Geto in a sentence

There will also be Cursed Technique Reversal Azure, Crimson, Imaginary Technique Indigo, and Suguru Geto's Cursed Spirit Orb-Inspired Sweets Set, which represents the cursed spirit orbs that Geto absorbs.

After getting to Jujutsu High, Gojo and Geto get assigned a new case directly recommended by Master Tengen, who apparently has to merge with the Plasma Star Vessel every 500 years to not lose his humanity.

After he took over the organization however, Geto singled out Shigeru Sonoda, the leader who had commissioned Toji Fushiguro and killed him in front of the entire organization as an example.

As you can see below, the official Twitter for Jujutsu Kaisen posted artwork of Gojo and Geto for the world.

Below, Willie D of the legendary Houston rap group Geto Boys, details why he believes Ray did nothing wrong on that infamous day in Alabama.

But now he's made things harder for Yuji and the others to escape as a new rule has been added to only end the Culling Game when all players other than "Suguru Geto" and "Megumi Fushiguro" are killed.

Despite facing the two sorcerers hailed as the strongest of their generation, Toji is easily able to keep up with them, dodging coordinated attacks from both Geto Suguru's Cursed Spirits and Gojo's Infinity.

Hanami was one of the returning villains seen in Season 2 when Geto and his group enacted their long in development Shibuya Incident plan.

Instead, Gojo and Geto appear to be roughly on equal footing, at least briefly.

Suguru Geto in Jujutsu Kaisen possesses the innate technique of Cursed Spirit Manipulation, allowing him to capture and control curses, making him a formidable opponent.

The background and Gojo's pose are an almost direct page-to-screen adaptation of Gege Akutami's cover illustration for Chapter 66. In the sequence that follows Gojo's pose, Geto and Shoko both have their introduction pages similarly animated.

While Suguru Geto might be one of the biggest antagonists to spring from the mind of creator Gege Akutami, Sukuna might overshadow him when it comes to the strength department.

With no one around to stop him, Geto's corpse became the vessel for an ancient sorcerer named Kenjaku.

Collecting curses made Geto temporarily work as a ‘shaman’, where he would perform rituals unknowingly affected by curses.

Geto Boys," he says.

The beat for the Houston -based group Geto Boys 1996 song "Still" follows the same drum pattern as "Natural Born Killaz" and Eazy E's "Wut Would U Do" (a diss to Dre) is similar to the original "Murder was the Case" instrumental.

The Houston -based group known as the Geto Boys came out around the late 1980s and made songs containing both gangsta themes of crime and violence and sociopolitical commentary.