A vivid display statue of Sukuna from Jujutsu Kaisen in the Jukon no Kata pose. The figure captures Sukuna's commanding menace with a stern, piercing gaze and a menacing smirk that hints at his overwhelming power. The sculpt emphasizes dynamic motion, with flowing robes and energy accents sweeping around the figure, suggesting a released kata in mid-action. The surface texture details include finely carved musculature, meticulous tattoo motifs along the arms and torso, and sharp, articulated nails. The paintwork uses deep crimson reds, black shadows, and lighter highlights to create depth and a supernatural aura. The figure stands on a stylized base that echoes cursed energy and ceremonial elements, enhancing the dramatic impact of the piece.

Ryomen Sukuna is the legendary King of Curses in the Jujutsu Kaisen world, a power sealed within the fingers of a great sorcerer. He embodies duality: immense raw strength and a chilling malevolence that seeks to dominate. Sukuna's presence in the narrative is felt through catastrophic acts, strategic mind games, and a volatile bond with Yuji Itadori when the fingers are consumed. The Jukon no Kata reference points to a ritualized display of his Yukaki or attack repertoire, showcasing his mastery of forbidden techniques and curses. As a character, Sukuna's history weaves through ancient wars and modern battles, always with an ominous plan behind every action.