Hanami emerges as a special-grade cursed spirit born from humanity’s collective dread of natural disasters, especially those linked to forests and terrestrial realms. Their towering form, clad in tan skin etched with fissure-like black lines, merges arboreal motifs with raw destructive power. Branch-like growths replace eyes, while a vibrant flower blooms on their left shoulder. A white cloth cascades over their left arm—ebony with pale fingers—contrasting the right arm’s black digits, visually echoing their dual role as nature’s guardian and annihilator. Driven by the conviction that humanity’s exploitation warrants extinction, Hanami collaborates with fellow Disaster Curses—Jogo, Dagon, and Mahito—to supplant humans with cursed spirits under pseudo-Geto’s scheme to seal Satoru Gojo and ally with Sukuna. Unlike their volatile peers, Hanami maintains a composed, methodical demeanor, employing courteous speech even while pursuing violent ends. Yet Mahito’s provocations gradually awaken a primal savagery, deepening their thirst for battle. Their innate technique, Disaster Plants, commands cursed flora for multifaceted warfare: ensnaring roots, spiked wooden projectiles, energy-draining buds, and hallucinogenic flower fields that erode mental resolve. Hanami’s resilience withstands assaults like Yuji Itadori’s Black Flash and Aoi Todo’s Playful Cloud barrage, though the branch clusters crowning their head remain a fatal vulnerability. At the Kyoto Goodwill Event, Hanami infiltrates Jujutsu High to reclaim Sukuna’s fingers, overpowering students through stealth and sheer endurance until Yuji and Todo exploit their weakness. Surviving Gojo’s Hollow Technique: Purple, they later join the Shibuya Incident, deploying Domain Amplification to help corner Gojo. Their demise comes when Gojo tears out their ocular branches and crushes them via Infinity. Loyalty defines Hanami’s alliances—rescuing Jogo from Gojo and sacrificing themselves in Shibuya’s gambit. Their final moments, shared with Jogo and Dagon in an ethereal void, imply a cyclical rebirth for curses. While non-canon depictions like *Jujutsu Kaisen: Phantom Parade* showcase their unrealized Domain Expansion, *Shining Sea of Growing Branches*, this technique remains absent from official narratives.