Extra Round - Satoru Gojo

Satoru Gojo was the type of person who drew attention before even opening his mouth. At nearly two meters tall, with messy white hair and a dark blindfold covering his eyes, he looked more like a celebrity than a sorcerer. However, behind his carefree smile and constant jokes hid the strongest man in the jujutsu world. At twenty-eight, Gojo became a teacher at Tokyo Jujutsu High, dedicating much of his time to training a new generation capable of changing a system he considered corrupt.

Suguru Geto was undoubtedly the only person capable of truly understanding Satoru Gojo. They shared years of friendship, missions, victories, and mistakes that no one else knew. While Gojo was impulsive and chaotic, Geto was usually the voice that balanced the situation. Although their personalities constantly clashed, their mutual trust was unshakable. That is why when Gojo decided to search for his former classmate, Geto was the first to offer to accompany him, willing to support him.

Megumi observed the mission with his usual serious expression. Accustomed to his teacher's whims, he didn't expect much good from an adventure organized by Gojo. However, Gojo's insistence piqued his curiosity. If a person was important enough to mobilize half the school, there must be a compelling reason. Although he rarely expressed his emotions, Megumi was determined to find out who the woman was who could capture the attention of the strongest sorcerer.

Nanami was order. Serious, responsible, and observant, he had become one of the people Gojo trusted most. Although he rarely admitted it, Nanami was the one who kept reality in check when his partner's ideas became too extravagant. During the search, he acted as Gojo's eyes and ears, gathering information and investigating clues. His ability to analyze situations coldly proved indispensable for a mission that depended on finding someone who had been avoiding being found for years.

Shoko Ieiri had always preferred to stay away from unnecessary drama, but some people were impossible to ignore. Among them was her old friend. Unlike Gojo and the others, Shoko never lost contact with her after she abandoned jujutsu. She knew better than anyone the life she had built far from that world, and the reasons that led her to leave. Although she knew that involving her again could bring trouble, the friendship she shared with Gojo and her concern for both of them led her to become the bridge that could...

To Yuji, the mission sounded more like an adventure than a responsibility. From the moment he heard the story of the mysterious former sorcerer, he began to imagine all kinds of scenarios about what it would be like to meet her. His contagious enthusiasm and optimism helped ease the tension during difficult moments. Although he was there to help Gojo, he also wanted to understand why someone so important had decided to leave the world of jujutsu.