Sukuna vs. Finger Bearer is a battle fought by Sukuna against the special grade Finger Bearer cursed spirit born from the cursed womb in West Tokyo City.
Prologue
Megumi manages to rescue Nobara and escapes the Domain. He uses a Divine Dog to set off a signal that lets Yuji know he's safe. Without restrictions, Yuji allows Sukuna to take over. Now in control against his will, Sukuna mentions how much for an annoying brat Yuji is. [1]
Sukuna tells the other curse to wait a moment so he can think of a way to screw Yuji over. He plans on working with the curse so even if Yuji changes back, Megumi will be in trouble too. He asks the curse to help him kill the students and starts walking away.
Despite its own power, the special grade curse is intimidated and desperate to prove its own strength. It begins charging a blast of cursed energy and aims it at Sukuna's back. [2]
Battle
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Despite having the same classification, Sukuna completely dominates the other special grade cursed spirit.
Irritated, Sukuna turns to the other curse and calls it foolish. The enemy curse fires a blast of cursed energy, but Sukuna repairs Yuji's hand and effortlessly blocks the blast. He admits he didn't mean to fix Yuji's hand and the enemy curse is horrified by this feat. Sukuna jokes that the special grade curse isn't a fan of walks after seeing its reluctance to follow him and recalls that curses are meant to linger at their point of origin; after which, in an instant, Sukuna passes through the Finger Bearer’s guard and states that it can die here.
Sukuna strikes the curse's face with an open palm, sending it crashing into the ground. Sukuna taunts his disoriented enemy before stomping on its face so hard that it breaks the bridge they're fighting on. The curse tries to take advantage of the destroyed footing and grabs Sukuna's leg. However, before it can throw Sukuna, he easily severs its arm. Sukuna reappears behind the Cursed Spirit and taunts it yet again, this time intimidating it enough that it shakes with fear. Sukuna laughs at he tears down all the structures in the immediate area of the domain.[3]
Malevolent Shrine!
After severing all of his enemy’s limbs and embedding it into a wall, Sukuna mentions how disgraceful it is that he's the same special grade category as his vastly inferior opponent. The cursed spirit recovers, regenerating its severed limbs, and frees itself from its imprint in the wall. It lands in front of Sukuna, looking pleased with itself, but the King of Curses isn't impressed and says that it is easy for cursed spirits to use cursed energy to heal themselves due to their cursed-energy-based bodies.
Sukuna claims that both this enemy and Yuji have no clue about true jujutsu sorcery, and decides to show the Finger Bearer “true jujutsu”. Forming his Domain’s hand sign, Sukuna effortlessly takes over the Domain using his Domain Expansion: Malevolent Shrine! In an instant, the enemy cursed spirit is cut into five thin slices, instantly defeating it. As if that wasn’t enough, Sukuna then claims he was going for three slices, meaning the cursed spirit was even weaker than he thought.
Sukuna reaches into the other curse's body and takes back his finger from its insides, killing the curse for good.[4]
Aftermath
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Sukuna realizes that Yuji can't take back control of his body.
Finished with the battle, Sukuna tells Yuji to take his body back. However, there's no response from the boy and Sukuna realizes that Yuji can't revert for the moment, causing Sukuna’s face to split in a horrifying grin. Outside, Megumi notices that the domain has disappeared, meaning that the Finger Bearer is dead. He waits for Yuji to return, but Sukuna suddenly reappears in his stead.
Sukuna surprises Megumi and reveals that this must be a side effect of Yuji using Sukuna without restriction. Even so, Sukuna knows its only a matter of time and decides to rip out Yuji's heart, effectively taking him hostage; should Yuji switch back now, he'll die. Now having free rein over the vessel’s body, Sukuna decides to have some fun by killing Megumi. The disgruntled student claims that this situation is the reverse of the Sugisawa incident as the battle begins.[5]
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