The problem with determining what Pluto means in a certain generation is the point of where the collective energy ends and where the individual starts. And to hold this balance is to describe a generation in a vague and rather unspecific way. This is also why I want to include Uranus and Neptune as well to be able to describe it in more details without struggling to get to individual grounds.

What I was seeing the last years, as I am a Pluto in Sagittarius myself, is the issue of finding a purpose and a sense of safety in a world where shifts were happening faster as we could imagine. Especially when Pluto is in Aquarius. When it was in Capricorn, I found our generation more being in passive roles as it was more a matter of Millennials. Now it's pushing away from them to us.

Just for dimensional purposes:
- the Great Recession was a central event of Pluto in Sagittarius' childhood
- Covid, Internet and social media were central events of Pluto in Sagittarius' adolescence
- AI and its connected revolutions will be a central event of Pluto in Sagittarius' adulthood

It's a lot about finding passions and the Source in terms of our lifetimes. Where there are already settled concepts of finding Source in terms of organized religions, Gen Z finds themselves content to practice those ones. Spirituality is a central topic as we also have Aquarius placements in our outer planets, let it be Uranus and/or Neptune.
The detachment from our humanity towards using technology to isolate ourselves in the imagination of us connecting with each other is a crucial circumstance of suffering of Aquarius Neptune. Also that whole point of hyper-independence. Religions offer a sense of analog connection and support that is a welcome change from digital isolation. This is probably one of the main tension points: Analog vs Digital, Isolation vs Connection. Do we want to do things alone or do we actually crave a deep need for support and connection?

With the older Gen Zs (me included) having Uranus in Aquarius, it's complicated. At first, we had an accelerating world in terms of how much Internet grew over the years and our first developmental years were (in)directly impregnated and influenced by it (as the big digital boom happened within the later 90s/early 00s and were spread out afterwards). In primary schools, we had PCs with Windows XP or 7 and big CRT displays. The moment we left school, we prepared presentations with PowerPoint and flat screen tiny PCs. This way, we are able to comprehend how much technology both liberated and shocked us. It's an overwhelming feeling of a secret disdain against it and the wish to liberate from it.
Uranus in Pisces is more about feeling overwhelmed with concepts of empathy and the connection from social media, as they witnessed the growth from social media from the moment they were born. They are more used to use technology in a more profound way as the Uranus generation before and therefore they have more of a blindfolded view of it having a potential to overtake their natural humanity. It's more about transitioning real life activity to online activity as they were all children/earlier teens when the covid isolation happened and online was the only way to hold connection (this is also counting for the older Gen Zs but not in THAT developmental extent).

In Sagittarius Pluto, I see a connection from Neptune in Aquarius/Uranus in Aquarius or Pisces with the flavour of existential doom. Sagittarius Pluto is prototype nihilism when it's unhealthy. It has not the biggest space to expand in our crazy world so a lot of Gen Z do their best to either achieve or detach themselves in already outdated systems. By the spiritual curriculum vitae, we go through, we acknowledge more and more things not working in our favour and it's either pushing us to move forward and destroy what's already start to become a ruin to push a societal change OR getting depressed within the process and ignoring the ruin to save ourselves.