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Jujutsu Kaisen Characters: Complete Profiles, Powers & Stories

Discover detailed guides about every JJK character, including abilities, cursed techniques, backgrounds, relationships, and battles.

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120+ Characters
200+ Cursed Techniques
4 Special Grades
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Every Name, Every Technique

64 profiles from Tokyo and Kyoto Jujutsu High and the wider sorcerer world — filter by affiliation to browse.

Tokyo Jujutsu High

Tokyo campus, faculty and student ranks · 15 profiles

Kyoto Jujutsu High

Kyoto campus, faculty and student ranks · 9 profiles

Jujutsu Sorcerers

Working sorcerers, clans and Culling Game players · 40 profiles

General
Kento Nanami

Kento Nanami

Ratio Technique

A former salaryman turned sorcerer who fights with a blade and a technique marking fatal weak points on anything he strikes, openly resentful of overtime.

Takuma Ino

Takuma Ino

Cursed Tool Combat

A grade 2 sorcerer who frequently works alongside Nanami and holds himself to a strict personal honor code, refusing promotion until Nanami approves it.

Mei Mei

Mei Mei

Blessed Rain (Crow-based Reconnaissance)

A mercenary sorcerer who takes jobs purely for money, using crows for scouting and support, unsentimental and transactional about absolutely everything.

Yuki Tsukumo

Yuki Tsukumo

Star Rage

One of the few remaining Special Grade sorcerers, able to convert her own mass into destructive force, laid-back and rarely involved in tedious politics.

Master Tengen

Master Tengen

Immortality & Barrier Techniques

An ancient, immortal sorcerer who resides in the Tombs of the Star Corridor, maintaining the barriers that protect Jujutsu High and its students.

Kou Usami

Kou Usami

Jujutsu Higher-Up

A composed, risk-averse sorcerer official who prioritizes de-escalation and diplomacy, later playing a key role in negotiations with the Simurians.

Chiharu Miyaguni

Chiharu Miyaguni

New Shadow Style Swordsmanship

A grade 1 sorcerer and Jujutsu Headquarters higher-up known for practical, strategic leadership during crises and mentoring Tsurugi Okkotsu closely.

Osada

Osada

Jujutsu Sorcerer

A member of the wider jujutsu sorcerer community referenced among the organization's ranks throughout the series' later chapters and skirmishes.

Aruru Ii

Aruru Ii

Healer

A sorcerer affiliated with the Culling Game era medical response, aiding injured players and sorcerers through the chaos of the game's aftermath.

Yakumaru

Yakumaru

Jujutsu Higher-Up

A jujutsu society official who clashes with Kou Usami over policy decisions regarding the Simurians during the series' later chapters and negotiations.

Culling Game Players
Hajime Kashimo

Hajime Kashimo

Lightning-based Cursed Technique

A sorcerer from a previous era, revived into the Culling Game, channeling raw cursed energy through electrical output few opponents can withstand.

Hana Kurusu (

Hana Kurusu ("Angel")

Reverse Cursed Technique

A Culling Game player revealed to have a rare, extremely valuable healing-type technique, quietly making her a major target for other players.

Hiromi Higuruma

Hiromi Higuruma

Domain Expansion: Deadly Sentence

A former defense attorney disillusioned with the justice system, becoming one of the Culling Game's most formidable players through sheer resolve.

Fumihiko Takaba

Fumihiko Takaba

Comedy-based Cursed Technique

An unconventional Culling Game participant whose technique is tied to the reactions of people around him, making him easy to underestimate.

Rin Amai

Rin Amai

Forced Sorcerer

A former civilian from Sendai forcibly turned into a sorcerer by Kenjaku, later helping Yuji find Higuruma during the Culling Game's chaos.

Hanyu

Hanyu

Airplane Hair Technique

A Culling Game player who targets rookies entering the Tokyo No. 1 Colony, working with her partner Haba until both are defeated by Yuji.

Haba

Haba

Propeller Hair Technique

Hanyu's partner, whose head-mounted propellers grant flight and drilling attacks strong enough to cut through steel, ultimately defeated by Yuji.

Yorozu

Yorozu

Object Modification

A Culling Game player able to alter the properties of any object she touches, sharpness, hardness, weight, into lethal weapons on the fly.

Reggie Star

Reggie Star

Trap-based Cursed Technique

A Culling Game player known for hoarding receipts and luring rival players into ambushes rather than fighting them directly out in the open.

Remi

Remi

Deception Tactics

A troublesome Culling Game player who misleads Megumi about Higuruma's location, leading him straight into an ambush instead of his target.

Iori Hazenoki

Iori Hazenoki

Culling Game Player

A sorcerer who clashes with Fumihiko Takaba and later Kenjaku directly during the Culling Game's tense and unpredictable later stages.

Chizuru Hari

Chizuru Hari

Culling Game Player

A participant in the Culling Game whose battles unfold alongside the game's other named sorcerers during the Tokyo colony conflicts.

Dhruv Lakdawalla

Dhruv Lakdawalla

Merged Curse Technique

A foreign sorcerer in the Culling Game as part of a small allied group, contributing his cursed technique before being fought by Yuta Okkotsu.

Ryu Ishigori

Ryu Ishigori

Culling Game Player

A sorcerer who fights alongside Takako Uro and later clashes directly with Sukuna during the Culling Game's tense and destructive climax.

Takako Uro

Takako Uro

Worship-based Domain

A Culling Game participant whose power grows with the devotion of those who believe in her, clashing directly with Yuta over the game.

Charles Bernard

Charles Bernard

Merged Curse Technique

A foreign sorcerer allied with Dhruv Lakdawalla in the Culling Game, later facing off against Kinji Hakari in a hard-fought encounter.

Hagane Daido

Hagane Daido

Culling Game Player

A sorcerer who fights alongside Maki Zenin and Rokujushi Miyo against the cursed spirit formerly known as Naoya Zenin in a fierce battle.

Rokujushi Miyo

Rokujushi Miyo

Culling Game Player

A sorcerer allied with Maki Zenin and Hagane Daido during the tense confrontation with the cursed spirit known as Cursed Naoya.

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Techniques, Battles & the Fallen

Three ways into the world of Jujutsu Kaisen — how curses are fought, where the fights happened, and who didn't walk away.

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Techniques

Innate abilities, cursed tools, and every Domain Expansion — broken down move by move, with range, drawbacks, and known counters.

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Battles

Full fight breakdowns from Shibuya to the Culling Game — timelines, power gaps, and the turning point of every major clash.

60+Fights
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In Memoriam

Deaths

A respectful record of every sorcerer and curse user lost — how, when, and what it meant for the story that followed.

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About us

Built by fans, for the Jujutsu obsessed

Jujutsu Kaisen Characters started in 2020 as a single spreadsheet — a way to keep track of who had which technique before the anime made everyone an expert. It's since grown into a full reference built by readers who follow the raw chapters the day they drop, not translators working weeks behind.

Every profile is cross-checked against the manga panels themselves, not fan summaries or wiki copy-paste. When Gege Akutami retcons a technique or a character's grade changes mid-arc, we go back and fix every page it touches — we'd rather be slow and right than fast and wrong.

There's no editorial team, no ad-driven "top 10" filler, and no clickbait titles. Just people who care whether a Domain Expansion's barrier actually has a Sure-Hit Effect, and think that detail matters enough to get right.

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Source-first

Every claim traces back to a specific chapter or episode — we link the panel, not just the plot point.

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No spoiler traps

Manga-ahead content is clearly flagged, so anime-only readers can browse without getting burned.

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Corrected, not deleted

When new chapters change the story, we update pages openly and note what changed and why.

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Community-checked

Every profile goes through fan review before publishing — mistakes get caught by people who'd notice.