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A schoolgirl in a navy sailor uniform holds up a small stitched cloth doll in a dim empty school hallway lined with lockers at dusk.
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Mimiko Hasaba

Character

Mimiko Hasaba serves as a villain throughout Jujutsu Kaisen and its prequel film. Sister to Nanako, she was raised under Suguru Geto's wing and hangs her chosen victims through a stitched doll she controls from a distance.

Status: Deceased
Japanese Va: Risae Matsuda
Age: 15 (2017), 16
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 0-4
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 29: Premature Death
First Appearance (Movie): Jujutsu Kaisen 0: The Movie
Allegiances: Suguru Geto's Group
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Appearance

Brown eyes ringed by lashes peer out from beneath an even fringe, and Mimiko shapes the rest of her brown hair into a short bob. A navy sailor fuku forms her usual look, finished with gray socks pulled to the knee and brown loafers, while a stitched doll dangling a noose stays clutched in her grip. Her hair has lengthened to a mid-length cut by the time of the Shibuya Incident. Pictures from her youth show that same cropped style worn with a sleeveless black dress, and the rescue by Geto saw her trade up for a black hoodie, a white skirt, and a paler doll to carry around.

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Personality

Mimiko mirrors her sister in the affection she feels for Geto, and together the two corner Kenjaku to demand his body be returned. Counted among the man's nearest disciples, she clung to the belief that sorcerers stand above ordinary people, whom she loathed. That bias did not stop her from striking down sorcerers of her own kind whenever she decided it advanced the so-called greater good.

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Abilities

Just how strong Mimiko is has never been pinned down. Through her innate technique a stuffed toy becomes a deadly stand-in: any damage dealt to the doll passes onto her chosen mark, and she leans on hanging as her preferred finish. Aiming for the toy's other parts lets her wound separate vital spots on a victim instead. With this power she once finished off a trio of Jujutsu High assistant managers, doing so without breaking a sweat. The toy and a rope knotted into a noose make up her gear; the inner workings stay obscure, yet the rope is plainly needed for any hanging she performs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mimiko Hasaba in JJK?

Mimiko Hasaba serves as a villain throughout Jujutsu Kaisen and its prequel film. Sister to Nanako, she was raised under Suguru Geto's wing and hangs her chosen victims through a stitched doll she controls from a distance.

What happened to Mimiko and Nanako in JJK?

Both Mimiko and Nanako Hasaba are curse users raised under Suguru Geto, and both are listed as deceased. They cornered Kenjaku to demand Geto's stolen body be returned and schemed to bring the real Geto back.

What is Mimiko Hasaba's cursed technique?

Through Mimiko Hasaba's innate technique, a stuffed doll becomes a deadly stand-in: any damage dealt to the doll passes onto her chosen mark, and she leans on hanging as her preferred finish. With it she once finished off three Jujutsu High assistant managers without breaking a sweat.

Who raised Mimiko Hasaba?

Mimiko Hasaba was raised under Suguru Geto's wing and counted among his nearest disciples. She clung to the belief that sorcerers stand above ordinary people, whom she loathed.

Who is Mimiko Hasaba's twin sister?

Mimiko Hasaba's twin sister is Nanako Hasaba, who shares her devotion to Geto. The two mirror one another in the affection they feel for him.

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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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