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Fumi is a minor character in Jujutsu Kaisen and a childhood friend of Nobara Kugisaki. Her bond with Nobara surfaces in flashbacks during the Shibuya Incident Arc.

Age: 15
Race: Human
Kanji: ふみ
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Eye Color: Light Brown
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Occupation: Student
English Voice: Emi Lo, Ryan Bartley (Child)
Japanese Voice: Azusa Aoi
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Appearance

Fumi is a young woman who keeps her long dark-brown hair gathered into a high ponytail. During her childhood years that hair was cut shorter and worn instead in two loose ponytails. As a girl she dressed in a turtleneck and dress topped with a light short-sleeved shirt, and on the day Nobara boarded the train for Tokyo she appeared in her school uniform.

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Personality

Where Nobara is bold and combative, Fumi comes across as the gentle, reserved counterpart. She has a deeply caring streak, shown in moments like cheering Nobara on through a losing round of Smash Bros and happily agreeing to swap backpacks with her.

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History

Fumi and her family relocated to a small rural village. At their elementary school, Nobara talked her into trading backpacks, which she readily did, but when Fumi ended up with her own bag returned to her, an annoyed Nobara kicked it. Fumi then ran to Nobara after she had thrashed some boys over a jump rope. From that day on, Nobara became a regular at Fumi's house, playing Smash Bros against her father while Fumi rooted for her.

Nobara later told Fumi she had found a secret hideout and intended to live there, but on arriving Fumi recognized it as Saori's home. She grew close to Saori as well, visiting alongside Nobara to play. When Saori moved away, Nobara broke down in tears and Fumi cried along with her. Later, as Nobara prepared to leave for Tokyo from the train platform, she urged Fumi to find her own way out too, and asked that the next time the three of them met they would all be together again. Through her own tears, Fumi nodded and promised she would.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Fumi in Jujutsu Kaisen?

Fumi is a minor character in Jujutsu Kaisen and a childhood friend of Nobara Kugisaki. Her bond with Nobara surfaces in flashbacks during the Shibuya Incident Arc.

What is Fumi's personality like?

Where Nobara is bold and combative, Fumi comes across as the gentle, reserved counterpart. She has a deeply caring streak, shown in moments like cheering Nobara on through a losing round of Smash Bros.

How did Fumi and Nobara become friends?

At their rural elementary school, Nobara talked Fumi into trading backpacks, which she readily did, and Fumi ran to Nobara after she had thrashed some boys over a jump rope. From that day on, Nobara became a regular at Fumi's house, playing Smash Bros against her father while Fumi rooted for her.

Who is Saori in relation to Fumi?

Saori is another childhood friend whom Fumi grew close to alongside Nobara, visiting her home to play. When Saori moved away, Nobara broke down in tears and Fumi cried along with her.

What did Fumi promise Nobara before she left for Tokyo?

As Nobara prepared to leave for Tokyo from the train platform, she urged Fumi to find her own way out too and asked that the next time the three of them met they would all be together again. Through her tears, Fumi nodded and promised she would.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Jujutsu Kaisen anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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