NO.762ANIMEOOTDMei Mei
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Mei Mei
Jujutsu Kaisen ↗ / 2018
Mei Mei is an independently operating Grade 1 jujutsu sorcerer who judges ties through money. Ui Ui is her younger brother; a pale blue-silver braid and a dark high-neck jumpsuit define her present-day official character design.
An independently operating Grade 1 jujutsu sorcerer
My figure room →AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Mei Mei is a sorcerer in Gege Akutami's manga Jujutsu Kaisen, which began serialization in 2018. That year marks the start of the series; her own precise debut date and chapter remain unverified.
Mei Mei works independently and holds the rank of Grade 1. Her official profile emphasizes a distinctly financial outlook: she finds obligations beyond money hard to understand and treats material interests as a measure of relationships.
During the Shibuya Incident, Mei Mei and Ui Ui confront a special-grade disease curse summoned by someone wearing Suguru Geto's appearance. The official episode 38 synopsis describes her calmly analyzing the situation and devising a plan with Ui Ui, highlighting her tactical judgment and coordination.
Ui Ui is Mei Mei's younger brother, and the official profile describes his intense affection and loyalty toward her. Their confrontation with a curse in Shibuya connects that sibling bond with practical cooperation, making family ties central to understanding this partnership.
In her official Shibuya-era artwork, Mei Mei has a thick pale blue-silver braid falling across her face and obscuring one eye. She wears a dark purple-black high-neck jumpsuit with long sleeves, puffed shoulders, gathered trouser cuffs, and brown boots. The artwork shows her unarmed, and the character page does not state her exact age.
Fan interpretation: her explicit financial standards and calm judgment under pressure can be read together as a preference for situations she can assess and control. This connects her everyday outlook with her conduct in battle, while remaining a reader's interpretation.