Background
A failed comedian whose innate technique,
ComedianComedianInnate TechniqueTakaba's technique breaks jujutsu. If he genuinely finds something funny, reality bends to match. Not metaphorically: his cursed energy literally rewrites what happens. He thinks g..., is secretly one of the most powerful abilities in jujutsu, if he genuinely finds something funny, reality bends to match. Takaba has no idea how his technique works, which is exactly why it works. He stalled
KenjakuKenjakuHumanAn ancient sorcerer who has survived for over a thousand years by transferring his brain into different host bodies. Each body grants him access to that person's innate technique w... in a comedy battle that the ancient sorcerer couldn't win through conventional means.
Known techniques
Innate Technique
Comedian
超人
Episode 57
Takaba's technique breaks jujutsu. If he genuinely finds something funny, reality bends to match. Not metaphorically: his cursed energy literally rewrites what happens. He thinks getting hit is hilarious? The hit doesn't work. He finds the idea of surviving a lethal attack amusing? He survives. The power ceiling is effectively infinite because it's limited only by Takaba's sense of humor rather than his cursed energy. The critical detail is that Takaba has no idea his technique works this way. He thinks he's an unlucky comedian who can't catch a break. His power activates entirely through subconscious emotional responses, if he ever became aware of what he could do and tried to use it deliberately, the self-awareness would probably ruin the genuine emotional reactions that fuel it.
Fights
Fumihiko Takaba vs. Iori Hazenoki
Culling Game
Against Iori Hazenoki
A comedian whose technique runs on whether he finds something funny, against a man who explodes his own flesh. It goes exactly as strangely as that sounds.
Fumihiko Takaba vs. Kenjaku
Shinjuku Showdown
Against Kenjaku
Takaba is sent at Kenjaku because nobody else can be spared, and the fight becomes a comedy routine Kenjaku cannot win by being smarter.
Record
Episode appearances
3 episodes
