NO.298ANIMEOOTDMomo Nishimiya
NO.298ANIMEANIME OOTD / CHARACTER ARCHIVE
Momo Nishimiya
Jujutsu Kaisen ↗ / 2018
Kyoto Jujutsu High third-year student
AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Debut and background: Momo enters with the Kyoto group at the start of the goodwill event. Ciatr places her debut in volume 4, and a contemporary chapter-32 commentary names her in 2018. The issue index and Shueisha’s October 22, 2018 publication date support the inferred debut year used here. Volume 4’s 2019 release, the 2020 Jump+ repost and the 2017 precursor manga are separate dates.
Personality: Her small stature contrasts with a sharp tongue when she is upset. The official anime profile singles out her respect for Mai, who keeps living as a sorcerer through hardship. Momo’s protectiveness gives that abrasive manner a clear personal focus.
Story [goodwill-event spoilers]: In anime episode 17, Momo moves through the air on her broom while Nobara pursues her. She speaks about Mai’s struggles and the demands placed on women in jujutsu society. Nobara rejects her argument and counterattacks, turning their encounter into a clash of values as well as fighting styles.
Relationships: Mai and Kasumi Miwa are both younger schoolmates and friends she spends time with outside class, as ABEMA’s fanbook-based guide notes. Her respect for Mai crosses the school-year hierarchy. With Nobara, her opponent at the goodwill event, she voices their disagreement openly.
Versions and appearance: The reference is her school-era design: high blonde twin tails, blue eyes, a loose dark calf-length dress, black flats, a choker, ear studs and a broom. ABEMA’s fanbook-based guide lists her as 18; her original student appearance is retained. Game costumes and statistics are separate from manga canon. The illustrations on this page are unofficial AI-generated fan art, not official character art or animation.
Fan reading [unofficial interpretation]: The broom and twin tails suggest a storybook witch, while her concern for her friends adds a more grounded side. Her dispute with Nobara can be read as different responses to the same pressure, not a single author-approved answer. Game8’s September–October 2026 Phantom Parade coverage still featured Momo. This documents ongoing game interest, not a franchise popularity rank; that banner has ended.