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lots-o-doodles · 10 months
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Sometimes I think about Gojo growing up as a 90s kid and how he would absolutely have a Tamagotchi to annoy the shit out of everyone
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galaxynajma · 9 months
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Y’all i made a monster
Furby Gojo satoru
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Furby Geto suguru
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Furby shoko ieiri
Everybody is a furby now
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ryukatters · 7 months
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from the start — s. gojo ⁺˚⋆。°✩₊
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⟡ a/n: no thoughts head empty just satoru. annoyed!reader x lovesick!gojo will always hit idcidc!! Also I was listening to "from the start" by laufey while writing this
⟡ pairing: satoru gojo x fem! reader
⟡ content: fluff, mutual pining, idiots to lovers, awkward first kisses, ooc! gojo for a little bit, reader gets called a good girl, gojo's a little more emotionally intelligent than reader, takes place during your guys’ third year at jujutsu high (we ignore premature death and hidden inventory)
⟡ word count: ~1k
⟡ credits to this prompt list
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Your first kiss with Gojo doesn’t go as planned.
Not that you were ever planning on kissing him in the first place— you might even argue that it was completely impulsive and spur of the moment. 
It’s just you and Satoru today, with Suguru being away on a mission and Shoko at the morgue, as usual. It's been a while since your schedules have matched up, so both of you decide to hit up your usual spot off campus. Satoru’s treat, he insists.
"You deserve it, after all," he says, slinging an arm around your shoulder, "you've been working so hard lately."
"Are you sure you're not just using me as an excuse to stuff your face full of food?" you huff, trying your best to wrestle his arm off you, but to no avail. If anything, it prompts Gojo to wrap both of his arms around you, with the two of you waddling together in a sort of quasi-conga line.
"Nah," he laughs, and a whispered "just wanna spend time with you, 's all," follows after.
The two of you are nestled in the comfort of the small cafe, tucked away from the harsh bite of frigid autumn air. You have a plate of fresh yakitori on the table in front of both of you— why he insists on sharing when he has the appetite of an elephant, you don’t know. 
“Say ahhhh,” he says, lifting a skewer to your mouth, to which you scowl.
“You are not feeding me.” 
He pouts, head tipped forward to reveal those annoying, blue puppy eyes underneath his glasses. “Pretty please?”
“No, Satoru. I can feed mysel—“ your reprimand is cut short by Gojo shoving the piece of chicken in your mouth. He even takes the liberty to grip your chin so you can close your mouth and chew. 
“There you go, good girl,” he smiles easily. You want to dump your bubble tea on top of his head. Instead, you decide to show a bit of decorum and ignore the overgrown furby next to you. 
He’s always like this. Flirting and teasing and being an overall menace to you. Sometimes, you think you can see some truth behind his act, but Satoru is Satoru and that means being an overall headache is engraved into his very soul. You choose to ignore your fluttering heartbeat whenever he's around.
It’s quiet for a moment, and quiet plus Satoru is never a good combination. You dare to look at him, gaze flitting over his annoyingly soft hair, annoyingly pretty eyes, sharp nose, plush, pink lips—
“You so want to kiss me right now,” he declares matter-of-factly. Those same lips are now upturned in an annoyingly handsome smirk.
“Now how did you come up with that ridiculous idea?” You sigh, slight exasperation lacing your features.
He leans in, close enough to be in your bubble, and pauses for a moment, as if he’s thinking long and hard studying your expression before cracking an obnoxiously wide grin and tapping your nose— “It’s written all over your face!” 
You scoff before giving his shoulder a rough shove, to which he laughs. Satoru thinks it's cute when you're a little worked up, and now he wants to kiss you.
Gojo doesn’t understand why you refuse to acknowledge the painfully obvious tension between you two. He likes you, a lot. In fact, he thinks it wouldn’t be a stretch to admit he’s just the tiniest bit in love with you after all these years. If he's being honest, he's getting a little desperate. He's not sure how much longer he can ignore the crushing feeling in his chest that seems to wound tighter with each passing day he's not yours. And he's confident that you at least somewhat reciprocate those feelings. So why fight it?
“Oh, what? Don't tell me I made you all shy no—mmfh!!” It’s your turn to cut him off, pressing your lips to his softly.
You're not entirely sure why you kissed Satoru in the first place. Maybe you just wanted him to shut up for once, to be the one that flusters him, or maybe, just maybe, you were tired of this push-and-pull dynamic that's been plaguing your entire friendship from the moment you two met. You think you're tired of swimming against a current so strong, that maybe you should just stop fighting it and see where it takes you.
It takes every single ounce of restraint in Gojo’s body to not flail around like a complete idiot when your lips meet his. 
You swear you can feel a slight residue stain your lips. Was he wearing lip balm? 
When you pull back, Gojo stays there, frozen in place. 
It’s almost comical, the way his blue eyes flutter open before they widen like saucers, a pink flush steadily creeping up his chest to the tips of his ears. You think you might have broken him. 
For the first time in the entirety you’ve known Satoru, he seems to be at a loss for words. 
For how suave the Gojo heir seems to be most of the time, you think it's a little funny how you can shut him up with a simple kiss. It's almost cute, and strangely comforting, in a way, how you can reduce the strongest sorcerer to a blushing mess. You’re left wondering where his big ego and all that confidence went.
You make the move to clean up after the both of you, but Satoru stops you with a hand wrapped around your arm, tugging you back down to sit, your thigh brushing his.
“Can we do that again?” Ah, there it was.
It’s your turn to be shocked. Satoru takes the silence as a chance to explain himself, “They say the second time’s the charm."
“Was the first time not charming enough for you?” You tease. 
“It was,” he smiles, leaning in as one hand cups your cheek, “but the second time’s going to be even better, I promise.” 
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Prompt: Sleep
Title: To Sleep, Perchance To Dream
Summary: Shoko doesn't sleep for a reason
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Rating: T
Pair: Soft Gojo/Shoko (SaShoSu if you squint), mostly comfort with angsty tones because I can't write just fluffy to save my soul.
Shoko doesn't sleep.
Not really. She can nap. She can catch snatches of rest between breaks, between lunches and against stone walls during shady afternoons. It is mostly just her shutting her eyes, breathing slowly and pretending, but it helps. Keeps the lie up, allows her to answer anyone who asks that yes, she rested.
She did. Promise. Pinky swear.
The bruised colored circles under her eyes seem to scream otherwise, to the point she stopped trying to muffle them with make-up years ago, but hey a girl has to try right?
"You need to sleep at some point, Ieiri." Yaga gruffly recommends at the end of their meeting. She has spent that last forty-eight hours awake (not even a record by the way, hardly even a blip) elbow deep in curse guts. Then another five, writing up the a report about her findings for this stupid meeting. "People are going to assume I am running you ragged."
Shoko thinks about the six cursed bodies waiting down in the morgue and the three mangled corpses in the freezer.
"Aren't you?"
Yaga who has had years to learn how to deal with Shoko's casual, pointed words simply waves her away.
"Get some rest."
"Will do."
And she does.
Head bowed, cradled in her arms at her desk while waiting for the blood samples to finish. Solid thirty minutes at least.
Good job her, right?
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"You look like shit."
"Fuck you too." Shoko spits back at Nanami who ignores her and pours her another drink. They are once again holed up in his apartment. It's nice, but kinda boring. Clean, but empty. He spends about as much time here as she spends at her own, which is next to never. Exception being when he manages to wrestle her out of the morgue and he doesn't have a case the next day. Then they go to his, order too much food and drink until Shoko has to help heal their livers in the morning.
Its a self inflicting exercise in flagellation but it is better than the alternative. Probably.
"You aren't sleeping again?" He notes, just as she is taking a sip because he is actually a bigger asshole than even herself. Most people get blinded by the pressed suits and air of dignified annoyance but yeah, deep down, Nanami Kento is still that emo-looking asshole who listens to My Chemical Romance and enjoys being a troll.
Shoko feels her throat tighten, a lie on the tip of her tongue that drowns in the booze and hacks out as a cough instead.
"Are you?"
Nanami shrugs, "A bit. More than you."
"You really talk to your elders like that?"
"Sorry, more than you, Senpai. Better?"
"No."
"Ah, well. I tried." He deadpans, reaching for another chip and chewing it as he watches her go through her head for an insult but fails and gives up by flopping backwards. Her body stretched out on the floor, hair fanned out like dark wave.
"I rest." She says, "I cat nap. Worst case, I do a bit foosh foosh and I'm good as new."
"That's not sleep."
"Your mom is not sleep." She mumbles out.
"He isn't in Japan, I take it?"
Nanami Kento has to lean to the side in order to miss getting hit by the sudden launch of a wadded up paper receipt.
Shoko does not reply nor does she get up to see if she has hit her target.
"If he finds out about all this, he won't be happy."
Shoko gives a sullen huff, indicating how much she cares about the opinion of the gangly white haired man with blue furby eyes who isn't currently in the country.
Nanami sighs, takes a sip of his own drink and waits for Shoko to rise back up from her drunken depths. Eventually goading her into playing super mario cart until the sun rises.
It isn't sleep, and both will suffer in the days after, but it's good in other ways. A different sort of recharge she can't get with caffeinated drinks and naps in her car.
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There is a loud knock at her office door that brings Shoko back into reality. Hard. She doesn't remember when she left it, but she does know she jerks back into her body with enough force to jostle her third cup of coffee all down her shirt.
"Fuck." She hisses, grateful it was cold but also when did it get cold? Didn't she just make a new pot?
"Sorry. Didn't mean to startle you." Megumi politely apologizes. He is one of the few students who actually can remember to say and mean it. She has no idea where he learned it considering every other student is half feral and his teacher is basically five raccoons in trench coat with an addiction to sugar.
"I was zoned out," She admits, putting the cup down and searching for something to clean up with. It takes some digging but eventually she finds some napkins in her purse. "What do you need?"
Megumi, for all his blank face, seems deeply uncomfortable and that is all it takes for Shoko to figure out what is happening.
"Ugh. Dont tell me he roped you in on this too."
"He won't stop texting."
"Megumi, you are suppose to be stronger than this." Shoko sighs, deeply disappointed.
"He sent a singing telegram to me yesterday and threatened to keep doing so until I sent proof." The teen explained, frustrated and more than a little embarrassed. She can tell by the way he gets louder than normal and the way the tips of his ears flush red. "That idiot has way too much time and access to money, Shoko. So let's just get this over with before he gets any other ideas."
Megumi hands her a folded up newspaper.
Shoko unravels it. "What is this for?"
"Hold it up next to you. He said he wants proof of life."
She does as he asks, but also flips him the middle finger. Making sure to frown hard as he takes the picture and sends it off.
"This was overkill."
"I agree." He replies and takes back the newspaper, then there is a series of urgent beeps from his phone. He reads the texts aloud. "He said you look like crap. Get some sleep or else. Something something about posting that picture from first year?"
"Tell that idiot I burned all evidence of that."
Megumi does and the answer is immediate.
"He says Myspace is forever." Megumi blinks, "What is myspace?"
"An ancient wasteland." Shoko tells him blithely and snatches the phone. Sending a series of complicated, odd and distinctly menacing emojis (it involves a lot of skulls, eggplants and fire) before handing it back. "There. That should keep him from using you to bother me. At least for now."
"Thanks."
The kid pockets his phone and nods, but before he leaves, he gives her one more deep concerning look.
"He should be back soon."
"Eh. Maybe. Might also get sidetracked by a dessert food truck too."
"Maybe." Megumi says, albeit doubtfully. Shoko chooses to ignore it and waves him off.
She still has work to do after all.
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The thing about Shoko not sleeping is that it is on purpose as just as much as it isnt.
Sure, her work hours are probably enough to be a crime against OSHA or the Geneva Convention, and yes she often works alone because there is literally no one else with her gift but what else is she going to do? Go home? Ignore her dying comrades, the piling corpses and curses?
It is a shit job, but that is just how it goes. Could be worse. Probably. Shoko dances along the line of caring too much and not at all too often, to be a good voice of reason about these things.
That is the other side of it.
The part where she has seen too much. Touched too often, the worse bits of what remains. It is all on her to see what it all boils down to in the end and as much as she would like to pretend otherwise, it leaves a stain on her mind.
On her dreams.
It was easier when she could remember less; when she could numb with cigarettes, drink and love. Pressed between the lanky body of one, the compact slender of another. It was easier when the faces she preformed on did not have names in her heart.
It was easier when she was young, dumb and believed the future could be better if they just tried.
Now she is a little smarter, older and well aware of the utter shit show they are all forced to dance in. She knows her part, her limited turns and while she might still hate it all the way down to her bones she also knows the push to break it all down won't come without consequences.
She has already spent half a life burying his after all
So no. She never sleeps well on her own because every time she does, her mind fills with old memories that haunt her to tears. Or reminds her of the friend's she lost or worse, the ones she has yet to lose and really, if she has to pick. She would never sleep again if she could. Just to save herself the pain.
She is not a warrior, she does not suffer well when it comes down to it. She has a hungry heart and it starves like a wild thing, out of wanting. It wants love and it wants safety and it wants to go back in time and hold everything tight enough to bruise.
Shoko does not sleep for fear of the dreams.
-except when Satoru makes her.
"You haven't been sleeping again." He remarks, echoing Nanami but his tone all snark. It is past midnight and for once she is home. Driven there by a storm that closed down the school. She had heard the front door open, but hadn't bothered to move from the couch where she is nestled, reading some filthy smut novel that Mei Mei sent.
There was only one man with a key.
"Oh no. Who let the secret out?" Shoko mocks back with too slow of a response. She is just getting to the good part where the overly handsome, very rich CEO fucks his newly hired help over a leather couch. "Was it Ijichi? Sucha gossip."
Satoru snorts, kicks off his shows and practically bounces from one end of the room to the other, diving towards the couch and land haphazardly in her lap. Shoko, already mentally prepared for this, merely jostles unhappily before going back to her book. Resting the edge of it atop of Satoru's head. He had rested it first on her chest so this was fair.
"As if. That man will take your secrets to the grave. His crush is out of control. I saw him buying you a novelty travel mug today. Says best boss in the world."
"Aw, don't tease him. It's just a crush."
"Gonna tease him harder." Satoru promises, snuggling in. Stupid long limbs snaking in and around her body until Shoko cannot sigh without Satoru moving too. She gives up and closes the book. Letting it fall from her fingers to the floor so she is free to let them pet his white strands back. He closes his eyes and hums.
"Take a nap with me."
"Not tired." She lies.
"Liar."
Shoko cant help but smile at him.
"Yeah. Maybe. Can you blame me?"
Satoru, whose scars mirror her own simply holds her tighter.
"I will keep your nightmares at bay if you do the same for mine." He offers, and it is nothing more than a child's offer to hold hands in the dark, neither really has the power to fight off dreams but it relaxes Shoko more than anything else in the world. She gathers a throw blanket over them and places a kiss on his forehead.
"Deal."
Shoko falls asleep with a soft smile.
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tiressian · 2 months
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How would Shoko and Sora mother-daughter relationship be like? 🥹
I think they'd be close - maybe not "im a cool mom" type of relationship but a "fuck around, see what happens" type lolol
Sora would probably try to be a little con artist like her dad, try to blink those big ass furby eyes at her to schmooze some chocolate milk before bed but none of it gets past Shoko of course
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leafmindscape · 7 months
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Thor Ragnarok AU
Gojo: Strongest Sorcerer
Ship: Access Denied
Gojo: STRONGEST. SORCERER.
Ship: Access Denied
Gojo: Damn you Uta... Furby Eyes.
Ship: Welcome Furby Eyes
LATER
Shoko: Ieri.
Ship: Welcome Strongest Sorcerer
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tojikai · 2 years
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And here we go again....Gojo really taking the Yandere thing a little too serious? He's like a kid that's bored with a toy so he gives it away then gets pissed when he sees another kid playing with it. That's the only reason he wants y/n. I mean he was perfectly fine fucking Rie for the past two months and cheating and all that shit, but seeing Sugaru touching y/n makes him lose his shit. Jesus fucking Christ. Honestly, I don't feel one ounce of pity or sadness for Rie. Why is she always crying? Stop fucking crying! Fuck off, Rie, but don't come at our girl, y/n, when you had a hand in all this too. (Also, please please please don't break Sugaru's heart, he's too precious for this world)
My emotions are all over the fucking place right now. What the fucking fuck, Gohoe?! Did you honestly think sex would fix anything? And quite honestly, I'm disgusted with him because he basically forced y/n into bed, knowing it was a last resort for him to work his way into her heart and life (like a goddamned tapeworm that furby looking asshole is). I don't believe for one Goddamned second that he broke up with Rie. I won't apologize for feeling that way, but I don't believe him. Why didn't you feel that way about y/n before you cheated? Why did you cheat? Why did you fuck Rie for over two months before you finally decided that you wanted y/n back? You don't want her back but you don't want anyone else to have her. That's not love, that's abuse. Plain and fucking simple. And Y/n deserves so much better than you.
Also, y/n (who is me, she is we, I know) I'm sorta proud of you girl! You stood your ground and at first, didn't let emotions dictate you but don't fall into bed with a man who broke you!!! Come on!! (I was rooting for you, we were all rooting for you!!!) If you want dick, I bet Sugaru's is better, I'm just saying. But I am proud that she didn't take him back and rejected all his half assed ways of apologizing. Dude needs to buy the Hope diamond, solve world hunger, and cure all diseases before we even think of getting back together with him!
Another bravo to you, you amazing, immensely talented author. This series is better than anything I've read or watched and I know I'm not the only one who thinks this! Take a well deserved, much needed break, and seriously, can I buy you a coffee?!
I'm terrified but excited to read the next one...I'm excitified?!
Also...my reaction to the sex scene:
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idk why but comparing gojo to a furby always make me laugh 😂 suguru and shoko are the only sane people atp SSKDJKSDS jk they just handle things really well. but i definitely see your point regarding how satoru dont want yn back but just dont want anyone else to have her, that'd be truly sad if that was really the reason :(( and LMAOO cure all diseases took me out 😭 anywayyy thank you so much for that !! im grateful for the support <33 please take care and have a great day/night!!
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chaotic-tired-cat · 1 year
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Heads up i have posted!!! a new fic!!! but AO3 seems to have eaten it, which is unfortunate. If the link ever works it's Day By Day We Stumble On - Chapter 1 - Sandtalon - 呪術廻戦 | Jujutsu Kaisen (Manga) [Archive of Our Own] Alas. It does not. I am dealing with the results of my own misplaced trust in technology by cross-posting the first chapter here so there will be a copy of it SOMEWHERE (deleted my copy after posting whoops.)
So, for whoever wants it, here is a tumblr-formatted copy of my terrible comedy jjk & naruto crossover where Shoko does exactly what you may expect given the title.
Summary: Every sorcerer has their own way to cope with the stress tremors quaking the jujutsu world. Satoru stomps his way through paper lines in shifting sand. Mei Mei-senpai draws new ones. Utahime cares for who she can, where she can, to keep from being buried. Nanami makes his peace. None of these methods are wrong, but they don't fit Shoko. She is tired, overworked, and so used to a life judged by the service she provides that she can't imagine functioning without it. Satoru's brother is familiar with the concept.
Friendship can look like two people sitting in a tub of misery, side by side. It works for them.
(Reincarnation AU but it's not about reincarnation or dimension travel. No, that's not on anyone's radar except for the guy it happened to. Shoko is in charge of this story, and she has decided this narrative will focus on the local coffee-addict finally catching a break.)
(This fic includes medical issues, chronic illness, and canon-typical child soldier nonsense, as well as topics like overwork, medical malpractice, smoking & alcohol use, and unhealthy work-life balance. It also includes mention of patricide, child abuse, and strangulation.)
Gojo Satoru has the eyes of a Furby and the soul of a slightly drunk hyena. 
This isn't a facet of her friend that Shoko needs to be paid to confront, necessarily, right up until it really, really is. Those cursed - and sometimes Cursed - occasions are reserved for the worst possible time, like Satoru's all-seeing luck peered directly through Shoko's life to hand-pick her unluckiest days. It's a talent. The worst talent in the world, and sometimes Shoko understands how Utahime wonders why they get along so well. Then again, that's coming from someone who barely considers herself to be reluctant acquaintances, let alone tentative friends with "the local nuisance."
Utahime would have opinions about a lot of Shoko's life decisions. Most of them would be correct, because it's Utahime. Unfortunately, she’s an unreliable source of wisdom due to losing about half her common sense to Satoru’s baiting on the regular. Shoko can understand it sometimes.
Such as now. Three in the ungodly morning is not a good time to test if Shoko's medical license is just for show.
It's just not.
Satoru knows this.
Just as he knows that the only thing that can get Shoko livid enough to act on her anger is functioning on less than two hours of sleep.
He could probably see that she was awake anyway and contemplating just how many shots of espresso puts her on the ungovernable side of a caffeine addiction, but she's refusing to acknowledge that. It's too early for comprehensive thought processing. Too late. Too far on one end of the sun's presence in the sky, but just tired enough to forget if the rise or setting is closer. Time has lost all meaning. Satoru can probably see her brain trying desperately to fire neurotransmitters to wake her up properly. On top of that, he knows she's frustrated at the higher-ups for pushing her working hours into barely manageable configurations when she complains. It shows in the way his voice stays under the headache threshold of volume. She is so damn tired.
Stop.
Drink the damn coffee.
Breathe.
She won't make his life more difficult than it already is. He didn't intend to test her patience and skill by spontaneously threatening the puppet masters of the jujutsu world, taking on a special grade in Hokkaido, and somehow returning with a mysterious brother. Lost sleep isn't personal. Shoko knows this.
Friends don't press each other into this lukewarm hell of overwork unless the situation is dire, which makes her current conundrum just that extra bit of a headache.
She crosses her arms at the cot.
Did-
Did Satoru spawn via mitosis?
She can never tell with him. This is a legitimate question.
Shoko has had the tentatively arguable displeasure of being his friend for years and is firmly of the belief that things like Conservation of Matter apply to Satoru only because they amuse him. It's her leading theory. Generations have passed since the last holder of the Six Eyes, and every moldy text on the abilities they hold is wrapped up in musty ancient language that relies on metaphors more than actual instruction. There is no recipe card for the Gojo clan's sacred technique. Just confusion and a hyperactive teenager who somehow grew weirder with time. He ages like cheese.
"You've cloned yourself," Shoko diagnoses even as her technique rules out that possibility.
Satoru preens. "The world couldn't handle two of me."
He's not wrong.
She listens to his chatter while she checks over the sibling he has managed to pull from thin air. Honestly. Of all the things to make a man who is harder to pin down than the raccoon in her apartment garage – that kind of person – ask for help… well. She wasn't expecting a brother. 
It's impossible to tell if the unconscious brother even looks like Satoru. Satoru covers only his eyes, while this guy covers everything but one of his eyes. A dark mask stretches down from the bridge of his nose, and there's a wide band of fabric pulled over the other eye. Apparently that one got gouged out for some reason Satoru cheerfully seethes over when she notices the old injury. The elder Gojo's got slightly darker grey hair than Satoru’s white, though. A bit more gravity-defying, and thank goodness for that. Identical twins would have snapped her last brain cell clean in half.
Shoko chooses to believe in mitosis. It's easier that way.
Satoru goes quiet when she asks for details as to why his spontaneously new brother is unconscious and needing a doctor. A quiet Satoru is about as good a sign as a harbinger of doom.
"I just need to know what took him out," she assures him. It's Satoru's business what secrets he wants to keep. “That’s it.”
"No." Satoru braces his elbows on his knees and bends over in the uncomfortable chair. He's smiling. Like a kitsune, yeah, but that anger is not her problem. "I'm tired of hiding, and Kakashi has never cared either way."
"Alright."
The story clarifies little.
Gojo Kakashi is three years Satori's elder. Kicked out of the Gojo line of succession due to a weak constitution and being physically incapable of wielding cursed energy, Kakashi should have died from his illness years ago. He did not. As far as Shoko can tell, spite created willpower and that, more than anything, fueled his survival-based cursed technique. It’s very odd. Lupine, lightning-based cursed energy sparks in a blaze of white energy that stitches his health back together like a calamity that is self-sustaining out of luck and little else. It gets tripped up around the eye he keeps covered as if expecting the Six Eyes to spontaneously manifest, but all that's done is fry his optic nerves from the inside out.
In short, Kakashi's body tried so hard to activate a technique it does not have that it blinded him in one eye. He was lucky not to lose both. It probably drained him half to death.
Ouch.
Satoru says in cheerful, acidic words that Kakashi’s worth has always been in his use to the Gojo clan elders. Both brothers have that in common. The crucial difference is that while Satoru got fucked-up eyes, Kakashi got fucked-up cursed energy due to the circle of a family tree the Gojo clan insists on to keep their technique from fading. It puts Satoru's sharp distaste of his own clan's politics in perspective.
Bluntly speaking, the elder brother is considered ‘better off dead’ by those old bastards. 
He's bought survival in unnatural talent for every single weapon put into his hands, but even that is shaky ground. He is chronically ill. Satoru’s pretty sure they’re bleeding his older brother dry, because apparently the second Kakashi was able to perform light exercise, marching orders rolled out. There was no regard for the fact that his health was tentative at best. Pricy medical assistance could not make up for self-destructive cursed energy, though patience was bought in the map of scar tissue and poorly-healed old injuries Shoko notices. It seems this has never mattered. Kakashi has apparently spent his entire life quietly training as a good little bodyguard for the Gojo elders to order around.
A little bit of treason in the form of one child soldier, as a treat to themselves.
It explains so much about Satoru. All the gift shopping and refusal to explain who made the dango he sometimes brought to school suddenly makes so much sense. His cute little bento boxes were always a touch too neat to be made by someone so impatient. Yes, Satoru is the kind of person to cut out nori in a ‘you can do it!’ message across bento onigiri for himself, but he wouldn’t be that protective of it. Wouldn’t have cared when Suguru filched one.
Satoru’s hidden temper boils as he tells a story from the impersonal plastic chairs Shoko uses to make unwanted visitors leave faster. His voice is syrup-happy.
Bitter.
He softens when he talks about his brother, though.
Plain as day.
Kakashi has spent the majority of his life wandering through his little section the Gojo compound, safe under a fairly high-powered barrier. It’s like a lethal hermit lifestyle. They apparently instituted it because Kakashi’s cursed energy and trouble attraction abilities had every medical professional saying, "welp. That's weird," before doing absolutely nothing. This led the Gojo clan to further seal away their eldest heir for twenty or so years, except for when they toss him like a pipe bomb at people they dislike.
You know.
As one does.
A weird assassination tactic, but it apparently works. Kakashi seems very talented at surviving despite the concentrated efforts of nearly everyone he's ever met. Shoko reads his vitals and thinks he's good at surviving despite himself as well. This man has not respected his mortal limits if he has that kind of muscle mass while suffering an untreated illness. 
…He probably didn't have much choice.
Shoko gets why Satoru has been hiding his brother. The inner workings of his clan must be a nightmare.
Ooh, those politics.
So much backstabbing and old-people gossip exists there. The toxic vibes must boost their cursed energy and explain why the six eyes manifested at all. Disgusting. Never shall she ask for details. It makes a bit of Satoru's squirreliness understandable. Just the littlest bit.
She doesn't know if it justifies keeping a secret this big. They may be antagonistic, and Satoru may be stuck in a shitty situation, but there's no way he'd hide an entire brother without someone manipulating the game. Shoko has been the one member of their weird little trio to see her friend in nearly all the best and worst moments of his life. He’s done the same for her. Even when she crashed into his weird little abode with rattling bottles and insults for every single professor to gift her the workload of a pre-med disaster, Satoru had decency to commiserate together. They’ve always been more alike than anyone wanted to acknowledge. It makes the secrecy a little less surprising, but still. 
Satoru, a younger brother. 
What?
Who initiated the process of pulling his strings to keep that hidden?
It gets pretty clear as Satoru explains.
Damn.
His father sucks.
Kakashi apparently wasn't meant to survive to adulthood, to ensure Satoru could become the next Gojo head without any opposing factions. It would be logical in a horrible sort of way, if Satoru didn't have the skillset of a mildly over-caffeinated god. There's also the helpful fact that Kakashi is willing and able to kill for his brother.
And he has, though Satoru leaves out what happened. Shoko hears it in the silence anyway. There was a time, when Satoru became clan successor, that Suguru quietly admitted to her that something was wrong. Facts didn't add up. The old Gojo head was decently strong, enough so to win against the curse that supposedly killed him. Satoru was at school when it happened, but… Shoko can guess what Kakashi did.
Patricide.
Lovely.
Kakashi is apparently just as unhinged as Satoru. It must be hereditary.
In response to that cute little murder, the Gojo elders apparently took away medical assistance to help get rid of their former heir faster. This was probably the beginning of the end.
Kakashi's hermit lifestyle lasted a few more years through ailing health out of sheer spite until Satoru had enough and outright threatened his clan elders a week ago. Shoko decides not to ask what caused the escalation, because Kakashi's lungs are ruined from an infection created by his own cursed energy. She already has her answers. It's a marvel he's still alive.
The elders did what they thought was sensible and sent a few special grade curses after Satoru as a slap on the wrist. It had the opposite effect. He met fire with the fire that stunt deserved, and dropped one of the special grades directly into their meeting room.
Right onto the table.
As a gift.
The 'old farts' disliked their brand new centerpiece. They disliked it enough to make sure Satoru was very aware of their big feelings and continued to dislike it while they delt with it. Loudly. Violently. There was allegedly lots of shouting. Satoru gets a little hazy with the details, but apparently his elders came to a quicker decision than he thinks they’d ever managed before in their lives.
They proceeded to take inspiration from Satoru's spite and decided to bait a new curse into Kakashi's cute little hermit abode.
Just for fun.
Kakashi, who is lethal in all ways except for the fact that he cannot handle cursed energy, responded by exorcizing the curse with his bare hands and promptly passing out. He charged reverse-cursed energy into his palms and apparently gave it a mild static shock while he strangled it in his kitchen. Satoru came home from a day out to find his brother dying and a curse already dead, after elders warned him at the gates that he’d find things the other way around.
Shoko wants to dissect that curse so badly. Curiosity itches under her skin.
That leads them to now, after Satoru has followed through on his threat. His clan is short a few elders and one house-arrest heir as of this evening.
Cool.
Shoko's compliant in a revolution now. She is perfectly fine with that.
"Kakashi's cursed energy and reverse-curse are generated at the same time," Satoru says, like he didn't just terraform a feared jujutsu clan's politics in a week. "Normally that should cancel out most of it, but his just kind of doesn't. Like ice cream, you know?"
Shoko does not know. "Ice cream."
"Yeah, like how chocolate and vanilla ice cream swirl!"
"I see," Shoko says, and takes a second to admire the fact that she's not even lying.
Satoru shrugs and hums a nonsensical tune like he isn't willing to burn down the world for those he cares about.
He never really changes in that way.
Shoko runs through the usual procedure and documents it all in the looping scrawl of medical professionals. Satoru is right – cursed energy and reverse-curse energy should cancel itself out slightly. It's why Shoko's technique is so rare: she's able to separate them before that process starts.
Kakashi's does not cancel out or separate.
It combines. The whole process and resulting mixture is, in Shoko's professional opinion, weird as fuck. Curses can probably sense it from across the prefecture. That's outrageous. It’s honestly no wonder he got put under house arrest instead of being exiled when Satoru pissed off the elders. The fallout from Kakashi wandering around outside a barrier would be immense. The Gojo compound would survive his stepping outside their wards, but their family’s reputation would not. 
He could probably annihilate a city just by walking through it.
"Well?" Satoru leans over so his chin is propped on her shoulder. 
"Congratulations," Shoko says flatly as she taps her clipboard with the pen. "He'll live. I might even be able to make him less of a curse-bait, but he'll need to be awake for that."
She's so tired.
Satoru flutters around her like a gangly, unhinged butterfly who refuses to take his hands out of his pockets. "You can fix it?"
Fix it.
Ha.
Shoko’s pen drums a faster rhythm on the paperwork. She can't even comprehend much beyond that this Cursed Energy nonsense is not killing Kakashi any faster than the blood loss. Satoru takes her clipboard and she barely notices.
"He'll survive the night," Shoko says as she finishes the basic first aid to keep her patient stable. "We'll worry about the rest in the morning."
"Not now?"
Shoko holds up a hand and notes the exact moment Satoru realizes how badly she's shaking. "Tomorrow. Doing anything right now lowers chances of success, and I'm not risking your brother."
He's lost enough.
"There's a line of emergency numbers on the desk," she starts. Satoru lets Shoko run through all the things to do if his brother wakes up, what not to touch in the office, who to call if she is too deep in REM sleep to hear her phone ringing-
She is so tired.
Shoko blinks and finds herself in her apartment, already half-forgetting how she got there. It's possible Satoru dropped her off. That was nice of him.
What a fucking day, she thinks as she flops onto her couch.
The next morning, she barely makes it onto Jujutsu High’s main campus before things get complicated. It happens before she can even get inside - an unexpected and unwanted visitor finds her in the foggy predawn chill between parking lot and building. Shoko stands with her coffee, bag, and exhaustion as a wizened old man tries to manipulate her. It is not an auspicious start to the day.
“I trust you know he is of better use resting than healed,” says the council elder with grey hair and Cursed Energy that eats at the morning silence like acid. Unspoken is a threat: you are of use to us. Do not change this.
Shoko looks down at her coffee, then back at the elder.
She raises an eyebrow.
“Are you telling me to ignore my oath?” Not that she cares about it, but still. If she gives ground now, they’ll never stop asking for more.
“I am telling you to listen to your funding.” A grim smile twists up. “It wouldn’t do to lose that.”
Well. Yeah, she can’t lose the only way she's able to keep sorcerers with the self-preservation instincts of lemmings alive. Shoko’s overworked and understaffed. She’s doing the job of four people all alone. School nurse, mortician, autopsy specialist, and on-call Cursed Energy healer. That’s not even counting her research on far too many projects.
“I am very tired,” Shoko says flatly. “So you’re going to have to spell this out for me. Please use small words.”
“Gojo Satoru needs to be controlled,” the old man says, which shows astronomically bad social awareness on his part. That’s her former classmate they’re talking about blackmailing. Her friend. If Satoru finds out about this he’s going to bait the bastards into a homicidal rage, which is not fun, thrifty, or enjoyable in any way. Then Utahime will have to spend a day watching Shoko lie on the floor contemplating her place in the universe. Nobody will have a halfway decent time, except Meimei-senpai, who may actually enjoy it so long as she gets paid time off while the jujutsu world burns and Satoru dances in the ashes. 
This is a terrible marketing pitch. Shoko stares at her coffee and scrambles for any reaction that is not going to make her life harder. She finds nothing in her brain but the most basic rule of surviving a toxic workplace.
“Can you give that to me in writing?” Shoko asks. “In the meantime, I have patients to see. So. Thank you for stopping by.”
She all but forces them to run through the social dance of goodbyes, and walks past him into the building. She has until that email arrives to make her last free move. Better start now.
Shoko climbs the school stairs and texts her med school group chat about the unfairness of the world. One of her friends who went on to be a paramedic immediately sends emoji hearts and commiserating tears in equal measure. It helps.
Those emoji hearts continue helping her all through the paperwork. Help looks like Satoru's hand on her elbow that stops her just shy of walking into a wall. It looks like a filled mug passed into willing hands.
Like unexpected patience.
Shoko wouldn't ask for that last one, so she prioritizes accordingly and shuffles her newest patient to the top of the list. Financial threats and demands of old farts would have her swamped for the week, so Shoko pretends she simply forgot to check her email that morning and gets to work. Her friend has waited long enough.
Besides, Satoru is not a worried person. He stews and giggles like a child attempting to scream defiance. Satoru usually burns the attempts of a world powerless to set him into a nondescript beige box like the rest of them. It is vicious. Spiteful. Petty. Worry on Satoru is a near-imperceptible thing that turns poison into a halberd swung wildly through tightening tripwires. He is uncontrollable, except-
Except.
"You should tell people you care for them," Shoko says lowly as she tugs on blue gloves. Satoru smiles wide and guileless. It is a devastatingly untrustworthy look on him.
"Aw, are you concerned about little old me, Shoko-chan?"
Yes.
Somebody's got to be, but he'll be insufferable if she says that.
Shoko settles for tossing him an unimpressed look, and knows her point is received when his smile grows the tiniest bit more honest. Worry is still settled in the teeth of it. It's almost funny, how there's once again two people Shoko knows of who Satoru can worry like that for. She thought he lost that ability along with Suguru. Turns out, he just learned to hide the lengths to which he can be pushed. It's not her business what alerted Satoru to that danger.
Threats come in many shapes and sizes.
As if to prove that point, Gojo Kakashi's first instinct upon awakening is to try stabbing her with a knife he should not have. 
Luckily, Satoru's first instinct upon seeing his brother wake up is to tackle-hug him right off the hospital bed, so the knife goes wide and Shoko remains uninjured to ignore them and return to her paperwork. Those idiots can figure out they're mortal and breakable without her spelling it out for them. Their terrible choices seem to cancel each other out. It makes a humorous kind of sense.
"You brought me to your school," Kakashi notes once he and Satoru have reached a limpet-shaped stalemate on Shoko's thoroughly sanitized tile floors. He pats his brother on the shoulder and executes a bendy maneuver to extract himself from the hug. It is strangely effective. Unfortunately, now Shoko refuses to believe this weirdo possesses bones.
"Aw, are you intimidated?" Satoru reaches out to pinch his older brother's cheeks and nearly gets stabbed. “All these kiddos to corrupt, and so little time! Don’t worry, nii-san. I believe in you.”
"This is an entire school-"
"Such marvelous powers of observation-"
"-Full of very mortal people-"
"-You can tell we're related, it's all in the eyes-
"-And I'm a curse-magnet," Kakashi stresses, inching suspiciously closer to the window. "This is a terrible idea."
"It kind of is," Shoko agrees, pressing her cheek further into her desk and wishing for a vacation. All she gets is paper stuck to her face.
Kakashi shoots her a thankful look. He is now her favorite of the two.
"Maybe. But then I thought, hey, showing up with a clone would be just the thing to throw those old farts into hysterics." Satoru beams. "Do you think the shock will finally take them out?"
"It won't," Shoko tells them before Satoru can make fools of them all or get his hopes up.
“Aww, where’s your ganbaru spirit? Your gaman-suru? You know, the I can do it!” Satoru says with a little hand gesture that practically sounds like a background chorus of children saying ‘yay!’ in some kind of weekend educational television program. The whole thing shows both terrible grammar and energy that’s not remotely as cutesy as he’s trying to make it.
“Killed it,” Shoko says automatically, just as Kakashi says, “Lost it on the road of life.”
“Besides,” Kakashi adds, “I thought the goal was not to make them stab me. That’s going to take some work, because I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but I am prime knife real estate.”
“It’s the scarecrow energy,” Satoru says. “Come on, nii-san. Where’s your sense of adventure?”
Kakashi goes quiet, and as one, their attention turns to the edge of a lurid orange book, half-hidden in the pile of fabric abandoned on a nearby chair. Shoko hadn't bothered looking at the visibly bulletproof armor Satoru brought his brother in with. It wasn't her business.
Satoru and Kakashi meet eyes - as much as they can with only one of four eyes visible - and Shoko can physically see the clown-to-clown communication transpire in real time. 
Oh, no. 
There's two of them.
"You're technically an assassin," Satoru notes. Shoko really hates that she's not surprised this is where the conversation is going already.
The lone eye crinkles up as if Kakashi is smiling.
"How many dishes would I have to clean for-"
"Out," Shoko interrupts. When Satoru opens his mouth to confirm something she doesn't want to know about, she adds, "plausible deniability is all I'm asking for. I don't care what's going on so long as it happens outside. Go on."
Kakashi has the utter gall to coyly wave at her while Satoru lifts him up in a princess carry. He is no longer her favorite. She is exhausted by them both equally.
Shoko presses her forehead to the desk and takes a steadying breath.
She wants to sink into the earth. Who invented bones? That was a terrible idea. Actually, who decided they should grow legs and leave the ocean at all? Look at where that’s gotten all of humanity. They have paperwork.
Wait.
The door nearly splinters when she slams it open to point an accusing finger at the brothers. They're only halfway down the hallway. Small mercies.
"Don't walk, don't run, don't do anything more strenuous than eat and breathe, got it?!"
Satoru beams, and Kakashi projects lazy indifference through the mask.
Whatever, they heard her.
Good enough.
It takes three hours for the gossip to reach Shoko that Gojo Kakashi has been instituted as a sorcerer. The movers and shakers of the jujutsu world have found the second Gojo to be steeped in similar potential as his brother. An exhibition match is being planned.
Four hours to know who came up with that bright idea.
Six hours to know they want to test his combat abilities.
Shoko stares through the ink staining her papers and realizes she needs to make a choice.
Shoko's heels click down the hallway's wooden floors like a war anthem. She likes the sound - it's a bit of a reminder to herself that she's allowed to make noise, that her words have worth. After growing up alongside two legends, she carries that with her.
They all used to command attention in different ways.
Satoru and his personality, a noxiously potent force he's crafted as if desperate to be defined by more than the weight of unbeatable power.
Suguru had a kind of danger about him like a riptide current. Hidden and waiting. It dragged him under eventually.
Shoko pushes her limits until they snap, and is very aware this makes her peers view her as terrifyingly impossible to rattle. It's her own brand of danger. A time limit.
Kakashi blinks at her from behind his nearly-neon book, unperturbed despite having been relegated to waiting outside the meeting room like a scolded child. Shoko pauses just long enough to warn him not to stand up from that chair before entering.
"He's not cleared for combat," Shoko announces as she pulls open the door. Yoshinobu-sensei glares up at her from his seat, one eye visible behind drooping white eyebrows. A gnarled hand pauses from stroking his beard, and Shoko knows to the depths of her soul that he's judging her choice of caffeine.
"Shoko-san," Yoshinobu-sensei greets. 
Fuck you, old man.
There's a doctorate that goes with that name and owes her at least the sensei suffix. Yeah, she cheated her way through, but it still fucking counts, doesn’t it? If he has a problem, he can give her another raise that will allow actual retirement to maybe happen soon in her lifetime. Then they’ll all be rid of her. Everybody wins.
She offers the slightest of acceptable bows and pulls the door closed.
Satoru tips his head back on his seat to grin at her, upside down and unrepentant. "Oh?"
"Gojo Kakashi can barely stand, let alone fight." Shoko chews over her words before gritting out, "I'm barring him from using cursed techniques and anything more than bedrest. Estimated two weeks 'till walking or light stretching. If he's gotta go up stairs within the month, there damn well better be a railing."
It's something she does less than she should. Usually she just doesn't give a shit, so Shoko can count on being taken seriously.
Satoru whistles lowly, because he must aggravate every situation he is forced into.
The look Yoshinobu-sense gives her makes it clear that Shoko's next words should be offering to speed up the healing timetable, like that's something she can do easily. "He will be required to undergo a performance review to assess his skill level."
“If you’re putting a sorcerer out there,” Shoko says with all the energy of a commuting salaryman who just got rainwater in his crocs, “then I am healing them. That is my oath.”
Yoshinobu-sensei hunches over his cane. "Unfortunate."
For him?
Maybe.
Shoko, however, could not care less. She has paperwork to fill out and an autopsy to do, unless it's Tuesday. Is it Tuesday? She's planning on spilling hot asphalt over her keyboard as an excuse for missing a conference call then.
Shoko drains the last of her cup and tosses it in the trash. "I can't stay long, but that's my say."
"We will take it under advisement."
Sure.
Shoko turns around and leaves. She needs a smoke.
"You heard the doctor," Satoru says with vicious glee as she slides the door closed. "Hey, hey, did you know that-"
Wood clacks shut; sound oddly muted beyond.
Shoko takes a moment to mourn her lack of beverage, then glances to her right at the eldest troublemaker. The reluctance in his shoulders hints that she is rather lucky to find him where he was left. Kakashi meets her apathetic look with steady resignment and raises his book in a silent toast to mutual suffering. It's the first of many similar moments.
In the end, common sense prevails. Kakashi is not required to partake in an exhibition match, which is fun, fantastic, and fortunate. Shoko loves being listened to. Respect is hard to come by. The politics that accompany both Gojo brothers are horrible and best not thought of, so she switches tasks every time her mind wanders too far and tries to keep this problem in the pocket of her lab coat amongst ink stains and soft lint. It’s the wisest choice.
Shoko submerges herself in work. Days pass, crawling by with email after email until Utahime appears to drag her out of the school.
"They're terrible," Utahime says when they find a precious moment of silence at a bus stop. Aching hands curl over coffee, as if Shoko can leach the warmth into her bones. Decaf, for once.
"Pretty sure mine are worse," Shoko grumbles. "There’s a little international shop just outside the school grounds, and for some hellish reason every last student adores their food violations. They put green food coloring in the guacamole. It’s an insult to the meal."
Utahime frowns. "What?"
"Food coloring."
"Why?"
"To hide that it expired."
Shoko's eyes close.
There's an empty sort of quiet in her head, like the seaside ponds undisturbed by crashing waves a little step away. Her jaw is amber, eyes opal, and there is a crystallized stillness that drifts like swamp water through her chest. It will break under this stress. Cracks and impurities lace structural weakness through her cartilage in the form of weight on her shoulders. Exhaustion is familiar. Waking up after a full night's sleep is not.
Caffeine withdrawal, or she just isn't used to having free time not spent desperately clawing back lost hours of sleep.
Or both.
Both is good.
"Alright," Utahime says. "You've got me there."
Shoko smiles into her cup.
Exhaustion is easy, but life is still so, so good. Days like these are nectar and ambrosia, water in the desert or pulled from the tap in her kitchen sink past 3am and all the sweeter for that late hour.
They go back to Utahime's flat, and Shoko manages to claim cooking duty. She starts the rice cooker and starts rustling through the fridge, only to learn that Utahime has placed her firmly in checkmate.
"Bath's ready," is all the warning Shoko has before Utahime all but marches her down the hallway.
Sweatpants and a shirt Utahime has never worn in her life despite buying them new are dumped into her hands. The lights are all shut off but for a soft nightlight Utahime swears isn't because Shoko lives most of her life with a headache. The large rubber duckie in the corner glows like a nightlight with dim ambient color that’s just soft enough to be comfortable. On her way out, Utahime blows a kiss at Shoko like she’d throw a fastball.
The bathroom door is shut.
Mochi promptly raises a racket.
The door is opened, cat let in, and shut again.
Shoko watches Mochi curl up next to the tub and wonders what kind of hubris that must be. Someday that cat is going to slip into bathwater and emerge a tan-white ball of soaking wrath. There will be claws. Complaints. Maybe even some yelling from multiple species, if it's a particularly fancy occasion.
Everyone gets humbled eventually.
The bath is nice. Tension drains as steam rises. Just for a moment, the strain she carries with her eases, though the weight dragging her down stays. Water to marinate in up past her shoulders can only fix so much. Pain is always a dull ache and constant drag, but her burdens seem to float in the bath, at least.
Pressure becomes manageable.
She used to think everyone felt like this: like there were chains reaching from the center of the earth to wrap around her shoulders, her head, her hips. They anchor in her cheekbones and pull her down with exhaustion. Not everyone struggles so much to stand, to walk, to work. Schedules and medication heal only so much. The rest needs careful attention. Care. Effort and discipline.
Shoko closes aching eyes and wishes she were born a fish.
Fish don't have curses.
Actually, that's not true. Some fish are curses, which kind of sucks for them. Shoko pulled the guts out of one a couple months ago and learned quite a bit about how cursed energy can interact with aquatic species. That one used it to replace oxygen. The whole thing is bizarre. Theoretically she could launch one into space and it’d survive just fine beyond issues like a lack of atmospheric pressure.
…Shoko still wishes she were born a fish.
Tomorrow she will go back to work. She isn't even being called in to do her actual job - no, tomorrow is all for office politics.
What a fucking farce.
Ceramic presses into her cheek as Shoko props her face up beside the cat. One brilliant green eye opens, pupil contracting and expanding as it adjusts to warm yellow lamplight. The cat's nose twitches.
"You don't even have a salary," Shoko whispers. Her voice catches and scrapes like thick paint under a palette knife.
One white paw reaches out, toe pads pressing against Shoko's nose. Mochi rolls, one triangle ear nearly brushing the water. Another paw lands on Shoko's chin. Back feet stick straight up, claws extended and toes wiggling with the stretch.
Yeah.
Mochi's too cute to work.
Would that they all be so lucky.
Shoko exits the bathroom in worn sleepwear to the smell of cooking garlic and onion.
After evening has fallen, she flops onto the empty futon by Utahime's occupied one. It's warm, proof Utahime plugged in her hair dryer and swept it under the blankets like a cheap heating pad. The mellow lamp between their beds stays on for a few minutes of precious silence. Mochi arrives to purr and make biscuits on Utahime's blankets.
These are the good moments.
Almost nothing hurts.
Utahime reaches out of her pile of blankets, hand offered across the floor. Shoko stretches out her own arm, braving cold in the apartment air from where her shirt sleeve ends with its promise of warmth. Their fingers lace together like the stitches holding Shoko's heart in one piece.
"Good night, ‘Hime."
Utahime's free hand blindly slaps at the light until it turns off. She has to twist at an awkward angle to do it, all elbows and the soft clumsiness that only appears with this apartment's safety.
"'Night."
The new sorcerer settles in well enough.
He's a terrible patient and a headache to deal with, but Kakashi seems aware she's regularly pulling overtime to get him functional. He never goes too far out of his way to antagonize her, and Shoko repays it by watching her cruel streak. With a little communication they strike a comfortable balance. From the rumors, she is one of the very few people he's not actively trying to tempt into homicide.
That's a misconception she's never quite understood.
Suffering does not breed wisdom. It does not cultivate patience or serenity. Gojo Kakashi is chronically ill and raging against the world. He sulks and thrashes recklessly against his limits, baiting every sorcerer he meets into a fight with poisonous cheer that mirrors his little brother's habit of smiling though anger. Shoko understands from the depths of her soul. She, too, knows what it is to be defined by too-confining limits, to wake up in the night because everything hurts too much to sleep. People like them are screaming inside, but have only headache and heartache to show for the effort. The only difference is that Kakashi turns to trolling and bad literature while Shoko marinates in apathetic smoke-drunk sorrows.
They are mutually poor role models for this kind of thing.
Kakashi sends off several Valentine's Day glitter bombs. Shoko lets him put down her flat as the return address, if only so she can witness the fallout. It goes as expected. Sheer lethality seems to be keeping the remaining Gojo elders from sniping Kakashi at long range.
Utahime watches it all from Kyoto warily. She and the new guy get along disconcertingly well for all that they logically shouldn’t.
Shoko puts it out of her mind and turns to more important matters. The students are sparring with no regard for their health, and the new first year incoming batch has only two potential recruits. Keeping them alive to adulthood is a fool's errand. Still worth a try, though.
At least it seems all the students are enjoying their summer break.
Something Shoko has never really talked about to anyone but her two closest friends in high school is that there’s an empathy component to her technique.
Cursed energy is created out of emotions. It’s a funny thing, how the nature of those components are mixed and compressed into a tangible form that can interact with the spiritual layer of the world. For an introspective technique like hers, Shoko is very aware of what negative and positive emotions are bleeding into that energy. It’s an awareness that can’t be turned off.
And the survival instinct that’s keeping Kakashi together only shuts off when he gets gleeful enough about annoying the higher-ups. It even halts the grief that follows him like a cloud of mold spores, though that’s not surprising for someone who lost the first twenty or so years of their life to an illness that may never be completely cured.
She really could not care less about who he’s tempting into murder, so long as the fallout does not reach her.
So Shoko shoos Kakashi away and stitches him back together through a series of appointments.
They might be something like friends.
Maybe.
He’s less malevolent than Satoru, more willing to let her pass out on the sofa of his ramshackle house in the woods, when leaving campus would go against her contract but staying awake would lead to injury. In return, she drops the formality and occasionally heals him outside the clinic. The big nerd hates the smell of cleaning chemicals. She bullies him into caring for himself, he adjusts his life to allow her a few seconds of sleep, and they keep each other alive. 
One night he shows up at her window, Utahime behind him and Nanami hauled over one shoulder like a sack of potatoes, and demands they roast a wild boar he somehow hunted and killed for fun. Utahime claimed there was no ethical problem with game animals the government is literally advertising to minimize farm damage, but Shoko is already both not sure enough to ask and too tired of the hereditary Gojo nonsense to question it. Nanami later informs them that boar-hunting alone is ill advised. How he sounds regretfully familiar with the process is a mystery Shoko is content to ignore until she forgets it. Besides, if Kakashi can take out an adult wild boar while alone, he can hunt however he wants.
So.
Friends.
He’s like a feral cat.
But when Kakashi wanders through the door to her infirmary with a book practically glued to his face and a little brother skipping at his heels, Shoko isn't expecting thanks. That's not something doctors get in the jujutsu world when they bar sorcerers from fighting. Theirs is the duty of resupplying soldiers in this never-ending war against curses, and any spare time can be spent in more productive ways than loitering around and recovering.
They get complaints from impatient brats. Pleas for help with fallen teammates and friends. Resentment for failure to fix the world. Demands from their superiors.
Not thanks.
"You didn't have to buy us time back then," Kakashi says vaguely, and it's honest and cheeky like the lethal menace Shoko just knows he'll end up becoming once fully healed. "Thanks."
Sounds fake, but okay. Sure. "Is this because I'm about to operate on you?"
Satoru faux-gasps at her cruelty, but Kakashi just crinkles his visible eye. 
"Maa, didn't you know? It's good to be on decent terms with your doctor."
Shoko rolls her eyes and checks her own reserves of reverse-cursed energy as she drones, "shut up and lie down. Satoru, you can sit in the chair if Kakashi is fine with that, but one step closer and I'll ruin your life."
Satoru parks himself on the chair, elbows on his knees and grin a bit too wide. "That was almost a decent threat."
"I have blackmail and your brother's phone number."
Satoru makes a sound like she just hit him with a rubber chicken, and Kakashi wheezes a laugh until Shoko shoves a clipboard in his face to fill out.
She's nearly finished coaxing his cursed energy into something a little less noxious, and by all accounts he's capable of entering the field physically. He's got enough of a clean bill of health. At the very least, she's not going to limit his exercise anymore.
The problem is that he's still functionally curse-bait. Stepping outside the barrier will make his presence light up like a beacon.
Last night she scraped together just enough sleep for steady hands. It’s not enough to deal with everything, but… enough to let him go without fighting for his life every second he's outside a barrier. She can grant him subtlety. Mostly. Particularly sensitive curses will still notice that something's wrong, though.
It takes three hours of ridiculously delicate focus on Kakashi's cursed and reverse-cursed energy.
Three hours of mind-numbing details, miniscule adjustments, and use of old techniques that are all but crumbled to dust.
But she does it, tells Satoru to keep an eye on his brother while she passes out for five minutes, and tosses her gloves in the trash. He'll notice if anything is wrong. That's pretty much what his technique was made for, after all. Whether he has to climb onto the cot and wrap his spindly brother in a hug is another matter entirely.
Kakashi endures the obnoxious mother-henning with a resigned grace Shoko is very familiar with. Satoru tends to inspire that reaction in his close friends.
It's fine.
It's done.
She can sleep for a few damn minutes.
Shoko's eyes slip closed the second she collapses at her desk. She wonders, as she notes the heavy pull of drowsiness, how this will come back to bite her.
Technically she shouldn't nod off at work.
Technically.
Satoru has the basic decency to keep his voice at a manageable level as she dozes. It's not behavior anyone expects from a man who does his best to embody a lethal court jester to the utmost degree, but people forget that Satoru knows weakness. He knows how easy bones crack and shatter; how fragile lives are when contrasted with Infinity. Untouchability throws the world into stark comparison. He can probably see the buildup of stress in her mind, the blood flow and developing bags under her eyes, and the red tracing over her sclera as capillaries burst from lack of sleep.
So, no.
Satoru's not going to piss off a doctor. Much less his friend, who he saw go from a grungy kid with an attitude problem to the chain-smoking wine aunt she is now.
It is, Shoko thinks as she accidentally drops into a deeper sleep, his most redeeming quality.
She wakes up eighteen hours later with a killer headache on Satoru’s ridiculously expensive couch. Some merciful deity has encouraged Satoru to keep the lights off and leave a paper napkin on the table next to her in their usual signal. Shoko remembers high school. She remembers collapsing in the back of black cars, both her boys beside her after a mission accomplished. They’d all nod off in the wake of an adrenaline high. She can picture it now - Suguru sitting up straight like some kind of monster, Shoko leaning on his left shoulder, and Satoru drooling on his right.
Good times.
Then one died, one lost his anchor, and one lost her way.
Now she's waking up and her mouth feels like something died in it, her eyes are crusted over, and the blanket tossed over her has slipped away to leave her cold as a frozen hell. At least the lights are off.
Small mercies.
Shoko grabs the napkin and finds her way to the fridge, cracking it open to pour holy light across kitchen tiles and countertops. Squinting past illuminated sweets, Shoko fishes out the takeout.
Yakisoba.
Nice.
Dim streetlights pour illumination in from open windows, helping Shoko stumble towards Satoru’s bedroom door. Luck and little else keep her from tripping on the carpet before finding it nearly closed. He even put a nameplate on it. Cute. She does him the favor of opening it past the carpet to preserve the expensive repairs from this exact scenario, which repeats at least biannually. Habit makes her check there’s no weird knives tucked on top of the door frame before stepping back and kicking the door open with little ceremony. Noodles are shoved into her mouth as she peers in.
Satoru’s not there. Kakashi is passed out like a starfish, but Shoko could care less about that one. She’s looking for her honorary brother. The sweet-tooth dumbass.
Oh, that fucking idiot.
She retreats to the room she was in and yep, there he is, passed out while sitting in the window like the world’s most dandelion-shaped target. Some people make the worst decisions. Worse still, they have the skills to half-way justify it, which only makes the dumbass ideas hit slightly different. This feels like a rosemary-flavored mistake. Satoru has herbs growing in a line of pots by his bedroom, though it's only recently that she discovered he isn't at fault for the little garden at all.
She thinks the rosemary is named Bisuke.
Or Pakkun.
Whatever.
Someday Satoru is going to get sniped.
Shoko considers kicking her former teammate for old time’s sake.
Upsides: he’s near indestructible and wouldn’t be hurt by the fall. He also wouldn't be offended - if anything, it'd be nostalgic given what he and Suguru used to pull when they devolved into wrestling.
Downsides: he’d be loud about it.
She kicks him.
Gently.
Really, it's his own surprise and need for drama that tips him out the window. They both know this, but his squirrel brain loves it for some reason.
Once Satoru has been defenestrated, re-fenestrated, and subsequently complained about the entire process, Shoko is feeling a little better.
She spends the next day at Satoru's apartment, sheltering from her responsibilities like she's sixteen years old again. Sixteen and bright. Sixteen and proud. Sixteen and able to shirk these duties without counting the lives her days off cost on tackily painted nails.
But everyone needs a break.
Overwork is a medical condition.
Shoko lies on the scraggly rug in Satoru's apartment, head on a pillow from the couch and blanket on her lap. She watches the wind blow thin curtains into the room like tidal waves. It is the way of things; this push and pull. Sunlight paints the fabric brilliant white, like it's washed the cotton with water, time, and thyme.
Ceramic clinks.
"A medic's first duty is to heal and keep healing until the job is done," Kakashi says as he sets a cup of tea on the floor somewhere by her elbow. "A medic's second duty is to let their comrades hold the fighting far away from them."
Shoko sighs from the depths of her soul.
"A medic's third duty," he says, "is to die last."
"Which old journal did you pull that from?"
Kakashi smiles behind the mask.
It's such a non-answer.
Shoko looks at him with a doctor's mind and notes how the shadow under his visible eye is already lesser. The other is hidden under fabric, because despite whatever injury cost him it, Kakashi scorns real eye patches. He's so weird. Shoko loves that for him. She also fully supports the healthy color he's already regaining.
"Alright, then," she says, too exhausted and aching to really push this or any other matter. "Keep your secrets."
"Headache?"
"Fading." Shoko eyes him, noting the tension he always holds. It's lesser, yes, but not gone. "You?"
Kakashi tips his head to the side. "Better."
Alright.
Shoko debates hauling herself upright and decides against it. "So, how's Satoru treating your new read?"
Kakashi hacks out an oddly lupine laugh and plops down to sprawl just out of reach. They sit on the ground, forsaking the couch entirely, as he tells her exactly how scandalized his little brother is at his newest choice in smutty romance novels.
-
Satoru drags Megumi off on a field trip and comes back with a vessel of Sukuna. 
Shoko hears about it and mourns all the time she'll have to spend patching up a teenager with that kind of risk assessment skills. The kid looked at a shriveled-up finger that radiated pure evil, and said: wouldn't it be wild if someone ate that? Hey. Hey, is anyone gonna…? Let me just… just put this in my mouth like a toddler. 
Then he didn't wait for an answer.
Disgusting.
Who even does that?
Kakashi and Nanami have started a running bet on what kind of monsters Satoru's students will turn into. One of them's already apparently unhinged, and Megumi goes completely wild if he's pushed far enough in a fight. Shinigami users resemble their spirits over time due to the leaking energy of their techniques, and it shows. Kugisaki – the new student Shoko doesn’t know past paperwork – has pride to spare and brutality to match. She's got a technique the higher-ups can market as merciful. Elegant. It hides the blood. 
They're going to be world-shakers.
Do we get paid overtime for this, Nanami types into their group chat. Kakashi sends him a reply made only of assorted emoji hearts.
No💖, he adds like an afterthought.
Ugh.
Shoko would bet on Satoru snapping and killing the elders before Itadori Yuuji consumes all ten fingers, but Kakashi is right there. Waiting. Lurking in the rafters like an evil little patch of mold. Her workload is heavy enough without this all boiling over, because if there's no fatalities due to internal squabbling, Shoko will be honestly surprised. Stress bubbles under her skin.
She needs to do her taxes.
Shoko goes home, flops face-first onto her couch, and screams into the cushions.
An email notification pops up, one solitary light in the dark apartment. Shoko glares at her phone from the corner of her eye and wonders who will die if she calls in sick tomorrow.
She won't.
Some days, Shoko's mind and body calls it quits. She saves her sick days for when she physically can't get out the door. It's not worth wasting time off that will be needed unexpectedly later. Burnout is hard to fight when her cursed technique is holding up half the jujutsu world. Doctors don't sleep enough, but sorcerers push their medical teams to the edge daily. Shoko thinks it's part of the exorcist culture.
There are so many people who are irreplaceable and running on fumes all at once.
Mei Mei-senpai would make the list if she weren't expensive enough to make the elders wary. Self-employed and a prodigious sensory technique, combined with perfect awareness of her value. She answers to nobody but her bank account. It's not a fair comparison when the rest of them trudge along through political quagmire.
Rats in a maze.
Mei Mei-senpai made a place for herself. Suguru cracked under the pressure. Satoru kicks the whole maze around until it rearranges to his liking, damn the consequences and everyone else. Shoko wonders who will be next to shift this house of cards.
It's trembling.
Do the elders see?
She passes out on that couch, too tired to heat dinner in the microwave. It takes most of her energy to plug in her phone and snag a blanket from the floor.
Morning sun drifts through the windows.
Screeching music drills into her ears.
Five, Shoko tells herself. Four. Three, two, one- She pushes herself off the couch and smacks into the floor. A bruised hip and elbow chivvy her upright, then through her morning routine.
Email notifications follow her out the door.
She is halfway awake by the train station.
Three-quarters awake and covering a yawn by the time she reaches the school entrance.
A man in a business suit is waiting at her office door. Shoko scans him for injuries out of habit, notes the regulation white dress shirt, black jacket, black slacks, and wonders who she pissed off this time.
He introduces himself but Shoko's coffee burns her hands, and she misses his name. It feels rude to ask again, so she gets a business card. She finds she does not need it when he steps aside, and a wizened old man appears from behind him in the world’s shittiest magic trick.
An esteemed elder.
Not one she's ever spoken to, though.
He has questions about her two least favorite patients.
About what happened to the last Gojo head.
About how strong Kakashi is. Does she know he beat a special grade with his bare hands and no formal training? How did he do it? Did she detect anomalies while healing him?
Confidentiality is something they seem rather intent on ignoring, no matter how often she cites the law. Not like that could hold anyone back in the jujutsu world, but Shoko is still beholden to her oaths.
In all honesty she really doesn't pay them much notice, but they’re useful. Sometimes.
Like now.
"I am delighted to inform you that the Gojo brothers are none of my business," Shoko says flatly as she flicks on the overhead lights. "It's my new favorite motto. The world is weird, and I'm tired, so I've decided that unless given a good reason, I am minding my own business."
"He is nearly a curse-user," the elder notes, which is a captivatingly bold lie. Kakashi is unhinged as a half-rabid wolf, but he hides it right up until someone threatens his brother.
Besides, what’s the definition of curse-user? Someone who has a technique and uses it in a way that’s not perfectly what the old busybodies want? Big fuckin’ whoop. They can call her when she makes the list. Until then, Shoko is going to sit in her lab sharing a smoke with her wine and her misery.
"Oh?" Shoko says, as if distracted by finding gloves. They're in the same place as always, but she rustles through a cabinet to show proper disdain for the authorities. Ignoring him feels delightfully petty. "Is that all?"
"If he refuses to submit his techniques for testing again, we will take measures."
Satoru would have a field day with that.
She kind of wants them to take those cute little ‘measures’ just so everyone getting comfy with their unquestioned power remembers a bit of humility. There's no need for the jujutsu world to resemble a dictatorship quite so closely.
"I simply do not care about that." The curse she needs to inspect makes a heavy splat sound as she drops it on the dissection table.
The old man pointedly lifts a sleeve over his nose.
He is ignored.
If she cycles her technique internally, Shoko can cleanse her lungs of chemical fumes with every inhale. This ability is not replicable. Sooner rather than later, she will be left alone. Shoko pries cartilage loose from a femur and cracks it open to sniff at cursed bone marrow. 
Apparently he has no clue how to deal with her apathy, because he rambles on as if she didn't say anything. It's annoying. Shoko guts another curse and spills bleach across the floor until he gets the hint and leaves. Good riddance.
Windows are thrown open, fans turned on, the floor cleaned, and Shoko contentedly settles elbow-deep in her research.
She stays there until her lunch break, which Shoko uses to march into the forest towards a tiny little cottage-like residence Satoru recently pushed, prodded, and bullied his way into securing. The idea of giving a former curse-magnet access to a barrier space that can contain that issue should it resurface was just logical enough for the elders. They chose a little scrap of land in the forest, had the beefiest barriers they could think of built up, and seemed content to forget about it entirely. Whether the building appeared within these barriers before or after barrier creation is unclear. It has a coffee machine, a couch, and an owner that doesn't mind her crashing at his place for five blessed minutes.
Kakashi is good like that, even if he's a menace.
Luckily, her friend is sitting outside like usual these days. He's sharpening blades the old-fashioned way with a whetstone, though Shoko ignores this.
"Is anyone listening in?"
Kakashi turns towards her just enough to watch, likely caught off guard by the bluntness. They tend to poke at each other and complain about whatever inconvenience caught their fraying attention. It’s a habit built out of long hours dragging his health into something manageable. They know each other's boundaries; Shoko complains, Kakashi trolls, and they mutually go easy on each other. 
Kakashi leans back until he's leaning on one of the paper ofuda plastered around his little building. "No."
"When this all goes up in flames," Shoko says, "do me a favor? Kill your targets."
Kakashi's hands pause on the blade. "That's treason."
Treason.
What an archaic term for the mercy she's asking. 
"I am so tired," Shoko says quietly. "Please. Don't let them push my technique past its limits in the aftermath."
Stone and steel scrape together one last time before Kakashi chooses another blade.
"Some things never change," he says, so quietly Shoko wonders if she's supposed to hear. Then, louder, "alright."
Thank goodness and good riddance.
Shoko could refuse to heal whoever shows up for emergency treatment in the aftermath of that inevitable conflict. She could pick and choose. Doing so would break many rules, though.
Shoko isn't Kakashi or Satoru. Her worth and use fail if she refuses to offer them up for consumption. It is an exhausting way of life that leaves her feeling hollow and beaten, but she is still standing. Despite it all, Shoko is still here. That matters.
"Thanks," is all she says.
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A/N: Regarding how/why Kakashi reincarnated: thats really up to you as a reader. I, personally, think the Sage was skipping stones across the tanabata star river and accidentally beaned a ninja in the head with one. A second chance at life is his apology gift. Kakashi remembers none of this. He is living off the goal to someday figure out how to summon his doggos, completely unaware that the ninja world he left is dealing with the fact that several dozen witnesses saw an elite assassin get struck down from the sky. Divine judgement to the extreme. They then saw an old due with horns and unmistakable resemblance to many folktales to show up, scratch his head at the whole aftermath, and go "whoops" before dipping. My basis for this theory is that I think it's funny
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xvicycs · 2 years
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[text] furby face, dile a tu novio rana que me devuelva mi encendedor o vamos a tener problemas [text] no se lo digo yo porque me tiene bloqueada, the neRVE
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[text]: ヽ (> ∀ <☆) ノ !!!! [text]: u smell like trash te huelo desde el cuarto de suguru [text] si fumas se te van a quedar los dientes amarillos u know y serás como un viejo [text]: qué me ofreces a cambio de tu encendedor??
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🌹 Love Languages with the JJK Men🌹
🌸 ✨ or, their terms of endearment for you and how they express their love ✨ 🌸
Do not plagiarize or repost my work onto other platforms, especially tiktok! No plagiarism or hate please.
Author’s Note: god I spent all day on this and accidentally deleted it so here it is again I’m sorry everyone
Characters: Gojo Satoru, Nanami Kento, Toji Fushiguro, Naoya Zenin, Choso
Pairings: Gojo Satoru x fem!reader, Nanami Kento x fem! reader, Toji Fushiguro x fem! reader, Naoya Zenin x fem! reader, Choso x fem!reader
Content Warnings: use of y/n (your name), reader is fem!reader and uses she/her pronouns. nothing explicit but mentions of sex (specifically withholding sex in an established relationship) in Toji’s part, some mentions of violence/gore/blood in Choso’s. Slight spoiler warnings regarding Choso if you’re an anime only fan. Naoya being a misogynist and just…being Naoya in general? There’s some cursing and bad language.
🧿 🧿 🧿 Gojo Satoru:
-would purposely call you the most obnoxious names ever
-the farther you get into your relationship the more convoluted the pet names will get and the more you learn to just go with it.
-he’ll bounce towards you in public, saying in a sing songy voice, “I’m here, my little hazelnut and mocha cream topped with blackberry jam filled chocolate sprinkle topped choux pastry ball!” without even missing a step, and he’s not even out of breath. You will definitely get a lot of weird stares because he was not even trying to be quiet.
-over time, his pet names for you start to sound more and more like obnoxiously long Starbucks orders.
-will call you cutesy names too. Like (y/n)-chan, or a cutesy version of your name that he does for everyone (I.e: Nanamin, Megumin).
-they’re really random and you wonder how he even comes up with them but they’re weirdly endearing? they’re very much Gojo Satoru.
-for example, he calls you bubbmon because he thinks it’s cute and derpy looking and it reminds him of you (reminder that it’s canon that he’s a digimon fan lmao).
-he starts to get you all the merch he can find of bubbmon.
-for your one year anniversary, he gets you a cheap plastic figurine of bubbmon he got from one of those 100 yen gachapon crane games that he spent over three hours trying to get. You love it.
-ok, hear me out. Exchanging weird gifts is your guys’ love language.
-you start to call him a furby and for his birthday you get him a custom modified furby that you actually paid A LOT of money for. It looks just like him, with white fur and the blue-ist blue eyes (btw I love how the fandom calls him a furby I mean it’s true tho). It even came with a little blindfold and everything!!
-when he gets it, he’s delighted. he realizes he loves it because you obviously spent a lot of time and money into getting something really dumb that you knew would make him laugh. He’s received plenty of extravagant gifts in his life but he’s never felt anything when receiving them. Your gifts just hit different. He doesn’t know why, but like, they’re just so funny and clever and he loves that the gifts you exchange make absolutely no fucking sense to anyone other than you two.
-he carries the furby around everywhere. Like, he shoves it into the face of anyone who will listen and starts bragging about how his wonderful, perfect “bubbmon-chan” got him this customized western toy that reminded her of him.
- at first, while it was sweet and only a little bit obnoxious, the first years didn’t mind. But gojo started to bring the thing with him everywhere. He would have it sit next to him during training, he would even occasionally ditch class and have “Furby! Gojo” be perched on his desk as his “substitute.”
-yeah, you had unknowingly created a monster.
-the furby honestly freaks everyone out.
-his students unsuccessfully try to destroy it, but it turns out he extended his automatic infinity to also protect the furby. They find this out when Shoko tries to put out her cigarette on it and fails when he leaves it behind “to watch over the students” while he’s on a mission.
-“why can’t you two give each other flowers and jewelry like a normal couple?!” Nobara groans, as she vents to you, “I swear, that thing is sentient, its eyes follow me where ever I go.”
-“I think it’s kind of cute,” Yuuji says, “but, ah, it’s also creepy. Like one of Yaga-sensei’s dolls.”
-“do not associate me or any of my creations with that thing,” Principal Yaga grumbles as he passes by.
-But still, it makes you feel all warm inside that he treasures your gift.
-and like, you have to be at least a little bit insane to be with gojo. Just run with it. Embrace it. Because you know he will.
-gojo calls you more cutesy pet names too, just less often. Will coo “my little wife” whether you’re married or not, or “honey-chan”.
-might ironically call you “babe” or “baby” but it gets less ironic over time
🥖 🥖 🥖 Nanami Kento:
-I personally can’t see him as someone who calls you by any pet name at first lol.
-he would never use “babe” or “baby” I can’t see him ever doing that.
-literally will always respectfully refer to you by your name with “-san” even when you’re dating.
-when you’re close enough that he’s privy to your goofier side he calls you “fool” or “idiot” but ofc in an affectionate way—he calls you this as he smiles fondly.
-when you know each other for longer though he slowly becomes less stiff and drops the formal “-san” but he still doesn’t use any cutesy nicknames
-he’s more about showing his love rather than just talking the talk ya know? He’s that kind of guy
-he never dates casually, if he does date he’s looking for something long term and he makes this clear to you from the beginning. At the same time he’s not the most emotionally open guy and it takes a while to get him to put down his walls, so your relationship, while steady, will progress relatively slowly.
-after years and years of dating (yes it takes that long) he’ll finally start using pet names. You’ll probably be married by that point.
-But like, old fashioned and classic ones like “sweetheart”, dearest”, “dear,” “my love,” “love”. When he’s feeling particularly amused by you he calls you “dove” or “my little kitten” or really any animal you remind him of
-I really feel like of all of the characters listed here he’d have the most personalized pet names for you? Whatever silly or random thing that reminds him of you—ex: a detail or character from a story he read or a foreign dish he’s tried.
-For example, he teasingly calls you his angry little kitten because he revealed to you that before you two were acquainted with each other, he had seen you yelling at Gojo for dumping an entire mugful of sugar into your drink before stealing it for himself.
-You tried to jump up to get the drink, slamming your hands against Gojo’s imposed barrier. He had been holding the drink over his head, sometimes turning away to sip from it while shoving your irate face away with his large hand. You started to tear up in rage.
-Eventually Gojo disabled his infinity, infuriating you even further.
-“Aw, you cryin’?” he mocks, laughing while you tried to clamber over his ridiculously long body before giving up, but not before kicking him in the shin and stomping off, causing him to trip and lose his composure enough to spill a bit of the drink on himself.
-Nanami remembered smirking at the sight of Gojo doubling over from your kick—more so in surprise than actual pain, and mentally thanked you, a stranger at the time, in his head for providing him with a small moment of entertainment. After all, watching Gojo being humbled was always appreciated.
-his eyes, hidden by his goggles, had followed you for a reason he didn’t care to think about, and he found himself curious about you, which was…weird. No one really piqued his curiosity. All those idle thoughts vanished, however, when he saw your sad eyes and the tears that ran down your face.
-Oh.
-it was obvious to him that you were sad, and that it wasn’t about the drink, or even about Gojo, who had most likely stolen your drink in a misguided and idiotic attempt to distract you and lift up your mood.
-His hands twitched, and to his own disbelief, he found himself wanting to wipe your tears away. He wondered what had made you upset. Before he could think any further, you were gone in a flash, walking past him without noticing him at all.
-he admonished himself for these ridiculous notions, and was also confused. he wasn’t partial to public displays of emotion, he found them distasteful, even, especially from others. Why had he wanted to comfort you? It’s not like he, a stranger, could walk up to you and catch your tears in his thumb as he tells you it’s alright. Besides, he’s far too awkward and tired and broken to offer emotional support he probably can’t provide to someone he doesn’t even know.
-months later, he finally met you, and found that you were quite professional and subdued. Not at all like the first impression you had unknowingly provided. This piqued his curiosity even further.
-“you reminded me of a little cat trying to pick a fight with a tiger,” he recounted fondly, “when you were trying to get that drink back.”
“An asshole tiger,” you grumbled, “and he’s more of a beanstalk than a tiger, he still owes me for that drink, I paid for it—“
He presses a kiss to your forehead to appease you, “I agree,” he hummed, “Gojo-san is indeed an asshole beanstalk.”
-“more importantly,” he continues, “why were you crying?” He asks. You flush, immediately knowing what he’s referring to.
-“I was not!” you yelp.
-“you were,” he replies calmly.
-“fine,” you grumble, “maybe I was. But I don’t remember. It was something stupid, and that’s all I know. Probably waking up with a crick in my neck, or train delays, or the power in my apartment going out, I just felt really shitty and tired.”
-“and yet you recall that Gojo still hasn’t paid you back for the drink he took from you on that exact day?” He responds with a raised brow. You’re about to stutter out an over defensive and indignant response when you spy the corner of his mouth lift up. Kento? Teasing?
-“if you must know,” you say in a muffled voice, flopping face first into your pillow, “I remember that day only because a certain handsome stranger with the lame glasses I saw sometimes around campus saw me crying with snot running down my nose, and I started to break down and cry in embarrassment again as soon as I got home.”
-when you don’t hear anything for a while, you raise your head from your pillow. You see him, stifling his laughter, his broad shoulders shaking in exertion.
-“Kento?” You ask, concerned. You reach out to touch his shoulder.
-he grabs your hand and squeezes it gently before starting to laugh. The sound was hoarse at first, as if he hadn’t laughed in a while, before it settles into a full, rumbly timbre. The sight of it is odd. You don’t think you’ve ever seen or heard him laugh. You’ve seen him amused plenty of times, sure—your ridiculous antics made that possible—but you’d never seen him laugh in what seemed like pure, unbridled joy. You decide you like how his laugh sounds, and at that moment, you vow to do whatever it takes to hear his laugh again.
“I see,” he finally says, regaining his composure “well, I thought it was rather endearing.”
-he never uses these pet names in public, only during intimate moments shared between you two. You’re more likely to hear him call you a pet name when it’s his day off and he tucks a strand of your hair under your ear as he mutters it under his breath quite casually than when you’re both grocery shopping outside.
🗡 🗡 🗡 Toji Fushiguro:
-if you ask him to call you anything lovey dovey he’ll laugh at you for five minutes straight
-most of the time he’ll just call you “dummy” or “idiot” while fondly ruffling your hair.
-he will also call you “dumbass” or “loser” but not seriously, it’s his way of showing affection. He’s emotionally constipated.
-will call you “babe” or “baby” if you’re mad at him and he’s trying to get back on your good side.
-will even call you “sweetheart” if you’re super pissed at him and not having sex with him as a result.
-ngl most of his pet names for you are insults but you don’t mind because it’s pretty obvious he means them affectionately.
-yes even in soft moments lol, for example when you accidentally make him worried
-like when you forgot to charge your phone and it died while you were out with friends in the evening. when you didn’t answer his calls he panicked and thought that someone who held a grudge against him (very likely considering his line of work and his past) killed you or kidnapped you. Maybe someone related to one of his victims or someone from the Zenin clan.
-So he’s on this downward spiral of despair, thinking to himself that he ruins everything when you unlock the door and pad in. He just stares blankly at you as you unwrap your scarf. Before you can say anything he just wrestles you into a hug and just says gruffly, “you made me worry, asshole.”
-when you respond by teasing him for going soft on you he’ll give you a noogie.
🍎 🍎 🍎 Naoya Zenin:
-will call you by insulting nicknames, but unlike Toji, he will mean them and they are 100% malicious.
-if he’s in a good mood he’ll call you “wife” instead of his standard “woman” or “girl” (you’re probably in an arranged marriage tbh, I don’t see him dating casually bc he probably sees himself as above all that).
-most commonly will point at you or just call you “you”.
-however I know that you Naoya stans are out there so here you go:
-with Naoya it’s all in the tone and the nuances. in the rare, minuscule chance that he ends up somehow developing a soft spot for whoever he marries, he’ll call you “wife” but in a softer tone, muttered under his breath so no one else can hear. If the tips of his ears are bright red and he looks flustered and annoyed instead of his standard smug shit eating expression that means he’s a goner.
-before, when he’d call you “my wife,” or “woman” by saying those words through gritted teeth and barely contained rage, while gripping your wrist possessively when a visiting member of the Kamo clan started to get awfully touchy with you, you knew that possessiveness was akin to that of a spoiled child not wanting to share his toy with anyone else.
-after you start to understand each other though, and he saw the same Kamo try to get closer to you during the next big gathering, he’d ask them what they’d want while referring to you as “my wife”. This time, he’s not clutching your wrist to the point that you wonder if he’ll leave bruises, but he’s taking your arm so that it’s firmly intertwined with his. He’s angled his body so that you’re leaning against him. This time, he’s protective. And probably also possessive and jealous but hey this is naoya we’re talking about.
-it becomes increasingly more obvious that you’re the apple of his eye when you fall ill with a mild cold. He grabs your face and turns your head from side to side, trying desperately to remember any of the remedies his nannies had used for him. He doesn’t, sadly. He’s never had to care for anyone, including himself—there were always others to pamper him. So then why does he feel so helpless?
-He wants you to get better. What’s that tightening feeling in his chest? Is he coming down with whatever you fell ill with?? It’s called thinking about a person other than yourself, Naoya.
-He’s literally stomping around your bed giving pointless demands to the servants and the healer, checking up on you like a nagging mother hen.
 -he literally demands the most expensive doctors and healers to be sent to your room to treat you. he’s even about to have renowned doctors from overseas be flown to your residence before you point out to him that by the time they’ve arrived, you would have probably recovered from the little cold you had.
-to the surprise of the servants, he doesn’t snap at you for speaking back to him or correcting him, but instead reluctantly agrees. When he feels everyone’s stares, his face flushed and he yells at them to get back to work.
-As you’re drifting off to sleep, you could have sworn you saw him wipe your forehead using a cool cloth with clumsy fingers and whisper your name. You blink in surprise because he’s never actually used your name before, at least not in such a sincere way.
-Later, when you wake up, he denies this. “What are you doing getting delirious and hearing things when it’s supposed to be a mild cold? Not that I’d know, I’m not weak like you so I don’t get sick. Hurry up and get better, will you?” (a few days later he falls ill with the same cold you had. He is very uncooperative with all the doctors who are called to treat him, and it is only until you coax him into letting you feed him a spoonful of cheap over the counter cold medicine that he calms down enough to fall asleep and recover, much to everyone’s annoyance).
-soon, word spreads that the spoiled, selfish Zenin heir has a soft spot for his wife. Naoya will punish any servants who overhear him during his soft or vulnerable moments by assigning them undesirable tasks (like cleaning up Naobito’s room after he’s gone on his weekly bender).
- When his family members and fellow members of the Hei unit start teasing him for being such a sap, he challenges them to a “friendly spar” and then beats their asses.
-basically if he has feelings he has no idea what to do with them.
-just to be clear, even if he does fall in love with you he’s still just as unbearable, he’s only slightly less intolerable to you.
🌙 🌙 🌙 Choso:
-he doesn’t get the concept of a pet name or a nickname.
-“your name is y/n, why would I call you anything else?”
-it takes some time. He does think of some pet names for you and Yuuji, but at first they’re just “*insert hair color*-haired love of my life-chan” for you, or “pink haired youngest baby brother-chan” for Yuuji. He’s trying his best, ok?
-the closer you get, the more enthusiastic he becomes. He thinks of some weird ones, like— “my bright sun for whom i would kill a thousand men for and countless more if you so desired,” which was quite a mouthful but oddly sweet.
-but as he grows more comfortable and familiar with the concept, he starts calling you “my muse” or “my light”.
-in settings where you’re alone he calls you “love”. It sounds right somehow. It’s something that you call him too and he likes that it’s a word that you can exchange with him too.
-he also has pet names for you based on inside jokes. When he starts to get better at pet names and suggests that he retire “my bright sun for whom i would kill a thousand men for and countless more if you so desired” because he’s now embarrassed by it, you pout, because you actually like it. When you ask him why he doesn’t want to use it anymore, he flushes before saying, “it’s not accurate. You’re not the sun.”
-“hm?” You respond, listening attentively. He hesitates before clarifying, “The sun is destructive, it makes its presence known immediately, it’s capable of great pain and fear—“
“ah, so did you decide on this after you got that nasty sunburn when we went to the beach for the first time last week?“ you teased, smirking. His cheeks darken and flush and he looks away.
“Sorry,” you say, fluffing his pigtails, “please continue. I want to hear the rest of what you have to say.”
“—If anything, you’re the moon. A gentle, calming presence.” He buries his head in your shoulder, “beautiful.”
-“I like that,” you respond thoughtfully, “I can be your moon. Yuuji can be your sun. He’s capable of great destruction and he’s so bright it’s impossible to not notice.”
“That sounds better,” Choso breathes, closing his eyes, “My moon. My precious moon.”
“But Choso?”
“Hm?”
“Would you still kill a thousand men for me if I wanted you to?”
“Yes, I’d kill a thousand men for you. I’d create a crimson sea of blood for you to bathe in if that was what you wanted.”
“…that’s so fuckin’ awesome,” you say under your breath.
“I never knew you were so violent, my moon,” he says.
You snicker in response, continuing to play with his hair.
-however, afterwards he calls you “my bloodthirsty moon” or “my violent moon” sometimes as an inside joke between you two, in addition to “my moon”. At first he does this teasingly but it just comes out naturally as time goes on.
-he doesn’t really like using these terms of endearment in public, it just feels right when it’s you two (and Yuuji).
-remember, while he can be very affectionate, he is also capable of being cold, detached, and stoic. This is especially the case if he’s in protective mode (the killing a thousand men thing was a joke but also not really, he would kill for you without hesitation). When he’s worried about you when you’re in public, that’s the only time he’ll use a pet name for you because he won’t be thinking things through, and it’ll just slip out.
-so one day, you guys find yourselves in a supermarket where they have an extravaganza sale. There’s a line of super aggressive old people and housewives ready to run to the aisles and buy as much food as they can. You had come along and brought Choso (for help with reaching some things in the higher shelves). While you were grabbing a 70% off packet of premium cut sliced beef, a particularly aggressive housewife grabbed it after you, trying to swipe it. You tugged it back, and soon the housewife tries to shove you. Before she can, however, a cold hand grips her wrist.
“Don’t you dare,” a cold voice whispers into her ear, “lay a hand on my moon ever again.”
The housewife shrieks in terror as she sprints away.
“Geez,” you say, “and I’m the violent one?”
He doesn’t answer, and only holds your hand.
“Choso?” You lean in to whisper.
“Hm?”
“Thank you,” you say, pecking his cheek. You smirk as you see him flush heavily.
You later find out she complained about you guys to the manager, and you’re banned from the place. But they let you check out your stuff for the last time so you end up getting the premium beef for yourselves and make a really good hotpot so who’s laughing now bitch.
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tojisun · 3 years
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I would like to bill you for the next few years worth of my therapy sessions after reading how we break. I live in the US so healthcare coverage is shit.
Ok but for real tho my heart broke for y/n and everyone involved. Nobody was a bad person, it was just a situation where heartbreak was inevitable. But like, at least toji still has someone, but y/n lost everyone. And poor Megumi, just a kid, but he hates seeing someone he loves leaving and the guilt he feels for something that’s not his fault—
That ending was perfect though, because like, the most unlikely element to this angsty, sorrowful story is GOJO, the human furby with a larger than life personality, making an appearance, and yet it’s weirdly perfect?? Does gojo know right away that y/n is the one? Does he approach her right away while she’s discussing her breakup with her ex (an objectively bad decision but one that is also in character w him). How does their relationship start? How do they grow closer and fall in love?? Sorry for bombarding you with questions!!
GENUINELY CRYINF WHEN YOU MENTIONED US COVERAGE AHDJWKLE HELPP
but thank you so so much for liking the fic!!
and yes!! it’s a shit situation that pitted two people whose love are just vastly different.
toji loved you, but his love ran out. and you love him, but it’s a love not meant to be.
the relationship was beautiful and your time as a family with megumi is a blessing in its own right, but it ended and that’s that.
megumi, himself, would know what it meant losing you. he may be young and his mom may have returned, but when neither of his biological parents were there to take care of him, you filled in the spaces.
megumi may not be your blood but you loved him as dearly, and no one will ever take that from megumi.
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and yes!!! gojo’s appearance is much needed!
i am SCREAMING at you calling gojo a fucking long furby fuck i think i have a pic of that hold on-
okok op said no repost so i can’t repost ofc but here’s the link pls give a like to the beauty of long furby gojo hdhshsnab
satoru would not know you are the one, mostly because he does not know what love is. no one’s ever taught him what love is or even showed him love.
friendship is different because, yeah, he wants to hang out with you the same way he feels for suguru and shoko but he doesn’t want to smash his lips on theirs. i mean he experimented with them, sure, but he never felt such a strong pull as he does with you.
his heart had beat so fast when he saw you, but he doesn’t know why. and when gojo satoru doesn’t know what the fuck is going on in his body, he does what any normal person wouldn’t do: he goes to the damn hospital.
suguru tells him he’s got a crush but gojos don’t get crushes (they’re not allowed to) so satoru doesn’t listen to him and visits the doctor. suguru and shoko are there for support (and to tell him “i told you so” when the dr marks his heart burn as love sickness), and as always, suguru and shoko are right and satoru’s wrong.
satoru, in all his shining white haired menace glory, doesn’t know how to cope.
but that’s fine. it’s to his stumbling affection that you both relearn what love is. together.
ok but back to answering your ask:
→ when he met you at the diner, he actually does approach you. it’s more of a “hi, what’s your name?” situation that kickstarted his crush.
→ he usually lacks social cues (blame the way of his upbringing) but he’s also not dense. he knows you and toji are going through something.
→ also, shoko and suguru are his voices of reason. they help him through his feelings for you.
to be honest, i was going to leave how yn and satoru’s relationship started to the readers but here’s a vague rundown of what i imagine (it doesn’t have to be this way, it’s just what i think happened):
→ after the scene in the diner, it takes a month before you two meet again. you meet at the cafe close to jujutsu high.
→ it was afternoon, satoru’s classes have long ended and his friends have departed for the day when you came in, eyes studying the shop in amazement.
→ satoru freezes from where he sat, throat immediately parched even as he’s sucking on his milkshake.
→ you meet his eyes. for a moment, satoru’s afraid that you wouldn’t recognize him but then you send a smile his way and satoru feels sweetness flood him whole. it was far better than all the desserts he just devoured.
→ you were about to walk to a different table when satoru beckons you to his. when you sat down and exchanged greetings, he helps you order. it’s a secret menu option, one that you absolutely liked.
→ he asks you why you’re in the area. you tell him you were just looking around, but in reality you were there because you do not want to go home and you do not want to return to the diner. satoru knows you are lying but he does not probe.
→ this is how you guys start meeting. once a week, you come to the shop, smiling every time you see satoru waiting for you.
→ sometimes suguru and shoko are there, sometimes it’s just the two of you. either ways, it’s always fun hanging out with satoru.
→ once, satoru asked if you want to do something else other than eat at the cafe, but he’s still in school and you do not want any scandals or issues so you say no. satoru reluctantly agrees, thus you two spend the year in the tiny cafe, trying out all their menus and secret menus.
so you see, life with satoru was mundane but not boring. he craved normalcy (craved what it is to live just to live, and to love just to love) and he found it in you. the humanity coursing though your veins ground him, and satoru realizes that he’s never felt more alive until he met you.
in a prev ask, i answered that this is how you will know you are in love. and you will not regret confessing to him.
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AAHHH NO DONT BE SORRY FOR THE LONG ASK!! I ENJOY READING YOUR BRAINWORMS AND RESPONDING TO THEM!!!
i dont know if ive managed to answer your questions right, but hopefully i did!!
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lots-o-doodles · 2 years
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Sometimes I think about how Gojo is a 90s kid and think about how much he would love a tamagotchi
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naoyas90dayfiance · 3 years
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In which reality TV shows could the JJK characters be in?
Warning: this is canon, gege told me.
Characters: all I think
Author's note: this is messy.
Naoya Zenin: 90 day fiance.
• Naoya is reality TV gold.
•He's going to ask his "s/o" to walk three steps behind him on international TV.
•His s/o is an actress he hired because he wanted to be on TV and show how superior the Zenin clan is.
•Appears on every spin off.
•Eventually is the new face of Sister Wives.
Gojo Satoru: Love after Lockup
• In real life this man has been to prison CHANGE MY MIND.
• He spent his teenage years in prison for plotting and succeding on stealing money from big banks worldwide.
• Has been to Alcatraz twice.
• Ofc he got a s/o while being in prison. He put on his photo online and people went WILD.
• When he got out he met up with his s/o, acted all nice, charming and cute.
• Fan favorite because he's so wholesome and people wonder why he is on the show. He seems like a regular or even above average guy.
•In the final episode he disappeared and his s/o got swatted. The reason was that Satoru actually stole info and money from the Pentagon using his s/o's IP address.
• Satoru is on the run, please contact authorities if seen.
Geto Suguru: Love after Lockup
• It's canon basically, but i will explain for u.
• Terrorism. Mass murder. And a DIU for good measure.
• Sentence longer and thicker than his D- hair.
• Alpha male in Alcatraz.
• He's not allowed to leave the prison. You two only exchange letters.
• Add hearts when he signs his letters.
• Man so alpha he sends YOU money.
• You two got married somehow.
• Has a tatto on his lip (that says Satoru).
Fushiguro Toji: Gypsy Sisters
• yes, he's the main star.
• He likes the job. He beats up the crap out of his brothers, his uncles, his little cousins, his servants, other clans and even Satoru when he crossed paths with him.
• If you tune TLC at 2AM on Saturdays you can see the episode where he beats the shit out of Naoya.
• His show gets 12 seasons and it's still on-going.
• Sometimes you can see Megumi in the background chilling with his phone.
• Idk why but he got into a fist fight with Yuuji. Sukuna had to step in. The twins got beaten and sent to the hospital.
Mei Mei: Owner
• Owns TLC.
Shoko Ieri: My Strange Addiction
• She collects Furbies.
• One looks very much like Satoru.
• She's on the FBI Suspect list.
• She might have helped Satoru, idk, i'm not a snitch.
Nanami Kento: Beat Bobby Flay
• The challenge was to make the best sanwhich.
• He didn't beat Bobby Flay.
• Also on FBI Suspect list.
• They think he helped Gojo rob the Pentagon.
• he did.
• shhh.
Fushiguro Megumi: Ghosted
• He ghosted Yuuji.
• But Yuuji wants to know why.
• In the reunion, Megumi tells Yuuji he ghosted him because he was snapchatting him too much
• They ended up together again.
• Barely speaks. Doesn't want to be there. Still think the extra cash is nice but he's now worried he might not get a job because he humillated himself publicly.
Yuuji Itadori: Ninja Warrior.
• He won.
Ryomen Sukuna: Catfish.
• He used Uraume's photos.
• He catfished Ijichi.
• He got money from Ijichi.
• He got gifts from Ijichi.
• He got money from Jogo.
• He got gifts from Jogo.
• Nev and Max first thought it was Hanami who was doing the catfish.
• Never got caught.
Kugasaki Nobara: 90 day fiance.
• She met someone overseas.
• Only interested in tourism and doesn't plan to follow through the 90 days.
• Only there for IG followers.
• She's already dating Maki behind the scenes.
• High key the cutest participant on the show ever
Zenin Maki: Ninja Warrior
• She won c:
Panda: NatGeo's Wild Life.
• I saw him there last week.
Inumaki Toge: The Bachelorette.
• He pranks everybody.
• The lady thinks he's the sweetest and funniest.
• The dudes hate him.
• He doesn't get the final rose.
• He gets a bunch of attention after the show and becomes more famous than the lady.
• fuck her. Now he's rich.
Aoi Todou: My Strange Addiction.
• For collecting way too much of Takada-chan's merch.
• He needed another HOUSE to fix so much sh1t.
Kamo Noritoshi, Choso, Miwa, Momo: an educational channel for kids.
• They have an educational channel together.
• Noritoshi hosts a show teaching about science.
• Choso's show is about values and the importance of family and friendship.
• Miwa has numerous shorts about physical education.
• Momo has a show about crafting.
• Comfort channel c':
Mai Zenin: Married by Mom and Dad.
• They stepped in so Naoya won't take her as a wife xd.
• They married her to a wealthy man overseas.
• Proceeds to become part of Housewives of Beverly Hills.
• Living her best life.
Yoshino Junpei: True Crime Show Host.
• He enjoys to report the weird shit that happened to his bullies afterwards.
• Good for him. Good for him.
Mahito: Investigation Discovery Special
• They made a whole 4 hour documentary about this bitch.
Okkotsu Yuuta: Love after Lockup
•He's dating Rika.
• She was convicting for 10 accounts of first degree murder, vandalism, armed robbery, selling illegal substances, exotic animal trafficking, and car theft.
• He says she's the love of his life.
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tomonari-nue · 2 years
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Toji, Nanami, Gojou and Sukuna for the ask game please? You can do one by one or together as you see fit.
oh you're killing me here JKBSJBKDBKJD this is gonna be a long one my lads!
Nanami's been answered here!
Toji
favorite thing about them
he's an amazingly written character – everything about him was tragic from start to finish; his upbringing, his short lived joy, his eventual downfall. he embodies everything about the notion of "if everyone says i am nothing i might as well be nothing". the grief, the hopelessness, the anger, the apathy. you cannot help but mourn him just a little. just for the things that could've been.
least favorite thing about them
he's a shit father KJBDJKFBJKFBJKB–
favorite line
"Not Zenin, huh? Good for you."
brOTP
in a kinder world, him and Gojo would've been fucking hilarious.
OTP
Him and Mamaguro, the only person who had his heart [starts sobbing]
nOTP
idk man dude's 6ft under, he isnt gettin any anymore (i hope)
random headcanon
If he had lived and semi-turned his life around, he would have a severe disconnect on how to bond with his children. Megumi would be 15 and Toji would get him a toy truck bc kids like that yeah? all his bonding ides are basically more fit for kids under ten and not like. teenagers.
unpopular opinion
i genuinely think he did love his kids on some level. maybe it was unconventional, maybe it wasn't enough, but he still loved them.
song i associate with them
Ghost by Confetti
favorite picture of them
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Gojo
favorite thing about them
HE CARES. FUCKING HELL HE CARES SO MUCH ABOUT PEOPLE, HIS FRIENDS, HIS COLLEAGUES, HUMANITY IN GENERAL. he is delightfully complex and despite all his trauma, he still cares. he cares enough to desire to shape a better world for whomever comes after him. he wants everyone's future to be brighter, to be kinder, he wants everyone to not live through what he has, no matter how strong that made him.
least favorite thing about them
his hair when he takes his blindfold off and his furby-looking ghost peepers. look away, bastard, I SAID LOOK AWAY– also the fact that he's like. 190cm+ what the fuck do you need all that height for
favorite line
"I refuse to keep this kid from living the best years of his life. Not just him, but everyone." [SOBS]
brOTP
Gojo & Megumi (& Tsumiki), Gojo & Shoko, Gojo & literally any or all his students, Gojo & Nanami
OTP
Nanago and Satosugu are literally both great but Satosugu hurts me more, so im going with Nanago bc im a lil bitch
nOTP
Gohime – i dont really see it, but they make hilarious friends. Gojo & Miwa – SHE'S LIKE. 17.
random headcanon
He does NOT like cockroaches. He will literally get Megumi or anyone else to go get them for him. He's just not a fan! They get in everywhere and seem unkillable and they FLY for fucks sake! -7/10, would not recommend!
unpopular opinion
he's not a flirt – he's just good-looking and he knows it and how to utilize it when the situation calls for it.
song i associate with them
Borderline by Tove Styrke [Vanic Remix]
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Sukuna
favorite thing about them
he's so fucking evil. i love him. this guy is vile, he knows no mercy, he does what he fucking wants without any rhyme or reason. he is the pinnacle of absolute evil and worst of all, he knows how to use his powers. this guy isnt stupid! he's a smart egomaniac with no regards for human life – all that exist are his pleasures and displeasures alone, and he so damn good at it bc finally, FINALLY, we get just some bastard being fucking evil bc he CAN and he WANTS to.
least favorite thing about them
literally all of the above. i love him being evil but also i want to see him 6ft under. i want him dead. i want Yuuji to deck him. but a big moment for me was when HE KILLED MY BABY BOY YUUJI. also the fact that his og form doesnt have an actual canon appearance yet
favorite line
"Know your place, fool." "Bakana." and "Ganbare, ganbare." are a close second
brOTP
Sukuna & Uraume – Evil Besties <3 also Sukuna & Yuuji if the series were more of a whole "weird homicidal demon stuck in my head and learning how to be human" situation
OTP
Sukuna x Immediate Death <3
nOTP
Sukuna x Total World Domination </3
random headcanon
He's useless in modern society. Sure, he passively picks up the knowledge from Yuuji bc Brain Roommates and all but. He screeches when the toast pops up from the toaster. He kicks a vacuum to death bc he hates the noise. He probably also got nearly run over by a truck and proceeded to try and fight the aforementioned vehicle.
unpopular opinion
i think he finds meek people boring. all they do is snivel around and cower, its no fun for him, so he might as well just kill them now.
song i associate with them
Play with Fire by Sam Tinnesz
favorite picture of them
I KNOW I KNOW OG!SUKUNA SHOULD BE THERE BUT THIS MOMENT WAS GREAT
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nyanaminsbread · 3 years
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Ok I've been having a thought so imagine Haibara and Nanami having crushes on their mentors/senpais ( Getou and Gojo, respectively ) except that Haibara gets along splendidly with Getou, like they have movie nights every Friday which ends up with Getou and Haibara cuddling under a blanket and Getou is very sweet and nice to Haibara. Haibara mentioned he wanted to visit this cat cafe in Shibuya near the Meiji Shrine ? Getou takes him there during the weekends and they spend a day roaming the area and they get matching clothes for each other and if Getou notices Haibara's shoes are getting a little worn out he gets a new pair for him ....
Meanwhile Nanami and Gojo's relationship is like Nanami's bathing peacefully with the lights off and scented candles on with music on and Gojo just bursts into the bathroom fully nude and is like " NANAMI ... have you heard ?? The best of friends have seen each other nude so let's bathe together so we become friends !! " while his furby blue eyes are just like glowing ( they're not dating ) and Nanami slaps Gojo so hard he slips and falls and they have to pay a visit to Shoko afterwards.
So it's hilarious because Haibara and Getou's love language is like super sweet and soft ( imagine soft murmured I love yous and cuddling in bed on a Sunday morning ) but Nanami and Gojo's is like.
Gojo offhandedly mentions he wants some kikufuku mochi and Nanami goes to Sendai on a mission and comes back with a box of kikufuku mochi, which he throws at Gojo's head and is like " I GOT THIS FOR YOU I HOPE YOU CHOKE ON IT " and there's a taped note on it which reads " thanks for being a nice senpai " and Nanami offhandedly mentions he wants some bread and Gojo goes to the best bakery in Tokyo and gets like every variety of bread and comes back and gives it to Nanami, but instead of being like " Oh I got this for you because I care for you ", Gojo goes " I couldn't finish these so I got these for you hope you like it "
and the funnier thing is Haibara and Getou completely see through this, so before Nanami can even ask Haibara for help with his Mysterious Crush, ( whom he has ranted about basically everyday, and also who has white hair and blue eyes and is TOTALLY not Gojo because he's gross ) Haibara is just like , " Nanami, it's Gojo isn't it ", and when Gojo announces he has a crush and bets with Getou 1000 yen he won't be able to guess who it is, Getou's just like " Gojo we all know it's Nanami give me the money "
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latibulation · 3 years
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@offiiciium is being a gremlin. then again, so is @vaciiviity.
"yaga-sensei..." he's crying, clearly fake to someone who's known him for awhile but he's pulling it off well otherwise. "shoko has been bullying me. can you make her stop?? please." satoru won't mention that the bullying really only included nicknames like 'tree' or 'shojo furby'. surely details like that didn't matter. "you're the only person i can trust to help." a lie. he just wants her to be told off.
when they’d told him his students consisted of two special grade sorcerers and a healer, yaga had expected them to be fairly mature. he was wrong. much as getou and shoko could manage to pretend at the very least, he’s fairly certain gojo doesn’t even try.
case and point as the door to his office flings open, startling him into poking himself with the needle he’s been sewing with. damn it. 
“gojo satoru, special grade sorcerer, in possession of the six eyes and the infinity techniques, needs me to help?” masamichi raises an eyebrow, glare hidden behind his shades. he doesn’t doubt the girl has been teasing him, but he feels certain that gojo deserved whatever it was. 
still, he places the doll he’s been working on aside, faking a genuine interest. “tell me, gojo-kun, how has shoko-san been bullying you?” his hands fold in front of him as he looks the young sorcerer over. no doubt the moment he takes it seriously the tears will dry up. 
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