
Assistant Managers are the support-class sorcerers of the jujutsu world, providing backup to combat specialists rather than fighting themselves. Through driving, relaying messages, raising barriers, and keeping operations on track, they prove indispensable yet exposed members of every mission.
No fixed look attaches to the role, as those who hold it are distinct individuals rather than a single mold. They appear as everyday jujutsu personnel, recognized by what they do and where they stand on a mission instead of any common visual cue. People known to have filled the position include Kiyotaka Ijichi, Akari Nitta, and Kazuya Mino.
Taken as a group, assistant managers are marked by their service rather than any shared disposition. Their purpose is to back full-fledged sorcerers, so the work draws people content to manage coordination and logistics. A few aim for it from the very start, Akari Nitta among them, who fixed on the position while she was still in school.
An assistant manager is a sorcerer with no combat specialty who aids others by driving, communicating, or otherwise supporting the students of Jujutsu High. They share classes with their fellow sorcerers throughout their schooling and pick up only the slightest combat training, with actually entering battle barred to them. In contrast to windows, who can do no more than glimpse cursed spirits, assistant managers carry the brain structure required to wield cursed energy, which is what makes them sorcerers. Because of that they can call on simple shikigami and barrier techniques to help students, and Tengen feeds his own cursed energy into their barriers to strengthen them.
That same importance to missions turns them into ready targets. The Hasaba sisters, Mimiko and Nanako, received orders to slay them throughout the Night Parade event, and the Shibuya Incident saw them targeted yet again, with Haruta Shigemo cutting down several. Kyoko Tomoe is noted as possessing the qualifications to take on the role.

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Assistant Managers are the support-class sorcerers of the jujutsu world, providing backup to combat specialists instead of fighting themselves. They are indispensable yet exposed members of every mission, recognized by their duties rather than any common appearance.
Assistant Managers keep operations running by driving, relaying messages, raising barriers, and handling coordination and logistics for combat sorcerers. They can call on simple shikigami and barrier techniques, and Tengen feeds his own cursed energy into their barriers to strengthen them.
People known to have filled the Assistant Manager role include Kiyotaka Ijichi, Akari Nitta, and Kazuya Mino. Akari Nitta fixed on the position while she was still in school, and Kyoko Tomoe is noted as having the qualifications to take it on.
Assistant Managers are sorcerers with no combat specialty, and entering battle is barred to them. Unlike windows, who can only glimpse cursed spirits, they carry the brain structure needed to wield cursed energy, which is what makes them sorcerers.
Their importance to missions makes Assistant Managers ready targets for enemies. The Hasaba sisters were ordered to slay them throughout the Night Parade, and during the Shibuya Incident Haruta Shigemo cut several of them down.
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