Beneath the surface

JJK FAN | 26 | Writer (kinda)

[dakuchokoreto]

Gojo Satoru x OC | Slow Burn • Explicit • Angst • Political Drama

Yamaoka Kikyo arrives at Tokyo Jujutsu High with a method that few share: observe before judging, understand before fighting. As she confronts students scarred by the weight of expectations and a system that wants them weapons, Kikyo discovers that it is not only the students' future that is at stake, but her own as well. In an environment where everyone watches, but few actually see, some presences cannot remain superficial. It is a story about choosing what can — and cannot — be taken from you.

This story is strictly canon-friendly. I’ve paid close attention to character consistency and the official timeline to ensure an immersive and realistic experience within the Jujutsu Kaisen universe. Updates: Every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday

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[dakuchokoreto]

JUST MY MESSY LINES

Take the amplified and the reversal, then smash together those two different expressions of infinity to create and push out imaginary mass.

Imaginary technique: Hollow Purple

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JUST MY MESSY LINES

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JUST MY MESSY LINES I'm here to save you, Utahime

You cryin'?

[startimme]

What kind of problem, Nanami? 🤔

🩷Queenami🩷

[dakuchokoreto]

JUST MY MESSY LINES

"Let's take this outside...Satoru" "You lonely? Go by yourself!"

I'm not an artist, or an art student, just someone who likes to draw her favorite characters to keep the brain rot alive 🤕

[satiiv-a]

[dakuchokoreto]

The Path of the Vengeful Woman

They left them for dead

Maki Zenin the "failure" of the Zen'in clan, Beatrix Kiddo (The Bride) the "trainee" Bill thought he could dispose of: both were underestimated and discarded by the "families" they served.

Steel forged in spite

Just as Beatrix needed Hattori Hanzo’s masterpiece to achieve her goal, Maki’s full potential was unlocked through a weapon that mirrors her soul: a master is nothing without their blade.

One vs. One Hundred

That iconic moment where the student surpasses the clan. The Zen’in Massacre is the JJK equivalent of the House of Blue Leaves. Pure, unfiltered choreography of blood.

Scars are just reminders

They didn't just survive; they were reborn. Their physical scars like Maki's burns andBeatrix’s trauma, became their armor. They stopped being victims and became the monsters the world feared.

[felixblueprint420]

im never gonna finish this

[dakuchokoreto]

A little sketch so as not to go crazy with boredom + Gojo and Suguru are officially more interesting than my thesis.

Sorry not sorry. 🎓☕

[dakuchokoreto]

The Burden of Brotherhood

Not Born, but Created

They weren't born into comfort. They were forged in the dirt, created to be weapons for families that didn't deserve them. One is a Cursed Womb; the other is a survivor of a broken world. Both are shadows of a past they didn't choose.

Blood is the Only Law

"I have no interest in anyone but my brothers." For Choso and Daryl, loyalty isn't a choice—it's an instinct. They don't fight for justice, or for the world. They fight for the person standing next to them. If you hurt their blood, you've signed your death warrant.

The Transformation

From antagonist to guardian. They both started as the "villains" or the "outcasts" in someone else's story. But the moment they found a brother to protect, their humanity blossomed through the violence. They are proof that you can choose your destiny, even if your blood is cursed.

The Silent Protector

They don't need words. They communicate through action, through scars, through presence. They are the ultimate "Tanks." They take the hits so their younger brothers don't have to. They are the shields that never break.

The Loneliness of the Hybrid

Neither fully human, nor fully monster. Choso exists in the gap between curses and men. Daryl exists in the gap between the old world and the apocalypse. They are outsiders who found a home in the heart of a war.

[adhdnojutsu]

Gojo doodle. Working on something big.

[dakuchokoreto]

Everything started with a simple promise: "Protect the weak."

The Breaking Point

For Magneto, it was the realization that humanity never learns from its atrocities. For Suguru, it was the "taste of a soul"—the realization that he was consuming filth to protect people who didn't deserve his sacrifice.

"Monkey" vs. "Flatscan"

A shift in vocabulary. They stopped seeing "people" and started seeing "obstacles."

Suguru: "Monkeys."

Magneto: "Flatscans."

The moment you rename your enemy, the war has already begun.

The Broken Brotherhood

"Are you the strongest because you're Satoru Gojo?" The most painful parallel. They both lost their "other half"—the only person who truly understood their power. Two friends separated by an ideological wall that neither could climb.

A World for Our Own

They aren't looking for chaos. They are looking for a sanctuary. A world where their kind doesn't have to hide, bleed, or die for those who despise them.

Vengeance disguised as a utopia.

[light-ripples]

[dakuchokoreto]

Thesis? Never heard of her. Only Gojo Satoru exists in this house.

👁️👁️

(Don’t mind my messy lines, I’m just a writer pretending I can draw lol)

[dakuchokoreto]

The Anatomy of a Broken Bond

Satoru & Suguru x Griffith & Guts

The Golden Age

"We were the strongest." Before the blood, before the betrayal, there was a time when the world felt small because they owned it together. Two duos who believed they were invincible as long as they stood side by side.

The Divine and the Human

One was born a God, the other a King. Gojo and Griffith share the burden of being "The Chosen Ones." But even a God needs an anchor—someone to remind them they aren't alone in the stratosphere.

The Departure that Shattered Everything

"I'm leaving."

The tragedy began with a goodbye. Guts left to find his own path; Suguru left because he could no longer walk the same one. In both stories, the one who stayed was never the same again.

The Transformation

"The taste of a soul."

To achieve their vision, they both had to consume something dark. Suguru swallowed the "filth" of humanity; Griffith sacrificed his humanity entirely. The descent into darkness was a lonely road paved with good intentions.

The Final Confrontation

"Are you the strongest because you're Satoru Gojo?"

Love turned into a curse. A blade held by a shaking hand. Whether it’s a final blessing in a Shinjuku alley or a lifelong vendetta, the bond remains—unbreakable, agonizing, and eternal.

"My best friend. My only one." vs. "He is mine."

Two stories about how the person who gives you a reason to live can also be the one who destroys your world.

[hapimaru]