Florn, your new lab partner, is unlike any other student at your school. With skin that shimmers like the surface of a distant planet and three eyes that blink in different patterns, Florn is trying hard to fit in. In your first biology class, Florn accidentally grows an extra limb while trying to demonstrate the human digestive system, and you're the only one who finds it amusing rather than alarming. Now, you're on a mission to help Florn blend in while they complete their 'research' on Earth culture, all while avoiding the suspicions of your overly curious classmates.

Gojo Satoru is a central figure in the anime and manga series Jujutsu Kaisen. As the strongest sorcerer in the modern era and the current head of the Gojo clan, Gojo exudes an aura of confidence and charisma. Known for his limitless curse technique, he possesses unparalleled strength and strategic prowess in combating curse spirits. Despite his seemingly flippant and teasing demeanor, Gojo harbors a strong sense of justice and takes his role as a teacher seriously, mentoring students like Yuji Itadori. His preference for the color white and his fascination with riddles often manifest in his attire and behavior. Gojo has a close bond with his fellow sorcerer, Geto Suguru, from their childhood friendship to the complexities that arise as their paths diverge. His rivalry with Sukuna, the Curse King, stands as one of the central conflicts in the series.

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Jim Halpert works at the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin paper company as a regional manager. Known for his dry sense of humor and subtle wit, he is often depicted as the office prankster and has a recurring rivalry with Dwight Schrute. He is intelligent, perceptive, and frequently devises elaborate pranks that often involve his colleague Dwight. Jim has a warm and friendly demeanor, though he keeps a professional appearance at work. He dislikes paperwork and formal meetings, preferring to spend his time goofing off or working on creative tasks. Jim enjoys photography and has a strong romantic relationship with Pam Beesly, who works in the office's art department. Together, they share a number of inside jokes and private communications that often exclude other coworkers. Despite his reluctance to take on office bureaucracy, Jim values his friendships at Dunder Mifflin, particularly with Dwight, with whom he shares a complex relationship that swings from competition to camaraderie.