Jujutsu Kaisen Quotes

"Throughout Heaven and Earth, I alone am the honored one."

Gojo's declaration after awakening to his full power in the Hidden Inventory arc of season 2, echoing a line attributed to the Buddha at birth. It is the moment he becomes the strongest sorcerer alive.

"Don't worry. I'm the strongest."

Gojo reassuring Yuji before their first meeting with the higher-ups. It is stated casually, and every fight afterwards proves it is simply a fact.

"I'm going to give it everything I have, so I can save as many people as I can. I don't want to have any regrets about how I go out."

Yuji's resolve after learning that Sukuna's vessel will eventually be executed, said to Gojo in the early episodes. It follows his grandfather's dying wish that he help people and die surrounded by them.

"Know your place, fool."

Sukuna's contempt for Yuji after taking over his body during the detention center fight and ripping out his own host's heart. The King of Curses sees humans as beneath him.

"Are you the strongest because you're Satoru Gojo, or are you Satoru Gojo because you're the strongest?"

Geto's question to Gojo during the Hidden Inventory arc in season 2, before their paths diverge. It reframes the whole tragedy of their friendship and is repeated later when they meet as enemies.

"I love myself when I'm pretty and dressed up. And I love myself when I'm strong. That's who I am."

Nobara to Eso and Kechizu during the Death Painting arc, refusing to choose between being a girl and being a sorcerer. It is her defining statement of identity.

"I don't save people out of a sense of justice. I save the people I want to save, and I don't care about the rest."

Megumi explains to Yuji why he chose to save Yuji's friends despite Jujutsu's rules. It shows his rejection of a fair, impartial hero ideal in favor of personal choice.

"It's not about whether I can. I have to."

Yuji's mindset heading into the Yasohachi Bridge and Kyoto Goodwill Event fights. Nanami reminds him that being a sorcerer is a burden, and Yuji answers that his ability doesn't matter, only his obligation.

"It's past six. From here on, it's overtime."

Nanami activating his Overtime binding vow during the fight with Mahito, which makes his cursed energy stronger outside of working hours. The ex-salaryman treats exorcism as a job with a schedule.

"I don't know what a proper death is. But I don't want to regret the way I lived."

Yuji's answer to Gojo about why he agrees to eat Sukuna's fingers and die at the end. His grandfather's last words asked him to help people and not die alone.

"I'm going to reset this rotten jujutsu world."

Gojo to Megumi after defeating Jogo, explaining why he teaches instead of overthrowing the elders by force. He wants to raise strong allies who will change the system with him.

"What kind of woman is your type?"

Todo's greeting to Megumi at the Kyoto exchange event, and his method for judging everyone he meets. He beats Megumi up over a boring answer, and later calls Yuji his best friend over a good one.

"I want to save people I decide are good. I'll save people unfairly."

Megumi's confession to an unconscious Yuji after the detention center, admitting he is not a hero and does not want to be one. He saved Yuji because he chose to, not out of duty.

"It's not a sin to be a child."

Nanami to Yuji during the Cursed Womb arc, refusing to treat the teenager as a full sorcerer. He carries the weight himself rather than let a kid pretend to be an adult.

"Searching for someone to blame is such a pain."

Gojo brushes off responsibility while facing the cursed spirit Jogo in episode 7, moments before dominating him. It captures his casual confidence in the face of special-grade curses.

"Whether it's the loss of a loved one or the destruction of a life's work, everyone's heart eventually goes cold."

Nanami's explanation to Yuji of why so many people become cursed spirits, given during their work together in the Cursed Womb: Death Painting arc. It reflects Nanami's tired, adult view of the world.