There was a reason Cursed Spirit Manipulation was called a once-in-a-millennium cursed technique.
If Satoru Gojo was "Limitless," then Suguru Geto's Cursed Spirit Manipulation truly had "no upper limit."
Sherlock finally understood why this guy Suguru Geto could be classified as Special Grade despite knowing neither Reverse Cursed Technique nor Domain Expansion. The reason was simple: sure, your Uncle Suguru Geto couldn't use a domain, but his Pokémon damn well could.
Sherlock was even starting to suspect that if Suguru Geto lowered his standards a little further and mass-produced cursed spirits using the same method that had given birth to goddamn Chongsai, he might fucking evolve from collecting Pokémon to collecting cursed techniques.
Wasn't that way fucking stronger than Okkotsu's Copy technique? After all, when all was said and done, Okkotsu could only copy things. Your Uncle Suguru Geto could actually collect them!
And that wasn't even the main point. The main point was that, compared to Satoru Gojo, your Uncle Suguru Geto's fights were far more entertaining to watch.
Satoru Gojo's fighting routine was practically set in stone.
He opened with a shot of Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue to test the waters, roughly equivalent to opening with a round from a 155 mm howitzer to scout ahead.
If you were lucky enough to survive that probing 155 mm howitzer shell, you would pique Teacher Gojo's interest, and he would throw a full-power Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue at you. In real-world terms, that was like calling in a saturation bombardment from Katyusha rocket launchers.
Say your luck was downright miraculous, and you actually blocked every last Katyusha rocket blanketing the hills without even letting one brush your clothes. Your Teacher Gojo would start getting excited and prepare to greet you with Cursed Technique Reversal: Red.
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