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ᵀhe Vagabond: ⠀Wanderer of the Heian period, a player of the biwa. Of no destination, no renown. The Vagabond, most recognisable with his straw hat, recites the tales of sorcerer battles, including the ones of Ryomen Sukuna. At the age of thirty–three the Vagabond passes away, body mummified and preserved at Kofuku-ji, beside a statue of Fukukenjaku Kannon.
Rumored to be a Fujiwara heir who ran away from his duties at the age of seventeen.
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ᴬᴺ original character of JUJUTSU KAISEN (呪術廻戦), written by bug. est. 2025. heavy manga spoilers, centered around the heian era and the culling games arc. contains canon typical mature themes, including generational trauma, gore and body horror, religion, and cannibalism. mentions of suicide (but not explicit).
inspired by media such as kagurabachi, sakamoto days, sekiro, (loosely) ghost of tsushima, buddhism and shintoism, japanese folklore and more.
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akillingword
play a song for me, will you?
akillingword
it’s been a while, hasn’t it?
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* Sakamoto days mention....
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nonevessel
ᵀhe Vagabond: ⠀Wanderer of the Heian period, a player of the biwa. Of no destination, no renown. The Vagabond, most recognisable with his straw hat, recites the tales of sorcerer battles, including the ones of Ryomen Sukuna. At the age of thirty–three the Vagabond passes away, body mummified and preserved at Kofuku-ji, beside a statue of Fukukenjaku Kannon.
Rumored to be a Fujiwara heir who ran away from his duties at the age of seventeen.
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nonevessel
ᴬᴺ original character of JUJUTSU KAISEN (呪術廻戦), written by bug. est. 2025. heavy manga spoilers, centered around the heian era and the culling games arc. contains canon typical mature themes, including generational trauma, gore and body horror, religion, and cannibalism. mentions of suicide (but not explicit).
inspired by media such as kagurabachi, sakamoto days, sekiro, (loosely) ghost of tsushima, buddhism and shintoism, japanese folklore and more.
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