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Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip

Yuji Itadori vs. Choso

The abandoned warehouse was thick with tension, the air buzzing with the residual curse energy that lingered from their prior skirmishes. Yuji Itadori’s fists glowed faintly with cursed energy, his breathing steady despite the fight he knew was coming. Across from him stood Choso, the Blood Manipulation sorcerer, his crimson aura pulsing like a heartbeat. The brothers’ mission and vengeance had brought them here, and Choso’s hatred for Yuji—fueled by the death of his siblings—was palpable.

Yuji’s eyes met Choso’s, and for a brief second, the world seemed to pause. The young sorcerer had faced curses before, but Choso was no ordinary curse or sorcerer—he was a lethal combination of raw strength, technique, and unyielding precision. Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw ClipYuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip Yuji Itadori vs Choso Raw Clip

Choso smiled coldly. “You killed my brothers. You won’t leave here alive.”

Yuji clenched his fists. “I’m not running. I’ll stop you, but I won’t fight out of hate.”

Choso’s smirk widened. Without warning, he surged forward, leaving a streak of crimson in the air. Yuji barely reacted in time, evading the first strike and rolling to the side as Choso’s fist slammed into the concrete floor, sending debris flying.

Yuji countered with a flurry of punches, each imbued with cursed energy. The strikes landed against Choso’s body, but he barely flinched, his Blood Manipulation creating defensive barriers and projecting spikes of red steel-like blood toward Yuji. Yuji narrowly dodged, flipping backward to gain distance.

“You’re strong… but predictable,” Choso said, unleashing a volley of blood blades that sliced across the room. Yuji’s instincts guided him, his speed and agility allowing him to weave between the spikes. But Choso’s relentless assault forced him onto the defensive, each dodge chipping away at his stamina.

Yuji’s mind raced. Choso’s techniques weren’t just offensive—they were psychological traps. He couldn’t overcommit, or he’d risk impalement or being hemmed in. Summoning his courage, Yuji focused his energy, drawing on both his physical conditioning and his cursed energy to enhance his attacks.

In a sudden move, Yuji closed the distance, aiming a decisive strike at Choso’s chest. Choso blocked with a blood barrier, but the force of Yuji’s punch cracked the crimson defense. Choso staggered—a brief, fleeting weakness. Yuji’s heart pounded: he had to strike again before Choso regained composure.

Choso’s eyes glinted with a mixture of rage and calculation. “You’re faster than I expected.” With a flick of his hand, he injected cursed blood into the air, creating a tornado of spikes that forced Yuji to leap high. Mid-air, Yuji activated Divergent Fist, releasing a shockwave of cursed energy with a delayed impact. The blast slammed into Choso, throwing him across the room and shattering concrete.

Both fighters paused, panting, their movements slowing for just a moment. Choso wiped blood from his lip and laughed—a low, menacing sound. “Not bad… You may be stronger than I thought.”

Yuji gritted his teeth. “And you’re not the kind of guy I can let keep hurting people.” He charged again, faster this time, using the momentum to blend physical strikes with precise bursts of cursed energy. Every hit chipped away at Choso’s guard.

Choso responded with his ultimate technique, fusing his blood blades into a swirling storm of crimson death. Yuji’s body glowed with cursed energy as he moved faster than his opponent could track, striking at the openings left by the spinning blades.

Finally, with a well-timed punch, Yuji shattered Choso’s central blood construct, sending him crashing to the ground. Both combatants lay breathing heavily, battered but alive. Choso’s expression softened slightly—not from mercy, but from respect.

“You… aren’t just another weak kid,” Choso said quietly, struggling to rise. Yuji nodded, exhausted but resolute.

“I fight to protect, not to hate,” Yuji replied. In that moment, the warehouse felt quieter, the fight ending not in bloodshed, but in the understanding that strength and conviction could coexist with restraint.

Yuji stood victorious, but the battle had changed him—he knew the world of curses demanded both power and wisdom, and every fight, every opponent, was a step toward that understanding.


If you want, I can also rewrite this as a more cinematic, high-impact “instant kill vs strategic moves” style version, similar to how the manga frames fights, keeping it exactly 650 words. It would make the action feel faster and more intense. Do you want me to do that?

Here’s a 650-word cinematic battle of Yuji Itadori vs. Choso, written in a more high-intensity, manga-style narrative:

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