Satoru Gojo, the most beloved character of Jujutsu Kaisen, has shared numerous thought-provoking statements throughout the series. As a result, here is a compilation of his top 12 quotes.
Despite initially coming across as a carefree and quirky teacher, Satoru Gojo, the cherished character of Jujutsu Kaisen, gradually reveals layers of complexity as we delve deeper into his persona.
Despite being a complex character, Gojo is known for his arrogance towards his powers and his willingness to assist those in need. Despite being aware of his flaws, he still chose to become a teacher. However, his lovable nature remains unchanged, making him the most beloved character in the series.
Despite his typically goofy and exaggerated nature, Satoru Gojo occasionally surprises us with thought-provoking statements. In this article, we have compiled the top 12 quotes from him. Please note that quotes 2, 3, and 7 may contain spoilers from the manga.
12. “Just a Little More. You Can Do This.”
Episode 7 of Season 1
Despite his immense power, Jogo’s pride was wounded when he was easily defeated by Gojo. This serves as a testament to the fact that Gojo is one of the few individuals brave enough to call a curse like Jogo weak, as his strength is equivalent to seven or eight of Sukuna’s fingers, making him one of the most formidable curses in existence.
Despite the potential for Jogo to appear significantly weaker in the presence of someone as divine as the possessor of Six Eyes, Satoru Gojo’s statement remains a factual observation rather than an arrogant or sarcastic remark.
11. “Teaching with Empathy and Compassion”
In Season 1 Episode 5, we witness…
Despite rarely showing his true emotions, Satoru Gojo becomes enraged when Yuji is killed due to the schemes of those in power. In a surprising outburst, Gojo declares his desire to exact revenge on everyone involved. This reveals his deep affection for Yuji, a fact that does not go unnoticed by his long-time friend from high school, Shoko.
Despite Gojo’s claims of caring for his students and his tendency to praise himself, it must be noted that his nurturing is not entirely selfless as he expects their strength in return. However, it cannot be denied that he always prioritizes their well-being, proving his statement to be valid. Therefore, Gojo’s seemingly conflicting actions can be succinctly captured in his one statement, showcasing his duality.
10. “The Ultimate Jujutsu Master: Resetting the Garbage World”
Episode 6 of Season 1
In Jujutsu Kaisen, Gojo’s dream is revealed early on in the story, but it is not until his flashback arc that we truly understand its depth. Aware of the corrupt foundation of the Jujutsu world, Gojo realizes that simply eliminating the higher-ups will not solve the issue. Despite being the strongest sorcerer, he chooses to work from the bottom of the hierarchy, gathering reliable allies and striving for a revolution.
Despite being aware of his flawed personality and unsuitability as a teacher, Gojo still strives to set the world on the right track by seeking allies through education.
9. The Distinction Between Risking Death and Dying to Win
Episode 23 of Season 1
During a flashback, Megumi is shown fighting a special-grade curse womb. It is uncommon for the young sorcerer to ask Gojo for additional training, making the latter eager to comply. Although Gojo sometimes treats his students like children, he also prepares them for the worst possible scenarios in a realistic manner.
Despite his incredible physical strength, Gojo is well-versed in the strengths and weaknesses of his students. He is aware that Megumi has a tendency to rely heavily on his trump card, Mahoraga, in tough situations. As a result, Gojo advises the young sorcerer to let go of the idea of sacrificing his life in order to win.
8. “Time for You to Rise: A Good Night’s Rest for Me, A New Day for You”
Episode 10 of Season 2
Despite being sealed in the Shibuya arc, Satoru Gojo is hit with a major plot twist just before it happens. It is revealed that someone else has taken over Geto’s body and is using his technique for malicious purposes. This revelation leaves Gojo completely devastated.
Despite falling into the enemy’s trap, Gojo still manages to communicate with Geto before being sealed. Gojo expresses his disappointment, asking how Geto could allow himself to be manipulated. Even in death, Geto’s consciousness forces his hand to grab his neck. While it may have appeared powerful in the anime, it was simply a desperate attempt from Geto’s soul.
7. The Importance of Acknowledgement and Recognition
Chapter 236:
Despite choosing different paths in life, Gojo’s biggest regret was not being able to save his best friend, Geto. Although Gojo was forced to kill Geto, the two still held a deep appreciation for one another. Despite the difficulty of this decision, Geto faced his fate with a sad smile on his face.
Despite his passing, Geto remains the first person Gojo encounters. He bares his soul to Geto, discussing his desire to leave the world without any regrets. While Gojo enjoyed his battle against Sukuna, he can’t help but feel regretful that Geto was not there to support him before the fight (Chapter 222). This quote poignantly captures the everlasting remorse that Gojo carries, even in death.
6. The Importance of Youth Empowerment
The sixth episode of Jujutsu Kaisen’s Season 1 and its prequel, Jujutsu Kaisen 0.
Despite experiencing a terrible betrayal from his best friend and being unable to protect Riko Amanai during his high school years, Satoru Gojo has never wanted young people to go through the same suffering and loneliness he has. These events greatly impacted his life and left him feeling permanently changed.
Of course, he would never want his beloved students to suffer the same fate. This quote was spoken in the movie after Gojo argued with the elders on behalf of Yuta. Similarly, in Season 1, Gojo expressed a similar sentiment when he invited Yuji to participate in the Sister School Exchange Event. Despite Yuji being a target for the higher-ups, Gojo was determined to let the young student enjoy the best years of his life.
5. The Destructive Power of Love: A Personal Theory
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is a prequel to the popular manga and anime series.
Despite always believing that Rika had cursed him after her death, Yuta soon discovered that the truth was actually the opposite. Gojo’s view on love is perplexing, especially coming from someone who has always kept others at a distance. He mentions Yuta’s heartbreaking love, but there is a deeper significance that reveals his own personal history.
Despite all of Geto’s actions, Gojo could never bring himself to feel hatred towards him. His “twisted”emotions stemmed from his decision to spare Geto’s life in the past. However, in the end, it was Gojo who was responsible for Geto’s death. Yet, even in death, the two still remained as best friends in each other’s hearts.
4. “Unstoppable Force”
Episode 2 of Season 1
Despite his overflowing confidence, Gojo’s claims of being the strongest are not unfounded. As someone with godly powers, he has every right to make such a statement. This is proven when he effortlessly defeats Sukuna in battle after declaring his strength. While Gojo initially claims to be the strongest in the story, it is only later that we learn the true weight of this title and the burden it places on him.
Although Gojo was the strongest, he was never truly content with being at the top. While it may seem like a desirable position, it ultimately became a burden in the chaotic world of Jujutsu Kaisen. The Jujutsu world relied heavily on him and suffered the consequences during the Shibuya arc.
3. Sharing the Joy: Making Sure He Knew We Had Fun
The chapter number 236 remains the same.
Gojo’s passing had sent shockwaves through the Jujutsu Kaisen community. He met his end in battle against Ryomen Sukuna, the most powerful Curse. Despite being the strongest, Gojo never utilized more than a fraction of his full strength against any adversary. Therefore, even in defeat against Sukuna, Gojo found peace.
Despite it being his first and final experience, Gojo found enjoyment in the battle. He was content with meeting his end at the hands of a stronger opponent. In the end, even Sukuna acknowledged his admiration for the most powerful sorcerer of the modern age.
2. “Confident in My Victory”
The chapter number 221 remains unchanged.
Gojo’s statement, “Nah, I’d emerge victorious,”has gained immense popularity in 2023, reaching even those who are unfamiliar with JJK. The quote continues to be a subject of countless memes on social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter/X, and the buzz around it shows no signs of fading anytime soon.
After a three-year absence, Chapter features Gojo’s long-awaited return to the series. It also marks the start of the highly-anticipated showdown between two of the strongest characters. Gojo initiates the battle by challenging Kenjaku, but soon Sukuna joins in to face him.
Despite not emerging victorious in the battle of the strongest, fans began to mock Gojo for his statement. Nevertheless, it remains one of his most iconic quotes that cannot be altered.
The Sole Honored One in Heaven and Earth
Episode 4 of Season 2
Upon discovering the full scope of his abilities, Gojo loses the ability to harbor any animosity or fury, instead proclaiming himself as the chosen one. This statement can be traced back to the Lotus Sūtra, a highly esteemed and impactful Buddhist Mahāyāna scripture. These words were spoken by Buddha himself, declaring himself as the most powerful being in the world.
Gege Akutami references Gojo’s existence to illustrate how he surpasses the capabilities of an average human. As the strongest sorcerer of the modern era, Gojo possesses divine abilities that have not been witnessed in centuries, despite his human form.
Despite initially sounding arrogant, the statement is justified when considering the power held by the speaker. Sukuna’s presence prevented Gojo from becoming the strongest entity in Jujutsu Kaisen’s history.
To explore further into the world of Jujutsu Kaisen, be sure to peruse the comprehensive roster of all the characters who have met their demise, as well as the top 10 most formidable opponents that were vanquished by Sukuna.
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