Origin
Toji Fushiguro was born into the prestigious Fushiguro clan, a family of jujutsu sorcerers, but notably lacked any jujutsu talent or cursed energy herself. Rather than accept this limitation, she developed extraordinary physical prowess and combat technique, becoming one of the most dangerous fighters in the jujutsu world despite her inability to use cursed energy. She adopted the moniker "The Sorcerer Killer" and became a professional assassin, taking contracts against jujutsu sorcerers across Japan.
Powers & Abilities
Toji's primary strength lies in her superhuman physical capabilities, including peak-level strength, speed, agility, and reflexes that surpass most jujutsu sorcerers. She is a master martial artist and weapon specialist, wielding cursed weapons like the Playful Cloud and Soul-Cutting Carving Knife with deadly precision. Her cursed energy manipulation is limited, but she compensates through her ability to sense and analyze cursed energy despite not possessing her own. Toji possesses enhanced durability and pain tolerance, allowing her to sustain injuries that would incapacitate others. Her intellect and combat strategy are exceptional, enabling her to overcome opponents with far greater cursed power through superior tactics and technique.
Key Relationships
Toji was the mother of Megumi Fushiguro, whose Ten Shadow Technique she hoped to produce through their union with the Zenin clan. She was contracted by Geto Suguru and worked alongside him, though their relationship was transactional. Her past interactions with Gojo Satoru proved significant, as their confrontation during his teenage years was transformative for him.
Notable Feats
Toji simultaneously defeated multiple powerful sorcerers, notably nearly killing Gojo Satoru before his Infinity technique became fully actualized. She infiltrated Jujutsu High and abducted Yuji Itadori's pregnancy, directly causing Yuji's conception with Sukuna. Her actions during the Hidden Inventory arc reshaped the trajectory of the entire series and left lasting consequences on its main characters.
