Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo: 10 Strongest Characters in 2026, Sorted Into Their Hogwarts Houses

Let’s do a fun crossover no one saw coming: the strongest sorcerers from Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo sent to Hogwarts and placed under the sorting hat. Yes, this list is all about it – a fun crossover between Gege Akutami’s sequel series and J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter.

How will things pan out, and what houses will they be assigned to? Well, here’s what we think, and we’d love to know what you think as well. Without further ado, here are JJK Modulo‘s strongest sorcerers as witches and wizards from every house in Hogwarts.

1 Yuji Itadori – Gryffindor’s Strongest Sorcerer in JJK History

Sukuna and Gojo may have defined the original series, but by Modulo‘s end, Yuji Itadori is the one standing at the top. Decades of survival gave him time nobody else got – refining Reverse Cursed Technique, Divergent Fist, and Dismantle into something sharper than even Sukuna managed, and eventually inheriting the “strongest sorcerer” title outright.

He still throws himself into fights meant to protect people who can’t protect themselves, exactly like he did as a teenager. Selfless, endlessly brave, and impossible to keep down – Yuji is Gryffindor’s finest export.

2 Dabura – Slytherin’s Fearsome Simurian Who Rivals Sukuna’s Power

Dabura arrived with JJK Modulo‘s alien invasion and immediately became the scariest name in the room, repeatedly framed as a threat on Sukuna’s level. Cursed Speech barely fazes him, and he shrugged off Usami’s attempt to stop him mid-fight like it was nothing.

He commands the Simurian forces with total confidence, treating diplomacy as a formality before violence. That blend of raw dominance, strategic patience, and a taste for proving he’s the strongest in any room is exactly the ambition Slytherin was built to describe.

3 Maru – Hufflepuff’s Warmhearted Alien Who Can Rewrite Reality Itself

Maru showed up looking like a friendly alien diplomat and left the fandom recalculating the entire power scale. His Chaos and Harmony technique lets him bend the very rules of reality, and by Modulo’s later chapters, he’s operating at a level that rivals the franchise’s all-time greats.

What keeps him grounded is how genuinely he connects with people, reaching past Tsurugi’s prejudice to build real trust despite carrying his own quiet grief underneath that smile. Warm, loyal, and stubbornly good-hearted even with godlike power – that’s Hufflepuff all the way.

4 Cross – Ravenclaw’s Guarded Twin Who Wields Chaos and Harmony

Cross is the twin nobody wants to underestimate. He shares Maru’s terrifying Chaos and Harmony technique, even if he’s supposedly a notch below his brother in raw output, and he’s the one steering Modulo’s central conflict from the shadows as its primary antagonist.

Where Maru wears his pain on his sleeve, Cross keeps his locked up tight, prone to sharp interrogations and cold fury rather than outbursts. He questions everything before he accepts it, which is exactly the kind of guarded, analytical streak that lands him in Ravenclaw.

5 Tsurugi Okkotsu – Ravenclaw’s Calm Blade Who Can Fuse With Rika

Tsurugi Okkotsu doesn’t have a drop of cursed energy, and somehow that’s the least interesting thing about him. Born with the same Heavenly Restriction as his grandmother Maki, he’s built an entire fighting style around a katana-type cursed tool and a Shadow Style Simple Domain, holding his own against both Masaki and Maru in combat.

When he fuses with Rika through his grandfather’s ring, he briefly becomes one of Modulo’s heaviest hitters. Methodical, composed, and always thinking through the fight before throwing a punch – Ravenclaw suits him perfectly.

6 Yuka Okkotsu – Gryffindor’s Fiery Heir Who Challenged Dabura Herself

Yuka Okkotsu inherited the Zenin Clan’s Ten Shadows Technique, and it shows. She’s the one who steps up to duel Dabura, a Simurian threat compared directly to Sukuna, while quietly hiding a terminal diagnosis from her own mother because she refuses to be treated like something fragile.

She’ll pick fights with her own brother just to prove a point, then break down crying when she loses. Reckless, hot-blooded, and fighting for people she loves – that’s Gryffindor down to the bone.

7 Mahito – Slytherin’s Restless Curse Haunting the Pathway of Souls

Mahito never really got the ending he wanted, and Modulo makes sure he knows it. Technically, he’s still dead, lingering in the Pathway of Souls waiting for Yuji to finally join him there. When Maru’s technique actually drags Yuji to that realm, Mahito’s thrilled for about five seconds before Yuji tears him apart all over again.

Vindictive, obsessive, and incapable of letting go of a grudge even from beyond death, he’s the same manipulative curse he always was. That kind of fixation belongs squarely in Slytherin.

8 Masaki Takeda – Slytherin’s Shapeshifter Behind an Elderly Ruse

Don’t let the “elderly curse user” label fool you into thinking Masaki Takeda is harmless – he spent decades disguising himself as a first-grade schoolboy to relive his glory days, luring Tsurugi and Maru into a trap with a fake sob story about his dead mother.

He’s manipulative, patient, and willing to fabricate whatever lie keeps him breathing, even after Yuji humiliated him years earlier. It’s a small-scale scheme next to Modulo’s cosmic stakes, but the cunning and self-preservation instinct are pure Slytherin.

9 Usami – Ravenclaw’s Silver-Tongued Master of Cursed Speech Control

Kou Usami doesn’t throw fists first; he throws words, and that’s arguably scarier. As a Grade 1 sorcerer serving as Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, he’s the guy juggling Simurian diplomacy and Cursed Speech in the same afternoon.

He dropped Masaki Takeda with a single immobilizing command and barely flinched, though trying that same trick on Dabura cost him his throat. Calculated, articulate, and always thinking three steps ahead of the conversation, Usami reads like Ravenclaw’s answer to a foreign service exam.

10 Ui Ui – Sorted Into Hufflepuff as Modulo‘s Quiet Support Player

Ui Ui might be pushing eighty, but Modulo shows he never really stopped serving somebody. Now heading the New Shadow Style and reportedly using a technique that trades his students’ lifespan for his own, he’s traded devotion to Mei Mei for devotion to the clan’s survival.

His teleportation and soul-transfer ability even let him slip into her body for a mission, wearing her hairstyle like it’s nothing. Quiet, dependable, and always working for someone else’s cause – that’s Hufflepuff energy through and through, even eighty years later.

What are your thoughts on our list of sorting for the strongest Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo sorcerers into every house in Hogwarts? We’d love to know whether you would have sorted them differently, and to hear your opinions on our take in the comments below.

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