Haruta Shigemo • Jiro Awasaka • Juzo Kumiya • Kenjaku • Niji Ebina • Ogami • Ogami's grandson • Sukuna • Uraume Kinji Hakari • Kirara Hoshi • Maki Zenin • Megumi Fushiguro • Nobara Kugisaki • Panda • Toge Inumaki • Yu Haibara • Yuji Itadori • Yuta Okkotsu 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. His name both has the Go-on readings for "swell, distend, bulge" ( 脹 , chō ?) and "mutual, reciprocal" ( 相 , sō ?).

To Naoya Zenin) " Whether they’re superior or inferior, older brothers are role models for their younger brothers. An older brother who takes the wrong path shows their younger brothers to avoid it. And if I take the right path, my little brothers can follow behind. What if the reason you’re strong is that your older brothers are weak? You asked why I’m tough. I’ll tell you. It’s because I didn’t have someone to guide me, so I had to make all my own mistakes. Nonetheless, I must walk ahead of my little brothers. That’s why I’m strong." [64] Choso suspected that Itadori might be his brother after they fought, and that is why he did not kill him

Choso takes immense pride in being the oldest of ten siblings and who he is as a person directly tied to this. He believes that he needs to protect his younger brothers and serve as a dependable example because that's what an elder brother does. [8]Due to his family values and unconditional love for his siblings, Choso can't understand someone like Naoya Zenin. Naoya hates all of his older brothers because they are weaker than him. Choso argues that older siblings either present the road to travel or the one to avoid. He believes perhaps someone like Naoya is only strong because his brothers are weak. Unlike Naoya, Choso didn't have an older brother to show him the way so he always stumbled and made mistakes. Even so, Choso stands tall and walks the path ahead of his younger brothers and it is from this dedication that he draws strength. [9]

Despite appearing to be a very dissociative person, Choso is very attached and protective of his brothers. Upon being incarnated, Choso told his two brothers that three of them lived only for one another and that they were all one. [4] 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 In addition to jujutsu, Choso also excels in taijutsu, capable of standing up against a master martial artist like Yuji. Using his wit alongside assorted techniques to contend with Yuji's strength, Choso overcame his opponent to the degree that he could have ended his life. [22] This is even after Mechamaru helped the Jujutsu High student put the blood manipulator in a situation where he couldn't control it outside his body. [23] 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?He has considerably more access to blood than Noritoshi did because he can create it right out of his cursed energy. He initially joined Mahito’s organization in Shibuya because he intended to exact revenge for his younger brothers’ murders. The relationship between Choso and Yuji Itadori is a complex one. Still, we can confirm that the two of them are siblings, half-brothers to be precise, but the story of how this came to be true is very morbid and shows just how twisted of a villain Kenjaku is.

Imagine a figure emerging from a world where cursed spirits meet humans: that’s Choso. As a Death Painting Womb, Choso is an enigmatic blend of human and cursed spirit. His mere presence intrigues, but there’s much more to him than what meets the eye. Appearance Unveiled: 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. Choso wants to kill his father Kenjaku for the sake of his family and has no issue sacrificing his life to do so. [10] [11] On the edge of defeat against Kenjaku, Choso refused to accept defeat because he felt as if his younger brothers were pushing him through the pain and telling him to fight on. [12] [13] He refused to accept Kenjaku's disinterest in them and used moves inspired by each of them to do his best to commit patricide. [14] 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. The Cursed Womb: Death Paintings make their first appearance in Jujutsu Kaisen shortly after the Goodwill Exchange Event. As Megumi Fushiguro battles a cursed spirit bearing one of Sukuna's fingers, Nobara Kugisaki and Yuji Itadori battle against two of the Death Paintings brought to life by Mahito. Despite the grotesque appearance of these two characters (named Eso and Kechizu), they demonstrate a unique trait for cursed spirits: a willingness to sacrifice their own safety or the sake of another's well-being. The pair truly seem to think of each other as brothers, so it's only natural that their surviving sibling, Choso, is emotionally distraught when he finds out about their loss. However, he eventually finds companionship in the most unlikely of places — Yuji Itadori. All Known Cursed Womb: Death PaintingsChojuro Zenin • Jinichi Zenin • Naobito Zenin • Naoya Zenin • Nobuaki Zenin • Ogi Zenin • Ranta Zenin Choso earned the opportunity to take revenge on Yuji but could feel his impending death right before dealing the killing blow. It's a side effect of his composition as a Death Painting Womb and of his cursed technique. Choso can feel the death of his brothers and felt the same intense sensation from Yuji's impending death as he did from Eso and Kechizu's.

To 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 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. DEBATE: Jujutsu Kaisen fans still can’t agree on their favorite character despite fan polls with over 300,000 votes