Manami Suda, a curse user and former secretary to Suguru Geto, commands authority within his sorcerer group with a blend of sharp intellect and striking elegance. Her long, pale hair frames a penchant for sleek fashion: tailored sleeveless black dresses, heels, and jackets define her wardrobe, later shifting to lighter-toned practical ensembles during the Shibuya Incident without sacrificing style. Aligned with Geto’s contempt for non-sorcerers, she orchestrates operations like the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, her loyalty persisting even after his death. She pivots unflinchingly to serve Pseudo-Geto under Yami’s orders, diverging from former allies who reject the body’s hijacking. Her allegiance stems not from blind devotion but a calculated pragmatism, her disdain for non-sorcerers mellowing into detached apathy as she deems Geto’s initial ambitions unfeasible. The innate technique "Beautification Commission" intertwines her combat prowess with luxury—each costly garment or accessory worn morphs into a cursed tool, its power proportionate to its price tag. This synergy of opulence and strategy elevates her role as a battlefield tactician, adapting her strength and cursed energy to the value adorning her. Her affiliation with the Jujutsu Underground sparks a romance with the enigmatic Black Dragon, whose influence stokes her animosity toward Satoru Gojo. This alliance cements her involvement in Pseudo-Geto’s scheme to entrap Gojo during the Shibuya Incident. Born into wealth, her indulgence in high-end fashion and hobbies like stock trading reflect a life steeped in affluence. The kanji in her name—"sedge," "field," "genuine," "apple tree," and "beautiful"—mirror the layered contradictions of her identity: ruthless yet refined, ideological yet adaptable.