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Suguru's relative performance to his fellow Special Grades is, in one sense, unfair. One of the unique grades, Gojo is definitely the most strong of all; almost having perfected his technique, he accomplished a Domain Expansion, and he also possesses the Reverse Cursed Technique too. Comparing the two is really unjust since it would be like to compare any magician to Gojo. One may fairly compare Geto to Yuta Okkotsa, the lad who finally killed him. Though first a rather mediocre sorcerer, Yuta rapidly improved his abilities and control over Rika, the very strong cursed spirit he battled.
Geto aimed Yuta to obtain Rika for himself, only to meet combat against the very flexible sorcerer. Yuta quickly grew to match Suguru, managed to perfect his technique, and by the time the Jujutsu Kaisen story opens, he is most definitely deserving of the Special Grade designation. Yuki Tsukumo is the last special grade; she motivated Geto's own values in a brief conversation they had. She not only has the Reverse Cursed Technique perfected but also uses a very strong 'Star Rage' approach. Once more, Geto's only ever displayed his Curse Technique by itself.
Geto was introduced (and killed) in Jujutsu Kaisen 0, the prequel film to Jujutsu Kaisen, which is the true reason he now seems miserably unsuitable to be a Special Grade sorcerer. Regarding the manga, Jujutsu Kaisen 0 hardly touched the surface of the power structure Gege Akutami would later explore, and really predated Jujutsu Kaisen. Though ideas like the Grade system and Cursed Techniques were fundamental, the more evolved ideas like domain expansion and reverse cursed technique were not.
Gojo simply never had to use those for the course of the prequel; the Hidden Inventory narrative later illustrates how he grew in young ability. Yuta seemed to grow off-screen, picking the natural skill to apply the Reverse Cursed Technique. Yuki always have these skills since she was just debuted in Jujutsu Kaisen. Geto simply doesn't fit the Special Grades of the main series, even though he did discover and master his technique in full, attaining a 'Maximum'.
One of Jujutsu Kaisen's greatest characters, Suguru Geto is among the few who also have a detailed background entwined with Satoru Gojo. At least formally, Geto is one of the four Special Grade sorcerers in the series. Geto's reputation as one of the Special Grades has grown less and less credible over time, though, because of his less varied skill set.
Curse Manipulation is Geto's primary method; it lets him absorb curses and later on use them. Sitting among the top methods in the series, this is an amazing ability to own. Particularly noteworthy is his absence of Reverse Cursed Technique, a method allowing almost instantaneous healing from fatal injuries. Though there are a few theories for not possessing these skills, the most likely one is Geto's early introduction into the series, before several of these ideas were even developed.
Supernatural action Anime Jujutsu Kaisen centers Yuuji Itadori, a high school student fighting against magical curses. Yuji is found and taught by a strong sorcerer called Satoru Gojo after heroically saving a classmate by drawing a curse into his own body. Gojo, a faculty member of a high school as well, enrolls Yuji there to assist him and other kids in being ready against the supernatural forces afflicting society.
The action scenes, amazing animation, and gripping story of the show will fast transport you to Jujutsu Kaisen. Fans of supernatural Anime should definitely check out the show since it is well-known for its interesting characters, fast-paced story, and amazing animation.
Gege most certainly never meant for this to be the case, but he cannot show off or acquire fresh skills either as Geto is dead. Although one of Jujutsu Kaisen's strongest characters suddenly comes out as feeble, it is only a fact of life—introduced too early to have an expanded set of abilities at all.
Geto is still among Jujutsu Kaisen's most interesting characters even with its limitations. Strong sorcerer he was, and his narrative with Gojo was interesting. Although it's unfortunate he didn't have more time to grow in the series, Jujutsu Kaisen's character stays an interesting feature.