Jujutsu Kaisen: Gege Akutami explains Aoi Todo\u2019s character CrunchyrollAoi Todo is one of the fan-favorite characters of Jujutsu Kaisen \u2013 here\u2019s how Gege Akutami described him in a recent interview. Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 is currently featuring the Shibuya Incident arc \u2013 so it won\u2019t be long before fans get to see Aoi Todo in action. Despite having very little screen time, Todo\u2019s popularity cannot be denied. Because of his raw strength and tricky cursed technique, he is the perfect partner to lend support to Yuji in a battle. Todo\u2019s guidance has clearly helped Yuji make a better fighter, and he will continue to do so in the ongoing Shibuya Incident arc. The anime may have yet to introduce Todo in Season 2, but manga fans are already aware of what\u2019s going to happen. Although there wasn\u2019t a Jujutsu Kaisen chapter in Weekly Shonen Jump Issue no. 46, the magazine published Gege Akutami\u2019s interview. He explained the importance of plot twists in a storyline and how Todo\u2019s appearance in Shibuya depicts that. Gege Akutami explains the importance of plot twists in the storyline of Jujutsu Kaisen In the recent interview, Gege was asked to elaborate on one of his previous comments, saying, \u201cThe plot feels like it overpowers the composition.\u201d Twitter user Soukatsu, popular for translating Gege Akutami\u2019s interviews, messages, and any related Jujutsu Kaisen updates, shared the English version of the interview from the weekly issue 46. \u201cThe plot twist! The storyline gimmick came across as fine, but the way the characters were portrayed didn\u2019t quite match up with it. Even when there is no dramatic plot twist, characters can still be carried along by a plot that inexplicably continues to progress,\u201d he said. \u201cHonestly speaking, though, in that sort of situation, as long as a plot is interesting, the work itself will still have value and be appreciated. But what makes readers want to keep coming back to a work again and again isn\u2019t so much a remarkable storyline. \u201cIt\u2019s their attachment to the characters and that feeling of I want to see this character again, so I want to develop characters and plot in a more well-balanced manner.\u201d Using Aoi Todo\u2019s character as an example Aoi Todo\u2019s unexpected friendship with Yuji has always been loved among fans. Furthermore, his appearance in Shibuya is the highlight of the arc. Todo is a major reason why Yuji is alive in the first place. In the same interview, Gege Akutami shared: \u201cTake a look at how Todo came to Itadori\u2019s aid in his fight vs. Mahito in the Shibuya Incident!! This was an unexpected plot twist in which Todo appears before Itadori, who\u2019d gone through loss and the death of his allies and whose spirit had been broken as he fought Mahito. But this surprise development isn\u2019t jarring. The secrets of character depiction for Todo: \u201c1. Increase character likeability. He cares about his friends, loves idols, and acts like an older brother, which makes Todo a charming and loveable character. It\u2019s why it feels so great to see Todo come to the rescue. Create a character that readers want and adore by showing off their charm. \u201c2. Clearly show the reasons for the character\u2019s actions. Todo sees Itadori as his \u2018best friend\u2019 and gets along with him well due to their similar personalities and interests. It\u2019s precisely because of this that Todo coming to Itadori\u2019s aid in a tough situation is so believable. \u201cUncover the reason for a character\u2019s actions based on their personality, values, and background. 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