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Toji explains his unique "Heavenly Restriction"—he has absolutely zero cursed energy, which makes him essentially invisible to jujutsu barriers and sorcerers. He reveals that he hid his cursed tools by having a small cursed spirit swallow them and then swallowing that spirit himself to mask its presence.

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The chapter begins in the immediate wake of Toji shooting Riko Amanai . Geto , consumed by rage and grief over the death of the girl they were meant to protect, prepares to fight Toji. The chapter begins in the immediate wake of

Geto unleashes his most powerful spirits, including the "Rainbow Dragon" and a spirit capable of creating an innate territory with giant scissors. However, Toji uses his specialized cursed tool, the Inverted Spear of Heaven , which nullifies any cursed technique it touches.

Toji departs with Riko's body to collect his reward from the Star Religious Group. As he leaves, he is confronted by a bloodied but very much alive Satoru Gojo , who has just unlocked the secret to Reverse Cursed Technique to heal his own fatal wounds. Key Themes & Impact However, Toji uses his specialized cursed tool, the

It showcases that sheer physical prowess and strategic planning can overcome even the most powerful "Grade 1" sorcerers.

Toji brutally defeats Geto , slicing through his spirits and physically overpowering him. Toji taunts Geto , calling himself a "monkey" (a non-sorcerer) and noting that Geto lost to someone with no cursed energy—a phrase that deeply scars Geto and begins his descent into darkness. Toji uses his specialized cursed tool

This chapter is widely cited by fans as the moment Geto's worldview begins to shatter. Toji's use of the term "monkey" is later adopted by Geto to describe all non-sorcerers whom he eventually grows to despise.