Death Paintings. Created through the cruel genetic experiments of the ancient sorcerer Noritoshi Kamo (later revealed to be Kenjaku), Choso initially acts as an antagonist alongside the Disaster Curses. However, he undergoes one of the most celebrated redemption arcs in the series, evolving into the ultimate, self-sacrificing older brother figure for the protagonist, Yuji Itadori. And helps Yuki fight.

Master Tengen is an ancient, immortal sorcerer in Jujutsu Kaisen who serves as the foundational architect of modern Jujutsu society and its barrier systems across Japan. And has to be protected. It can’t fight. It’s neither a Female or male.

Kenjaku is the primary mastermind and overarching antagonist of the Jujutsu Kaisen series. Operating from the shadows for over a thousand years, he is an ancient sorcerer who drives nearly every major tragedy in the narrative to satisfy his own twisted intellectual curiosity.