Cursed Spirit Name Generator

Jujutsu Kaisen cursed spirit names for OCs and fanfic

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Generate cursed spirit names in the Jujutsu Kaisen style: canon curses like Mahito, Jogo, Hanami and the Smallpox Deity, yokai-born spirits like Kuchisake-onna and Gashadokuro, and hundreds of original special-grade and unregistered curses born from fear, grudge and everyday dread.

About cursed spirit names

In Jujutsu Kaisen, cursed spirits are born from the negative emotions people leak over time, so the strongest ones carry names that say what they are made of. Jogo, Hanami and Dagon are curses of humanity's fear of volcanoes, forests and the sea, and their names are short, almost elemental Japanese words. Mahito, written with the characters for "true person," is the curse born from humans' hatred and fear of one another. Lesser curses often have no name at all and are logged by grade and location (the Yasohachi Bridge curse, the Roppongi curse), or by a visible trait (Finger Bearer, Fly Heads, Grasshopper Curse). A few inherit names straight from folklore, like the Smallpox Deity and Kuchisake-onna.

That gives you four workable naming styles for an original curse: a single Japanese word for the feeling or place that spawned it (Urami, Kegare, Kuragari); a yokai name that the curse grew into (Gashadokuro, Nure-onna, Aka Manto); a registry-style label built from grade and haunt (Grade One Sewer Curse, Special Grade of the Sengoku Tunnel); or a flat English epithet in the tone of the subtitles, like Stairwell Gnawer or Hollow Mother.

The list mixes all four. Pick the style that matches how your curse is known: sorcerers name the ones they fear, and leave the rest as case numbers.

How to choose cursed spirit names

  • Name the curse after the emotion or fear that birthed it, not after how it looks; Jogo is named for disaster, not for having a volcano head.
  • Weak and mid-grade curses usually go unnamed in canon, so a registry label like Semi Grade One Stairwell Curse reads more authentic for background spirits than a grand title.
  • Borrow a yokai name when your curse is the modern embodiment of an old folk fear, and change it slightly if the spirit has mutated past the legend.
  • Keep special grade names short and strange: one or two words with a hard stop sounds more dangerous than a long fantasy epithet.
  • Everyday dread makes good modern curses; school rooms, trains, hospitals, offices and phones are exactly the settings the series uses for its horror.

Frequently asked questions

How are cursed spirits named in Jujutsu Kaisen?

Major curses either name themselves (Mahito, Jogo, Hanami, Dagon) with short Japanese words tied to their origin, or are labeled by sorcerers according to where they appeared and how strong they are, such as the Yasohachi Bridge curse or a Grade One curse. Some carry folklore names like the Smallpox Deity.

What does a special grade cursed spirit name sound like?

Usually something brief and weighty: a two-syllable Japanese word (Jogo, Dagon), a yokai name (Kuchisake-onna, Tamamo-no-Mae), or a stark title (Smallpox Deity, Finger Bearer). The list marks this style with single-word entries and short epithets such as Hollow Mother and Sallow Choir.

Can I use these names for a Jujutsu Kaisen OC or fanfic?

Yes. The original names here are free to use for fan characters, fanfiction, tabletop games and art. Canon names like Mahito and Jogo belong to their creator and are listed for reference and inspiration.

What is the difference between a cursed spirit and a yokai?

In the series, cursed spirits are born from modern human negative emotion, while yokai are traditional Japanese folklore monsters. Many curses take yokai forms because people still fear those images, which is why names like Gashadokuro and Nure-onna fit naturally as cursed spirit names.

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All 500 cursed spirit names

This is the complete list the generator above draws its random batches from, sorted A to Z and grouped by first letter.

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A: 23 names

  • Abura-akago
  • Agito
  • Aka Manto
  • Akai Kodomo
  • Akamushi
  • Akaname
  • Akki
  • Akuji
  • Akuryo
  • Ame-furi-kozo
  • Ame-onna
  • Ao-andon
  • Aobozu
  • Aoi Inu
  • Apartment 404
  • Arasoi
  • Arcade Cabinet Maw
  • Art Room Face
  • Asa no Tsume
  • Ashen Mandible
  • Ashtray Saint
  • Auntie Mothball
  • Azukiarai

B: 25 names

  • Badge Scan Ghost
  • Bakekujira
  • Bandage Glutton
  • Basan
  • Bat Chorister
  • Bathhouse Fog
  • Beetle Shogun
  • Benio the Unseen
  • Betobeto-san
  • Bike Lot Tangle
  • Binbogami
  • Biology Lab Float
  • Blackgum
  • Blackout Guest
  • Bloodpetal
  • Blurred Face in the Feed
  • Boar Warden
  • Bone Orchard Tender
  • Bonus Cut Grin
  • Bramble Skull
  • Bridge Toll Widow
  • Brother Gravel
  • Buffering Hour
  • Bullet Train Stowaway
  • Buruburu

C: 35 names

  • Cafeteria Line Ghost
  • Candle Chewer
  • Capsule Hotel Drip
  • Carp Executioner
  • Castle Moat Grudge
  • Cellar Lantern
  • Cemetery Salesman
  • Chalk Dust Choir
  • Charger Cable Tangle
  • Chef Gristle
  • Chi-no-Miko
  • Chinoike
  • Chokeweed
  • Choso
  • Cicada Shell Monk
  • Clockmaker Grudge
  • Clubroom Stain
  • Coach Hunger
  • Coal Cart Oni
  • Comment Section Rot
  • Commuter Crush Mass
  • Conductor Grim
  • Convenience Bento Saint
  • Courtyard Shadow Long
  • Crab Shell Usurer
  • Cradle Rot
  • Cram School Wraith
  • Crossing Bell Curse
  • Crow Pontiff
  • Cubicle Wall Face
  • Curse of the Blue Screen
  • Curse of the Group Chat
  • Curse of the Sealed Well
  • Curse of the Tokyo Detention Center
  • Cursed Womb Death Painting

D: 14 names

  • Dagon
  • Daidarabotchi
  • Deleted Account Ghost
  • Dental Chair Curse
  • Despair of the Test Hall
  • Divine Dog
  • Doctor Hollow
  • Dog Head Sentinel
  • Doku
  • Dorotabo
  • Dread of Shibuya Crossing
  • Dread of the Ward Office
  • Drowned Calendar
  • Dye Vat Hag

E: 7 names

  • Eightfold Grin
  • Enko
  • Enma's Collector
  • Entrance Hall Bow
  • Envy of the Stage Wings
  • Eso
  • Exam Hall Panic

F: 17 names

  • Faculty Lounge Ash
  • Father Tarpaulin
  • Fear of Drowning Given Flesh
  • Fear of the Dark Given Flesh
  • Festival Mask Hollow
  • Fifth Period Absence
  • Finger Bearer
  • Fishing Village Drag
  • Flea Emperor
  • Fleshloom
  • Flickering Neighbor
  • Fly Heads
  • Fourth Step Faller
  • Fox Fire Orphan
  • Fuan
  • Fukurokuju's Shadow
  • Funayurei

G: 16 names

  • Gaki
  • Garappa
  • Gashadokuro
  • Ghoulmilk
  • Goryo
  • Gozu
  • Grade One Sewer Curse
  • Grade Two Crematorium Curse
  • Grandmother Needle
  • Grasshopper Curse
  • Great Serpent
  • Grief of the Evacuees
  • Grinning Rot
  • Gristle Hymn
  • Guilt of the Bridge Jumper
  • Gutwire

H: 35 names

  • Hachishakusama
  • Hahakigami
  • Hai no Otoko
  • Haigane
  • Hakkotsu
  • Hakudo
  • Half Face Kaito
  • Hallway Mirror Lag
  • Hanako of the Third Stall
  • Hanami
  • Hannya
  • Harbor Chain Curse
  • Hari-onago
  • Hatred of the Sun
  • Hatred of the Tide
  • Hatsuyume
  • Haunted Hanko Clerk
  • Headmaster Null
  • Hebi
  • Heron Widow
  • Hi-no-Kijo
  • Hibagon
  • Highway Rest Stop Crone
  • Hitobashira
  • Hitotsume-kozo
  • Hizumi
  • Hokora Dweller
  • Hollow Mother
  • Hollow Nine
  • Hornet Regent
  • Hoshikui
  • Hospital Bell Sprite
  • Hundred-Eyed Vow
  • Hyakume
  • Hyosube

I: 12 names

  • Ibaraki-doji
  • Ice Cellar Breath
  • Idol Poster Hunger
  • Ikari
  • Ikiryo
  • Infirmary Cot Sink
  • Ink Drinker
  • Inugami
  • Ippon-datara
  • Iso-onna
  • Itami
  • Ittan-momen

J: 10 names

  • Jami
  • Janitor Closet Knuckle
  • Janitor Moth
  • Jealousy of the Idol Stage
  • Jikininki
  • Jinmenju
  • Jinmenken
  • Jogo
  • Jorogumo
  • Jubokko

K: 55 names

  • Kagami-jishi
  • Kagemori
  • Kagutsuchi's Embers
  • Kakurezato Remnant
  • Kamikakushi
  • Kamikiri
  • Kanashibari
  • Karaoke Box Mimic
  • Kasa-obake
  • Kasha
  • Kashima Reiko
  • Kawazaru
  • Kaze no Kodomo
  • Kaze-no-Gaki
  • Kazenbo
  • Kechizu
  • Kegami
  • Kegare
  • Kegarebito
  • Kejoro
  • Kesaran Pasaran Swarm
  • Keukegen
  • Kiiroi Kasa
  • Kijo
  • Kiln Mouth
  • Kindergarten Hum
  • Kinoko-sei

K, continued

  • Kisaragi
  • Kitsune-tsuki
  • Kitsunebi
  • Knucklebone
  • Koi Pond Swallower
  • Kokkuri-san
  • Koromodako
  • Kosodate-yurei
  • Kubitsuri
  • Kuchisake-onna
  • Kudan
  • Kumo
  • Kunekune
  • Kuragari
  • Kurobozu
  • Kurogane
  • Kuroi Ame
  • Kuroi Hane
  • Kuromaru
  • Kurote
  • Kurourushi
  • Kurozuka
  • Kusari-me
  • Kuyashi
  • Kuzunoha
  • Kyofu
  • Kyokotsu
  • Kyoto Goodwill Event Curse

L: 20 names

  • Lantern Festival Remnant
  • Lanternjaw
  • Last Train Passenger
  • Laundromat Bride
  • Layoff Letter Sprite
  • Leech Prophet
  • Library Hush
  • Lighthouse Echo
  • Little Sister Rust
  • Livestream Leech
  • Locker Eater
  • Locker Room Drip
  • Locust Monk
  • Loneliness of Room 203
  • Lost Earbud Sprite
  • Lost Item Hoarder
  • Love Hotel Shadow
  • Love Letter Drinker
  • Lumber Yard Splinter
  • Lunch Hour Vanisher

M: 25 names

  • Madam Cinder
  • Magatsu
  • Mahito
  • Mahoraga
  • Manhole Gaze
  • Mantis Priestess
  • Mary of the Phone Call
  • Max Elephant
  • Mekurabe
  • Midori no Me
  • Mikaribaba
  • Mikoshi-nyudo
  • Mill Wheel Eater
  • Mimizu-sama
  • Mizu no Onna
  • Mokumokuren
  • Mold Sermon
  • Mosquito Net Wraith
  • Moth Bishop
  • Mourning Veil Curse
  • Moxa Burn Saint
  • Mr. Nobody of Kichijoji
  • Muen
  • Mujina
  • Mukuro

N: 24 names

  • Nagai Te
  • Namahage
  • Nanny Clatter
  • Needle Rain Curse
  • Needlemouth
  • Nekomata Husk
  • Newt Pilgrim
  • Night Mode Watcher
  • Nightclass Custodian
  • Nightshift Visitor
  • Nikumare
  • Ninefold Hunger
  • Nobiagari
  • Nobusuma
  • Nokorikaze
  • Noppera-bo
  • Notification Moth
  • Nozuchi
  • Nue
  • Nukekubi
  • Nuppeppo
  • Nure-onna
  • Nuribotoke
  • Nurikabe

O: 18 names

  • Oboroguruma
  • Oil Lamp Thief
  • Oiwa
  • Okiku
  • Oni of the Eastern Gate
  • Onibaba
  • Onibi
  • Onmoraki
  • Onryo of Hasegawa Hall
  • Ootakemaru
  • Orochi Remnant
  • Osakabe
  • Oshiroi-baba
  • Osore
  • Ouni
  • Overpass Weeper
  • Overtime Coat
  • Owl Mask Deacon

P: 11 names

  • Pachinko Ball Swarm
  • Pachinko Gorger
  • Paddy Field Scarecrow Curse
  • Pale Knot
  • Panic of the Stadium Exit
  • Paper Crane Plague
  • Paper Lantern Hound
  • Parking Garage Chorus
  • Piercing Ox
  • Pool Drain Hag
  • Pool Lane Nine

Q: 1 name

  • Quarterly Report Rot

R: 21 names

  • Rabbit Escape
  • Rainbow Dragon
  • Rasetsu
  • Rat King of Kamata
  • Reikon
  • Resentment of the Forgotten
  • Resentment of the Overworked
  • Reverse Mirror Girl
  • Rice Cake Choker
  • Rika Orimoto
  • Ringback Hunger
  • Riverbank Lantern Grudge
  • Rooftop Beckoner
  • Rooftop Fence Lean
  • Rope Bridge Crawler
  • Roppongi Curse
  • Rotgrin
  • Round Deer
  • Rural Bus Stop Watcher
  • Rust Weeper
  • Ryusei the Sinking Star

S: 53 names

  • Sabimushi
  • Sagari
  • Sake Brewery Glutton
  • Salaryman Husk
  • Sallow Choir
  • Salt Pan Widow
  • Sarakazoe
  • Sarugami
  • Sazae-oni
  • Scabveil
  • Schoolbag Weight
  • Screenshot Stare
  • Seko
  • Semi Grade One Stairwell Curse
  • Serpent Nursemaid
  • Sessho-seki
  • Seven Knot Hag
  • Shame of Ikebukuro
  • Shikome
  • Shinchu
  • Shinen
  • Shinkansen Tunnel Hollow
  • Shiranui
  • Shirime
  • Shirohone
  • Shirotsuki

S, continued

  • Shoe Cubby Count
  • Shoe Locker Thief
  • Shrine Gate Toll
  • Shunobon
  • Shuten-doji
  • Silk Loom Haunter
  • Sinew Bell
  • Sister Fog
  • Sixth Floor Nothing
  • Smallpox Deity
  • Snail Penitent
  • Soot Mother
  • Sorrow of Nagano Pass
  • Soshiki
  • Spam Call Chorus
  • Special Grade of the Sengoku Tunnel
  • Split Vow
  • Spoiler Leak Wraith
  • Stair Landing Extra Step
  • Stairwell Gnawer
  • Stamp Hanko Shade
  • Stonewomb
  • Suiko
  • Sukumo
  • Sukuna's Hunger
  • Sunamura
  • Sunekosuri

T: 30 names

  • Taka-onna
  • Tallow Kin
  • Tamamo-no-Mae Incarnate
  • Tantanbo
  • Tatami Sleeper
  • Tatari
  • Tatarigami
  • Tea House Mimic
  • Teacher Bone
  • Tenjoname
  • Tenome
  • Tesso
  • The Smiling Hour
  • Thirteenth Cherry Tree
  • Thornlung
  • Three-Mouth Mother
  • Tide Rot
  • Toad Curse
  • Toad Matron
  • Torii Keeper
  • Tsuchigumo
  • Tsukikui
  • Tsukumogami
  • Tsumegami
  • Tsurara-onna
  • Tsurube-otoshi
  • Tunnel Mouth
  • Turbo Granny
  • Twelve Rib Saint
  • Two Shadow Child

U: 9 names

  • Ubagabi
  • Ubume
  • Umbrella Stand Crowd
  • Uncle Brine
  • Ungaikyo
  • Unregistered Grade Three
  • Urami
  • Ushi-oni
  • Uwabami

V: 1 name

  • Vending Machine Mouth

W: 13 names

  • Waira
  • Wakare
  • Wanyudo
  • Warehouse Heart
  • Wasp Nest Sage
  • Well Rope Gnaw
  • Wet Footprint
  • Wickerface
  • Wifi Dead Zone Hum
  • Window Knocker of Ward Six
  • Winter Cicada
  • Wintermouth
  • Wrath of the Unpaid

Y: 21 names

  • Yakubyogami
  • Yamabiko
  • Yamachichi
  • Yamai
  • Yamajijii
  • Yamauba
  • Yamawaro
  • Yaminoko
  • Yanari
  • Yasha
  • Yasohachi Bridge Curse
  • Yobuko
  • Yomi Crawler
  • Yonaki-ishi
  • Yoroigumo
  • Yoru no Kuchi
  • Yosuzume
  • Yotsuya
  • Yuki no Haha
  • Yuki-onna
  • Yumekui

Z: 4 names

  • Zanki
  • Zashiki-warashi Gone Wrong
  • Zetsubo
  • Zunbera-bo