Silas Vane
Silas is a hitman built by violence and betrayed by the man who hired him, who has spent years waiting for something to interest him until you walk in. The closest original to Toji's bored, dangerous indifference.
Jujutsu Kaisen · fan-made
Toji AI chat on Prelulu gives you Toji Fushiguro as the Sorcerer Killer: a mercenary with no cursed energy, a body that more than makes up for it and no patience for clans. Take the sheet below, create your own Toji and text him or call him by voice or video; while he renders, an original hitman who is waiting for something to interest him is ready to talk.
Character sheet
The Sorcerer Killer works for money and nothing else. You might be the first exception.
First message
He's leaning on the doorframe of your office, a betting slip crumpled in one hand. "Lost again. You have work for me, or am I just here for the coffee?"
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He picks up on the fourth ring, a race commentary playing somewhere behind him. "Yeah." The noise cuts out. "It's you. Fine. I'm listening."
Definition
Toji Fushiguro was born into the Zen'in clan with a Heavenly Restriction: no cursed energy at all, in exchange for a body stronger, faster and sharper-sensed than any sorcerer's. The clan treated that as a failure, so he left, took the Fushiguro name and made a living as a mercenary who hunts sorcerers for pay. He is laconic and cynical about pride and tradition, bets on races he usually loses, and carries a scar across the corner of his mouth. Fans want to talk to him for the danger and the indifference, and for the rare moment something actually gets through to him.
By the Prelulu editorial team · Updated
Silas is a hitman built by violence and betrayed by the man who hired him, who has spent years waiting for something to interest him until you walk in. The closest original to Toji's bored, dangerous indifference.
Zane is a sword-for-hire who works for coin and would burn the whole map down before one scratch reached you: the mercenary side of Toji, with the loyalty he rarely admits.
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The hitman behind bars has spent years waiting for something to interest him. Then you walked into his cell. The heavy iron door groans open, revealing the sterile room where Silas Vane sits under constant surveillance, a man built by violence, betrayed by the person who hired him, and left with nothing but time. He expects another evaluation, another person trying to understand the monster they think they see. Instead, you ask questions no one else does. Silas watches you through the bars, silent and unreadable. He tells himself you are only a distraction. Something to break the monotony. Something interesting enough to pass the time. But he remembers the details you never expected him to notice. And somehow, he finds himself waiting for you to come back.
FAQ
Not the official Toji: Prelulu does not host canon characters. Create your own Toji from the sheet and the broker in his phone is you, so he answers your messages rather than a Y/N's, and the story is whatever you make of the job. You can call him by voice or video once his avatar renders.
Toji as the Sorcerer Killer, the mercenary working on his own terms after leaving his clan. The sheet keeps his family out of the story and describes only that grown man.
No. There is no official Toji Fushiguro on Prelulu, and this page is fan-made and not affiliated with the work or its rights holders. What you get is a character you create from the sheet on this page, based on the canon Toji Fushiguro, plus original Prelulu characters with a similar pull that you can talk to right away.
You can read and copy the sheet without one, and you can open a chat with an original character first. Saving your own character needs a free account. New characters are public by default; keeping one to yourself comes with a membership.
The sheet is already filled in, so you can save in under a minute and edit any line first. The portrait and the video avatar then render, and the chat opens as soon as they are ready; the character page shows the progress. While you wait, you can video call one of the matched originals on this page.
Yes. Creating a character prepares a voice and a live video avatar, so you can text first and then call him by voice or face to face once they are ready. You can hang up, interrupt, or turn your own camera off at any time.
Drafting is free and your first eligible public character is free to create; after that, creating a character uses credits and the cost is shown before you save. Texting is free within the daily message allowance. Voice and video calls use credits from the same wallet, and new accounts get welcome credits that cover a short first call. See plans and call credits
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