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Manga Quotes

Hidden Inventory Arc

“Anyway, it should be okay. We’re the strongest.”

— Satoru to Suguru, Chapter 66

“Suguru. Do you want to... kill them all? The me right now... probably wouldn't feel anything.”

— Satoru to Suguru, Chapter 76

“Suguru, have you lost some weight? You okay?”

— Satoru to Suguru, Chapter 76

“Satoru became "the strongest". He can handle missions on his own now. Shoko never went on dangerous missions to begin with... so by default, I've been going on more missions alone as well.”

— Suguru, Chapter 76

“Satoru will probably have some too, so maybe something sweet.”

— Suguru to Haibara, Chapter 76

Yaga – “Why did you let him go?”

Satoru – “Are you... really asking me that?”

Yaga – “No, you’re right... I’m sorry.”

— Chapter 78

Jujutsu Kaisen 0

“This is just a personal theory but… perhaps love is the most twisted curse of all.”

— Satoru to Yuta, Chapter 0.1

“There’s no way I would mistake his residuals.”

— Satoru to Yaga, Chapter 0.3

Satoru – “Now, now, don’t be spouting crazy talk to my students.”

Suguru – “Satoru! It’s been so long!”

— Chapter 0.3

Suguru – “Sorry, Satoru. The girls want to try the crepe shop on Takeshita Street. I’ll be on my way.”

Satoru – “Leaving? Not on my watch.”

— Chapter 0.3

“Trust, huh? I didn't realize you still felt any connection with me (official VIZ)" / "Trust, huh? To think you still had some of that for me (more accurate fan translation).”

— Suguru to Satoru, Chapter 0.4

“Heh. You should at least curse me at the end.”

— Suguru to Satoru before his death, Chapter 0.4

“It was my best friend. My one and only (official VIZ)" / "My best friend did. The only one I have (more accurate fan translation).”

— Satoru to Yuuta, Chapter 0.4

Shibuya Incident Arc

“And then it all came flowing into his brain. Three years... of his youth [lit. blue spring]”

— Describing Gojo upon seeing Geto's body, Chapter 90

“My six eyes tell me you’re Suguru Geto. But my soul knows otherwise!”

— Satoru, Chapter 90

“I coveted his curse manipulation and these exact circumstances. You... didn't have Shoko Ieri get rid of Suguru Geto's body, did you?”

— Kenjaku to Satoru, Chapter 90

“Ha ha ha! No way! This is a first for me!”

— Kenjaku, surprised at Suguru's body reacting to Satoru, Chapter 91

“Satoru Gojo. We'll never forgive you for killing Master Geto. But we were okay with letting things be. Satoru Gojo is Master Geto’s one and only best friend, after all.”

— Mimiko and Nanako, Chapter 112

Shinjuku Showdown Arc

“I'd like to mourn Suguru's body... but Sukuna is awfully tight with whoever is possessing Suguru thanks to a binding vow they made or something. What a pain in the ass.”

— Satoru, Chapter 221

Satoru – “What say we do this on December 24?”

Kenjaku – “Ha ha! How romantic. Isn't it gross to make plans with each other on Christmas Eve?”

Satoru – “Well, having two death anniversaries would be confusing.”

— Chapter 221

Suguru – “You're making me jealous, but if you're satisfied then that's alright.”

Satoru – “Satisfied? If you were among those patting my back... then I might've been satisfied.”

Suguru – “...”

— Chapter 236

“I pray that this all isn't just my imagination.”

— Satoru, Chapter 236

Light Novel Quotes

Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Light Novel

“Once again, Gojo silently watched his retreating back. Far away, far away; the cursed spirit flapped its wings and flew far away. Yet Gojo's bandage-covered eyes kept watching, kept following the shape of Geto's soul.”

“Gojo wasn't able to kill him. Wasn't able to realize it. Wasn't able to catch up. Wasn't able to stop him.”

— Gojo thinking about Geto

“Someone who doesn't want to be saved is like the setting sun sinking into the mountains. No matter how you hold out your hand, there's no way to reach them. There was no way to reach him.”

— Gojo thinking about Geto

“Gojo Satoru. His appearance meant that this was the end. Or rather, to Geto — there was no other way this could end. In that way, it was easier to accept that this was his fate.”

“The strongest sorcerer; the wickedest curse user. Now they were mortal enemies, as irreconcilable as oil and water. Yet now, as they chatted on this little road by Jujutsu Tech, it was hard not to remember. To remember the past, when they laughed together. Idly chatting in the classroom, getting lectured by Yaga, walking shoulder-to-shoulder. What they were doing, what they wanted to do, what they wanted to make of themselves — as long as the two of them were together, none of that was ever in doubt. Days like that, long ago.”

“Gojo felt like he didn't know what face to make. His words, his every expression, even his bad habits — they made Gojo feel like each one was full of nostalgia, to the point of fond annoyance. A conversation between the two of them alone, ten years separated. Before it became a curse, Gojo opened his mouth.”

“To live for the purpose of being yourself. And for that goal, Geto could only continue to pursue his twisted dream, drowning himself in the curse that lies in the gap between ideal and reality. This was the final confession of a man who could only choose to warp himself, who had erased himself in pursuit of his goals. The only person who could bear such a curse was Gojo Satoru. Where did it go wrong? And how could they start over again?”

Behind the Scenes

Gege – “How to put it, through making it Satoru (and) Suguru—”

Interviewer – “[You wanted] to get it to feel duo like.”

Gege – “Also meaning wise... a natural born genius and a genius through effort — well, not exactly — but I kind of wanted to have that difference in nuance.”

— Gege Akutami about choosing Suguru's name.

“The kesa... I may be mistaken but the kesa here is most likely called "gojou-kesa". When I was researching kesa, there were several different ones and this one was apparently called gojou-kesa, so I recall figuring "oh isn't this just right".”

— Gege Akutami on Geto's wardrobe.

Interviewer – “What do you hope the audience will pay extra attention to?”

Park – “I hope people will watch it with Gojo and Geto's relationship in mind.”

— Sunghoo Park, director of Jujutsu Kaisen 0.

“Last scene between Gojo and Geto is the best scene. Whole team worked hard to create a better atmosphere and tempo. It brings tears to my eyes when I watch it.”

— Sunghoo Park, director of Jujutsu Kaisen 0.

“I think the main topic of [Jujutsu Kaisen 0] is love. Okkotsu and Rika's story is a story that's based on love. Aside from that, although it's not exactly the same love, I think there's still a kind of heart-to-heart understanding between Gojo and Geto. They were once good classmates; now their relationship has turned upside down. Okkotsu and Rika, Gojo and Geto: they're all cases where love could've helped them grow, but instead it became a curse. I think this detail is one of the special points of the movie.”

— Sunghoo Park's thoughts on the core of Jujutsu Kaisen 0.

“The direction given was "Somehow or rather he (Gojo) realised that there is something up with Geto, even though he does not want to directly ask Geto about it to get information, but still wanting to portray the atmosphere of Gojo attempting to be close in his own way." Hence, the (acting) approach was, "Hey, listen to me! Stop thinking of such weird things already, and come over to my side already", this kind of feeling. In the scene in the later half where he tries to persuade Geto, it was more of "Just say something to me", these kind of thoughts as a root, so I changed my acting (to fit that).”

— Nakamura Yuuichi's Interview in Animage 09/23 Issue.

Interviewer – “Do you see any difference between Gojo from the anime series and the movie?”

Nakamura – “I could really feel a big difference between Gojo from this two hour movie and the anime that had been on air for six months. In the TV anime Gojo didn't talk about himself, so you couldn't see his human nature, but in the movie, the way he interacts with Okkotsu, and emotions he has when facing Geto help to show his own human nature.”

— Nakamura Yuichi (Gojo's Japanese VA).

“I was lectured by director Park and the sound director before recording [the scenes] where Geto talks to Gojo, since the relationship between those two is special.”

— Takahiro Sakurai, Geto's Japanese VA

“Lines they exchange often have a different distance from the others, and there are words that can only be understood between the two of them.”

— Takahiro Sakurai explaining the particularity of Geto and Gojo's relationship.

“The last [scene with] Gojo and Geto... no, it might be better to describe it as Satoru and Suguru's back and forth banter along with their expressions. That scene lingers in my ears.”

— Takahiro Sakurai on scenes from the movie that left an impression on him.