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As a long time anime watcher, I feel like there’s more to Gojo than his laid back nature. Beneath that happy-go-lucky mask (or blindfold, har har) he seems to genuinely care for his students. He’s also questioned the way things are being done at the school and, arguably, is the reason why Yuji is even still alive. Is it hard playing a character who bounces from silly to “actually, I’m kinda serious right now” at the drop of a hat? I think as long as you portray something honestly and earnestly, it isn’t hard. What you really want to focus on as an actor isn’t a character’s strongest points. Those unfold naturally in the story. What you want to focus on is a character’s weakness. And despite his hilariously overpowered abilities, Gojo has a glaring weakness; his arrogance. It pulls him down from the realm of the Gods he likes to see himself as part of and makes him very human. We have to understand that despite his genuine feelings for the well being of his students, Gojo has an ideology as rigid as the higher-ups he battles against. He’s strong, he’s intelligent, and oh so clever. But there’s an interesting lack of wisdom. And I find that lack of wisdom the most fascinating part of his character.