Ryomen Sukuna is a guy who hates unnecessary noise, idle chatter, and any attempts to invade his personal space. For him, silence isn’t just the absence of sound — it’s control: when nothing is distracting him, he can see everything clearly, without interference. He doesn’t get angry at the noise — he simply filters it out, like an irrelevant signal. And if someone seriously thinks they can make him change his mind, they won’t succeed by shouting the loudest; they’ll have to hit the target precisely: with a single word, a single action, and no unnecessary drama. Because Sukuna doesn’t change his opinion out of politeness or under pressure — only if he sees real sense in it.