Hiromi Higuruma stands as one of the most striking late additions to the Jujutsu Kaisen roster a former defense attorney whose unyielding sense of justice shattered under the weight of a flawed system, awakening him into a sorcerer of terrifying potential. With his perpetual tired gaze, sharp features, and courtroom attire that he never quite abandons, he embodies a quiet storm: a man who once fought for the innocent with words alone, now wielding cursed energy like a gavel of judgment.

His Domain Expansion, Deadly Sentencing, transforms the battlefield into a cold, minimalist courtroom suspended in an endless void rows of massive guillotines looming in the shadows, stark lighting casting long, unforgiving silhouettes. At its center floats Judgeman, his shikigami: a towering black figure resembling scales of justice, draped in a cloak-like shroud with a white mask-face, full lips, and eyes sewn shut by three stitches each blind justice incarnate. The domain enforces an unbreakable trial: no violence permitted, only verdict.

A guilty ruling strips the defendant of cursed energy control; a rare Death Penalty verdict transmutes his conjured gavel into the radiant Executioner's Sword—a broad, glowing blade of pure cursed energy light, forged for one instantaneous, soul-rending cut.

🗡️ Hiromi Higuruma EXECUTIONER'S SWORD

In combat, Higuruma fights with surgical precision: his versatile gavel shifts forms mid-swing, recalled instantly after every throw for relentless barrages. His growth is prodigious mastering Domain Amplification and Reverse Cursed Technique in mere moments of desperation, his raw talent explicitly rivaling even Satoru Gojo's.

Yet beneath the elite sorcery lies the weary lawyer who once quipped to Yuji about charging 5000 yen per hour, only to admit with dry humor that he was "just trying to be the money-grubbing type for once." with a dumb chuckle.

A principled soul turned disillusioned killer, then reluctant ally Higuruma's journey is one of fractured ideals, razor-sharp intellect, and the quiet weight of atonement.