Geto Suguru

age-20 years, height-180.

the antagonist in the prequel Magic Battle 0, and the fake antagonist in the main series of Magic Battle. He was originally a classmate of Satoru Gojo and Shoko Ieyri and a student of Yaga Masamichi. His experience as a shaman gave rise to a deep hatred of non-shamans, which led to an incident where Suguru killed more than a hundred civilians in one night. He was expelled from the Magic College and became known as the worst of all the curse masters.Suguru is a tall, slender man with long black hair partially pulled back behind his head and the rest of his hair flowing down his back. He has small purple (light brown in anime) eyes and bangs that sometimes cover his left eye. The lobes of his ears are large enough to fit quite large round earrings (purple in color).In 2006, Suguru, as a student, had much shorter hair. Most of the hair was tied up, but the bangs remained just as noticeable. After August 2007, when Suguru became a master of curses, his hair began to grow back and became the length it is in 2017. As a student, Suguru wore the usual uniform of a Magic College. Disguised as a Buddhist monk, Suguru puts on the appropriate attire. Over the black yukata robe, he puts on a golden-colored kashaya robe. His monastic attire is complemented by white tabi socks and dzori sandals.

personality:

Suguru Geto hated non-shamans, usually calling them "monkeys". He believed that shamans were the highest race and the next stage in the evolution of mankind. He was smug and extremely condescending towards ordinary people, using fake identities to lure vulnerable people who were cursed. Suguru considered non-shamans disgusting enough that he sprayed himself to disinfect the "monkey stink". He believed that monkeys had only two roles associated with him: monkeys collecting money and monkeys collecting curses. If they didn't fulfill their roles, Suguru was happy to let the curses kill them without any remorse.Unlike them, Suguru cared deeply about his fellow curse masters, calling his commanders family. Each of them still worships Suguru for putting shamans as a race in the first place, and hopes that he would become the king of the shaman world. Suguru was even polite to shamans, although this was usually expressed under one of his fake identities. He pretended to befriend Yuta Okkotsu with the full intention of killing him in the future and insulted one of his friends shortly after expressing friendship. Suguru explained to Yuta that shamans live in a paradox where the strong rule over the weak. Shamans live by serving non-shamans without any gratitude. Humanity has prevented its own evolution, and in order to ensure the survival of the species and completely eradicate curses, humanity must create a world consisting only of shamans, destroying all non-shamans.As a student at a Magic College with his best friend Satoru, Suguru initially believed that shamans existed to protect non-shamans. Satoru argued that Suguru should not be proud of his righteousness, and applying reasoning to magic is stupid. Their clash in ideology caused them to argue and clash heads when they were young people.

In those days, Suguru was a much kinder and more decent young man, especially compared to Satoru. He understood the importance of manners and decent behavior for a shaman. In his opinion, Satoru behaved too rudely.[16][15] Despite the fact that Suguru and Satoru disagreed from time to time, they both remained best friends. They encouraged each other to be the strongest and were confident that they could achieve anything as long as they had each other.[17][18] However, after the death of Riko Amanai, everything began to change. The followers of the Star Religious Group applauded her death, and this deplorable act did not leave Suguru. He decided not to kill them because shamans must have a reason to kill.Suguru tried to maintain his ideology, but over time his path became increasingly unclear. Satoru became the strongest alone, and Suguru began to go on more dangerous missions alone. He felt trapped in an endless cycle of exile and consumption. Eventually, he began to doubt for whom he was committing these heinous acts, and remembered the non-shamans from the Star Religious Group. That day, he saw a disgusting evil and still decided to protect them, which he later regrets, calling them "monkeys" for the first time.During the conversation, Yuki Tsukumo told Suguru that non-shamans are the main cause of curses. The cursed energy flows from them much more freely than from ordinary shamans. Yuki wanted to either eradicate the cursed energy from all of humanity, or teach everyone to control it. This forced Suguru to come up with a third solution: kill all non-shamans.

abilities :

General skill level: Suguru Geto was one of the four shamans of Special Rank and was considered the worst of all the curse masters because of the level of danger he posed to humanity. As students, Suguru and Satoru were considered the "strongest".Suguru was able to handle experienced curse masters effortlessly. His collection of cursed spirits was extensive and featured a wide variety of different abilities and roles in combat. Suguru was not too dependent on his curses and was a very capable melee fighter. Hand-to-hand Combat Master: Most of Suguru's opponents believe that he will fight as a shikigami user and let his cursed spirits attack for him. Suguru uses this misconception about his technique to his advantage, allowing him to surprise opponents with his skill in hand-to-hand combat. High Tactical Intelligence: Suguru Geto has always been a brilliant student at the Magic College. If Satoru forgot the key points about Mr. Tengen and other details of their missions, then Suguru remembered and explained to him.[34][15] His intelligence showed up well in battle, he could always think one step ahead of his opponent. The older and more experienced curse master tried to outwit the manipulator of the cursed spirits and get closer, but fell into the trap of Suguru.In a duel with Toji Fushiguro, Suguru managed to catch the shaman killer off guard for a moment. He moved behind Toji, knowing that Toji would be on his guard, and almost absorbed the inventory curse to cut Toji off from the weapons cache. However, in the end, it didn't work due to circumstances that Suguru couldn't have foreseen, leaving him open to being hit at close range.Immeasurable Cursed Energy: Due to the nature of his technique, Suguru Geto's cursed energy feels slightly different than that of other shamans.[41] He understands well how the cursed energy and techniques in general work. Suguru is able to manipulate it to hide his remnants[42][37] or put cursed energy into weapons[43] among other uses.

techniques:

Cursed Spirit Manipulation Techniques (呪じゅ霊れいい, Jurei Sjutsu?): As the name suggests, Suguru's technique allows him to control wandering cursed spirits. The dominant curses are absorbed into small black balls that Suguru must swallow orally to use.[45][37] He can also absorb the curses of other shamans if he kills the master first.[29] Maximum: Uzumaki (Gokunoban・Uzumaki?): Maximum Technique — Manipulation of Cursed Spirits combines a huge number of collected curses into one powerful attack. Suguru used over four thousand curses in his technique at most during the climax of the battle with Yuta and Rika.[46] Barrier techniques Veil (帳とと, Tobari?): A kind of barrier that is created over a large area to hide everything inside from the outside world. Suguru can create veils capable of trapping shamans, and can do so over another, weaker shamanic barrier.Playful Cloud (游游ん, Yū-Un?): A cursed Special-Rank tool that Suguru used to simultaneously fight Yuta and Rika. With this three-section staff, he effectively blocked, parried, and counterattacked both opponents at the same time.

adopted daughters:

Mimiko has short brown hair styled in a classic square with straight bangs, and brown eyes framed by long eyelashes. She wears a navy blue sailor suit, grey knee-high socks and brown loafers. Mimiko always carries a doll with her, covered with many seams and with a noose around her neck.She was wearing a black sleeveless dress. After she and her sister were rescued by Suguru Geto, Mimiko began wearing a black hoodie and a white skirt. In addition, she carried a light doll with her everywhere.Mimiko, like her twin sister, had a deep affection for Suguru Geto. In all her appearances, Nanako is dressed in the kogyaru style, belonging to the Gyaru subculture. Nanako has long caramel hair pulled back in a bun, and her eyes are the same brown shade as her twin sister's. She wears a beige cardigan over a white button-down shirt and a navy blue mid-thigh skirt. She also wears white leggings and brown loafers. As a child, Nanako had short blond hair that reached her neck. She wore a light sleeveless dress and black shoes.Nanako, like her twin sister, had a deep affection for Suguru Geto.

the appearance of the Geto's adopted daughters:

Suguru Geto rescued two little girls — twins Mimiko and Nanako — from the village to which he was sent on a mission. 12 He took them with him and "adopted" them, so they became his "daughters." Geto did not officially adopt the girls, but, sensing their potential (the villagers avoided them because of their abilities, not for any actions), he took them with him and took care of them as daughters. Thus, Geto did not have official daughters, but he can be considered their "father", since he took care of them and was an example for them. The surname of the girls whom Geto saved from the villagers is Khasaba