However, no relationship exemplifiesJujutsu Kaisen’s narrative and themes more thanSuguru Geto and Satoru Gojo.
Therecent release of Season 2andJujutsu Kaisen 0have given anime-only viewers a glimpse of their importance.
The world ofJujutsu Kaisenis primarily inhabited by non-sorcerers.
However, it abounds with cursed energy resulting from negative emotions.
Some people can control and manipulate this energy.
Never at a loss for words, Jujutsu Kaisen’s Gojo had an exceptional gift of gab.
It wasn’t all braggadocio, though, much was quite profound.
Geto, on the other hand, was more empathetic.
Spending time with her, they grew attached.
Fighting Toji, Gojo was left on the brink of death but laterrevived himself with Limitlessafter a humiliating defeat.
Sorcerers are endowed with strength over non-sorcerers, and the question is how this power should be used.
Riko’s death led Gojo and Geto to drastically different conclusions.
For Gojo, his near-death experience and Riko’s death led to greater empathy and responsibility for non-sorcerers.
In contrast, Geto’s empathy for non-sorcerers twisted into resentment.
Seeing people move on from Riko’s death led him to feel she was forgotten.
Gojo manifests his resolve to protect non-sorcerers by training the next generation of sorcerers at Jujutsu High.
He and his students remain prominent forces throughout the series, andso does Gojo’s relationship with Geto.
The depth and intricacy of their relationship articulate this theme, showcasing how subversive and freshJujutsu Kaisenis.
Jujutsu Kaisen is a supernatural action anime that follows high school student Yuuji Itadori as he battles against magical curses. After Yuji selflessly saves a classmate by taking a curse into his own body, he is discovered and trained by a powerful sorcerer named Satoru Gojo. Gojo, who also happens to be a faculty member at a high school, enrolls Yuji there to help him and other students prepare themselves against the supernatural forces that plague humanity.
