This vinyl figurine from the specialist Jukon No Kata collection by leading brand Banpresto depicts one of the franchise’s most fascinating, charismatic and complex antagonists: Suguru Geto.

 

The figurine stands approximately 17 cm tall, making it an ideal collectable size to adorn a display cabinet or be displayed alongside the figurine of his eternal rival and friend, Satoru Gojo. The design captures the Master of Plagues in a straight, understated pose, reflecting his quiet confidence, calculated calm and natural charisma. The high-quality PVC sculpture faithfully recreates his classic appearance, characterised by his long black hair tied in a half-bun with a strand falling across his face, his contemptuous, narrowed gaze and his traditional Buddhist monk’s robes, with their meticulously reproduced drapery. The paintwork highlights the dark contrasts of his clothing and the clarity of his complexion.

 

This officially licensed collectable is aimed directly at die-hard fans of Gege Akutami’s work, admirers of the saga’s occult universe and collectors of Banpresto’s Jukon No Kata range. The item is supplied mounted on its dedicated display stand inside an illustrated printed box.

 

 

 

In the dark world of Jujutsu Kaisen, Suguru Geto is a former top-tier exorcist who has become the most formidable and sought-after of the Curse Masters. Once Satoru Gojo’s best friend and inseparable partner during their student years at the Tokyo Exorcism School, Geto has descended into a profound ideological drift following personal tragedies and the behaviour of society. Disgusted by human depravity and weary of seeing exorcists die to protect ordinary people, he developed an extreme form of nihilism, referring to non-exorcists as ‘monkeys’. His cursed ability, known as ‘Curse Manipulation’, gives him the unique ability to absorb and enslave spiritual monsters to harness their power, orchestrating large-scale mystical attacks to purge the planet and create a world populated exclusively by sorcerers.