Gojo in Season 2 is on another level. His presence alone shifts the balance of the world, and his aura makes enemies hesitate before even lifting a finger. Whether it’s through words, fear from others, or sheer overwhelming power, Gojo radiates dominance every time he’s on screen. For editors, these moments are pure gold. Here are 15 Gojo aura scenes from Season 2 with episodes and timestamps to plug straight into your edits.
15. “Cry and apologise, I won’t kill you”
Why this scene?
In episode 1, Gojo toys with Combatant Q before their fight even begins. He casually tells Q that if he cries for mercy, he’ll stop the fight not as a threat, but as a playful flex. It perfectly captures Gojo’s aura – calm, confident, and completely in control of the situation. For edits, it’s a great opener to show how Gojo sets the tone before throwing a single punch.
Episode: 1
Timestamp: 21:18
14. “I am the honoured one”
Why this scene?
“I am the honored one.” In episode 4, Gojo speaks this line after unlocking his true potential, and it instantly became one of his most legendary quotes. It’s not just confidence but a declaration that he exists on a completely different plane than anyone else. For edits, this scene is tailor-made for hype drops or transitions into god-tier sequences.
Episode: 4
Timestamp: 16:55
13. Gojo being the fastest sorcerer
Why this scene?
When Naobito Zenin briefly becomes the fastest sorcerer alive in episode 14, the narration makes it clear it’s only for a moment, and even then, he doesn’t surpass Gojo. Just being “second to Gojo” is the ceiling for everyone else. This scene is subtle but loaded with aura, making it a great closing note for edits that emphasize Gojo’s unreachable peak.
Episode: 14
Timestamp: 14:27
12. Gojo is untouchable
Why this scene?
Episode 14 highlights Mei Mei’s crow technique nearly unstoppable. But even then, there’s one sole exception Gojo. The fact that his existence alone breaks strategies that work against everyone else shows just how untouchable he is. For edits, this scene is perfect for highlighting Gojo as the absolute outlier in a world full of strong sorcerers.
Episode: 14
Timestamp: 04:54
11. Power disbalance due to absence of Gojo
Why this scene?
Episode 10 further reinforces Gojo’s role as the cornerstone of stability. With him sealed, cursed spirits will spiral out of control and chaos will spread unchecked. It’s one of those quiet but heavy aura moments where the world acknowledges his importance. For edits, this scene works best as narration-driven context, emphasizing Gojo’s impact without even showing him fight.
Episode: 10
Timestamp: 21:00
10. “They can’t move Gojo Satoru”
Why this scene?
Episode 10 shows the aftermath of Gojo’s sealing: even with him trapped inside the Prison Realm, it can’t be moved because of his sheer presence. His aura is so overwhelming it breaks the rules of the cursed object itself. When Itadori asks Mechamaru why he can’t be moved he simply answers “Because he’s Gojo Satoru.” For editors, it’s an insane way to show Gojo’s influence even sealed, his power can’t be contained.
Episode: 10
Timestamp: 12:37
9. “Are you the strongest because you’re Gojo Satoru …”
Why this scene?
When Geto begins walking down his darker path in episode 5, he asks Gojo if he’s the strongest simply because he’s Gojo. It’s both admiration and recognition as if Gojo’s very name explains his unmatched strength. The exchange reflects how even his closest friend views him as a figure beyond reach. For edits, it’s a powerful reflective moment to emphasize Gojo’s legendary status.
Episode: 5
Timestamp: 16:55
8. “He isn’t some ordinary guy”
Why this scene?
In episode 8, Ui Ui mocks Gojo by saying he must think he’s a big shot, but Mei Mei immediately corrects him by saying “Gojo is no ordinary man.” It’s subtle but important even the skeptics can’t deny his difference. This duality makes the line perfect for edits that highlight Gojo’s mix of arrogance and undeniable supremacy.
Episode: 8
Timestamp: 01:20
7. “He’s the strongest”
Why this scene?
Early in episode 9, when asked about Gojo, Itadori casually states the obvious: “Gojo is the strongest.” There’s no buildup, no dramatic pause just a blunt fact. That simplicity is what makes it so powerful. For edits, it’s a clean intro line, ideal for opening an aura-heavy sequence with Gojo front and center.
Episode: 9
Timestamp: 00:33
6. The balance of world shifted when Gojo was born
Why this scene?
In episode 11, it’s explained that the balance of the world shifted the moment Gojo was born. That’s how profound his existence is a single sorcerer who rewrote the rules of the entire jujutsu world. For edits, this is a narrative goldmine, perfect for legendary-style openings that frame Gojo as more than just a character he’s a phenomenon.
Episode: 11
Timestamp: 14:55
5. “If Gojo is sealed, then it’s over”
Why this scene?
Nanami says it best in episode 10 if Gojo is sealed, it’s over. The line carries weight not just for the sorcerers, but for humanity itself. It highlights how the entire world leans on Gojo’s existence for balance and safety. In edits, this line can be used as a dramatic turning point, contrasting hope with looming despair.
Episode: 10
Timestamp: 14:47
4. Gojo’s Domain Expansion
Why this scene?
When Gojo uses his Domain Expansion briefly in episode 9, Geto, Mahito, Jogo, and Choso are left stunned. He flexes godlike power in just a few seconds, proving he doesn’t even need to go all-out to dominate. For edits, this scene works perfectly as a mid-climax highlight, blending visuals of pure chaos with Gojo’s effortless control.
Episode: 9
Timestamp: 14:40
3. “Gojo what is there that you are not capable of”
Why this scene?
Episode 9 shows Jogo’s shock after facing Gojo directly. Realizing Gojo is far beyond what he imagined, Jogo mutters, “What are you not capable of?” It’s pure awe wrapped in despair. The scene captures how villains themselves struggle to process Gojo’s power. Editors can spin this into menace-heavy sequences where enemies crumble under Gojo’s overwhelming presence.
Episode: 9
Timestamp: 05:00
2. Toji admits Gojo is the strongest
Why this scene?
Episode 4 gives us a rare gem Toji himself, the man who once killed Gojo, admits that Gojo is the strongest. Coming from someone of Toji’s caliber, this line hits harder than any ally’s praise. It shows how undeniable Gojo’s power is even his greatest enemy has to acknowledge it. Editors can use this as a dramatic buildup moment, especially before showcasing Gojo in action.
Episode: 4
Timestamp: 18:12
1. Gojo can wipe out entire country
Why this scene?
Episode 12 has Mei Mei reflecting on Gojo, thinking he must be working with Geto to achieve something bigger. But then she realizes the truth: Gojo alone could wipe out everyone if he wanted. That realization says everything about his overwhelming might. Single-handedly wiping out an entire contry tells us the caliber of Gojo.
Episode: 12
Timestamp: 19:01
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