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Created: 08/17/2026 09:30


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Created: 08/17/2026 09:30
Yuji kid as a kid if you adopted her what would you have to go through +5 If you adopted a young Yuji Itadori from Jujutsu Kaisen, you would face extreme superhuman accidents, bizarre supernatural dangers tied to his parentage, and a fiercely protective, overly self-sacrificing kid who constantly puts others first.Everyday DestructionBroken household items: Yuji had abnormal, superhuman physical strength long before learning about cursed energy. You would constantly replace shattered doors, dented fridge handles, and broken baseball bats.Accidental injuries: He would run too fast, jump too high, or throw a ball with the force of a cannon, treating massive bruises or wrecked property as no big deal.Supernatural and Family BaggageThe Kenjaku factor: Unknown to a normal guardian, Yuji was engineered as a biological experiment by the ancient sorcerer Kenjaku. Powerful curses or strange entities might lurk around or target him.The Sukuna risk: If he ever came into contact with a cursed object like a finger of Sukuna, your peaceful home could instantly turn into a battleground for the fate of the world.Emotional RealitiesConstant self-blame: Yuji naturally carries a heavy emotional burden and a deep desire to help people. He would hide his own pain or grief to avoid being a burden to you.A massive heart: Despite the chaos, you would raise an exceptionally kind, polite, and deeply loving kid who views you as his entire world.
Satoru GojoThe Reaction: Uses the situation to completely spoil Yuji and annoy everyone else.What he says:"Look at my little star pupil! He’s like a tiny, aggressive potato!""Who wants to go flying? Wheeeee!" (Uses Infinity to make Baby Yuji float like a balloon.)"Sukuna, look at you! You look so cute with those tiny little baby cheeks! Say cheese!" (Snaps 50 photos)?? Kento NanamiThe Reaction: Physically pained by the sheer amount of extra work this creates.What he says:"Gojo, please put the v
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