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This is why he had it in for Itadori, whom he wanted to confront and kill, and they ended up facing each other during the Shibuya Incident. So, what happened? Well, the two of them faced off, and it was a truly epic clash, but something happened then. Choso experienced a vision during the struggle, and as a result, he became sure that Yuji was one of his younger siblings. An exhausted Choso showcasing his taijutsu skill and toughness by fighting Kenjaku at the end of Shibuya Incident.

However, I don’t know if it’s technically a curse, since curses seem to be negative even if the intentions behind them are positive (ex: Yuta and Rika). This “curse” of Yuji’s obviously benefits him. Maybe Yuji’s grandpa somehow “cursed” him with positive/reverse cursed energy? I don’t know. So, we now know why Choso thought that Yuji was his brother. But was he correct in thinking this? Or was it just a misconception on his side? Well… let us see that as well. It turns out that Choso and Itadori are indeed related, but the story is as morbid as these things get IMPORTANT NOTICE: In an instance where we have sent the wrong product by mistake or it has arrived damaged, please let us know within 24 hours of receipt by calling us on 01455 220 044. In these cases, we will arrange for the courier to collect the goods. This is significant because Choso was going to kill Yuji after defeating him when he received the vision that caused him to turn around and save his life. This is the vision we spoke about before; as a result of that vision, Choso was convinced that Yuji was his sibling. Choso, a brotherly figure protective by nature, naturally switches sides and decides to spare Yuji and soon join him completely to shield him from danger. High Tactical Intellect: Choso has existed for one-hundred and fifty years and one of his greatest weapons is his incredible level of wisdom. His mastery over Blood Manipulation has allowed Choso the freedom to experiment and utilize its abilities in ways that are all unique to him. He applies the technique in many different ways during battle to swing the tide in his favor.In this vision, Choso observed Yuji sitting around a picnic table and sharing a meal with his two siblings (Eso and Kechizu), with it being suggested that Choso and Yuji are actually brothers – but is there any merit to this? Charles Bernard • Chizuru Hari • Dhruv Lakdawalla • Fumihiko Takaba • Haba • Hagane Daido • Hajime Kashimo • Hana Kurusu • Hanyu • Hiromi Higuruma • Iori Hazenoki • Reggie Star • Remi • Rin Amai • Rokujushi Miyo • Ryu Ishigori • Takako Uro

Choso was initially introduced as a villain in Jujutsu Kaisen, as the leader of the three Cursed Womb: Death Paintings. His two siblings were killed by Yuji Itadori and Nobara Kugisaki, which is why he wanted to kill both of them, with Yuji being his primary target. Namely, we know that Noritoshi Kamo’s warped experiments on their mother resulted in the birth of Choso and his siblings. Rather than anything else, this was more like torture, yet some 150 years ago, Choso and his siblings resulted from these heinous experiments. On the other side, Yuji Itadori’s parents, Jin and Kaori Itadori, gave birth to him 15 years ago. So, how does that make sense? Well, this is where things become complicated. Theory Two – The two aren’t really brothers and it’s Yuji’s hidden technique ‘Memory Manipulation’ that causes Choso’s false vision. The blood of Choso's younger brothers, Eso and Kechizu, has the same toxicity as his. However, since Yuji is Sukuna's vessel, and he has resistance to poisons, he's fine when exposed to their blood. This rule applies to Choso's blood too. Kinji Hakari • Kirara Hoshi • Maki Zenin • Megumi Fushiguro • Nobara Kugisaki • Panda • Toge Inumaki • Yu Haibara • Yuji Itadori • Yuta OkkotsuTo understand the Cursed Womb: Death Paintings, one must first appreciate the circumstances of their creation. At the beginning of Japan's Meiji Era (roughly the middle of the 19th-century), an unknown woman mysteriously became pregnant with a half-human, half-curse child, leading her to be ostracized from her family. After fleeing from her home, the woman arrived a temple where jujutsu sorcery was practiced — it was at this point that she first met Noritoshi Kamo, arguably the most evil jujutsu sorcerer of all-time. Under Kamo's guidance, the mother of the Cursed Womb: Death Paintings was impregnated nine times, and each time, the heinous jujutsu sorcerer aborted her unborn children, keeping their fetuses for future experimentation. The two of them clashed in Shibuya, and Choso was able to defeat Yuji, but he ended up sparing his life because he had a vision that Yuji was his brother as well, just as he was about to kill him. Theory One is the first and easiest to dispel: Yuji never had any biological brothers or sisters to begin with, and Choso himself isn’t even human – he is one of the three Cursed Womb: Death Paintings created in a laboratory by mixing a cursed spirit with a person. Namely, as we soon found out, it turns out that Yuji’s mother, Kaori Itadori, and Choso’s father, Noritoshi Kamo, are one and the same person. Right now, this makes even less sense. However, this is where the huge twist is revealed. In actuality, both of them were Kenjaku, a formidable ancient jujutsu sorcerer who serves as one of the series’ key antagonists and one of its main villains. Specifically, Kenjaku can take control of any corpse by implanting his own brain within the body.